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It’s Oktoberfest time - Baxter Bulletin (opens the original)
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You may have missed Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany, or Oktoberfest Zinzinnati in Cincinnati, but don’t despair, there are several local Oktoberfest events to enjoy. In Mountain Home, the fifth annual ARktoberfest takes place on Saturday at the Baker District Square. This Bavarian-style event combines rich German tradition with the very best of Arkansas craft-beer culture from 3-7 p.m. Event proceeds directly benefit the Backpack Food 4 Kids program. In Bull Shoals, the annual Bull Shoals Food Pa
Bull Shoals Council rectifies millage error - Baxter Bulletin (opens the original)
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BULL SHOALS — The City Council unanimously passed Resolution 2026-R-27 Thursday night to rectify not voting on the annual millage rate for 2026. The issue came up at the Sept. 15 workshop when Treasurer Amber Knowles said Marion County is collecting 5 mills — 4.5 mills to general and .5 mills to fire department — but there is no resolution or ordinance to substantiate the rate was ever passed by the council. The rate should have been approved in 2025 for 2026 tax collection. “The millage was cer
Bull Shoals Council approves contractor for tree removal - Baxter Bulletin (opens the original)
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BULL SHOALS — On Friday in a short, special meeting, the city council approved a $5,500 bid to remove dead trees in Roy Danuser City Park prior to the Dam Jam festival slated for this Saturday. Mayor Travis Fancher and Councilman Allan Webb were absent. Acting Mayor Mike Howell presented the council with four bids ranging from $2,500 to $9,000. All bids included felling a range of 10 to 24 trees, with a second price that included removal. With removal, the bids ranged from $5,000 to $20,000. Non
Proof is in the Pudding - Baxter Bulletin (opens the original)
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Several months ago, we had a newsroom discussion about what makes the best banana pudding. The answer, of course, is subjective. Your favorite banana pudding probably is the one your mom or grandmother made when you were a kid. According to Wikipedia, banana pudding is a Southern U.S. dessert generally consisting of layers of sweet vanilla-flavored custard, vanilla wafers or ladyfingers and sliced fresh bananas which are assembled in a dish and served topped with whipped cream or meringue. There
Fair Food - Baxter Bulletin (opens the original)
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It’s hot and the end of summer, so that means it’s fair time! Can't you just smell the corn dogs, caramel corn and other wonderful fair food? Growing up, we lived near the county fairgrounds, so my friends and I spent a lot of time at the fair when it rolled into town over Labor Day weekend. It was so exciting — the sounds, the smells, the food, the harness races, the carnival games and of course, the midway with rides. The same booths in the same place, year after year. You could count on the A
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