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Council to revisit increasing filing fees for city petitions - Baxter Bulletin (opens the original)
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An agenda item brought to the Mountain Home City Council that would potentially raise filing fees for certain petitions within the city resulted in no action being taken when there was some disagreement over the amount the fees had been increased. The council thoroughly discussed the proposed filing fee increases and were left undecided following the reading and discussion. “If you remember the demolition permit fee from a few months ago, this is a lot similar to that,” explained City Clerk Scot
Making a dream come true - Baxter Bulletin (opens the original)
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For Quinn Hill, learning to literally walk to the beat of his own drum is what would form a future filled with musical adventure and accomplishment. This childhood event would lead to him being nominated for the Outstanding Alumnus Award years later. Hill, a 2011 graduate of Mountain Home High School, was only four when an uncle who had played in the school band gave him a drumset. By third grade, he had already decided what he wanted to do with his life: become a professional musician. “It was
Kincade to receive Outstanding Faculty Award - Baxter Bulletin (opens the original)
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An education career that began in a Mountain Home Junior High classroom eventually led to the creation of a nationally recognized alternative education program, and years later, recognition alongside some of the educators who helped inspire it. Educator Jeff Kincade began teaching basic history classes to eighth- and ninth-grade students at the junior high school. Looking back, he considers those classes his introduction to the kind of students he would later serve through alternative education.
MHEF to honor Strother, Gilbert - Baxter Bulletin (opens the original)
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Since attending the very first Night of Honors in 2004, Jodi Strother and Todd Gilbert never would have imagined they would be honored at the event more than 20 years later. Todd Gilbert and Jodi Strother are set to receive the Bob Knight “Bomber Spirit” Award, an award that celebrates the commitment of service in the community, whether it is through mentorship, volunteering or any other activity that helps and inspires within the community. Gilbert and Strother have built their lives in Mountai
Kevin Scherer to receive Outstanding Alumnus Award - Baxter Bulletin (opens the original)
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Kevin Scherer, a man of faith and servitude has been selected to receive the Mountain Home Education Foundation’s Outstanding Alumnus Award, recognizing a career that has taken him from ministry and the priesthood to Ground Zero following the Sept. 11 terrorist attack to heading a chaplaincy program for Tyson Foods employees across the country. Although Scherer, a 1985 graduate of Mountain Home High School, was born and raised in San Diego, his family had deep roots in northcentral Arkansas and
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