This Week in Bobcat Country
The Flippin Bobcats traveled to Harrison to play the Goblins on Monday, November 28 and were defeated 93-64. The Lady Bobcats hosted Mountain Home Christian Academy and won 112-21.
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We Are Lead Hill
Lead Hill downed the Deer Anthers 59-28 Tuesday, November 29 in the Tiger Den. The Tigers hosted the Oark Hornets Friday, December 2. The Tigers trounced the Hornets 74-34. The Lead Hill Tigers defeated the Blue Eye Bulldogs on Saturday, December 3, 62-56. The Tigers improved the overall record to 5-11 on the season and 2-1 in conference play. Lead Hill is in 4th place in the standings early in the season.
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Are you looking for something to do this week? The Yellville-Summit Panthers will host the Greenland Pirates on Tuesday, December 6 in and the Cotter Warriors Friday, December 9, in conference action for both the boys and girls varsity teams. Games begin at 5 p.m.
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The Cotter Warriors fell to the Omaha Eagles Tuesday, November 29, at a neutral site 61-50. The Warriors defeated the Green Forest Tigers Wednesday, November 30, 46-42 at a neutral site. Friday, December 2, the Warriors hosted the Haas Hall Academy Huskies. The Warriors walked the Huskies off the floor 80-55.
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Last week the Ozark Mountain Bears traveled to play the Valley Springs Tigers Tuesday, November 29. The Tigers came up on top by the score of 51-37. The Bears ended the week by hosting the Yellville-Summit Panthers Friday, December 2. The Panthers edged the Bears 55-50.
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Twenty-six hunters fill their elk tag
JASPER — Acorn or “akern,” no matter which way you pronounce it, those little nuts falling from oaks during the 2022 Arkansas elk hunt played a pivotal role in hunters fulfilling a lifelong dream last month. According to Wes Wright, Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Elk Program coordinator, a heavy crop of acorns kept most elk in the woods and away from the traditional fields during the hunt, resulting in 26 elk during the scheduled elk season.
Read MoreTwenty-six hunters fill their elk tagBig Creek named to Top 100
MOUNTAIN HOME - Big Creek Golf & Country Club in Mountain Home, AR., was recently named to the “Top 100 Golf Courses in America for Under $100” by GolfPass. The entire list is here: https://www.golfpass.com/travel-advisor/ articles/top-100-golf-courses-in-americaunder- 100-dollars Subtitled “’The Top 100 under $100’ finally delivers a list of courses that every golfer can afford,” the list places Big Creek among 29 courses in the Southeast region:
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LITTLE ROCK – The Arkansas Department of Agriculture is accepting applications for the annual Arkansas School Garden Grant Program and Arkansas Taste Test Grant Program to help schools start or expand farm to school activities. Applications will be accepted through December 15, 2022.
Read MoreADA Accepting Applications for Farm to School Program GrantsBears Split Homecoming Games
Friday, November the Ozark Mountain Bears hosted the Omaha Eagles in a Junior boys’, Senior boys’ and Senior girls’ basketball game for Homecoming. The Junior boys tipped the night off on a rainy, soggy almost full moon night in Western Grove.
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