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Baxter County Airport discusses 2024 plans - Vimarsana News

Baxter County Airport discusses 2024 plans

Baxter County will soon see significant changes with its airport, including a lengthened and widened runway which will be able to accommodate heavier aircraft and air traffic.

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Hospice of the Hills receives $6k - Newton County Times - Vimarsana News

Hospice of the Hills receives $6k - Newton County Times

Arvest Bank announced the 27th annual Charity Golf Tournament raised $18,000 for local nonprofits in Boone, Baxter and Marion counties. Funds from the tournament, held Aug. 26 at Big Creek Golf and …

Arkansas Game Warden honored at state Law Enforcement Awards presentation - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Game Warden honored at state Law Enforcement Awards presentation

BENTON — Lt. Rodney Myers with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission was honored last Tuesday at the 2023 Officer of the Year Awards luncheon hosted by Attorney General Tim Griffin for his …

Some Arkansas liquor stores will be closed for more than 48-hours this weekend - Vimarsana News

Some Arkansas liquor stores will be closed for more than 48-hours this weekend

That’s because an Arkansas law says businesses, including restaurants, can’t sell liquor on Christmas

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Arkansas Marine veteran, wife awarded over $3 million from VA after surgery caused brain damage | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Marine veteran, wife awarded over $3 million from VA after surgery caused brain damage | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A Baxter County man and his wife were awarded just over $3 million by a federal judge in Little Rock who found the Veterans Administration liable for medical malpractice after the man, a former Marine, was left brain-damaged after a routine spinal procedure.