Victory Baptist Children’s Choir
The Victory Baptist Church of Yellville will send the Children’s Choir to perform at the Freedom Encounter Theatre on April 30, at 2 p.m. for the Freedom Journey Show.
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Arkansas Medal of Honor Commission to Meet
The Arkansas Medal of Honor Commission is scheduled to meet on Monday, April 18, 2022, 10:30 a.m. in Committee Room 171, 1st floor, Arkansas State Capitol.
Read MoreArkansas Medal of Honor Commission to MeetMC Court Annex Building will be closed on Tuesday
There will be testing of newly installed generator in the annex building on Tuesday, April 12th. Also, some electrical upgrade work and rewiring will be done for breaker boxes.
Read MoreMC Court Annex Building will be closed on TuesdayGood Friday Service announced
The Flippin Church of God will be having a Good Friday Service April 15, 2022, starting at 7:00 p.m. Come enjoy a night of worship and fellowship.
Read MoreGood Friday Service announcedBoozman Shares Service Memories of Flippin Veteran in Recognition of Women’s History Month
Washington – U.S. Senator John Boozman (R- AR) recognized the service and sacrifice of Flippin veteran Elesha Granniss in ‘Salute to Veterans,’ a series recognizing the military service of Arkansans.
Read MoreBoozman Shares Service Memories of Flippin Veteran in Recognition of Women’s History MonthBSCC discusses Boat Ramp, Roads and other issues facing the City
Bull Shoals City Council met in regular session March 31st. In a roll call vote Council passed a motion to authorize accepting a bid of $134,925 from Atlas Asphalt to pave the first tier of streets on the list of streets to be paved. Mayor David Nixon said he will be meeting with the company representatives to get prices for paving streets on the second tier of the list. He said he does not know when paving will begin but the city is near the front of the line when asphalt becomes available. Nixon said he thinks paving will be done this summer. There are 16 streets to be paved in the first tier.
Read MoreBSCC discusses Boat Ramp, Roads and other issues facing the CityJeff Carson American Country Artist Dies of Heart Attack
At the age of 58, country music star Jeff Carson died of a heart attack at Williamson Medical Center in Franklin, Tennessee. Jeff Carson was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma as Jeffrey Lee Herndon; December 16, 1963 and passed on March 26, 2022 Jeff was raised by his mother Virginia Norton in Gravette, Arkansas.
Read MoreJeff Carson American Country Artist Dies of Heart AttackDr. Malachi McCurdy Joins WRGSC
Fayetteville, Ark. — Malachi McCurdy, M.D., recently joined the Washington Regional General Surgery Clinic where he provides laparoscopic, robotic and open general surgical services alongside Jeffrey Bell, M.D., Jon Berry, M.D., Gareth Eck, M.D., Brian Pottorf, M.D., Stephen Wood, M.D., Brittany Huls, APRN and Kaylie Slaughter, APRN.
Read MoreDr. Malachi McCurdy Joins WRGSCThe Pharmacy at Flippin Station
Lisa is a native of Melbourne, Arkansas and is a 1990, graduate of Melbourne High School. Before attending UAMS College of Pharmacy, she completed pre-pharmacy courses at Williams Baptist College, ASU, and UCA. Following graduation from UAMS in 1996, Lisa worked in a variety of pharmacy practice settings.
Read MoreThe Pharmacy at Flippin StationThe Ozark hellbender on the Endangered Species List
The Ozark hellbender became a candidate for listing under the Endangered Species Act in 2001. It was assigned a priority level of 6 for threats due to habitat loss and fragmentation because of human activity and pollution. In 2005 the Fish and Wildlife Service increased its listing priority number to a 3 because of increased pressures on the species from recreation activity in their habitat including gigging and boat traffic and increases in the contamination of their waters.
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