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Baseball and softball make up much of the local Friday schedule. The Mountain Home High School softball team will step out of conference play as they play at Rogers. The varsity game begins at 4:30 followed by the junior varsity contest. Elsewhere, Cotter travels to Flippin, Norfork makes the trip to Greers Ferry to face West Side, Ozark Mountain heads to Decatur, Gainesville hosts Conway, Viola entertains Calico Rock, Mammoth Spring is home against Alton, Melbourne hosts Rose Bud, Mountain View entertains Cedar Ridge, Lead Hill travels to Omaha, and Valley Springs makes the trip to Clinton. ...

Tuesday, April 20, 2021 The Green Forest Tigers kept their record spotless last week with a pair of victories. The Tigers scored three second-half goals for a 4-1 victory over Decatur on Tuesday, April 13, then shut out Lincoln 6-0 on Thursday. Against Decatur, Pablo Leon’s penalty kick put Green Forest ahead 1-0 at halftime and the Tigers pulled away over the final 40 minutes with two goals from Lah Kpro and one from Blue Doh Soh. In the win over Lincoln, the Tigers got goals from Emerson Ortiz, Kpro, Izzak Merida, Tony Gonzalez and Collin Delavin. The Tigers’ scheduled Senior Night game o...

Baseball and softball make up much of the local Thursday schedule. The Mountain Home High School softball team will step outside of conference play as they welcome Southside Batesville to McClain Park. The varsity game begins at 4 p.m. on Freedom Field followed by the junior varsity and junior high contests. Elsewhere, Cotter hosts Yellville-Summit, Norfork travels to Calico Rock, Flippin entertains Decatur, Dora is home against Summersville, Viola makes the trip to Concord, Salem heads to Newark to meet Cedar Ridge, Izard County travels to Greers Ferry to face West Side, Mammoth Spring hosts...

There is high school basketball scheduled for Monday, as state tournaments get underway in Arkansas. Melbourne will begin hosting the Class 2A State Tournament,

Credit Arkansas Farm Bureau Single-digit wind chills, freezing water in pipes and troughs, and high snow loads on roofs are causing concerns for poultry and cattle operations, specialists from the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture said Monday. The record-setting storm front that stretches from Texas to Maine has caused millions to lose power as snowfall totals and bitter cold ravage almost half the country, according to the National Weather Service. Low temperatures reported Monday morning to the National Weather Service included minus five at Compton, zero at Lead Hill an...