Fulton County Hospital enters long term agreement with Baxter Health
PRESS RELEASE FROM BAXTER HEALTH After unanimous votes by both the Fulton County Quorum Court on Tues., February 20, 2024, and the Baxter Health System Board of Directors on Wed., February 28, 2024, Fulton County Hospital has reached a long-term agreement to become part of the Baxter Health System. Baxter Health will continue to manage Fulton County Hospital for the remainder of 2024 under the current management agreement and will execute the…
One of Ozark Acres new commissioner demands audit before passing budget
Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor Ozark Acres Suburban Improvement District met on Feb. 20 before a full house with the major intent of the monthly meeting being set to establish the 2024 operating budget. By the end of the meeting, the many things brought up including the lack of adequate numbers regarding revenue, it was determined the board would table the passage of the budget and seek an audit to clarify the amount…
Lady Bears accumulate 5000 points
These three Lady Bears have cumulatively scored five thousand points in their high school careers. They were recognized on Feb. 19 on Monday Morning Sports on XL7-TV. From left are: Brynn Washam, 2000 career pints, Adrianna Corbett and Tay Davis, both with 1000 points.
Blair & Stroud Attorneys at Law in Batesville welcomes new lawyer
Kaitlin G. Blakely has joined Blair and Stroud Law Firm as an attorney. She graduated Cum Laude with a juris doctorate in 2023 from the William H. Bowen School of Law. Kaitlin was a member of the Moot Court Board’s competition team, a Dean’s Fellow, and a Bowen Scholar. Her experience includes work at the Delta Divorce Clinic. Before attending law school, Kaitlin graduated from Arkansas State University Magna Cum Laude with…
Help us promote government transparency by signing petitions for the Arkansas Government Disclosure Amendment and Act
Tammy Curtis, Publisher In America, we are seeing a trend of The People realizing the degree their rights are being compromised, or even trampled on, by any number of government entities from municipal to the national level. The number of people supporting Texas is a great example of enough is enough. Here in Arkansas we have our own war waging, one many are unaware of, yet it has the potential to effect…
