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Apply June 15-July 14 to hunt an Arkansas alligator this fall
LITTLE ROCK — Hunting season forArkansas’s largest reptile may be months away, but anyone looking to have a shot at a Natural State gator on public land needs to get their application in soon. Applications for the 2025 Arkansas alligator hunting season will be available at www.agfc.com from 8 a.m. June 15 through midnight July 14.
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U.S. Sends Iran a Message with Authority
By Robert Lyons, Editor Donald Trump, president of the United States, authorized three (3) lethal air strikes in Iran Saturday, June 20.
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American Patriotic Art Winner
Miss Emma Cook, grade 10, age 15, from Flippin High School was awarded 3rd Place at the Arkansas Veterans of Foreign Wars American Patriotic Arts Contest held at the Department of Arkansas and its Auxiliary 94th State Convention held in Jonesboro, Arkansas on June 5-8. Emma Cook is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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Arvest Bank Accepting Nominations
MOUNTAIN HOME – Arvest Bank is accepting nominations for its annual “Charity of Year” honors through June 27.
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Bank 1899 Breaks Ground in W.G.
WESTERN GROVE - BANK OF 1889 has officially broken ground on the construction of a new Interactive Teller facility in Western Grove, Arkansas.
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Bailey Sues Stahlman
Wrongful Termination lawsuit against William Stahlman Jr., Mayor of Bull Shoals. Bailey is seeking preliminary and permanent injunctions, damages, and attorney fees.
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Friday- Time to dry out in our area. The high temperature near 92 degrees and a low around 70 degrees.
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