City Council approves amendment to city’s $49 million budget

Mountain Home City Council met for a regularly scheduled City Council meeting last Thursday at 6 p.m. at City Hall. Thursday’s meeting was a relatively short one with only a few items being up for consideration. To start, the council took up an ordinance to change a commercial property into a residential one. The property…

ByChris FultonFebruary 23, 20230Comments

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City Council to tackle noise ordinance, Garver contracts on Thursday

Mountain Home Mayor Hillrey Adams is going to have a busy Thursday this week. Not only will the mayor being meeting in Harrison earlier in the morning to discuss the NABORS landfill sale with his fellow board members on the Ozark Mountain Solid Waste District, he’ll be returning to Mountain Home to tackle City Council’s…

ByChris FultonJanuary 18, 20230Comments

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Blast from the Past: It’s time to play! Mountain Home’s all inclusive playground opens to the public

The long wait is finally over! Mountain Home Mayor Hillrey Adams officially opened the city’s first inclusive park to the public Monday afternoon, following a ribbon-cutting ceremony by the Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce. To help with christening Mountain Home’s new playground, Adams was joined by Debrah and Malachi Wiggins of Team Malachi, Donna Hopkins,…

ByChris FultonAugust 24, 20220Comments

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It’s time to play! Mountain Home’s all inclusive playground opens to the public

The long wait is finally over! Mountain Home Mayor Hillrey Adams officially opened the city’s first inclusive park to the public Monday afternoon, following a ribbon-cutting ceremony by the Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce. To help with christening Mountain Home’s new playground, Adams was joined by Debrah and Malachi Wiggins of Team Malachi, Donna Hopkins,…

ByChris FultonJune 20, 20220Comments

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Mayor Hillrey Adams: It’s time to celebrate Public Service Week

I’m excited to celebrate public servants this week and to recognize the employees of the City of Mountain Home AR along with all the citizens of Mountain Home and its surrounding areas who serve in government! Celebrated annually during the first week of May since 1985, Public Service Week is time set aside to honor the…

ByMHO Newsroom StaffMay 4, 20220Comments

City Council approves amendment to city’s $49 million budget

City Council to tackle noise ordinance, Garver contracts on Thursday

Blast from the Past: It’s time to play! Mountain Home’s all inclusive playground opens to the public

It’s time to play! Mountain Home’s all inclusive playground opens to the public

Mayor Hillrey Adams: It’s time to celebrate Public Service Week

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