Arkansas to Issue February SNAP Benefits Early Due to Shutdown
Story From KY3: LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The Arkansas Department of Human Services says it will distribute February’s food stamp
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State Legislature Considers Bill to Allow Private Colleges and Universities to Have Own Police Department
by: Marina Brett 2019 could see armed guards at Missouri private colleges and universities. If a new bill is passed
Loaves and Fishes Underway for 2019 in Branson
by: Scott McCaulley The start of 2019 sees the return of a program to help those that need a hot
Arkansas Governor Begins Second Term Today
by: Carrie Winchel, Ozarks First Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson — celebrates his inauguration day. He’ll will be sworn in to
TIF Commission Meeting Schedule This Week in Branson Likely to Change
Press Release The Branson Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Commission would like to update residents, stakeholders and media on an approaching
Fire Damages Condos at Holiday Island
From: Ozarks First A condominium complex caught fire early Sunday in Holiday Island which left two buildings heavily damaged. The
Accidents Injures Two Late Saturday/Early Sunday in Lakes Region
by: Scott McCaulley The Missouri Highway Patrol reports a pair of single vehicle accidents late Saturday Night and early Sunday
Ozarks Man Found But Investigation Continues
by: Francis Linn, Ozarks First An Ozarks man reported missing, then found with injuries and now police are working to
Search and Cost Update on John and Amy Villines
The west portion of Lake Harrison has been searched thoroughly and no concrete evidence has been found. The focus of
Possible Price Increase on Recyclables
Harrison City Council Committees met last night and heard a presentation from Inland Waste Solutions who handle the city’s recyclables.