Washington, DC - Congressman Steve Womack (AR-3) released the below statement on this week’s vote on House Democrats’ misguided gun control legislation. Womack voted to defend the Second Amendment rights of Arkansans and Americans:
Yellville — Arvest Bank launched its annual Million Meals initiative to fight hunger in the four-state region the bank serves two months ago. Today, the bank announced that with the help of customers and community members, it has exceeded the campaign goal by raising more than 1.92 million meals.
Special Agents of the Arkansas State Police have been requested to investigate a reported homicide involving an 80-year-old Marion County man. Daniel W. Stine was reportedly shot in his home Monday night (June 6th).
Justin and Leslie Still of Flippin, Arkansas, are the proud parents of a baby girl, Adalia Rose Still, born April 27, 2022, at North Arkansas Regional Medical Center in Harrison, Arkansas. She was 19 inches long and weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces.
On Monday, June 13, the Yellville-Summit School Board met in the Y-S District Administration Building across from the football stadium in Yellville at 5:30 p.m. Eleanor Davenport, Robin Lee, Nathan Rogers, and Travis Doshier were in attendance for the meeting along with Wes Henderson. Jason Jones was absent from the meeting.
A quorum of council members was present, along with Melissa Dorsey, City Clerk, Fire Chief Stevan Evans, along with John Vans Coy, also with the fire department, at the June meeting of the city council.
By Robert Lyons On Monday, June 13, at 5:30 p.m. the Yellville-Summit School Board will meet in the Yellville-Summit Administration Building. The board is scheduled… Login to continue reading Login…
State Highway 178 across Bull Shoals Dam from Bull Shoals to Lakeview was closed to traffic June 1, by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to deploy and remove equipment used to perform maintenance on the dam’s sluice gates and USACE coordinated the closure with emergency services. PHOTO BY CAROL SHORT
A Vietnam Veteran whose son died while serving with the Army in Iraq used his carpentry skills to ensure his family’s sacrifice is forever remembered. A handcrafted wooden base Fred Hunter built in memory of his son Matthew David Hunter now holds a U.S.
When Veterans’ loved ones want to pay respects at national cemeteries, they rely on tools like online directions, cemetery maps, and a grave locator – or they contact cemeteries directly for assistance. With nearly 4 million gravesites in VA’s National Cemetery Administration’s (NCA) system, it’s crucial to have reliable data networks as the backbone supporting capabilities on which VA staff and Veteran families rely.