Flippin News

A federal gender discrimination lawsuit against the Flippin School District has been settled out of court, school officials said.

Come Thanksgiving, buying a copy of The Baxter Bulletin from a news rack could be a cultural experience.

A settlement conference is set for today in a gender discrimination lawsuit against the Flippin School District.

District court for the city of Mountain Home was held Nov. 3, 2009, before Judge Van Gearhart.

The following information has been submitted about November Red Cross blood drives in the surrounding area: Today, Nov.

FLIPPIN - The Flippin Pride Team has announced that the Grand Marshal for the ninth annual Holi-Dazzle Christmas Parade will be the 224th Maintenance Co.

Menus from area schools have been submitted as follows: Cotter Information not submitted.

Award-winning works from the Young Artists Competition and Exhibition will be on display at the Baxter County Library through Nov.

A 21-year-old woman likely will avoid prison time for her involvement in a sex offender's escape.

'We've conducted almost all the school clinics and are down to Mountain Home,' said Baxter County Health Unit Administrator Judy Cochran.

FLIPPIN - NATCO has announced the promotion of Travis Sullivan to plant manager.

FLIPPIN - The Flippin School Board Monday accepted the resignations of two employees.

The Flippin Bobcats held the Alpena Leopards to 19 points over the first three quarters and romped to a 55-33 victory Friday night at Bobcat Country in Flippin.

Three Mountain Home residents charged with methamphetamine offenses after a three-month undercover investigation pleaded not guilty when arraigned in Baxter County Circuit Court on Thursday, Two of the three - John Douglas Sigmin, 56, and David Junior Pemberton, 54 - are free on bond while the third, Virginia R. Willett, 32, remains incarcerated.

District court for Baxter County was held Oct. 5-8, 2009, before Judge Van Gearhart.

Fifteen organizations from throughout the state have been presented Arkansas Governor's Quality Awards during the 15th Annual Awards Celebration for the Governor's Quality Award Program.

District court for the city of Mountain Home was held Oct. 6, 2009, before Judge Van Gearhart.

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 ...

The Flippin High School junior class is slated to host a free Movie Night at the Park Friday at Hickey Park.

Good help is hard to find, unless that help is doing hard time. Two manufacturers are taking advantage of a program in which they develop factories in Arkansas prisons and put convicts to work at market wages.