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4 days ago |
mhobserver.com | Chris Fulton
The Baxter County Historical & Genealogical Society will present “Going Dutch” with Phyllis Speer on Tuesday, June 24, at 6:00 p.m. in the Knox Room at the Library. For almost 20 years, Phyllis Speer of Buffalo City has co-hosted the television program “Arkansas Outdoors and Hunting” on AETN alongside John Philpot. Known for her work in education, Speer is also a hunter/angler and a member of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Hall of Fame.
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4 days ago |
mhobserver.com | Chris Fulton
The Baxter County Quorum Court will meet Tuesday, June 3, 2025, at 5:30 PM to consider several ordinances, including the creation of a $50,000 economic development fund that comes after more than a year of debate over how to support the tentative arrival of Aldi in Mountain Home. During a recent Budget Committee meeting, members approved the economic development fund after the Economic Development Committee sent the recommendation forward.
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5 days ago |
mhobserver.com | Chris Fulton
The Twin Lakes Playhouse will transport audiences back to the golden age of film noir with their upcoming production of “Laura,” a moody and mysterious theatrical adaptation of the famous 1944 movie. Directed by Joanne Helms, this captivating murder mystery follows detective Mark McPherson as he investigates the death of a beautiful woman named Laura. Through her portrait, letters, and the memories of those who knew her, Mark finds himself falling for a woman he believes to be dead.
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5 days ago |
mhobserver.com | Chris Fulton
In his first meeting as a Mountain Home School Board member, Tommy Knight made clear he would recuse himself from any votes that could benefit his son Chris Knight, the district’s facilities director. During Thursday evening’s meeting, Knight addressed the board about upcoming salary votes, explaining that he had already consulted with district attorneys about how to handle potential conflicts of interest.
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5 days ago |
mhobserver.com | Chris Fulton
The Mountain Home School Board’s three newest members walked into their first official meeting Thursday evening and immediately faced one of the district’s most pressing challenges: how to renovate the aging high school campus without repeating the mistakes of the past. Brad Butler, Tommy Knight and Marsha Partney joined veteran board members for a lengthy facilities work session, where architect Josh Siebert of Modus Studio Inc.
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