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Area Senior Centers announce changes
Cherokee Village Lodge Senior Citizens Center participants enjoy lunch and bingo June 25.
Working together to increase tourism
The Horseshoe Bend Chamber of Commerce met on June 19 to discuss new ways to promote the city, both in the surrounding areas and in Arkansas.
Triathlon Sundaya s Ozark Valley Triathlon will not use Lake Wedington in Fayetteville this year, because of all the ice storm damage there.
AGFC sets urban deer hunts for four cities
Due to increasing nuisance deer complaints, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and four Arkansas cities have joined together to offer limited urban archery hunts to combat the overpopulated deer herd.
Buckmasters Whitetail Magazine
Arkansas urban deer hunt applications now available:
From the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission -- Because of the increasing nuisance deer complaints, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and four Arkansas cities have joined together to offer limited urban archery hunts to combat the overpopulated deer herd.
Remembering Rogers : The old Highway 12 bridge
Photograph courtesy of Sandy Chalmers In 1962, the new Arkansas Highway 12 bridge towered over the old bridge built in 1904.
Report On Fatal Boat Crash Being Developed
Authorities say it may be more than two weeks before a report is complete on a fatal boat crash on Beaver Lake.
Authorities have halted the search for a man who has been missing since a boat crash a week ago on Beaver Lake.
Bluegrass festival slated in Horseshoe Bend
The North Central Arkansas Tourism Council will sponsor a Country and Bluegrass Music Festival in Horseshoe Bend to benefit the Children's Hospital in Little Rock Saturday May 16 from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Hillhigh Resort and Spa in Horseshoe Bend.
Turkey Mountain provides second home for retiree golfers, setting for professional events
Therea s no telling who youa ll run into at the Golf Course on Turkey Mountain in Horseshoe Bend - from Midwestern retirees to city-hopping golf fans whoa ve flown into the nearby airport for an afternoon on the course.
Wiles promoted to Ash Flat Police Chief
A new police chief, annexation ordinance, the possible hiring of a building inspector, city survey and the opening of bids for limb removal were the topics of the full agenda for the Ash Flat City Council meeting held April 20 at City Hall.
Free flights introduce youth to flying
Since 1993, more than 1.4 million children have received free airplane rides as part of the Experimental Aircraft Association's Young Eagles program.
Building inspector a possibility for Ash Flat
"I am all for backing up our codes," Ash Flat Planning and Zoning Commissioner Fred Goodwin told the Ash Flat City Council during their meeting March 16.
Tourism season looks to remain steady
Despite an uncertain economy, those in the local tourism industry have high hopes for vacationer turnout this season and are working to draw even more people to the area.
The Dogwood Days Bass Tourney, The Early Days
This takes me back 20 years when I was Horseshoe Bend Chamber President, and Co-Publisher of the local Newspaper, The Easy Living News.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Beaver Lake Park Ranger Alan Bland cleared away some vegetation Thursday that obscured a sign containing information for visitors to the fish nursery on Beaver Lake.
Rogers Little Theater's MainStage production, "Kiss Me, Kate," will hold performances Feb.
Thurs. Update: 3,500 North Arkansas Electric Coop Without Power
Power still out to 20,000; wind adding to woes
Fewer than 20,000 remained without electrical service Tuesday evening. Falling limbs knocked out service in Baxter County on Tuesday for about an hour and a half, said Mel Coleman, spokesman for the North ...
Tues. Update: 7,000 North Arkansas Electric Coop Without Power
The latest from NAEC: 12:00 a.m. - Approximately 8,000 members of North Arkansas Electric Cooperative have regained power since Friday, lowering the cooperative's count of members without power to 7,000. Since ...