Caroline Spears is a journalist for the Baxter Bulletin, a local newspaper in Mountain Home, Arkansas. She covers a range of topics including community events, local government news, health and wellness, and weather updates. Caroline is dedicated to keeping the community informed and engaged with relevant and timely news stories.
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By: Caroline Spears
The Mountain Home City Council entertained a full agenda at its first meeting of the year Thursday.
By: Caroline Spears
The old adage remains true that “what you can’t see can hurt you,” and this is tragically true when it comes to the hidden dangers of carbon monoxide gas in unexpected places.
By: Caroline Spears
The Mountain Home City Council adopted a resolution during its Thursday night regular session setting forth organization for the city for the year 2025.
By: Caroline Spears
In a heated discussion between the Baxter County Quorum Court and concerned members of the public, a motion to adopt an ordinance to repeal authority for the Baxter County Airport Commission operations apparently failed Tuesday evening.
The Mountain Home City Council met in special session Monday night to discuss and vote on a resolution to waive competitive bidding to facilitate the purchase of replacement water meters.
By: Caroline Spears
The Baxter County Quorum Court set two special sessions this week —one held Monday night and a second set for Wednesday night — to consider second and third readings of an ordinance concerning the fate of the Baxter County Airport Commission following a heated stalemate at a meeting last week.
The fate of the Baxter County Airport Commission was determined Wednesday night at a special session of the Baxter County Quorum Court, where it approved an ordinance repealing the authority for airport commission operations after a third and final reading.
Arkansas motorists can expect to pay a whopping one cent more for a gallon of regular unleaded fuel than they were paying on this day last week, according to AAA Arkansas Weekend Gas Watch.
Last week, the state of Arkansas reported a lower count of influenza-like illnesses (ILI) in a collection of data compiled by the Arkansas Department of Heath (ADH), but health officials warn against lowering safeguards against seasonal illnesses.
A Gassville man was pronounced dead after suffering multiple gunshot wounds in an altercation with another male Monday afternoon.
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