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A man from Gassville, Arkansas has, died after a single-motorcycle crash Friday morning.

Ryan James Lindsey, 31, is facing the death penalty for the murder of the 2020 murder of 35-year-old Cody Stradford, has picked up new charges for throwing a rage-fueled-tantrum in the Baxter County Detention Center late last month, according to KTLO.

The U.S. Attorneys Office in Little Rock is appealing a $3 million judgment awarded to a Baxter County man and his wife by a federal judge in Little Rock who found the VA liable for medical malpractice after the man, a former Marine, was left brain-damaged after a routine spinal procedure.

The U.S. Attorneys Office in Little Rock is appealing a $3 million judgment awarded to a Baxter County man and his wife by a federal judge in Little Rock who found the VA liable for medical malpractice after the man, a former Marine, was left brain-damaged after a routine spinal procedure.

A shift from traditional healthcare to a revolutionary approach to wellness now is available to Baxter County in the form of two Mobile Med 3 (MM3) units, a medical service that goes to the homes of patients that are otherwise unable to keep routine appointments or leave their homes due to mobility issues.

Eager to learn about aerospace industry careers and how to access them, groups of eighth- and ninth-grade Mountain Home students each spent a morning at the Baxter County Airport.

Arkansas State University has established the Andrew Wargo III Endowed Scholarship for students in the College of Agriculture, officials announced Friday.

Arkansas State University has established the Andrew Wargo III Endowed Scholarship for students in the College of Agriculture, officials announced Friday.

According to data released by the treasuries of both Baxter County and the City of Mountain Home, both the county and city experienced a bump in April sales tax revenue compared to the numbers reported for April 2023.

Monday’s solar eclipse brought people from all around to The Natural State for some amazing views of the celestial event. Thanks to a lengthy planning period over the last year, Baxter County and the City of Mountain Home reported no significant issues arising during the eclipse.