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Family with 1 asthmatic child needs help
Wish volunteers need phone numbers for the following Wish applicants. Without working phone numbers, there is no way to let applicants know when their wishes are ready to be picked up: Wish 350 - Couple living at 320 South Ave., Cotter Wish 358 - Couple living at 537 Fox More Trail, Viola Wish 366 - Mother living at 114 Mill Creek Lane, Norfork ...
Two young Cotter writers publish poems
COTTER - Two of Elizabeth Henry's third-grade students at Amanda Gist Elementary School in Cotter will start the new year as published poets.
Cotter council backs fire station grant, closing of alley, Saturday Club project
On the request of attorney Andrew Bailey, the Cotter City Council agreed to abandon an alleyway in the Cotter Heights subdivision.
Public invited to parent night
COTTER - Students at Amanda Gist Elementary School in Cotter invite the public to their Social Studies Parent Night at 6:30 p.m. Monday in the school cafeteria.
Cotter students get lesson in food service
Students in Cotter High School food classes recently were treated to a 'hands-on' lesson, courtesy of Rick and Jane Mines, owners of Nima's Pizza in Gassville and Mountain Home.
Lots of meetings slated Thursday
It looks like a busy evening Thursday with city council and school board meetings on tap in Mountain Home, Norfork and Cotter.
Take a look back in history through back issues ofThe Baxter Bulletin: 100 years ago Nov.
Layne Heston & Adrian Woodbury
Mrs. Sandra Heston of Mtn. Home, Arkansas announces the engagement of her daughter, Layne Heston, to Adrian Woodbury, son of George Kipp Woodbury of Mtn.
Local veterans groups slowly losing members
As we slowly lose our World War II veterans, veterans groups in the Twin Lakes Area are seeing the effects in membership numbers.
Menus from area schools have been submitted as follows: Cotter Today - Hot dog, french fries, baked beans and pears Tuesday - Pizza, salad, pineapple and vanilla wafers Wednesday - Thanksgiving dinner Thursday - Hot ham-and-cheese sandwich, baked Doritos, salad cup and sherbet Friday - Chicken spaghetti, broccoli, peaches and hot roll.
Deb Peterson's Years Past: Glance back into history
Take a look back in history through back issues ofThe Baxter Bulletin: 100 years ago Nov.
Worry about more important things
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? ...
Deb Peterson's Years Past: Take a glance back into history
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.
Twin Lakes Literacy Council provides private help for all ages
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.
Keep your Halloween goblins safe
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.
New Trail of Tears markers to go up in Arkansas
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.
John Berry's Fly-Fishing Report: Fishing excellent in catch-and-release area
During the past week, we have had rain and lower temperatures. The lake levels on the White River system have all risen significantly.
Cotter VFD hosts open house at new station
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.