The Baxter County Quorum Court will move Tuesday to formally accept the county's $180,000 share of an Ozark Mountain Solid Waste District recycling grant, money that will pay for new vehicles and equipment at the Baxter Day Service Center.
The emergency ordinance on the June 2 agenda would establish a new Recycling Grant Fund on…
The Baxter Day Service Center has secured $180,000 in grant funding for new equipment and changed how it accepts clients, two developments the nonprofit hopes will steady operations after several lean years.
Kris Steelman, who has served on the day center's board for three and a half years, announced both Wednesday during the city's monthly…
The Baxter Day Service Center lost roughly $75,000 last year on its recycling operations, Executive Director Paul Neal told the Mountain Home City Council on Thursday, painting a picture of a nonprofit still fighting to stabilize after years of financial turbulence but finally seeing a few things break its way.
Neal's presentation was the first…
Time is running out for Mountain Home residents who use curbside recycling.
Methvin Sanitation will make its final recycling pickups June 30, ending a service that has struggled with contamination issues and rising costs. Starting in July, residents will see their monthly utility bills drop by $1.60.
The change affects all households in Mountain Home…
Time is running out for Mountain Home residents who use curbside recycling.
Methvin Sanitation will make its final recycling pickups June 30, ending a service that has struggled with contamination issues and rising costs. Starting in July, residents will see their monthly utility bills drop by $1.60.
The change affects all households in Mountain Home…
Curbside recycling will end for residents within Mountain Home city limits starting July 1, 2025, according to a notice from Methvin Sanitation.
The company cited increased operational costs, contamination issues and staffing shortages at Baxter Day Service Center as reasons for discontinuing the service. Baxter Day Service Center will no longer accept recycling loads from…
The Baxter Day Service Center, a cornerstone of recycling and developmental services in Mountain Home for over five decades, is facing significant financial challenges and seeking community support to continue its vital operations.
On August 8, Mountain Home Mayor Hillrey Adams hosted a roundtable session with community leaders and representatives from the Day Center to…
The quest to keep Baxter Countyβs sole recycling center story is still on.
Baxter Day Service Center Executive Director Paul Neal is continuing to work with county and city officials to find a way to keep the service center open after a drop in recycling prices put the local non-profit into the red.
Mountain Home…
Baxter Day Service Center has new signage thanks to a $2,000 grant from the Arvest Foundation.
In addition to serving as one of the areaβs primary recycling facilities, Baxter Day Service Center helps provide jobs for people with disabilities.
A photo of Baxter Day Service Center's new sign. Photo by Arvest.
βWe thank the Arvest…