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Baxter County Historical Society offers perfect Christmas gift through historic cookbook

Editors note: Chris and Alison Fulton are Baxter County Historical & Genealogical Society members and have purchased a copy of the cookbook. The Baxter County Historical & Genealogical Society has the perfect Christmas present to put under a loved one's tree this year for this holiday season with its newly printed “Historic Recipes of the…

ByChris FultonDecember 22, 2021

Education News

Baxter County Early Literacy Project Awarded Twin Lakes Future Fund Grant

A $1,250 grant recently received from the Twin Lakes Future Fund, will help the Baxter County Early Literacy Project (BCELP) establish a pop-up outreach event kit. The kit will allow the BCELP to forward their mission of equipping all Baxter County children with the early literacy skills they need to be prepared to start Kindergarten. Area…

ByMHO Newsroom StaffDecember 22, 2021

Health News

Baxter Regional Medical Center Announces New Structure of Leadership for Primary and Specialty Clinics

Dallas Weber named Director Specialty Clinics and joining Karman Nesbitt Director of Primary Care Clinics. Baxter Regional Medical Center is excited to announce the appointment of Dallas Weber as the new Director of Specialty Clinics. A new face to Baxter Regional, Dallas will be bringing a fresh mind to the management of specialty clinics. Karman…

ByMHO Newsroom StaffDecember 22, 2021

News People

Arvest Bank Names Copeland President in Mountain Home

Arvest Bank is pleased to announce it has named Scott Copeland community bank president in Mountain Home. Copeland has more than 14 years of industry experience, most recently serving as market president for another financial institution. “Scott is deeply-rooted in the Mountain Home community and well-respected as a banker, civic leader, neighbor and friend,” said…

ByMHO Newsroom StaffDecember 22, 2021

Government News

Cotter Mayor spills the details on city’s new grants during Friday coffee visit

Cotter Mayor Mac Caradine revealed some new upgrades coming to the city after being awarded three separate grants for projects around the city during his “Coffee with the Mayor” event Friday morning. The new funding was received from the Arkansas State Highway Commission, the Blue & You Foundation, and the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism. …

ByChris FultonDecember 21, 2021

Feature News

Christmas lights up the night with city’s annual “Christmas in Cotter” event

Cotter residents donned their jackets Saturday evening and headed down to Big Spring Park to visit Santa before the city announced the winners of its annual “Christmas in Cotter” event. The event featured brightly lit Christmas displays, the Polar Express conductor, caroling, live band music and more. Children who attended were given free toys from Santa, played…

ByChris FultonDecember 21, 2021

Education News

NJROTC hosts first annual Holiday Bazaar at Mountain Home High School

Mountain Home's Navy Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (NJROTC) has officially brought a new tradition to Mountain Home High School by hosting its first annual Holiday Bazaar in the school's cafeteria Saturday. Guests were able to shop for stocking stuffers with local visitors before snapping a photo with Santa. “We are an unfunded unit,” said Faithe-Ann Hall,…

ByChris FultonDecember 21, 2021

Media News

It’s here, the Mountain Home Observer has launched

Hello! Welcome to the Mountain Home Observer! We’re excited that you’ve joined us in our journey of starting a news company in Mountain Home. This website is our launching point for what will become a full weekly paper and we hope you’re impressed. My wife and I have spent the last couple months working day…

ByChris FultonDecember 20, 2021

Feature News People

The Coulter Celebration of Lights: A legacy of stone and lights

Legacy. It’s a powerful word with even more powerful implications. It’s a word that every human thinks about at some point in their life. What will my legacy be? How will I be remembered? What will I leave behind? It’s a word that drives men and women to reach for the stars and devote themselves…

ByChris FultonDecember 19, 2021

Government News

Baxter County Quorom Court passes $29.9 million budget to raise wages for staff

Baxter County Judge Pendergrass and the Quorum Court successfully passed a $29.9 million budget Dec.7 to ensure that all county departments are funded while securing a $521,000 salary increase for employees. Employees can expect to receive a $1 per hour bump in pay along with a 3% pay raise on the anniversary of their start…

ByChris FultonDecember 15, 2021

Baxter county releases sales..

56 more bills signed into law..

City of Mountain Home release..

Existing-home sales surged 14..

Baxter county releases sales..

56 more bills signed into law..

City of Mountain Home release..

Existing-home sales surged 14..

Baxter county releases sales..

56 more bills signed into law..

City of Mountain Home release..

Existing-home sales surged 14..

Baxter County Historical Society offers perfect Christmas gift through historic cookbook

Baxter County Early Literacy Project Awarded Twin Lakes Future Fund Grant

Baxter Regional Medical Center Announces New Structure of Leadership for Primary and Specialty Clinics

Arvest Bank Names Copeland President in Mountain Home

Cotter Mayor spills the details on city’s new grants during Friday coffee visit

Christmas lights up the night with city’s annual “Christmas in Cotter” event

NJROTC hosts first annual Holiday Bazaar at Mountain Home High School

It’s here, the Mountain Home Observer has launched

The Coulter Celebration of Lights: A legacy of stone and lights

Baxter County Quorom Court passes $29.9 million budget to raise wages for staff

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