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Take a look back in history through back issues ofThe Baxter Bulletin: 100 years ago Nov.

From Danielle Cotter, Mountain Home: There are more important things to worry about than signs on a pizza place wall, . Instead, why can't these people who have so much to say write about our men and women over fighting for our lives and there own, so you can sleep good at night worry free? Are y'all so insensitive that those things don't matter? ...

Take a look back in history through back issues ofThe Baxter Bulletin: 100 years ago Nov.

District court for the city of Mountain Home was held Oct. 20 and 22, 2009, before Judge Van Gearhart.

Six-year-old Elizabeth Pavilionis speaks both English and Russian. Fluently. But when she started kindergarten at 5, she had a rough go of it.

Suppose you're 5 and your wig slides over your eyes while you're trick-or-treating. You bump into the monster next to you, sending him into the street, trip over your own costume, choke on the candy you popped in your mouth and land on top of a jack-o'-lantern lit with a flaming candle.

LITTLE ROCK - New signs and markers along Arkansas' portions of the Trail of Tears should be erected by spring, officials said after President Barack Obama signed an act that expands the historic trail to more than 4,900 miles in nine states.

District court for Baxter County was held Oct. 12 and 15, 2009, before Judge Van Gearhart.

During the past week, we have had rain and lower temperatures. The lake levels on the White River system have all risen significantly.

COTTER - The Cotter Volunteer Fire Department invites the public to attend the "Almost Done" Open House of the new fire station from 1-4 p.m. Saturday.

The overall absentee rate at Mountain Home schools rose to 15.5 percent Tuesday, up dramatically since Thursday when it was normal at 5 percent.

Take a look back in history through back issues ofThe Baxter Bulletin: 100 years ago Oct.

During the past week, we have had seemingly never-ending rain and much lower temperatures.

Two confirmed cases of the H1N1 flu have been reported in Mountain Home schools, according to Superintendent Charles Scriber - one in the kindergarten and one at Nelson-Wilks-Herron. There are no other confirmed cases in Twin Lakes Area schools, including Cotter, Flippin, Norfork and Yell-ville-Summit, but according to Ed Barham of the Arkansas ...

A Celebration of life for Robert D. 'Captain Bob' Axtell, USN Ret., 69, of Bull Shoals will be at 6:00 P.M. Saturday, October 10, 2009 at the Kirby & Family Funeral Home Chapel in Mountain Home.

Bert and Michelle Rodgers of Cotter, announce the birth of a daughter, Ashley Nicole.

The Cotter Lady Warriors dropped a three-set loss at the hands of the Yellville-Summit Lady Panthers Thursday night at Yellville.

COTTER - Something mysterious was going on at the North Arkansas Youth Center in Cotter this summer.

Take a look back in history through back issues ofThe Baxter Bulletin: 100 years ago Oct.

At 9 a.m. Tuesday, nearly 450 seventh-graders from Mountain Home, Cotter, Norfork, Baxter County Alternative School and the Christian Academy will come together at the Baxter County Fairgrounds to hear experts speak about tobacco, alcohol, health and fitness, and peer pressure.