A new Mexican eatery is on the menu for Mountain Home diners according to the list a business permitted by the city for December. more

The Pulitzer Prize-winning play, “Harvey," opens this weekend at Twin Lakes Playhouse (TLP) at 600 W. Sixth St. more

The Art Odyssey has announced its Call for Artists for the 2025 Studio Tour, set for Sept. 25–27. The three-day event offers a unique opportunity for artists to open their doors, share their creative process and showcase their work to art enthusiasts from across the region. more

Washington Regional opens urgent care center more

Planning Board cancels meeting more

Petey more

Editor's note: Due to the weather and holidays, some meetings and events may be canceled or rescheduled. Please check with the entity you are planning to attend about its individual schedule. more

NCA Military Service Sisters schedule lunch more

Area Bingo games are scheduled as follows. Some games may not be held due to weather. Please call ahead to confirm games are happening: more

The Baxter Health Mobile Mammography Unit will be available at the following locations in the next 30 days: more

A Gassville man was pronounced dead after suffering multiple gunshot wounds in an altercation with another male Monday afternoon. more

MH School Board sets workshop today more

NCA Military Service Sisters schedule lunch more

NCA Military Service Sisters schedule lunch more

Gassville Council announces agenda more

Editor's note: Due to the weather and holidays, some meetings and events may be canceled or rescheduled. Please check with the entity you are planning to attend about its individual schedule. more

Roberta Schaper, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, is shown with the quilt she received Jan. 13 from Mountain Home Quilts of Valor. more

Mountain Home High School FACS students display their charcuterie creations after LeeAnn Blevins, Baxter County Family and Consumer Sciences agent, spent time in December teaching them about the importance of food safety when creating and serving charcuterie boards. After learning essential food safety practices, the students collaborated in groups to design their own charcuterie boards, showcasing their creativity. The fun and practical skill, learned just in time for the holidays, gave students the confidence to create charcuterie boards at home to share with their families. more

BULL SHOALS — Input from approximately 60 citizens overwhelmingly shot down the rezoning of the Bel'Arco Resort property at Tuesday night's Planning & Zoning Commission hearing. The resort has been closed for a number of years. more

A new commercial structure on State Highway 201 N. tops the list of building permits issued by the City of Mountain Home in December. more

LITTLE ROCK — Stocking threadfin shad is a relatively new endeavor for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. These tiny, silvery minnows may not be glamorous, but they have a big impact on your favorite sport fish, be it bass, crappie or walleye. They also are somewhat delicate, making them not only difficult to raise in a hatchery, but also to harvest, haul and stock. more

Clutter isn’t just the stuff on the floor. It’s anything that gets between you and the life you want to be living. more

Grants are available for local nonprofits from Twin Lakes Community Foundation. Nonprofit organizations in Baxter, Marion, Fulton and Izard counties may visit arcf.org/givingtree now through Feb. 15 to apply online for Giving Tree grants through Twin Lakes Community Foundation, an affiliate of Arkansas Community Foundation.  more

Lisa Nordlander was really the best boss I ever had. When she hired me from the active-duty Air Force, she encouraged me to put aside my Baptist identity and focus on affirming the unique spiritual needs of each patient. more

Last week, the state of Arkansas reported a lower count of influenza-like illnesses (ILI) in a collection of data compiled by the Arkansas Department of Heath (ADH), but health officials warn against lowering safeguards against seasonal illnesses. more