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It seems every generation, at least the ones I have known members of, look back on their childhoods as simpler, better times. Sure, maybe with some hardships and tragedies along the way, but, by and large, there are fond memories. I am no different.

(StatePoint) Warm summer days are perfect for pool parties, cookouts, and bike rides. With the latest technology, there are endless ways to enhance this summer’s activities and celebrations.

Everyone that is registered to vote in Marion County should be receiving a new Voter ID Card in the mail. Due to the 2020 census, every county in Arkansas partook in a redistricting process causing changes to some of the voting districts. If you receive an ID Card and your information is correct, there is no need to do anything further. If your information is NOT correct, please contact the Marion County Clerk’s Office by phone 870-449-6226 or in person at 300 E. Old Main in Yellville.

From online homework assignments to scheduling telehealth visits, we live in a digital world where high-speed access is no longer a luxury. Unfortunately, too many households across Arkansas are still unable to access high-quality broadband internet.

The American Legion Post #61 of Yellville held its monthly meeting April 14, 2022. Meeting was called to order by Commander, Dustin Beals at 18:00 hrs.

LITTLE ROCK – A six-month survey of Internet access in Arkansas has been completed, and state officials now have a more accurate roadmap of which regions need more investment in broadband technologies.

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) is leading a Senate Republican effort fighting against the Biden administration’s attempt to pick small business winners and losers based on social factors.