US Proposes Cutting Biofuels in 2018
The U.S. government proposed to reduce the volume of biofuel required to be used in gasoline and diesel fuel next year. Never in history has the EPA reduced the amount of biofuels required to be used. U.S.
Yearly Archives: 2017
Luke Bryan brings home dog
On July 1st, Luke introduces his new chocolate Labrador retriever to the world. He name the dog Choc. Luke Bryan Brings Home the Chocolate Via www.cmt.com 07/05/2017 9:28 AM Editorial credit: Debby Wong / Shutterstock.com
Blake Shelton New Song Hits No.1 on Billboard
This will mark the 24th time that Blake Shelton made a song that’s No.1 on the Country’s song Billboard. The song title is “Every Time I Hear That Song” and can be heard from his latest album
Rand Paul’s Proposal Could Help Change the US Health Care Reform
Rand Paul, Republican Senator in Kentucky,has urged Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and other Republicans in the Senate to abandon their plans to replace Obamacare. He thinking the bill alone does not include enough for small businesses
Police: Georgia mother fatally stabs husband, four children
iStock/Thinkstock(LOGANVILLE, Ga.) — A Georgia woman was arrested Thursday morning after police say she fatally stabbed her husband and four young children. According to the Gwinnett County Police Department, responding officers found a man and four young
Georgia woman charged with two counts of animal cruelty for leaving dogs in hot car
iStock/Thinkstock(ROSWELL, Ga.) — A Georgia dog owner found herself at the center of a criminal investigation this week after police rescued her dogs from a locked vehicle where the temperature registered at 167 degrees, police said Wednesday.
It was 60 years ago today…that Lennon met McCartney
Val Wilmer/Redferns60 years ago today, the course of popular music changed forever, when John Lennon met Paul McCartney for the first time. It was Saturday, July 6, 1957, and that afternoon, John’s skiffle band the Quarrymen played
Man admits to drug dealing that led to Missouri slaying
(AP) _ A fourth person has admitted in federal court that he played a role in a southwestern Missouri methamphetamine-trafficking plot that led to the ambush killing of a drug dealer.Twenty-year-old Anthony Edward Donovan pleaded guilty Wednesday
Authorities probe woman’s deadly fall from river platform
(AP) _ Authorities are investigating the death of a 20-year-old woman who fell with her mother from a wooden platform 50 to 60 feet above a river they had been navigating.The Springfield News-Leader reports Kasha Porter of Ozark died
Three more Arkansas counties eligible for disaster aid
(AP) – Officials say three more Arkansas counties have been added to the list of counties that are eligible for disaster unemployment assistance because of severe weather earlier this year.The Arkansas Department of Workforce Services says Prairie,
2 Arkansas veterans advance Gulf War memorial plans in DC
(AP) – Two Arkansas Gulf War veterans are leading a campaign to build a Desert Storm War Memorial in Washington D.C.The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports Jeff Kurczek and Brenten Byrd serve on the board for the National Desert
Arkansas ends fiscal year with $15M surplus
(AP) – Arkansas finance officials say the state ended its fiscal year with a $15.7 million surplus after a boost in sales tax collections over the past two months helped restore most of the budget cuts enacted
Arkansas to release some information to voting commission
(AP) – Arkansas officials say they’ll partly comply with a request for information from President Donald Trump’s voting commission, but won’t release details such as voters’ Social Security or driver’s license numbers.Secretary of State Mark Martin’s office said Wednesday
Arkansas lawmakers delay vote on temporary herbicide ban
(AP) – Arkansas lawmakers are delaying a vote on a temporary ban of a herbicide that’s been the focus of hundreds of complaints from farmers who say it’s causing widespread damage.The Arkansas Legislative Council’s executive subcommittee on
Missouri man accused of hitting mom with fishing pole
(AP) – A southern Missouri man is accused of repeatedly striking his mother with a fishing pole during a dispute and shooting at her as she fled on foot.The West Plains Daily Quill reports Howell County prosecutors
Shepherd of the Hills site in Branson sold to new owner
(AP) – The Shepherd of the Hills site in Branson has a new owner but the historic site’s future is still unclear.The Springfield News-Leader reports the Taney County Assessor’s office says the site was purchased by Shepherd
How one fugitive lawyer's scheme shut down disability benefits for nearly 1,600 clients
iStock/Thinkstock(LEXINGTON, Ky.) — Robert Martin, a father of two from Eastern Kentucky, said he once earned around $70,000 as a truck driver. But now he says he struggles to make ends meet after filing for bankruptcy because
Former Libertarian presidential hopeful makes bid for Senate
(AP) – A former Libertarian presidential candidate is seeking the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill.Austin Petersen announced his candidacy July 4 during a party on his family farm
Residents question McCaskill during Missouri town halls
(AP) – Missouri residents are questioning U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill during town halls.More than 100 people peppered the Democrat with questions during an evening town hall Wednesday in Ashland, Missouri. She received a generally friendly response from
ATF: Parts of illegal fireworks found after house explodes
(AP) – The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives says its investigators found components of illegal fireworks in the debris of a St. Joseph home that exploded July 4.ATF spokesman John Ham says the evidence
Missouri appears on track for income tax cuts
(AP) – Missouri revenue growth appears to have reached the threshold to trigger income tax cuts.Data released Wednesday by the state budget director show net general revenues hit more than $9 billion during the fiscal year that
Magnitude 5.8 earthquake reported in Montana
iStock/Thinkstock(SPOKANE, Wash.) — A 5.8 magnitude earthquake rocked a small town in western Montana early Thursday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The brunt of the earthquake struck about 6 miles southeast of Lincoln, which has
Former Mountain Home resident’s adversity to become a movie
Former Mountain Home resident Garrard Conley never would have guessed his life’s challenges would lead to a movie, but it’s official. His story, based on his book “Boy Erased”, has been acquired by a film distribution company
Father, son arrested and held on drug charges
A father and son are being held in the Baxter County Detention Center on felony drug offenses following officers from the Arkansas Department of Community Correction conducting a parole/probation compliance check Monday at a residence in Midway.
School board filing period opens
The annual school board filing period opened Wednesday in preparation for the election set for September 19. The filing period closes at noon on Tuesday. This year marks the final time for the school board elections to
Governor intends to pardon MH man
A Mountain Home man is among 13 individuals Governor Asa Hutchinson indicates he intends to pardon. Scott A. McConnell was convicted in 1995 of one count of possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver and
Baxter Marion Rural Water Association to meet
The Baxter Marion Rural Water Association number one Board of Directors will meet Thursday evening at 6:00. The meeting will be held at the Oakland Community Center. WebReadyTM Powered by WireReady® NSI
Community meeting scheduled in Buford
Baxter County Judge Mickey Pendergrass is inviting all residents of the Buford Fire District to a community meeting Thursday evening at 6:30 at the Buford Fire Department Station number four. Judge Pendergrass will be in attendance to
Buffalo River cleanup set for Friday
The Buffalo National River Partners will team up with the National Park Service for a cleanup of the river. The cleanup will be Friday morning beginning at 9:00 from the Hasty Access to Carver. The cleanup will
Lockeroom continues road stand at Paragould
American Legion baseball makes up the local Thursday schedule. The Mountain Home Lockeroom continues its road stand as they take on Paragould. The first pitch is scheduled for five p.m. WebReadyTM Powered by WireReady® NSI
Stanton homers twice as Marlins beat Cardinals
ST. LOUIS (AP) – Giancarlo Stanton homered twice, recording his 22nd career multihomer game, and Marcell Ozuna and Justin Bour also hit home runs as the Miami Marlins beat the St. Louis Cardinals 9-6 on Wednesday night.
Christine McVie looking forward to “psychedelic” Classic East/West festival shows; Says next Mac tour may be John McVie's last
Danny ClinchChristine McVie is currently on the road with longtime Fleetwood Mac cohort Lindsey Buckingham in support of their recent duet album — and even though that album features every Mac member but Stevie Nicks, Christine says there are no hard feelings. As McVie
Prosecutor: Indiana firefighter who shot neighbor four times will not face charges
ABC News(INDIANAPOLIS) — An Indiana firefighter who shot his neighbor four times in the chest area following a dispute over a fence acted in self-defense and will not face charges, the Johnson County Prosecutor’s Office said. The
Scoreboard roundup — 7/5/17
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Here are the latest scores and winners:INTERLEAGUEChi Cubs 7 Tampa Bay 3Milwaukee 4 Baltimore 0San Francisco 5 Detroit 4San Diego 6 Cleveland 2Houston 10 Atlanta 4 AMERICAN LEAGUEToronto 7 N-Y Yankees 6Oakland 7 Chi
Dion Waiters nearing new contract with Miami Heat
Thomas Northcut/Digital Vision/Thinkstock(MIAMI) — After taking a one-year contract during last season’s free agency period, Dion Waiters’ gamble on himself may have paid off. Waiters spent the 2016-2017 season with the Miami Heat, earning just under $3
The Zombies on display at Rock Hall of Fame
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Library and ArchivesThe Zombies are invading Cleveland! The iconic British Invasion band will be the subject of a special display at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame museum beginning next Wednesday,
Huntsville man held on pharmacy robbery attempt
A Huntsville man, 41-year-old Christopher Mangrum, is being held in the Baxter County Detention Center following a robbery attempt Wednesday afternoon at a local pharmacy.Mountain Home Police Chief Carry Manuel says shortly after 2 officers responded to
3/8% tax levy ordinance on MH City Council agenda
Mountain Home Fireman Travis Dover will discuss an ordinance calling for a levy of a 3/8 percent sales and use tax for public safety purposes when the Mountain Home City Council Public Safety Committee meets Wednesday at
Fatally shot home invader identified
The identity of a Mountain Home man who made forced entry into a relative’s residence and was shot and killed Tuesday night has been released. Mountain Home Police Chief Carry Manuel says 35-year-old Paul James Assaf was
Newly discovered photo suggests that Amelia Earhart may have survived crash landing in the Marshall Islands
National Archives(NEW YORK) — A newly discovered photograph suggests that American aviator Amelia Earhart and her navigator Fred Noonan may have survived the crash landing of their final flight more than 80 years ago. The never-before-seen photo,
Laptop ban lifted on Emirates, Turkish Airlines flights
ABC News(WASHINGTON) — U.S.-bound passengers on Emirates and Turkish Airlines flights are allowed to use their laptops and other larger personal electronic devices in the cabin, the Transportation Security Administration announced Wednesday. TSA spokesperson David Lapan congratulated
Former deputy’s murder trial to be in St. Charles County
(AP) _ A former Missouri sheriff’s deputy accused of fatally shooting his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend in 2011 will be tried in suburban St. Louis’ St. Charles County. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the venue
3 generations of a family share the same Fourth of July birthday
ABC News(NEW YORK) — One Indiana family spends each Fourth of July celebrating much more than the birth of America. They also celebrate birthdays for three generations of family members. It all started on July 4, 1923
The Romantics are back to celebrate their 40th anniversary
Mick Hangland-Skill/KtelFans of The Romantics will “like” this: the band is back with new music and live shows to celebrate its 40th anniversary. The New Wave-era Detroit rockers, best known for the hits “What I Like About You” and “Talking
Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne celebrate 35 years on the marriage crazy train
Tibrina Hobson/WireImageIt was a family affair on social media Tuesday as Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne and wife Sharon celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary. Sharon posted a black and white photo of the couple in their younger days on Instagram with the caption, “Thank you Ozzy
Florida family 'still shocked' by soldier's surprise Legoland homecoming
ABC News(WINTER HAVEN, Fla.) — This Fourth of July was extra special for one Florida family who got the surprise of a lifetime at Legoland on Tuesday. U.S. Army Master Sgt. Tom Cruz secretly worked with Legoland
Former deputy’s murder trial to be in St. Charles County
(AP) _ A former Missouri sheriff’s deputy accused of fatally shooting his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend in 2011 will be tried in suburban St. Louis’ St. Charles County.The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the venue change
Gassville Mayor asks residents to shorten length of limbs for cleanup
Gassville Mayor Jeff Braim says as they began debris cleanup from recent storms Wednesday, they are encountering a problem with some limbs being too long. He asks those who have set out debris, to be picked up,
University of Illinois kidnapping suspect due in court
ABC News(CHAMPAIGN, Ill.) — The man accused of kidnapping a visiting Chinese scholar at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in broad daylight is expected to appear at a bond hearing Wednesday. Brendt Christensen, 28, of Champaign,
Paul McCartney saves his drinking for after the show
Mary McCartney/MPL Communications Paul McCartney may lead a rock and roll lifestyle but he’s stone cold sober while on stage. Speaking to the U.K.’s Daily Mirror, Sir Paul says he refrains from any alcohol prior to live performances. He
Flint airport stabbing suspect expected to appear in court
Tetra Images/Getty(FLINT, Mich.) — The Canadian man accused of stabbing a police officer in the neck at a Michigan airport last month is expected to appear in court Wednesday afternoon for a preliminary hearing. On June 21,
More States Refuse Trump Commission’s Voter Data Requests
More than 20 US states, now including Maryland, Delaware and Louisiana on Monday have refused to hand over voter data to a commission established to investigate possible voter fraud. The states have deemed the information unnecessary and
Baxter County Sheriff reports calm holiday weekend
Baxter County Sheriff John Montgomery says the Sheriffs Office experienced a relatively calm Independence Day holiday weekend this year. Calls for service were up over last year, however the number of arrests and citations were fewer.There were
Home invasion results in shooting death of relative
An apparant home invasion at 9:41 Tuesday night resulted in the shooting death of a relative by the homeowner. According to Mountain Home Police Chief Carry Manual, police officers responded to a reported home invasion involving the
On-duty NY officer shot and killed in 'unprovoked attack'
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — An on-duty New York City police officer was killed on Wednesday after a man walked up to her police vehicle and began to fire shots through the window, authorities said. Officer Miosotis Familia, a
Inmate who walked away from work site caught in Texarkana
(AP) – Authorities have apprehended an inmate who walked away from his work site in Texarkana on Monday.Arkansas Department of Corrections spokesman Solomon Graves says inmate Joshua Bean walked away from his assigned work-release job site at
Spin-up tornado damages apartments, downs trees in Jonesboro
(AP) – Cleanup efforts are underway after a small tornado swept through parts of Jonesboro. Officials say no one was hurt in the EF-1 twister that struck Monday.The National Weather Service in Memphis, Tennessee, says the Monday
Man, woman found fatally shot at Pine Bluff apartment
(AP) – Authorities in Pine Bluff are investigating the deaths of two people in the Dollarway area.The Pine Bluff Police Department said the man and woman were found suffering from gunshot wounds Monday at an apartment. Police
Toddler drowns in backyard swimming pool in Missouri
(AP) – A 3-year-old boy has drowned in a backyard swimming pool in Missouri.The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports http://bit.ly/2tel0ce that the toddler drowned Tuesday morning in Florissant. Florissant Police officer Steve Michaels says police and paramedics were
Three killed in head-on Missouri collision
(AP) – Authorities say three people were killed in a head-on collision in Missouri.The Springfield News-Leader reported http://sgfnow.co/2tei4fy that the two-vehicle wreck occurred at 1:20 a.m. Tuesday in Newton County. The Missouri State Highway Patrol says 18-year-old
Explosion levels Missouri house, sends 3 people to hospital
(AP) – A house explosion in Missouri collapsed a house and injured three people.The St. Joseph News-Press reports local police, firefighters and the ATF are still investigating the cause of Tuesday morning’s explosion. Capt. Jeff Wilson of
State Representative Trevor Drown discusses bid for Secretary of State
Republican candidate for the Office of Arkansas Secretary of State, Trevor Drown, recently held an informal meet and greet in Mountain Home. Drown is serving his second term in the Arkansas House of Representatives for District 68
Several get probation in Circuit Court
Several people were put on probation during a session of Baxter County Circuit Court Thursday. 37-year-old Troyn Joyce of Mountain Home was given six years probation after entering a no contest plea to drug-related charges, including making
Baxter County Assessor’s, Collector’s Offices to close early Thursday
The Baxter County Assessor’s and Collector’s Offices will close Thursday afternoon at three. Power has to be shut off in both offices due to a new generator system being installed. The offices will re-open Friday morning at
Friends of the Baxter County Library announce new ASU-MH scholarship
The Friends of the Baxter County Library announced a new student scholarship for non-traditional students attending Arkansas State University-Mountain Home. A check for $1,500 was recently presented to the ASU-Mountain Home Foundation to help non-traditional students in
Bull Shoals-White River State Park to offer Adventurer’s Nature Camp
Bull Shoals-White River State Park is offering an Adventurer’s Nature Camp to local youth. Children ages ten to 12 will have an opportunity to discover the wonders of the outdoors through various activities including camping, hiking, fishing,
Boating safety education course set for Saturday at Gaston Center
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission is offering a boating safety education class Saturday from nine to five at the James A. Gaston Visitor Center in Bull Shoals. The course is free and open to everyone, but
Lockeroom falls in semifinals of Oklahoma tournament
The Mountain Home Lockeroom American Legion baseball team had its run in the Glen Winget Memorial Tournament in Bartlesville, Oklahoma ended yesterday in the semifinals as they fell to Springfield Hillcrest. Luke Dibble led the offense with
John Blackwell Jr., former drummer for Prince, Justin Timberlake, dead at 43
Gabriel Olsen/FilmMagicAcclaimed drummer John Blackwell Jr., who played with Prince for over a decade, has died at age 43. Blackwell’s wife, Yaritza, shared the news on Instagram, writing, “My husband incredible drummer John Blackwell Jr. passed the
The Dead Daisies offer live remake of “We're An American Band”
Spitfire MusicThere’s a new version of the Red, White and Blue classic, “We’re An American Band.” All-star hard rock outfit the Dead Daisies have released a live version of Grand Funk Railroad’s ode to the rock and roll lifestyle. The new
Mike Love records Beach Boys' “Do It Again” again
Maria Jefferis/Redferns via Getty ImagesThe Beach Boys have done it again with “Do It Again.” In a post on his Facebook page, band leader Mike Love announced the legendary surf-pop group has recorded a new version of their hit single from 1968.
Yelich powers Marlins past Cardinals
ST. LOUIS (AP) – Christian Yelich hit a three-run homer, Jose Urena tossed five solid innings and the Miami Marlins beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-2 on Tuesday. JT Riddle added a two-run single for the Marlins,
Scoreboard roundup — 7/4/17
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Here are the latest scores and winners: INTERLEAGUEDetroit 5 San Francisco 3Tampa Bay 6 Chi Cubs 5Milwaukee 6 Baltimore 2San Diego 1 Cleveland 0Houston 16 Atlanta 4 AMERICAN LEAGUEToronto 4 N-Y Yankees 1Minnesota 5
Marion County jurors do not have to report
Marion County jurors do not need to report Wednesday through July 14th.Marion County and Circuit Clerk Dawn Moffet says the next time jurors are to report is Monday morning July, 17 at 9:00. WebReadyTM Powered by WireReady® NSI
Columbia airport prepares for more passengers
(AP) Columbia Regional Airport is preparing for passenger numbers to take off in August, when United Airlines begins flights to Denver and Chicago.United announced in late February that it would offer a daily flight to Denver and
Inmate walks away from Texarkana work-release site
(AP) Authorities are searching for an Arkansas inmate who walked away from his work site in Texarkana on Monday.Arkansas Department of Correction spokesman Solomon Graves says inmate Joshua Bean walked away from his assigned work-release job site
Bull Shoals fireworks postponed until Labor Day
Due to Tuesday’s rainfall, the Fourth of July Fireworks over Bull Shoals Lake have been postponed. According to Kevin Eastwold of Bull Shoals Lake Boat Dock, the conditions were unsafe to shoot fireworks. The fireworks have been
Bear encounters double at Yosemite over 2016
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Yosemite National Park has had a dramatic increase this year in visitors, but it’s not humans who’ve converged en masse: Bear encounters at the national park rose 100 percent in early June compared to
Stabbed Flint airport cop calls maintenance man a 'hero'
Ingram Publishing/Thinkstock(FLINT, Mich.) — Lt. Jeff Neville, the police officer stabbed in the neck at a Michigan airport last month, says the maintenance man who jumped in to help him is a “hero.” If the man had
The women's push for men to declare American independence
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Most of us know the words toward the beginning of the Declaration of Independence, the part about all men being created equal with “certain unalienable Rights,” among them “Life, Liberty and the pursuit of
Report: Hayward to sign with Celtics
DigitalVision/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — It looks like Gordon Hayward will be calling Boston his new home. Sources say the small forward has decided to commit to the Boston Celtics. Hayward was said to be between the Celitcs, Miami
House explosion in Missouri leaves 3 injured
iStock/Thinkstock(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) — A raging fire and plumes of smoke filled the air at the scene of a house explosion in Missouri today that left three people injured. Video captured the sounds of explosions as people
Joey Chestnut wins Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest
Joe Faraoni/ESPN Images(NEW YORK) — Another year, another win for Joey “Jaws” Chestnut at the Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest. The 33-year old from Vallejo, California downed a record 72 hot dogs in 10 minutes to
Judge in Philando Castile case writes letter to jurors
iStock/Thinkstock(SAINT ANTHONY, Minn.) — The judge who presided over the case against the police officer who shot Philando Castile has written a letter of support to the jurors who acquitted him, saying there was “a failure to
Bald eagle rescued in DC appears 'bright and alert'
City Wildlife(WASHINGTON) — A bald eagle recently rescued in the nation’s capital is doing better, according to City Wildlife officials. The eagle, who was unable to fly and was having difficulty breathing, was found in Washington, D.C.,
Tiger Woods completes 'private, intensive' treatment program
Phil Ellsworth / ESPN Images(NEW YORK) — Tiger Woods recently completed treatment for medication management, he revealed on Twitter. On Monday night, the golfer tweeted a statement thanking his loved ones for standing by his side as
Authorities investigate alleged abuse at a youth camp in Stone County
Authorities are investigating an alleged abuse at a youth camp in Stone County. According to Stone County Sheriff Lance Bonds, Monday, deputies with the Stone County Sheriff’s Department responded to Dump Mountain Road Friday in regard to
Small town makes big bang as 'Fireworks Capital of America'
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW CASTLE, Pa.) — Every Fourth of July, millions of Americans watch fireworks shows designed and shipped from a little-known town: New Castle, Pennsylvania. “We are the fireworks capital of America; we’re fortunate to have that name,”
Lake Norfork Fireworks Footage
A sneak peek inside this year's “ESPN Body Issue”
ESPN(NEW YORK) — It’s time again for the annual ESPN Body Issue, where star athletes of all shapes and sizes bare it all in front of the cameras to celebrate body positivity. This year, ESPN profiled 23
LeBron James reacts to Steph Curry's $201M deal
Allen Kee / ESPN Images(NEW YORK) — Over the weekend, Golden State Warriors point guard Steph Curry scored a blockbuster deal with the team for $201 million over four years. That amounts to more than $50 million
Arkansas schools to have high-speed internet this fall
(AP) – A yearslong project to implement high-speed internet at every Arkansas school is expected to be complete before summer break ends.The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports Arkansas will be one of a handful of states that guarantees the
Federal appeals panel upholds ex-judge’s bribery conviction
(AP) – A federal appeals court panel has upheld the bribery conviction and 10-year prison sentence for a former Arkansas judge who admitted to reducing a jury award against a nursing home operator in exchange for campaign
Little Rock club performer faces weapons charge
(AP) – Federal prosecutors say a rapper shot someone in the neck while leaving a different Arkansas club just days before headlining a Little Rock concert where a shooting left 28 people injured.The U.S. Attorney’s Office for
Sen. McCaskill holding town halls in mid-Missouri
(AP) – Democratic U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill is holding a series of town halls in mid-Missouri.McCaskill is hosting 10 forums this week in cities including Ashland, Moberly, Mexico and California. She’ll be in Missouri while the U.S.
Missouri highway patrol: 2 killed in collision of dirt bikes
(AP) – Authorities say two people were killed when the dirt bikes they were riding collided in southwestern Missouri’s McDonald County.The Missouri State Highway Patrol says 18-year-old Dalton Horn of Exeter and 29-year-old Alex Brannum of Russellville,
Top GOP recruit won’t run against Missouri Sen. McCaskill
(AP) – Top Republican recruit U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner of Missouri says she’s not running for Democratic U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill’s seat in 2018.Wagner said in a statement Monday that she’s instead running for re-election to her
Lake Norfork Fireworks go off without a hitch
Photo courtesy of Julienne Pollard Penter via Facebook A spokesperson for Baxter County 911 says it was smooth sailing on Lake Norfork Monday night for the 32nd annual fireworks display. No major incidents were reported and weather
Taylor gets 10 years probation
David Wayne Taylor of Mountain Home was given 10 years probation and 90 days in the county jail with credit for time served after entering a guilty plea to charges in two cases filed against him. The
Portion of Bucher Street to be closed starting Wednesday
Motorists traveling in the city of Mountain Home will need to be prepared for road construction this week. The Mountain Home Street Department will close Bucher Street between Bomber Boulevard and West Road beginning Wednesday as repairs
Mountain Home man arrested for shoplifting
A Mountain Home man is accused of stealing from a local business. According to Mountain Home Police Chief Carry Manuel, 31-year-old Justin Richardson was arrested Sunday morning for shoplifting, a felony count of possession of a controlled
June precipitation totals below average, temperatures milder
The month of June saw below average rainfall and below average temperatures this year with a total rainfall of 2.91 inches recorded at KTLO, Classic Hits 101.7 and The Boot, the official weather reporting station in Mountain
Baxter County Quorum Court reschedules meeting
The Baxter County Quorum Court has rescheduled it’s regular session for Tuesday evening due to the Fourth of July holiday. The meeting is scheduled to take place Tuesday, July 11th at 6:00 in the second floor courtroom
Lau-Kimbrel named Donald W. Reynolds Library volunteer coordinator
The Donald W. Reynolds Library serving Baxter County has selected a new volunteer coordinator. Karen Lau-Kimbrel joins the library after spending the last 21 years as a laboratory manager for Baxter Healthcare. Lau-Kimbrel has been active with
Scoreboard roundup — 7/3/17
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Here are the latest scores and winners: INTERLEAGUEMilwaukee 8, Baltimore 1 AMERICAN LEAGUEN.Y. Yankees 6, Toronto 3Boston 7, Texas 5 (11 Innings)Minnesota 9, L.A. Angels 5Chicago White Sox 7, Oakland 2Kansas City 3, Seattle
Lockeroom clinches pool title in Oklahoma tourney
The Mountain Home Lockeroom American Legion baseball team clinched the Al Solenberger Pool at the Glen Winget Memorial Tournament Monday in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, after a pair of walkoff victories. Marshall Roberson hit the game-winning RBI double in
Voit drives in four as Cardinals rout Marlins
ST. LOUIS (AP) – Rookie Luke Voit hit his first major league homer and drove in four runs, Tommy Pham reached base five times and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Miami Marlins 14-6 on Monday night.
West Plains Police look for missing teen
The West Plains Police Department is investigating a teenager’s disappearance. According to Springfield television station KYTV, 16-year-old Kaitlin Boutwell has been missing since Thursday. Boutwell is described as a five-foot-seven female weighing 135 pounds with reddish-brown hair
Serena Williams' fiance says she'll be an 'awesome' mom
Scott Clarke/ESPN Images(NEW YORK) — Serena Williams’ fiancé Alex Ohanian is confident she will be a great mom. “She’s very good at a lot of things and well on her way to being an awesome mom too,”
Kevin Durant agrees to two-year deal with Warriors
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Kevin Durant will re-sign with the Golden State Warriors after agreeing two-year deal worth approximately $53 million, according to an ESPN report. ESPN says it is likely Durant opts out of this deal after
“Purple Rain” soundtrack back on the charts
Warner Bros.Purple Rain is back on the charts. Prince and the Revolution’s soundtrack to the hit 1984 film has re-entered the Billboard 200 album chart at number four, thanks to the deluxe, re-mastered reissue released on June 23. The reissue sold
Chris Hillman readies new album with Tom Petty at the helm
Kevork Djansezian/WireImageChris Hillman is teaming up with Tom Petty and some special guests for his first studio album in over a decade. The founding member of seminal folk/country-rock band the Byrds will issue Bidin’ My Time on September 22. Produced by Petty, the album
Taxi hits fellow cab drivers at Boston's Logan Airport, 10 injured
WCVB(BOSTON) — A taxi driver hit fellow cab drivers standing outside a building at the cab pool at Boston’s Logan International Airport this afternoon, injuring 10 people, the Massachusetts State Police said. The state police said injuries
Double amputee retired soldier finds her way back to sports with help from fellow veteran
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Retired Army Sergeant Christy Gardner, also a double amputee after a traumatic injury, has found a new way to represent her country: on the ice as a sled hockey player. After graduating from college
Gunman dead after ordering pilot, student out of helicopter at Oregon airport
iStock/Thinkstock(HILLSBORO, Ore.) — A suspect is dead after he allegedly ordered a pilot and student out of a helicopter at gunpoint at an Oregon airport today, authorities said. Lt. Henry Reimann of the Hillsboro Police said the
Assault weapon in hospital shooting was 'lawfully transferred': ATF
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — The assault rifle used by a doctor to kill one and injure several others in a New York City hospital last Friday was “lawfully transferred” to the shooter from a gun shop in upstate
Two New York Yankees stars enter Home Run Derby
Scott Clarke/ESPN Images(NEW YORK) — New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge and catcher Gary Sanchez will participate in the 2017 Home Run Derby next week in Miami, according to ESPN. The young phenoms, both of whom will
What we know about the University of Illinois kidnapping case
Tim Sotter/ABC News(NEW YORK)– Weeks after a visiting Chinese scholar at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign disappeared, the FBI said it believes she is dead and authorities have charged a local man with her kidnapping. Brendt
Sisters, ages 4 and 6, shake up the world of golf
Wavebreak Media/Thinkstock(COMPTON, Calif.) — Two golf-playing sisters in Compton, California, are drawing attention for their small size and strong swing. Layla Phillips, 6, won a Southern California PGA drive, chip and putt competition last week and is
British teen gets life sentence for plotting to bomb Elton John concert
ABC/Randy HolmesA British teenager has been sentenced to life in prison for plotting to bomb an Elton John concert on the anniversary of the September 11 attacks. According to U.K. newspaper the Telegraph, 19-year-old Haroon Syed attempted
Come around here once more: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers add second Hollywood Bowl show to end of tour
Credit: Joel BernsteinA few days ago, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers announced that the final show of their 40th anniversary tour would be held September 21 at the famous Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles; however, there’s been
Father fatally shoots son after mistaking him for intruder: Authorities
Douglas County Sheriff’s Office(SEDALIA, Colo.) — A Colorado father was taken into custody for allegedly fatally shooting his adult son after mistaking him for an intruder, according to authorities. On Saturday around 10:15 p.m., Frank Leo Huner
Clarksville man accused of cutting man in MH fight
A Johnson County man is accused of cutting another man with a knife during a fight in Mountain Home. According to Mountain Home Police Chief Carry Manuel, 42-year-old Stephen Brown of Clarksville was arrested Saturday evening on
Venus Williams breaks down at Wimbledon talking about fatal accident
Scott Clarke / ESPN Images(LONDON) — While discussing her first-round victory at Wimbledon, tennis star Venus Williams broke down when asked about a car crash she was involved in last month that claimed the life of a
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Cher, Tina Turner, Whitney Houston & more featured in makeup artist Kevyn Aucoin documentary
Kevyn Aucoin and Cher (Ron Davis/ Getty Images)A bunch of music icons are set to be featured in a new documentary about the legendary celebrity makeup artist Kevyn Aucoin. Cher, Tina Turner and the late Whitney Houston
Still Not Dead Yet: Phil Collins extends UK tour
Credit: Patrick BallsAfter coming out of retirement to do his first concert tour in a decade, Phil Collins had a scare earlier this month when he fell in his hotel room and suffered a severe gash on
Chaka Khan releases empowering “I Love Myself” video
Jerry Ringuette / Askari Ali Chaka Khan is heading into Independence Day with an empowering video for her latest track, “I Love Myself.” The clip, featuring guest artist B. Slade, shows the iconic entertainer singing words of self-love and encouragement to herself
Teacher honored for tutoring 2nd-grade student as each battled cancer
Sharon Gallo-Dunn(WILMINGTON, Mass.) — A Massachusetts teacher was honored this month for going above and beyond by tutoring a second-grade student with cancer as she herself also battled the disease. Sharon Gallo-Dunn, of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, was diagnosed
Country Music on the Fourth
“Willie Nelson Hosts His 44th Fourth of July Picnic in Texas Austin and Nashville are once again living up to their reputations as country music capitals on July 4 with Willie Nelson continuing a Texas tradition and
Country Music on the Fourth
“Willie Nelson Hosts His 44th Fourth of July Picnic in Texas Austin and Nashville are once again living up to their reputations as country music capitals on July 4 with Willie Nelson continuing a Texas tradition and
Aaron Judge’s Big Turnaround
While Aaron Judge struggled badly in his first taste of the majors during the 2016 season, things have changed. He’s now on his way to destroying home run records, and also a strong contender for the American
Remember When Kellie Pickler and Taylor Swift Teamed for a Hit Song?
“We all know they’re friends, but do you remember when Kellie Pickler and Taylor Swift teamed up for a Top 10 hit?”, reports TasteofCountry.com. “Pickler came to national attention when she hit the stage of American Idol
Wimbledon 2017 Has Begun: What to Look Forwards to
The men will begin their Wimbledon matches on Tuesday after the women of Wimbledon have already started theirs. Roger Federer, a seven-time champion, is on the hunt for more starting with his first match against Alexandr Dolgopolov.
Oklahoma Army Vet Leaves $2.25 Mil for Habitat for Humanity
Army veteran, Sergeant 1st Class Stephen Florentz, served in Vietnam and Saudi Arabia also contributed to his country in a bigger way.The retired vet left $2.25 million from his estate to the Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity,
Monday Morning News: Trump Tweets, Health Care Bill, and Bernie Sanders
President Trump was at it again on Twitter making fun of CNN and MSNBC. The senate takes a big pause in the health care bill to iron out some serious problems, a suicide bomber killed 14 people
Couple announces surprise engagement to family and friends live on 'GMA'
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Jacob Gardner and Whitney Melendres of Newport Beach, California, have had a whirlwind engagement week that included trips to Disney Land to commemorate when he first told her he loved her, to Las Vegas
Fisherman catches hammerhead shark in Florida
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Fish stories are famous for being exaggerated, but this particular fish story has the video to prove it’s true. On Saturday, a fisherman was able to reel in a hammerhead shark off of Panama
Arkansas submits request for hybrid Medicaid plan changes
(AP) – Arkansas has asked the federal government to approve new limits the state wants on its hybrid Medicaid expansion that would move 60,000 people off the program and impose a work requirement on some participants. Governor
Arkansas now accepting medical marijuana applications
(AP) – The application period for people seeking to grow, distribute or use medical marijuana in Arkansas is officially open. State officials opened the application period Friday and runs until Sept. 18. Voters last November made Arkansas
Arkansas governor gives initial OK to herbicide ban
(AP) – Arkansas’ governor has given initial approval to a temporary ban on the sale and use of an herbicide that’s prompted hundreds of complaints from farmers and a federal lawsuit claiming it’s caused widespread damage.Governor Asa
Arkansas reinstates $60M that was cut from state’s budget
(AP) – Arkansas is reinstating $60 million that was cut from the state’s budget earlier this year after seeing a rebound in sales tax collections over the past two months.The state Department of Finance and Administration announced
Panel recommends overhaul of Missouri tax credits
(AP) – A committee appointed by Governor Eric Greitens is recommending an overhaul of some of Missouri’s main tax credits, including ones for low-income housing and historic buildings. The report released Friday says the state should reduce
Missouri governor signs budget, cuts $250M in spending
(AP) – Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens is cutting more than $250 million in spending for the fiscal year that begins Saturday, including money for K-12 school buses, higher education and social services.The Republican announced the cuts Friday
Missouri scientists create technology to track buzzing bees
(AP) – A project involving scientists from Missouri is designed to help bumblebees by tracking their buzzing and activity.The Columbia Missourian reports scientists developed an acoustic listening system to monitor bee activity in a specific area. The
Hot air balloon lands in alligator-ridden pond
Thinkstock(ORANGE COUNTY, Fla.) — Several people got quite a fright this morning when the hot air balloon they were riding in went down in a pond that contained “multiple alligators,” according to Orange county, Florida, authorities. ABC-affiliate
Monday schedule includes American Legion baseball
American Legion baseball makes up the local Monday schedule. The Mountain Home Lockeroom will be back on Bill Doenges Memorial Stadium in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, to continue the Glen Winget Memorial Tournament. The Lockeroom resumes Al Solenberger Pool
Mountain Home 12-year-olds win state title
The Mountain Home 12-year-old all-star baseball team won the Cal Ripken North Arkansas State Tournament over the weekend at Springdale. It is the third straight state championship for the team. In the title game Sunday, Mountain Home
Scoreboard roundup — 7/2/17
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Here are the latest scores and winners: INTERLEAGUEAtlanta 4, Oakland 3 (12 Innings) AMERICAN LEAGUEBoston 15, Toronto 1Cleveland 11, Detroit 8Baltimore 7, Tampa Bay 1Chicago White Sox 6, Texas 5Houston 8, N.Y. Yankees 1Kansas
Lockeroom picks up win in Bartlesville, Ok. Sunday
The Mountain Home Lockeroom American Legion baseball team picked up a win Sunday in the Glen Winget Memorial Tournament in Bartelsville, Oklahoma. The Lockeroom defeated Arkansas City, Kansas 8-0. Luke Jackson had a dominating performance on the
Santoro makes initial plea
Jayson George Santoro made a first appearance in Baxter County Circuit Court Thursday and entered a not guilty plea to a long list of charges racked up during a high-speed chase through a wide swath of Mountain
Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. wins Coke Zero 400
iStock/Thinkstock(DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.) — Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. took the checkered flag Saturday in Daytona, winning the Coke Zero 400. David Ragan was leading going into the three-lap overtime finish, but Stenhouse jumped into the lead at the
Fireworks regulation reminders sent for Mtn. Home, Ozark-St. Francis National Forest
As residents and tourists plan for Independence Day celebrations, the city of Mountain Home and officials of the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest are sending reminders of fireworks regulations and ordinances. Mountain Home has an ordinance stating it’s
Chute gets prison time
Kevin Chute of Calico Rock was given eight years in prison after pleading guilty to drug-related charges during a session of Baxter County Circuit Court Thursday. The 46-year-old Chute was arrested in early November last year. A
Prison time for Short
Mikel Short of Midway was given six years in prison during a session of Baxter County Circuit Court Thursday after pleading guilty to drug-related charges filed against him. Most of the charges the 45-year-old Short faced stemmed
MH City Council meets Monday for budget review
The Mountain Home City Council will meet Monday evening at 5:00 for a budget review. The meeting will be held in the council chambers. WebReadyTM Powered by WireReady® NSI
Bull Shoals Parks Committee meeting rescheduled
The Bull Shoals Parks Committee meeting scheduled for Monday at City Hall has been rescheduled to Monday evening, July 10th at 6:30. The meeting is open to the public. WebReadyTM Powered by WireReady® NSI
Yellville City Council sets July session for Monday
The Yellville City Council scheduled its regular July session for Monday evening at six. The meeting will be held at Yellville City Hall. The council will be followed by a meeting of the Yellville Park Board. WebReadyTM
Harper, Scherzer lead Nationals past Cardinals
ST. LOUIS (AP) – Bryce Harper homered twice against Carlos Martinez, Max Scherzer struck out 12 over seven scoreless innings and the Washington Nationals beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-2 on Sunday night. Harper also doubled and
USPS to open Monday, close Tuesday
Many Americans are having an extended holiday weekend in observance of Independence Day, but the United States Postal Service will continue its normal retail and delivery operations on Monday. The USPS will be closed on Tuesday, and
Donald W. Reynolds Library to close Tuesday for holiday
The Donald W. Reynolds Library serving Baxter County will be closed Tuesday in honor of Independence Day. The library will resume regular hours on Wednesday. The library’s regular hours are Monday and Wednesday through Friday from 10:00
The story behind dad's adorable 'locked in love' photo with his daughter
Ray Sookdial(MIAMI) — A photo of one Miami dad with his 2-month-old daughter has gone viral. The internet is calling it “locked in love” because it shows Ray Sookdial, who sports lengthy dreadlocks, laying on the bed
The Four Top's Duke Fakir says performing on PBS' “A Capitol Fourth” special is “a great honor”
Courtesy of The Four Tops; Capital Concerts/Keith Lamond via ShutterstockLet the fireworks begin! The 2017 edition of the annual PBS Independence Day special, A Capitol Fourth, airs live from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol in
Steve Winwood releasing first solo live album in September
Wincraft RecordsAlthough Steve Winwood launched his solo career more than 40 years ago, the talented singer and songwriter has never put out an official live album as a solo artist. That will change on September 1 when
Meet the 7-year-old girl who's cracking up the internet one video at a time
Katie Ryan(NEW YORK) — Meet Ava Ryan. The internet sensation first struck it big in a Vine video when she was just 18 months old. Now, Katie Ryan, Ava’s mom and her videographer, showcases her 7-year-old daughter’s
Minor injuries reported after four train cars derail in Washington state
Moodboard/Thinkstock(STEILACOOM, Wash.) — Parts of an Amtrak passenger train derailed near Pierce County in Washington state on Sunday. Only minor injuries have been reported, according to the Pierce County Sherriff’s Office. The train was carrying 267 passengers.
States face partial shutdowns as July 4 holiday looms
KAREN BLEIER/AFP/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — New Jersey, Illinois and Maine are facing at least partial government shutdowns during the heart of the summer holiday season, which will adversely affect residents’ travel and holiday plans, as well as
Hurricanes win tri-meet at Batesville
The Mountain Home Hurricanes dominated the swimming pool Saturday as they won a tri-meet at Batesville. The host team was second followed by Mountain View in third place. Mountain Home had a pair of team records broken
Corps of Engineers urging water caution for Independence Day
As Independence Day approaches, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is urging caution on the Twin Lakes’ waters. The Fourth of July is normally among the busiest times of the Little Rock District’s lakes and rivers, and
Ryan Lochte says he's become a 'better man' after suspension
Ethan Miller/Getty Images for Cirque du Soleil(NEW YORK) — Ryan Lochte is speaking out now that his suspension from professional swimming following a highly-publicized incident at the 2016 Olympic games is coming to an end. “It’s been
Suspect arrested in Pennsylvania road rage killing
@WestGoshenPD(CHESTER COUNTY, Pa.) — The suspect in a road rage incident in Pennsylvania that ended in a teenage girl’s shooting death on Wednesday turned himself in early this morning, officials said. The suspect, identified by police today
Rapper arrested on unrelated charges
Authorities say a rapper whose concert in Little Rock became the site of a shooting that left 28 people injured has been arrested on unrelated charges. The U.S. Marshal Service says Ricky Hampton of Memphis, Tennessee, also
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts serves one-game suspension following on-field incident
Allen Kee/ESPN Images(SAN DIEGO) — Major League Baseball suspended Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts one game after he and San Diego Padres manager Andy Green were ejected from Friday’s game following an on-field altercation. He served
Scoreboard roundup — 7/1/2017
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Here are the latest scores and winners: INTERLEAGUEAtlanta 4, Oakland 3 AMERICAN LEAGUEBoston 7, Toronto 1Detroit 7, Cleveland 4Texas 10, Chicago White Sox 4Kansas City 11, Minnesota 6Tampa Bay 10, Baltimore 3Houston 7, N.Y.
Local baseball teams to spend Sunday in tournament play
Baseball makes up the local Sunday schedule. Cal Ripken state tournaments continue for local teams. The Mountain Home 12s continue action in the Cal Ripken 12-Year-Old Major/70 North Arkansas State Tournament at Springdale. The 12s will compete
Yankees rookie outfielder Clint Frazier hits home run in major league debut
iStock/Thinkstock(HOUSTON) — It was a debut to remember for one of baseball’s top prospects. New York Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier was promoted to the big club after the team suffered a slew of injuries. Frazier finished the
Week in Review 6-25 to 7-1
Identities of crash victims released Arkansas State Police say the two-vehicle crash Wednesday east of the Henderson Fire Station on U.S. Hwy. 62/412 claimed the lives of 64-year-old Philip Woods of Jonesboro and 65-year-old Jimmy Lowe of
Merriman enters not guilty plea in Circuit Court
Chad Merriman of Norfork, who is accused of a number of crimes, including battery on a police officer, violation of a protective order and resisting arrest, made a first appearance in Baxter County Circuit Court Thursday and
Nelson to serve 4 years in prison
Darvell Nelson of Midway was given four years in prison during a session of Baxter County Circuit Court Thursday after pleading no contest to being a felon in possession of a firearm. The 51-year-old Nelson was a
Isom sentenced to 6 years in prison
Chad Isom of Flippin pled guilty to drug-related charges during a session of Baxter County Circuit Court Thursday and was sentenced to six years in prison. According to court records, the 29-year-old Isom had been involved with
MH Fire Marshal offers fireworks safety tips
Fourth of July fireworks can be an exciting time for family and friends gathered to celebrate the holiday. But Mountain Home Fire Marshal Gary Pyska says it’s important to keep safety in mind to avoid injuries. Listen:
MH Cal Ripken teams dominate in state quarterfinals
A pair of local Cal Ripken baseball teams began bracket play in dominating fashion Saturday. The Mountain Home 12s won their quarterfinal game in the Cal Ripken 12-Year-Old Major/70 North Arkansas State Tournament at Springdale after shutting
Lockeroom wins opener in Glen Winget Memorial Tournament
The Mountain Home Lockeroom American Legion baseball team began the 58th annual Glen Winget Memorial Tournament in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, on a good note. The Lockeroom defeated the host Indians 9-2 in their opener in the Al Solenberger
Cardinals top Nationals, extend win streak to 4 games
ST. LOUIS (AP) Alex Mejia’s first two major league hits, including an eighth-inning home run, were the difference as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Washington Nationals 2-1 on Saturday night. The Cardinals have won four straight
Negligent homicide charges filed in Arkansas kids’ deaths
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) – Negligent homicide charges have been filed against a 30-year-old man in the deaths of two young children who drowned after the truck they were in rolled into a pond. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
150 attend National Cancer Survivors Day event
Despite a mostly rainy day, approximately 150 people attended the celebration of National Cancer Survivors Day earlier this month sponsored by the Peitz Cancer Support House of Baxter Regional Medical Center. Every June, cancer survivors are celebrated
Library welcomes new teen librarian
T.J. McDonald has joined the staff of the Donald W. Reynolds Library Serving Baxter County as Teen Librarian. T.J. holds a bachelor’s degree in professional studies from Arkansas Tech University. He is a seven-year resident of Mountain
Little Rock police chief: Quick work helped save lives
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) – Little Rock’s police chief credits the quick work of first responders for there being no fatalities after 28 people were injured in a shooting at a rap concert.Police Chief Kenton Buckner also
Donald W. Reynolds Library to host an adult coloring club
The Coloring Club for Adults will meet Monday mornings from ten to noon at the Donald W. Reynolds Library Serving Baxter County. Coloring offers an outlet for relaxation, stress relief and creative expression. Supplies will be provided,
Blue Springs man found dead, relative arrested
BLUE SPRINGS, Mo. (AP) – Police in a Kansas City suburb say a 77-year-old man is dead and a younger relative has been arrested.Blue Springs police say the man was found dead Friday at a home where
Kansas City Zoo’s chimpanzee program passes USDA inspection
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – Federal officials say the Kansas City Zoo was not at fault when a chimp died.The U.S. Department of Agriculture inspected the zoo’s chimpanzee program after a 31-year-old chimpanzee died June 21. The
Man charged in kidnapping of visiting Chinese scholar
iStock/Thinkstock(CHAMPAIGN, Ill.) — An Illinois man was arrested and charged Friday with kidnapping a visiting scholar from China, who authorities now believe to be dead after she disappeared three weeks ago. Brendt Christensen, 28, of Champaign, Illinois,
Governor Asa Hutchinson’s address for June 30
As the United States heads towards its 241st birthday, Arkansans are stocking up on charcoal and propane, and business is booming at the fireworks stands. John Adams, our second president, foresaw all this celebratory hoopla even as
Two victims remain in critical condition after deadly Bronx hospital shooting
artolympic/iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — One of the physicians shot during Friday’s deadly rampage at a New York City hospital remains in critical condition following surgery, officials said. At a Saturday morning news conference, Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center’s Physician-in-Chief Dr.
Police participate in July 4th DWI Mobilization
Local and state law enforcement throughout Arkansas are taking part in the State July 4th DWI Mobilization. The Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over operation is in progress through Tuesday. The Mountain Home Police Department is conducting
Saturday schedule includes baseball, swimming
Baseball and swimming make up the local Saturday schedule. State tournaments continue for local Cal Ripken baseball teams. The Mountain Home 12s begin bracket play in the Cal Ripken 12-Year-Old Major/70 North Arkansas State Tournament at Springdale.
The Latest on a shooting at a Little Rock nightclub
Police have cordoned off a block in downtown Little Rock as officers investigate a shooting at a downtown nightclub that left at least 17 people injured.Police say the shooting happened early Saturday at the Power Ultra Lounge.
Paul George traded to Thunder
Joe Robbins/Getty Images(OKLAHOMA CITY) – All-Star Paul George is headed to Oklahoma City. The Indiana Pacers have agreed to trade George to the Oklahoma City Thunder in exchange for guard Victor Oladipo and second-year forward Domantas Sabonis.
Little Rock investigating 12 drive-by shootings in a week
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) – Little Rock has had several drive-by shootings over the past week but police say recent ones don’t seem to be random.An 18-year-old was shot Thursday and suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Police spokesman Steve
Bronx hospital gunman sent email to newspaper before shooting
sudok1/iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — The doctor accused of opening fire with an assault weapon at his former workplace in New York City, killing one and injuring several others, wrote an email to a newspaper ahead of the rampage,
Friday’s Cal Ripken state tournament results
The Mountain Home 12s swept through pool play Friday in the Cal Ripken 12-Year-Old Major/70 North Arkansas State Tournament in Springdale. The 12s began by invoking the mercy rule in the fourth inning as they shut out
Scoreboard roundup — 6/30/17
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Here are the latest scores and winners: INTERLEAGUEAtlanta 3, Oakland 1AMERICAN LEAGUETampa Bay 6, Baltimore 4Boston 7, Toronto 4Chicago White Sox 8, Texas 7N.Y. Yankees 13, Houston 4Kansas City 8, Minnesota 1Seattle 10, L.A.
Juniors beat Seniors in Big Creek interclub match
An interclub match was held Friday at Big Creek Golf and Country Club as golfers ranging from ages 30 to 80 took part. The juniors were able to beat the seniors as an overall team. Click here
Leake, Molina lead Cardinals to win over Nationals
ST. LOUIS (AP) Mike Leake pitched eight strong innings and Yadier Molina drove in four runs to help the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Washington Nationals 8-1 on Friday night. The Cardinals have won five of their
Argument leads to brandishing of handgun
A Mountain Home man, 22-year-old Micael Bolton, has been charged with aggravated assault after an argument. Mountain Home Police Chief Carry Manuel says Friday morning about 10:22 officers were dispatched to a disturbance at a residence on
Yellville man charged with drug offenses
A Yellville man, 22-year-old Jerrad Kingbird, is being held in the Marion County jail on a felony drug charge. According to the arrest affidavit, a ranger with the Bull Shoals-White River State Park observed Kingbird and a
Packley gets probation in Circuit Court
Christopher Packley of Lakeview was given four years probation after pleading guilty in Baxter County Circuit Court Thursday to charges stemming from a violent domestic disturbance involving gunshots in mid-February. Law enforcement became involved when Baxter County
NATCO Assists with Flippin Ball Park lighting
NATCO Communications, Inc. recently assisted the City of Flippin by drilling holes for the installation of poles at the Hickey Park baseball and softball complex to provide lighting for the playing fields.NATCO representatives say they are pleased
Fulton County Fair accepting entries for pageants and youth talent
Entries are now open for the Fulton County Fair beauty pageants and the youth talent contest. All pageants and the youth talent contest will be held at the Salem Civic Center located on the Fulton County Fairgrounds.
Central Arkansas officer to cut back on social media posts
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) – A central Arkansas police officer with a strong social media following says he plans to post less during work hours.The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports that North Little Rock officer Tommy Norman announced
Arkansas now accepting medical marijuana applications
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) – The application period for people seeking to grow, distribute or use medical marijuana in Arkansas is officially open.State officials opened the application period Friday and runs until Sept. 18. Voters last November
Missouri woman sues Uber, says driver sexually assaulted her
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – A Kansas City, Missouri, woman is suing Uber, alleging that a driver who served prison time for attempted murder sexually assaulted her in January after dropping her off at home. The Kansas
St. Louis-area school employee embezzled $1.6 million
ST. LOUIS (AP) – A former employee of a St. Louis-area school district admits she embezzled $1.6 million from the district.Federal prosecutors say 51-year-old Angela Huskey of De Soto, pleaded guilty Friday to felony fraud for taking
Missouri Gov. Greitens signs discrimination bill
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) – Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens has signed legislation to make it tougher to prove workplace and housing discrimination in court.Greitens signed the measure late Friday. The legislation has been blasted by Democrats and
Baby dies, mother critically injured after pedestrian crash
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) – Springfield police say a pregnant woman was critically injured and her baby later died after she was hit by a pickup truck. Police say 26-year-old Mirenda Barrows of Springfield was hit early Friday
17 shot and others trampled in Little Rock, Arkansas club; no apparent connection to terror
iStock/Thinkstock(LITTLE ROCK, Ark.) — At least 17 people were shot in an Arkansas nightclub early Saturday morning and more were injured trying to escape or being trampled, police said. One person was in critical condition and the
States push back against releasing voter data to fraud commission
Monkey Business/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) — At least 17 states are balking at the Trump administration’s request for voter registration data as part of the new “election integrity” commission, with six states outright declaring they will not provide the information.
John Mellencamp covers old country tune for new documentary about the U.S. coal industry
Credit: Marc HauserJohn Mellencamp has recorded a cover of country legend Merle Travis‘ 1946 song “Dark as a Dungeon,” a tune about the harsh life of a coal miner, for a new National Geographic documentary. Called From
Missouri man held on rape charge
An Oregon County, Missouri man who was in the process of moving to Mountain Home is being held in the Baxter County Detention Center on a charge of rape with bond set at $250,000. Baxter County Sheriff
Donald W. Reynolds Library to host Children’s Saturday Show
The Donald W. Reynolds Library will be hosting a Saturday Show series. This program begins at 10:30 a.m. each week is appropriate for all ages and doesn’t require registration. Upcoming Saturday Shows in the summer series include
Cardinals promote front office personnel
ST. LOUIS, MO — The St. Louis Cardinals announced this afternoon that John Mozeliak has been promoted to President of Baseball Operations for the team, while Michael Girsch has been promoted to Vice-President & General Manager of
Arson suspect makes first appearance
Mitchell Teconchuk of rural Mountain Home made a first appearance in Baxter County Circuit Court Thursday and entered a not guilty plea to a long string of charges stemming from allegations that he set fire to
Gunman armed with rifle opens fire at New York City hospital
ABC News(NEW YORK) — A gunman opened fire at Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center in the Bronx, New York, on Friday, killing one and injuring several others. The suspect, who took his own life, was identified as Henry Bello,
Weather front brings damage to southern Baxter County, power restored
A weather front moving through the Twin Lakes area Friday morning without any storm warnings or watches brought damage to the southern part of Baxter County, along with power outages for some North Arkansas Electric Cooperative
Teenager to stand trial as adult in Missouri killing
(AP) _ A 16-year-old boy has been ordered to stand trial as an adult in the beating death of a man in their hometown of Jefferson City, Missouri.The Jefferson City News Tribune reports that Cole County Circuit
Missouri governor creates panel to revamp prison system
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) _ Republican Gov. Eric Greitens is creating a taskforce to find ways to revamp Missouri’s prison system.Greitens announced his executive order Friday. He’s directing the taskforce to find ways to ensure there’s enough
Would I Lie to You? Annie Lennox told she has “potential” by music coordinator at online radio station
Kevin Winter/WireImageHey, millennials: Here’s one reason to learn something about music that came out before you were born. If you do, it may save you from becoming the subject of online ridicule…like one poor young woman at
Neil Young premieres video for newly released protest tune, “Children of Destiny”
Reprise RecordsToday, just in time for Fourth of July, Neil Young released a new protest anthem with patriotic overtones called “Children of Destiny.” Young also took to Facebook to introduce an official video for the song, which
Plane bursts into flames as it crashes on California freeway
iStock/Thinkstock(ORANGE COUNTY, Calif.) — A twin-engine plane crashed on the 405 Freeway in Orange County, California, on Friday, the FAA has confirmed. According to the agency, there were two people aboard the Cessna 310, which erupted into
Keep on Rockin': Neil Young appearing on Facebook Live today to debut new song and video
Credit: Julie GardnerNeil Young has just released a brand-new song called “Children of Destiny,” which he recorded with his recent collaborators Promise of the Real and that’s available at various digital retailers and streaming services. An accompanying
Bull Shoals-White River State Park to host events leading to Independence Day
The Bull Shoals-White River State Park as a couple of events scheduled as the Independence Day holiday approaches. The Tons of Fun Celebration will be held Saturday at the park pavilion beginning at ten a.m. Events include
Lead Hill Picnic Celebration set for Friday, Saturday
The annual Lead Hill Picnic Celebration is scheduled for Friday and Saturday at Lead Hill City Park and Arena. The theme for this year’s festival is “Only in America.” The opening ceremony is scheduled for four p.m.
Gassville recycling trailer available Saturday
The Gassville recycling trailer will be available Saturday morning from 9:00 until noon at 502 Lakeview Drive. WebReadyTM Powered by WireReady® NSI
Weather front brings damage, power outages to southern Baxter County
A weather front moving through the Twin Lakes area Friday morning without any storm warnings or watches brought damage to the southern part of Baxter County, along with power outages for some North
Venus Williams faces lawsuit from victim’s family in fatal car accident
Scott Clarke / ESPN Images(NEW YORK) — Venus Williams is now facing a lawsuit from the family of the 78-year-old man who died from injuries sustained in a car accident in which police indicated the tennis star
Come Together: Paul McCartney settles copyright lawsuit he launched against Sony/ATV
Mary McCartney/MPL CommunicationsPaul McCartney has settled a lawsuit he filed in January against Sony/ATV, in an attempt reclaim the copyrights to a bunch of Beatles songs he wrote or co-wrote that are owned by the publishing company.
Coast Guard won't install new lights where Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez crashed
iStock/Thinkstock(MIAMI) — The U.S. Coast Guard won’t install warning lights on a Florida jetty where Miami Marlins star pitcher Jose Fernandez crashed his boat, killing himself and two other passengers last year. The Coast Guard announced its
Get a listen at Gretchen Wilson, ‘Summertime Town’
“Gretchen Wilson is ready to make a comeback with her new album Ready to Get Rowdy, and the latest single “Summertime Town” helps move the star in a new direction.”, reports TasteofCountry.com. “Words like “chill” and “light-hearted”
Independence Day fun at Six Flags
Six Flags St. Louis Hosts Annual Independence Day Celebration July 2-4 Coca-Cola 4th Fest, Free Admission for US Military Members, Nightly Fireworks and Appearances by WONDER WOMAN Highlight the Event EUREKA, Mo. – June 27,
New Elvis Presley musical, “Heartbreak Hotel,” schedules premiere run at Maine theater in August
Courtesy of Ogunquit PlayhouseA new stage musical about Elvis Presley‘s early life called Heartbreak Hotel will premiere on August 30 at the Ogunquit Playhouse in Ogunquit, Maine. The production was written and directed by Floyd Mutrux, co-creator
Kelsea Ballerini’s New “Legends” Video
“Kelsea Ballerini’s new video for her current single, “Legends,” is an emotional roller coaster full of twists and turns.”‘, reports NashCountryDaily.com. The new clip opens at the scene of a car crash, before flashbacks show a couple
Yankees prospect Dustin Fowler suffers season-ending injury in MLB debut
iStock/Thinkstock(CHICAGO) — New York Yankees rookie outfielder Dustin Fowler suffered an open rupture of the patellar tendon in his right knee in his major league debut against the Chicago White Sox Thursday night. Fowler, who was just called
Blake Griffin to meet with Phoenix Suns
The Phoenix suns will meet Blake Griffin this Saturday. They will also meet with Atlanta Hawks forward Paul Millsap. Suns to meet with Griffin, Millsap, reports say Via www.espn.com 06/29/2017 7:07 PM Editorial credit: Joel Shawn
Mountain Home man arrested on felony battery charge
A Mountain Home man, 20-year-old Ryan Joel Anderson, was arrested Thursday on a felony battery charge after a domestic disturbance at a residence on County Road 28. He is being held in the Baxter County Detention Center
Gordon Hayward becoming free agaent
Gordon Hayward denies a 16.7 million contract from Utah Jazz and becomes a free agent. He will seek the Boston Celtics and Miami Heat. Hayward tells Jazz he’s opting out, sources say Via www.espn.com 06/29/2017 6:40 PM
For this basketball team, age is just a number
Stockbyte(SAN DIEGO) — Age is nothing but a number for the San Diego Splash basketball team. “If you can stand up and move your legs, you’re welcome,” said player Marge Carl, 87. Although the city’s Senior Women’s
Truck pulled from Arkansas pond; 2 children dead
(AP) – Arkansas police say a 2-year-old girl and a 6-month-old boy have died after being found in a truck in a Saline County pond.The Saline County Sheriff’s Office says deputies were responding to a call at
Couple arrested in death of girl in California
(AP) – Police have arrested the mother of a toddler found dead in the back of an SUV parked the wrong way on a Northern California street.Police arrested 27-year-old Angela Phakhin and her boyfriend, 46-year-old Untwan Smith,
Prosecutor nominated for US attorney post in Arkansas
(AP) – A central Arkansas prosecutor has been nominated for a U.S. attorney post in the state.The White House announced Thursday that President Donald Trump has nominated Cody Hiland to serve as U.S. attorney for the eastern
Arkansas judge suspends city’s top cop over Texas wreck
(AP) – An Arkansas judge has temporarily removed the police chief in Jacksonville amid questions over whether he’s eligible to serve because of a misdemeanor conviction.The city hired Geoffrey Herweg in April, after learning he pleaded guilty
Manhunt underway after PA teen shot dead in suspected road rage incident
WPVI-TV(PHILADELPHIA) — A manhunt across three states has been launched after a recent high school graduate was gunned down and killed in an apparent road rage incident earlier this week outside of Philadelphia. Bianca Nikol Roberson, 18,
Arkansas governor says changes needed to Senate health care bill
(AP) – Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson says the Senate GOP’s health care legislation needs to ease some of its limits on Medicaid spending and give the state greater control over the program, warning that the state would
Experts say Arkansas case shows mental health need
(AP) – Mental health experts say an Arkansas case involving a 32-year-old man who police say intentionally smashed his car into a Ten Commandments statue underscores the lack of options available to those suffering from mental disorders.An
Missouri law to allow farm machinery on highways at night
(AP) – Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens is signing bills to allow farm equipment on highways at night and tax propane used as vehicle fuel.Greitens announced his support Thursday. One new law will allow farm machinery with proper
Several people rescued from flooded northwest Missouri
(AP) – Authorities have rescued several people from flooded Missouri roads and a campground after heavy rains caused waters to rise, sending cattle floating over a highway.National Weather Service hydrologist Scott Watson said from 8 to 11
Last pieces of Confederate monument gone from St. Louis park
(AP) – The final pieces of a Confederate Monument have been removed from a St. Louis park.The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that most of the 38-foot-monument was removed from Forest Park in St. Louis on Wednesday night.
Mayor of Bull Shoals selected
The City of Bull Shoals has selected David Nixon, current Justice of the Peace for the Marion County Quorum Court, as the new Mayor following former Mayor David Hotchkiss’ resignation in early June. Nixon will be filling
Several area fireworks planned
Independence Day celebrations and fireworks displays are planned all over the Twin Lakes Area this weekend beginning Saturday with a fireworks display at Pride Park in Bakersfield at dark. Other displays Saturday will be in Theodosia and
Izard County drug sweep nets several more arrests
The Izard County Sheriff’s Department has had a busy week, netting several more felony drug arrests. The department has been working with members of the 16th Judicial Drug Task Force, Arkansas State Police, Arkansas Game and Fish,
Brown enters plea
Jerry Brown of Mountain Home — who was arrested this month after being reported slumped over the steering wheel of his vehicle which was rolling backward on 8th Street with the engine running — made a first
Venus Williams 'at fault' in fatal car accident, police report says
Scott Clarke / ESPN Images(NEW YORK) — Venus Williams is “at fault” after being involved in a car accident that claimed the life of a 78-year-old man, according to a police report. According to the report, which
Scoreboard roundup — 6/29/17
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Here are the latest scores and winners: INTERLEAGUEPittsburgh 4, Tampa Bay 0L.A. Dodgers 6, L.A. Angels 2AMERICAN LEAGUECleveland 5, Texas 1Detroit 7, Kansas City 3Houston 6, Oakland 1Baltimore 2, Toronto 0Boston 6, Minnesota 3Chicago
Sex offender released from prison, moves to Clarkridge
The Baxter County Sheriffs Office is notifying the public that a Level 3 or high risk to re-offend sex offender has been released from the Department of Correction, has registered with the Sheriffs Office, and is now
Burning Daylight band featured at block party on the square
The Burning Daylight band is this weeks headliner for the seventh series of Mountain Home’s Friday Night Block Party on the Square. The show is scheduled to kick off at 7:00 Friday evening.According to Event Coordinator Ron
Cotter Mayor extends burn pile opening
Several thunderstorms Friday afternoon brought high winds and left behind downed trees and power lines. As clean-up from the storms began Friday afternoon, Cotter Mayor Peggy Hammock opened a burn pile, for tree limbs only, to Cotter
Kentucky police chase crosses state line, ends in Indiana field
iStock/Thinkstock(LOUISVILLE, Ky.) — A police chase saw officers pursue a suspect across two states. Louisville Metropolitan Police in Kentucky say officers tried to stop a robbery suspect just before 5 p.m. Thursday. The driver, identified by police
Cal Ripken state tournaments begin Friday
Baseball makes up the local Friday schedule. Mountain Home begins hosting the Cal Ripken Ten-Year-Old North Arkansas State Tournament at Clysta Willett Park as all the pool games will be Friday. On the major field, the A’s
MHHS anglers have rough day at National Championship
A pair of fishermen from Mountain Home had a rough outing at day two of the High School Fishing World Finals and National Championships at Pickwick Lake in Alabama. Jay Gore and Noah Boyett are currently
Grichuk stays hot, leads Cardinals past Diamondbacks
PHOENIX (AP) – Randal Grichuk hit a go-ahead, three-run homer in the seventh inning and drove in five runs, leading the St. Louis Cardinals over the Arizona Diamondbacks 10-4 Thursday. Arizona led 3-2 with two outs
CCR bassist Stu Cook says Creedence Clearwater Revisited celebrates and honors his old group
Credit: Jeff DowCreedence Clearwater Revisited, the band led by founding Creedence Clearwater Revival bassist Stu Cook and drummer Doug “Cosmo” Clifford, begins a busy run of North American tour dates tonight in Philadelphia. As Cook explains to
Nationals' Trea Turner fractures wrist after hit by pitch
G. Fiume/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) — The Nationals’ Trea Turner is out with a broken wrist. The shortstop was hit in the right wrist by a 96-mile-an-hour fastball from Chicago reliever Pedro Strop in the bottom of the seventh
New Rock Hall exhibit opening Saturday includes final film directed by the late Jonathan Demme
Courtesy of Rock & Roll Hall of FameA new Rock & Roll Hall of Fame exhibition called “The Power of Rock Experience” will officially open at the Cleveland museum this Saturday, July 1. The three-part exhibit showcases
Tomei gets 20 years in prison on drug charges
Nicholas Tomei of Mountain Home was given 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to a number of drug-related charges against him during a session of Baxter County Circuit Court Thursday. The 38-year-old Tomei was facing charges
Donald W. Reynolds Library to host a teen anime club
The Donald W. Reynolds Library Serving Baxter County will host an Anime club for teens on Friday afternoons from 4:00 to 6:00. The club offers a forum for teens interested in Japanese Anime, Manga and cosplay to
Baker in Supreme Court wedding cake case: 'I don't judge'
ABCNews.com(NEW YORK) — The baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple tells The View exclusively in an interview airing Friday that he doesn’t “judge people.” “I just don’t make cakes for every
Body of 75-year-old man found in Missouri lake
CAMDENTON, Mo. (AP) _ Authorities say a 75-year-old suburban St. Louis man whose body was found in Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks drowned after suffering an unspecified medical episode and fell into the water. KOLR-TV (http://bit.ly/2sUjH1X )
Plans underway for solar power plant in west Arkansas
CLARKSVILLE, Ark. (AP) _ Plans are underway for a solar power plant in west Arkansas that will be the state’s largest for a municipal utility. Clarksville Light & Water Company and Scenic Hill Solar announced Thursday they’re
Identities of crash victims released
Arkansas State Police say the two-vehicle crash Wednesday east of the Henderson Fire Station on U.S. Hwy. 62/412 claimed the lives of 64-year-old Philip Woods of Jonesboro and 65-year-old Jimmy Lowe of Kennett, Missouri.According to Corporal Jay
Rod Stewart and wife turn vow renewal ceremony into fundraiser for London fire victims
Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty ImagesRod Stewart and his wife Penny Lancaster recently celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary by renewing their vows. But now Penny has revealed that they turned the entire event into an opportunity to
Pregnant SUV driver arrested after allegedly running down suspected thief
Asheville Police Department(ASHEVILLE, N.C.) — A pregnant woman was arrested in North Carolina on Wednesday after she reportedly mowed down an alleged thief with her SUV in a Walmart parking lot, police said. After an investigation, police
Izard County drug sweep produces largest meth bust to date
Izard County Sheriff Jack Yancey says a drug sweep last week has led to the largest meth bust ever in Izard County. According to Chief Deputy Earnie Blackley, members of the Izard county Sheriffs Department, 16th Judicial
President Trump's limited travel ban goes into effect Thursday night
iStock/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) — The Trump administration’s travel ban, which was mandated by executive order, will partially go into effect Thursday evening at 8:00 p.m. ET, the State Department announced on Thursday. Under the new guidance, people seeking visas
Academy of Country Music Announces Industry Winners
“Today (June 27), the Academy of Country Music announced the winners of the Industry Awards for the 52nd ACM Awards.”, reports NashCountryDaily.com “Voted on by the Academy’s professional members, the Industry Awards honor the behind-the-scenes professionals and
Academy of Country Music Announces Industry Winners
“Today (June 27), the Academy of Country Music announced the winners of the Industry Awards for the 52nd ACM Awards.”, reports NashCountryDaily.com “Voted on by the Academy’s professional members, the Industry Awards honor the behind-the-scenes professionals and
Woman who pleaded guilty to running over US sailor: 'I deeply regret what happened'
ABC News(VISTA COUNTY, Calif.) — The California woman who pleaded guilty after fatally mowing down a U.S. sailor with her car in an apparent road rage incident opened up about the anguish she now feels about what
Sinkhole swallows car while owner exercises at a gym in St. Louis
File photo. (iStock/Thinkstock)(ST. LOUIS) — A sinkhole opened up in downtown St. Louis Thursday morning, swallowing a white sedan in the process, as seen in aerial footage. Jordan Westerberg and his fiancee drove to the gym early
MH residence receives heavy damage in fire
A residence at 235 Cochran Drive in Mountain Home received heavy damage in a fire Wednesday evening. While the family was home at the time of the fire, no injuries were reported. Mountain Home Fire Marshal Gary
Bull Shoals Council to select new mayor Thursday
The appointment of a new mayor is one of three items of business when the Bull Shoals City Council meets in regular session Thursday evening at 6:30. Other items on the agenda are an unspecified lease agreement
Cotter School Board holds special meeting Thursday
The Cotter School Board will hold a special meeting Thursday evening at 6:30. The only item of business on the agenda is an update of the search for a new superintendent, with an executive session to be
Grateful Dead and fans Meet-Up at the Movies again
Courtesy of Fathom EventsThe Grateful Dead are returning to movie theaters for the seventh year in a row. Grateful Dead Meet-Up at the Movies 2017 is offering a special one-night-only film event on Tuesday, August 1, which
Hours After Unveiled, Man Drives Through 10 Commandments Monument
Barely 24 hours after a monument of the Ten Commandments was installed outside the Arkansas State Capitol in Little Rock, a man destroyed the monument by smashing his car into it. Authorities say Michael T. Reed II
Woman Kills Boyfriend During Youtube Stunt
Monalisa Perez, 19, was charged on Wednesday with second-degree manslaughter in the death of Pedro Ruiz, 22, who she had been dating for five years. Perez told police Ruiz had planned the stunt, which involved her shooting
Billboard Country Airplay Chart: 10 Years Ago, There Were a Lot More Ladies
“40 Solo Males, 5 Solo Females Have a Single on This Week’s Billboard Country Airplay Chart: 10 Years Ago, There Were a Lot More Ladies.”, is the title of this latest article from NashCountryDaily.com. “The numbers don’t
FBI joins search for missing Starbucks worker
WTVD-TV(RALEIGH, N.C.) — The FBI has stepped in to assist local law enforcement in the search for a North Carolina woman who vanished this week while taking a work break from her job at Starbucks. Allison Cope
Colored-vinyl versions of David Bowie's “Labyrinth” soundtrack to be released in August
UMeThe long-out-of-print soundtrack to the 1986 fantasy film Labyrinth, which starred David Bowie and features five songs written by the late rock legend, was reissued on vinyl in May, and now a limited-edition colored-vinyl version of the
ASU-Mountain Home opens registration for summer and fall terms
Registration at Arkansas State University Mountain Home is ongoing for the Summer I, Summer II, and Fall semesters. The second summer term continues through Thursday. The first day of classes will begin July third. Registration for the
LA Clippers plans on keeping Blake Griffin
The LA Clippers had already lost Chris Paul to the Houston Rockets, but is working hard to make sure Blake Griffin stays on the team. Source: Clippers’ goal is to keep Griffin in fold Via www.espn.com 06/28/2017