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Hardy City Council votes to dissolve the city’s A&P commission, tax

HARDY, Ark. (KAIT) - The Hardy City Council passed Ordinance 2026-2 in a 4-2 vote, abolishing the city’s Advertising and Promotion Commission and its 3% sales tax on prepared foods and lodging. The ordinance is set to go into effect Jan. 8. The council had tabled the issue during...

Hardy, AR · 2d
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Eleven Point River Project in Randolph County to Receive $1 Million

POCAHONTAS, Ark. — A waterway improvement project along the Eleven Point River in Randolph County is set to receive $1 million from the state’s settlement with Monsanto, Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced Friday. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will oversee the project at the Oxborrow property....

Randolph County, AR · 2d
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Temporary full road closure scheduled for Bull Shoals Dam

MOUNTAIN HOME, Ark. (KAIT) - Drivers who use Highway 178 over Bull Shoals Dam will need will need an alternate route Tuesday through Thursday, Nov. 17-19. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has scheduled a full road closure across the dam Tuesday through Thursday, Nov. 17-19, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Bull Shoals, AR · 1d
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Independence County quorum court hears about speeders on county road, levies taxes

Kathy Stobaugh wants drivers on Quarry B Road to slow down, and Monday night she came to the Independence County Quorum Court meeting asking for help. Stobaugh said Quarry B is on the back side of the local industrial park, with a lot of traffic on her road, which is in a residential area. “There is a lack of respect for the homes, people and animals – it’s just not right. … It’s an accident waiting to happen.”

Independence County, AR · 1d
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Mountain Home searching for funding for $100 million to $120 million water intake

Mountain Home has the permits, the engineers and a barge on the lake for a new water intake on Norfork Lake. What it does not have yet is the $100 million to $120 million to build it. That figure, which Mayor Hillrey Adams gave during his annual report to the...

Mountain Home, AR · 1d

Baxter Bulletin

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City of Mountain Home to consider economical ordinance preservation transition

The Mountain Home City Council will transition to a more economical method of preserving municipal ordinances beginning Jan. 1, 2027, as the city’s traditional metal-bound ordinance books become increasingly expensive and difficult to maintain. City Clerk Scott Liles suggested the proposed change during the council’s Nov. 5, meeting, explaining...

Mountain Home, AR · 1d

KTLO

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Baxter County Safety Day is Thursday

The inaugural Baxter County Safety Day will take place on Thursday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Baxter County Fairgrounds. The fun-filled event features educational stations where fourth-grade students from the local area will rotate through every 15 minutes to learn about practical hazard prevention and emergency response. The topics range from all-terrain vehicle safety, firearm safety, chemical handling, electrical hazards, lawnmower safety, power takeoff (PTO) equipment safety and tree-stand safety.

Baxter County, AR · 1d

mhobserver.com

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Community center tops 133,000 visits, 6,000 memberships in first season

More than 133,000 people have walked through the doors of the Mountain Home Community and Aquatic Center since it opened in May, Mayor Hillrey Adams told the Mountain Home Area Chamber of Commerce on Monday. Memberships stood at about 6,000 through October, Adams said during his annual State of the...

Mountain Home, AR · 1d

KTLO

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Mayor and County Judge address Mountain Home State of the City and Baxter County

On Monday morning at the “State of the City” and the “State of the County” breakfast held on the campus of ASU Mountain Home, community leaders, business owners and residents heard an update from Mountain Home Mayor Hillrey Adams and Baxter County Judge Kevin Litty. The...

Mountain Home, AR · 2d

mhobserver.com

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State Chamber chief says Baxter County’s low workforce participation is an opportunity, not a problem

Fewer than 44 out of every 100 working-age Baxter County residents hold a job or are looking for one, and the head of the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce told a Mountain Home audience Monday that number should catch the eye of any employer looking to expand. “This is a...

Baxter County, AR · 2d

Baxter Bulletin

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Letters to the Editor: Reader encourages doing your homework on local contractors

Reader encourages doing your homework on local contractors. Mountain Home homeowners who are in need of repair or renewal of their homes — from roof to the basement and everything in between — should be knowledgeable about whom they are hiring. In order to ensure ability, reliability, credibility...

Mountain Home, AR · 1d

KTLO

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President and CEO of Arkansas State Chamber talks about the “State of the State”

Randy Zook, President and CEO of Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce spoke Monday morning at the “State of the City” and “State of the County” breakfast at the Trout Room of Vada Sheid at ASU-Mountain Home. Zook talked with Heather Loftis of KTLO, Classic Hits and...

Mountain Home, AR · 5h

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Local 4-H member launches community service project benefiting foster children

Ashley Beller, Kate Roberts (Image: Independence County 4H) Independence County 4-H member Kate Roberts has teamed up with The CALL of Sharp and Independence Counties to launch a community service project supporting local foster families and children. Roberts, appearing alongside Ashley Beller of The CALL on White River Now with...

Independence County, AR · 2d

Springfield News-Leader

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Judge denies preliminary injunction in data center lawsuit

A Greene County Circuit Judge has denied a legal request that would allow a developer to have his data center plans reviewed by Springfield city staff amid the city's moratorium on any data center applications. Springfield has had an administrative pause in place on all data center proposals since late June. NSI A.1 LLC, managed by Trent Overhue, filed a lawsuit in September against the city claiming the moratorium is invalid and, if found to be valid, does not apply to any ordinary preliminary activities for the project proposed as they are not part of any formal application process. Overhue, who is involved in a number of other data center proposals around the Ozarks, owns the property at 2900 S. National Ave. through the LLC. He has proposed a basement-level "high-performance computing data processing facility" in the larger of two buildings at the location. While the property is zoned for a planned development that allows "data processing services" under the use for Administrative and Professional Offices, differences emerged between Overhue's interpretation of what this would allow and the city's. On Friday, Nov. 6, Chad Mann, attorney representing NSI A1, argued for a preliminary injunction to force the city to open

Springfield, MO · 2d

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Springfield's hidden gem is making a comeback

Historic Commercial Street, predominantly known as C-Street, is one of Springfield's hidden gems. It has transformed into a destination for small and independent businesses, diverse cuisine and entertainment. After a few years of decline, the historic district has experienced a resurgence, bringing new life to the area. Commercial Street was...

Springfield, MO · 2d

KYTV

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OTO presents possible changes to U.S. 60 and 65 interchange

ROGERSVILLE, Mo. (KY3) - The Ozarks Transportation Organization is gathering information and opinions from locals on its proposed project along a stretch of U.S. 60 and 65. “We are looking at the 60, 65 area in a broader sense, trying to look at the connectivity as a whole for the region,” said Sara Fields, Executive Director of OTO. “How we can improve safety, how we can enhance access as well as travel time reliability and congestion.”

Rogersville, MO · 1d

myfamilytravels.com

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10 Missouri Places That Feel Like Stepping Back Into Your ’70s And ’80s Childhood

One Missouri arcade averages 70 to 80 video games and 16 to 18 pinball machines. You pay once at the door, and the flippers are yours for the night. That detail alone made me grin. Another spot keeps a giant Lite-Brite and a whole room of old VHS tapes. A...

Missouri · 21h

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Veteran receives tiny home in Branson after experiencing homelessness

BRANSON, Mo. (KBSI) – A Missouri veteran who previously lived in his truck with his emotional support dog now has a permanent place to call home, thanks to assistance from Catholic Charities of Southern Missouri and Elevate Branson. According to Catholic Charities of Southern Missouri, a veteran named Victor...

Branson, MO · 1d

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Free vaccines are available for Greene County residents 60 and older

Free vaccinations are available to Greene County residents 60 and older at the Springfield-Greene County Health Department. The vaccines are made possible by the Greene County Senior Citizen Services Fund. Peggy Welte, a registered nurse at the health department and the person who administers the vaccines, said they have the...

Greene County, MO · 1d

KOLR10 News

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Branson’s Mansion Theatre anchors Veterans Week with star-studded concerts

The Mansion Theatre for the Performing Arts is set to host a diverse lineup of national country stars and tribute acts for Veterans Week, driving significant economic activity for Branson and the surrounding Southwest Missouri region.

Branson, MO · 3d