Mountain Home News

Winners of the titles will model clothing and perform talent numbers for the public before leaving for Miss Arkansas finals in Hot Springs.

The Arkansas State Highway Commission approved a bid for improvements to a portion of Christensen Road in Baxter County, according to County Judge Mickey Pendergrass.

Joel Campbell, 27, lives at 195 Buzzard Roost Cutoff in Mountain Home, which is a temporary address, according to a Baxter County Sheriff's Office news release.

Of the 34 cases against 18 defendants, 19 were for contempt, four were for drug-related offenses, four were for various traffic offenses, two were for alcohol-related offenses, one was for domestic battery, one was for assault, one was for disorderly conduct, one was for criminal trespass and one was for hot checks.

After the United States completed the Louisiana Purchase April 30, 1803, the area of Baxter County came under the protection canopy of the Stars and Stripes.

Jeremy relocated with his wife, Kimberly, and three children, from Brookhaven, Miss., where he worked as a certified computer technician maintaining a large, Windows-based network.

5 S. Cost is $8. The South Dakota Breakfast Club meeting is set for 9 a.m. Saturday at Ta Da's Restaurant.

The University of Arkansas chapter of Phi Beta Kappa recently inducted Raymond Walter of Clarkridge and Bobby Howard and Rondell Peterson, both of Mountain Home, into its membership.

Students interested in obtaining a computer-related degree from Arkansas State University Mountain Home now have more options.

It was such a pleasure seeing the courtroom being crowded with citizens of all ages, demonstrating their concerns over the land grab, politely named the Blueway National Park.

T-Roy the Band is set to perform at 7 p.m. Saturday at Music on the Square in Yellville.

Take an empty glass along with a gallon container filled with water into your living room.

Arkansas education officials announced a plan Wednesday to award associate degrees to qualifying students who transferred from community colleges to universities but never got their diplomas.

Two young men talked about "the joy of giving back" to the community Tuesday during the Twin Lakes Community Foundation's Donors Luncheon at Big Creek Golf & Country Club.

Action begins at 1 p.m. this afternoon with a 1 p.m. shotgun start. Action begins at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday and Friday, with Friday's round a shotgun start.

Members of the Mountain Home city council's street committee heard Street Director Amon Tilley on Tuesday report the result of a series of traffic counts, and learned that the Arkansas Highway and Transportation project to overlay North College Street to Arkansas Avenue, as well as Arkansas Avenue to AR Highway 201 North, would not be completed ... (more)

If you need a snow blower, six army surplus computer speakers, a wheelbarrow, a turtle, three small red plastic boxes and a 2-year-old Chevrolet four-wheel drive truck, you're in luck because the city of Mountain Home wants to sell you all these items and more in two upcoming auctions.

Verna Ussery and her mom, Julie, are living out a very long Hallmark Moment. Julie's Gold Crown Hallmark store at 319 North College St., in College Plaza Shopping Center, will close June 29 after nearly 16 years of business.

Carolyn Chentnik of Mountain Home captured top honors in the recent NATCO Communications Ozark Regional Directory Cover Photo Contest.

A local electronic security company plans to approach a city committee requesting the city council make an exemption to the city's sign ordinance.