“Troop” Alexander for MC Sheriff
Gregg “Troop” Alexander is trading one badge for another. After 32 years and six months of service to the State of Arkansas, 59-year-old Gregg L. Alexander will leave the Arkansas State Police on June 30, 2022.
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Pasthing for District Judge, correction
Attorney Sam Pasthing is announcing his intent to be a candidate for District Judge serving Marion and Baxter Counties. He is running to succeed Judge Christopher Carter Sam has had a law practice in Yellville and Flippin for 21 years.
Pasthing for Circuit Judge
Attorney Sam Pasthing is announcing his intent to be a candidate for District Judge serving Marion and Baxter Counties. He is running to succeed Judge Christopher Carter Sam has had a law practice in Yellville and Flippin for 21 years.
NARMC Welcomes Director of Laboratory Services
HARRISON- North Arkansas Regional Medical Center (NARMC) is proud to welcome Rachel Mullins, MB (ASCP) as our new Director of Laboratory Services. Rachel will be replacing Karen Dezort who retired from NARMC after 14½ years, 9½ of which she was the Director of Laboratory Services.
Washington Regional Lab Achieves CAP Reaccreditation
Fayetteville- Washington Regional Medical Center’s laboratory recently achieved reaccreditation from the College of American Pathologists (CAP), the world’s leading provider of laboratory accreditation and proficiency testing programs.
Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas and Arkansas 4-H host SeaPerch Challenge
Little Rock- The Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas and Arkansas 4-H will host the 2022 Arkansas SeaPerch Challenge, an underwater robotics competition, on Friday, March 11, at The Center at Bishop Park in Bryant. An estimated 165 students will represent 41 teams from 11 counties at the event. Event participation has grown by more than 400 percent since 2016.
Eating Healthy on a Budget
Have you heard some people say, eating healthy is too expensive? The good news is you can eat healthy on a budget. Healthy eating is important at every age. Eat a variety of fruits, vegetables, grains, protein foods, and dairy or fortified soy alternatives. When deciding what to eat or drink, choose options that are full of nutrients and limited in added sugars, saturated fat, and sodium.
Fire continued
This is the last of a three-part series on the benefits and considerations of prescribed fire. Prescribed burning increases vegetative diversity and attracts a wider variety of birds and animals.
The Weird Story of Two Walleyes
I will swear with both hands on two bibles that this is the truth, but heck, I wouldn’t blame you for not believing it. It was the first week of March maybe a half dozen years ago when three of us were fishing up a river where white bass run in the spring. It was above a reservoir, and in late February and most of March, walleye came up the river too.
Central Arkansas Home Builders Share Supply Chain Woes with Boozman
LITTLE ROCK, AR- KANSAS—U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) is continuing his series of conversations with Arkansas business leaders to learn more about the impact current economic challenges are having on industries in The Natural State. On Wednesday, Boozman met with central Arkansas home builders who shared how historic inflation, supply chain disruptions and the shortage of skilled labor are testing their trade.