Linda Masters is a seasonal employee at the Baxter Bulletin, focusing on local news and events in Mountain Home, Arkansas. She covers a variety of topics including food, holidays, community events, and human interest stories. Linda's articles provide readers with insights into local traditions, recipes, and happenings in the area.
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Linda Masters' coverage primarily focuses on house & home, with an emphasis on cooking, recipes, holidays, and seasonal foods. She also covers local news related to Mountain Home in Arkansas.
Given the nature of Linda's articles and her geographic focus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local food events or businesses, unique regional recipes or traditions tied to specific seasons or holidays. Additionally, stories about personal finance related to household expenses during specific times of the year may also be relevant for her audience.
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Two local veterans are sharing their honor-flight experience hoping it will encourage other veterans to take advantage of the program.
BULL SHOALS — A City Council meeting is set for 6:30 p.m. Thursday at City Hall. The council is expected to address the next portion of the sidewalk grant, animal control policy, millage rates for 2025, changing meeting dates for the holidays, possible canine usage and other business.
I managed to get my annual flu shot, followed by this year's COVID-19 shot to cover the new variants. Since COVID seems to be rampant in the Twin Lakes Area again, I like to take every precaution I can.
While we generally think of apples in the fall, August through October also is the prime season for pears.
By: Linda Masters
BULL SHOALS — Residents Brenna and Charles Ferrell filed an eight-page civil lawsuit Sept. 11 in the U.S. District Court, Western District of Arkansas, Fayetteville Division, naming the City of Bull Shoals, former Mayor David Nixon, former Mayor and former Police Chief David Hotchkiss, former Police Chief John Ainsworth, former Police Officer Dustin Sanders and Nick Knopic as defendants.
As we move from September into October, the celebration of Oktoberfest springs to mind. The 189th Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany, runs from Sept. 21 through Oct. 6.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month? Approximately one in eight women will get breast cancer during her life. Think about that: one in eight women. I was one in eight, and my life was saved in 2012 by my annual mammogram.
October is National Cookie Month, and who doesn't love a good cookie? Making cookies is one of my least favorite baking tasks, just because cookies, start to finish, are so time consuming. But I do love cookies!
Did you know The Bulletin wants your photos? We love to publish photos of daily life around the Twin Lakes Area on our Scrapbook pages! See Turkey Trot photos on today's Scrapbook page.
The Bulletin sent the same questionnaire to the four candidates for Bull Shoals mayor. Here are their answers in the order they appear on the Nov. 5 ballot:
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