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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Saturday is the day for Bull Shoals' big holiday events.
If it's December, it's cooking-making time. The women at St. Peter's the Fisherman Catholic Church spend untold hours each holiday season getting ready for the annual Cookie Wall, which begins at 8 a.m. Saturday.
Cookie, cookies everywhere! For 20 years, women at St. Peter the Fisherman Catholic Church have been making holiday cookies — literally thousands and thousands of cookies each year — for its annual Cookie Walk.
BULL SHOALS — Challenger William "Bill" Stahhman captured the mayoral seat over interim mayor Carol Duss by a 33-vote margin in Tuesday's runoff.
I think most readers will agree that angels appear on earth in various forms. And most of the time, they are not the heavenly looking creatures dressed in white, with halos and fluttering wings. Mostly, they take human form, and they appear when you least expect them.
Did you know fudge is a true all-American candy, having been invented in the 19th century in the U.S.?
BULL SHOALS — Newly installed Mayor Bill Stahlman may have set a record for the shortest council workshop on Tuesday night. The meeting that was called to order at 6:30 p.m. was adjourned at 6:33 p.m.
Toasting, or wishing friends and family good cheer, is a holiday tradition around the world. The term "sip of cheer" refers to holiday-inspired drinks and beverages, or to the practice of mixing drinks and taking a sip to show that they are safe to drink. A "sip of good cheer" means a small drink taken with the intention of feeling happy or uplifted, essentially a small dose of something that brings joy or positive spirits, perfect for the holiday season.
By: Linda Masters
Anyone who is experiencing or has experienced grief knows its a journey, not a destination. You never are done with it!
By: Linda Masters
BULL SHOALS — Mayor Bill Stahlman methodically worked his way through a 12-point agenda in less than 90 minutes Thursday at his first City Council meeting since taking office Dec. 9.
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