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May 10 2012

• Federal Courthouse at Harrison Threatened

• BREAKING: $3 Million in Tourism Funding Restored to State Budget

• IMAX / KHOZ Cruise

• Taney County Road Project Begins Monday

• Former U.S. Fisheries Chief to Speak on Hatchery Funding Saturday

• Attorney for Crane Alderwoman Says His Client Was Wrongly Arrested

• Buddy the Kangaroo on the Loose

• Settlement in Ride the Ducks Accident

• Former Green Forest Coach Makes Court Appearance

• Numbers Verified in School Funding Issue

• Library Board Seeks November Ballot Issue

• Give $25 Help a Baby Arrive; Skaggs Radiothon Thursday on Hometown Radio

• Bobby Petrino's Damaged Motorcycle for Sale Online

May 09 2012

• Branson West Teen Killed in Crash

• Fairlamb Senior Health Clinic opens at BRMC

• Pryor, Boozman Continue Fight to Award Purple Heart for Arkansas Soldiers

• Senator McCaskill to Get Extra Security Detail

• Fugitive Attorney to be Extradited

• Searcy County Rural Help Center Fundraiser

• Eureka Springs Alderman Resigns

• Foundation Donates $25,000 for Long Term Tornado Recovery

• Branson Honored as First 'Purple Heart City' in Missouri

• Superintendents to Meet on Funding Issue

• National Travel and Tourism Week Goodies

May 08 2012

• Carroll County GOP Forum Held

• Fugitive From Texas Apprehended

• Cranfield Swim Beach Closed for Construction

• Mayor Presley Donates to OTC Table Rock Campus

• NARMC Kicks Off Giving For Life Fund Drive

• Speed Limit Reduced on Section of Highway 248

• Berryville Skunk Not Rabid

• Harrison Boil Order Lifted

• Mystery Explosion Has Authorities Baffled

• Crane Alderwoman Charged in Stone County

• Berryville Teacher Fired after Allegedly Striking Student

• Donations to Garage Sale will support Dog Park

May 07 2012

• Police Give Details of Armed Robbery at Branson Theatre

• City of Harrison Street Closure for Tuesday

• Clinton Man Dies after Fist Fight

• What Do You Think

• DOD Identifies Army Casualty

• Armed Robbery at Oak Ridge Boys Theatre

• Building Kingdom Hall

• Erwin Pleads Guilty to Burglary and Stealing Charges

• Movie Cars Featured in Museum

• Harrison Teenager in One Vehicle Accident in Missouri

• Branson Man Charged With Child Molestation

• Appeal Filed in First Federal Hate Crime Conviction

• Chamber to Rebuild Adoration Scene

• Carroll County Candidate Forum Tonight

May 06 2012

• Severe Storms Possible Today

• Fire Damages Taney County Home

• North Arkansas College Student Named Coca-Cola New Century Scholar

• One Vehicle Accident on State Highway 5 Sends One to Hospital

• Carroll County GOP Hosts Candidate Forum Monday

• Twin Lakes Community Foudation Donates to Storybook Project

• North Arkansas College Earns National Accreditation

May 05 2012

• Two Hurt in Stone County Crash

• Craft Show and Sale Benefits Relay for Life

• ENTERGY Power Outage Affecting Customers in Southern Mtn. Home

• Kirbyville Youth Injured in Taney Co. Accident

• Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism

• 15th Annual Food & Foam Fest Features 130 Beers & Wines, Food Samplings, New Location

• Pushback from Family Farmers, Congress Leads to Withdraw of Proposed Farm Child Labor Rule

• Buffalo National River Partners Presents Musical Connections from Scotland to the Ozarks

May 04 2012

• Street Closure in Harrison for Monday

• Branson P&Z Approves Baby Animal Attraction

• Searcy County Woman Air Lifted for Medical Care

• Domestic Disputes Keep Deputies Busy

• Free Physicals for Student Athletes

• Trash Contract Goes to Inland Service Corporation

• Truck Pulls Tomorrow at Harrison Round Up Club Arena

• Vendors Needed as Black Oak Mountain Amphitheater Creates Festival Atmosphere

• Cassville Schools Locked Down While Authorities Search for Suspect

• Registration for Children's Summer Reading Program has Begun

• Full Moon Rising This Weekend

May 03 2012

• Tons of Prescription Drugs Collected

• Phone Book Recycling Begins May 15

• Arkansas First Quarter Home Sales Up 6%

• Accident on Industrial Road Earlier Today

• Service Academy Applications Accepted

• Red Cross Raises $56,000 from Jo Dee Messina Concert

• $50,000 Hospice House Challenge

• 11th Annual Greater Cotter Trout Festival begins Friday

• 2-Vehicle Collision Entraps Driver in Taney County

• Meet the Interim Director for the Boone County Library

• Federal Trout Hatcheries to get Funding/Deer Hunting Changes Made

• Supreme Court Ruling Impacts Taney County

• Branson Hopes to Name New Elementary Principal Before May 22nd

• Goblin 500 Open Benefits Goblin Athletes

May 02 2012

• Boil Order in the Harrison Water System

• 52 People Apply for Chancellor's Position at ASU-Mountain Home

• Time Capsule Opened in Boone County

• Wal-Mart Ordered to Pay Back Wages

• Armyworm Invades Arkansas

• Relay for Life Begins Friday at Berryville High School Track

• Kimberling City P.D. Receives Equipment Upgrade Grant

• Spring Activities in the Arkansas Ozarks

• Largest Single-Day Food Drive Set for May 12

• National Day of Prayer Thursday; Several Local Ceremonies Scheduled

• Fluoridation Plans Cause Stir

• Demolition has Begun in Branson

• Bicycle Races Coming to Crawdad Days

May 01 2012

• Missouri Senator Proposes New State Slogan

• 'Swamp People' Stars Not Hurt in Arkansas Crash

• Bull Shoals Lake Hosting Benefit Fishing Tournament

• Federal Cuts to DHS Funding Hurts Arkansans

• Ozark Cafe in Jasper Battling Rumors, State Police Involved

• Students for Life Scholarships Awarded to Local Seniors

• Two Hurt in 3-Car Crash Involving Deputy

• Suspects Have Court Appearances Set

• Table Rock Lake No Longer on Impaired Waters List

• Black Oak Mountain Amphitheater Announces 'Rock of Ages Tour'

• Forsyth Police Department Conducting DWI Enforcement Campaign

• Fort Smith Whirlpool Plant to Close in June

April 30 2012

• Marshall Woman Killed in Accident in Searcy County

• Autistic Boy Found Safe After He Wandered from Salesville Home

• Boone County Heritage Museum Celebrates Anniversaries

• NARMC Welcomes Claudine Carrera, Director of Health Information Management

• What Do You Think

• Dudley takes First in Third Wal-Mart FLW Tour this Season

• Board Wants to Reach Seniors in Outlying Areas

• Ozarks Rivers Heritage Foundation Supports Corps Facilities

• Warning from Better Business Bureau: Contract Laborers Need to be Cautious

• New Dewey Short Visitor Center Opens

• 100-year-old Cornerstone with Time Capsule to be opened at Boone County Heritage Museum

April 29 2012

• Christian Action Ministries Receives Donations

• Strong and Severe Storms Possible

• Structure Fire Reported in Mountain Home

• American Idol Finalists to Appear at Moon River Theatre in Branson

• Pryor, Blunt Seek Parity for Domestic Wood Products in USDA BioPreferred Program

• Implementation Date Set for Opening New Assignments to Women

• Kylie King Donates Hair to Pantene Beautiful Lengths

April 28 2012

• YMCA Hosts Healthy Families Fair

• Nearly 1,000 to lose jobs in NW Arkansas

• Two Motorcycle Accident on Push Mtn. Road, Ten Miles Apart

• New Dewey Short Visitor Center Opens

• Boozman, Pryor Support Postal Reform

• DOD Announces New Teleworking Policy

• Smartphone Users invited to Free Wireless Workshop in Harrison

• Mercy Hospital Springfield Performs First Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement in Region

April 27 2012

• Hollister Man Injured in Crash

• Branson Police Department Unveils New Trade-Show Booth

• Harrison City Council/BCQC Meeting Results

• 2012 Chick-Fil-A Leadercast Webinar Scheduled

• Holiday Island Fire Department to get New Roof

• Two Finalists React to Skaggs Decision

• Mixed Chemicals Cause Hazardous Fumes

• Another Child Struck and Killed in Arkansas

• Branson Celebrates Arbor Day

• Summer Jobs at State Parks

• Theft Charge Against Wal-Mart Employee

• Kindergarten Registration Today for Harrison School District Students

• Skaggs Announces Finalists in Strategic Partner Search

• Update: Toddler Struck by Car Identified

April 26 2012

• Small Aircraft Crashes in Gassville, Two Injured

• 12 Year Old Pleads Guilty to Twitter Harassment

• Two Face Drug Charges in Taney County

• Arkansas Flags to be Flown at Half-Staff Friday for Grammy Award Winner & Arkansas Native, Levon Helm

• Congressional District Conventions This Week

• Franchise Taxes Must be Filed by May 1

• Water Rescue Team Hones Skills

• Historical Marker Dedication at the Boone County Courthouse

• Two Committee Meetings Tonight for the Harrison City Council

• Small Earthquake Shakes Diamond City

• One Lane Traffic on East 76 in Taney County

• Rehab Project at Old Highway 86 Park

• Taney County Sheriff Candidate Forum Tonight in Forsyth

• Eureka Springs Farmer's Market Begins

• Over 100 Truck Driving Jobs still Available in Arkansas

April 25 2012

• Wreck on Push Mountain Road

• Rare Weather Phenomenon Hit Part of Twin Lakes Area this Morning

• 'The Price is Right' Live Stage Show Coming to Branson

• Pryor Calls on State Department to Leverage Resources on Human Trafficking

• Josh Turner to Headline Concert at Drury

• Juvenile to be Charged with Rape & Sexual Assault

• Arkansas Governor Beebe Going on Vacation

• Cleanup Nets 10.5 Tons of Trash

• Branson Wal-Mart Employee Charged with Felony Stealing

• Superintendents Meet May 9th

• Milton Family Christens Landing Princess, Main Street Lake Cruises Underway

• Mountain Home Man Charged with Sexual Assault in Connection with Incidents at Church

April 24 2012

• Foundation Donates $1.25 Million to U of A Sports Program

• The University of Arkansas Officially Names Head Football Coach

• Governor Beebe Appoints New Member to University of Arkansas Board of Trustees

• Deadline to Order Branson's Old School History

• Domestic Battery Arrest

• OTC SIFE Team Places First in Regional Competition

• Harrison Athletic Department Carwash

• Breaking News: Toddler Struck by Car

• Work Zone Awareness Week Urges Driver Attention

• Charges Against Teen Expected in Assault of Child

• Purple Heart Recipients Honored

• Quorum Court Told of Lawsuit Filed for Jail Tax Rebate

• Summers Named Superintendent of Schools in Green Forest

April 23 2012

• Old Barn Caught Fire East of Harmon

• Seaport Airlines Discontinues Service to Dallas in May

• Branson City Hall Working with Lodging Owners Two Months After Tornado

• Arkansas Razorbacks Have a New Head Coach

• Flower & Garden Show Scheduled

• Highway Work Slows Traffic in Two States

• Monett School District Excited About Adding Mike Dawson

• Be Wary of Mail Offer for Copy of Deed

• 'Revive 65' Weekend Project in Hollister

• Palaniuk Parts the Waters of Bull Shoals in the 2012 Bassmaster Elite Series

• Newton County Meals for Wheels Today

April 22 2012

• Fourth Day Bass Series Elite Results

• Arkansas Woman Killed in Truck-Train Collision

• One Vehicle Accident Seriously Injures Salem Man

• OTC Names New Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs

• The Beat Goes on for Newborns at Skaggs

• U of O to Host, It Gets Better Creator Dan Savage

• NARMC Announces New Medical Director at CPCHC

April 21 2012

• Bass Master Elite Series Tournament Day 3 Results

• Today Kicks off National Parks Week -- Free Admission Across the Country

• GOP District Conventions Today

• Charges in Drug Arrest

• Reminders: BPW Omelet Brunch and Arvest Shred-a-thon Being Held Today

• Bass Master Elite Day 3

• March Crime Victim Reparations Announced

• Community Member Participates in 2012 World Book Night

• Walmart FLW Tour Beaver Lake Event Offers Activities For All Ages

• Duncan Donates Hair for Cancer Patient Wigs

April 20 2012

• New Initiative at NARMC

• 2012 Northwest Arkansas Senior Games

• Boat Ramp at Shadow Rock Park to be Repaired

• Arkansas Senators Vote No on Buffett Rule

• Underage Drinking in Boone County Town Hall Meeting

• Preliminary Hearings Set in Stone County Murder Case

• Son of Congressman Womack Back in Jail

• Woodland Heights Clean-Up Needs Volunteers

• Waggoner Sentenced to 20 Years

• Reward Offered, Persons of Interest in Porter Murders

• Two People Charged in Stone County Following Alleged Rolling Meth Lab Bust

• UPDATE: Former Green Forest Coach Due Back in Court May 7th

• Boone County Museum Celebrating Anniversaries

• National Drug Take Back Day April 28th

• Missouri Green Sales Tax Holiday Underway

April 19 2012

• Amended Agenda Meeting at 7 Tonight in Hollister

• Rabies Cases Up

• Mountain Home Vehicle Caught Fire at Post Office

• Christian Associates Teams with Local Restaurant for Fundraiser

• NARMC to Offer Free Blood Typing

• Mountain Home Project Office Defers Shoreline Activity Requests

• Local WWII Veteran Returns from Honor Flight

• Ava Man Charged Following Hostage Incident

• Voter Registration Deadline is April 23; Boone County Sheriff and Judge Face Challengers

• Dick Clark Dies at 82, Remembered at American Bandstand Theater in Branson

• Three People Arrested During Traffic Stop in Branson West

• Waggoner Faces Sentencing

• Forestry District 7 to be Dissolved

• 8th annual Carving in the Ozarks Festival This Weekend

• Bass Master Elite Today on Bull Shoals

April 18 2012

• Fire Destroys Taney County Home

• BREAKING NEWS: Dick Clark Dies; Candle Light Vigil Tonight at Branson Theater

• City of Harrison Mulls Trash Bids

• Local Harrison Man Wins Big with Less

• Yellville Man Killed in Faulkner County Accident

• Arrest Made in 2011 Harrison Murder

• Businesses Show Support of Grandmas House

• Fire Destroys Taney County Home

• Library Supporters to Hold Planning Session

• KHOZ Staff Named Award Finalists by Missouri Broadcasters

• Ticks and Lyme Disease Risk on the Rise

• Conditions on Approval of Outdoor Academy

• Ozark Arts Council Host Chocolate Deck-Au-Dance Fundraiser

• Bass Master Elite Fishing Tournament

April 17 2012

• C of O Laboratory High School Now Taking Student Applications; Town Hall Meeting Held Monday Night

• Randy Bishop Leaves Branson High School

• Former Green Forest Coach Charged with Sexual Assault

• Newton County has New Jail Cells

• Porter Murder Case Opened One Year Ago

• Early Voting at Durand

• Ziegenfuss is Partnership Board Chairman

• Simmons Sentenced to Life in Prison in Texas

• Kids Fly for a Penny This Summer with Seaport Airlines

• 51st Annual Dogwood Tour on Friday in Jasper

• Black Oak Mountain Amphitheater Hosts Gary Allan

April 16 2012

• Body Found in Izard County Lake

• Fatal Crash in Carroll County

• What Do You Think

• Marion County Voters to Get New Voter Cards

• Town Hall Meeting on College Prep Lab School

• Baxter County Relay for Life & Survivor Dinner Scheduled

• Roy Rogers Trusty Horse Trigger Returns to Branson

• Flippin Police Arrest Man on Internet Stalking Charges

• Severe Weather Spawned Possible Tornadoes in Arkansas Yesterday

• Branson Spring Cleanup This Week

• Paula Decker Criss Case Dismissed

April 15 2012

• Tax Deadline is Tuesday

• Strong Thunderstorms Expected for Twin Lakes Area

• Seperate Taney County Car Accidents Injure Two People

• Options Pregnancy Clinic Receives Donation from Local Bank

• Harrison Boy Scouts Visit KHOZ

• Prime Inc. Recognizes 3 Million Mile Achievement

• Postal Service Business Plan to Profitability Requires Comprehensive Approach

• US Department of Labor Announces $1.8 million in Grants for Women in Nontraditional Occupations

April 14 2012

• Webb Pleads Guilty to Theft in Illinois

• Green Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter

• Titanic Event Raised $67,000 for Boys and Girls Club

• Evening on the Plaza Dinner to Honor Noted Interior Designer John Phifer Marrs

• McDaniel, HUD Secretary Discuss Mortgage Settlement Benefits

• Buffalo River Trail Presentation at Boone County Library

April 13 2012

• Forrest Wood to be inducted into Trout Hall of Fame

• Titanic Anniversary Ceremony Saturday in Branson

• Billings School Board Member Arrested

• Walk Through History Tour Tomorrow in Harrison

• Mercy Mall Offering Free Prom Gown Rentals

• Construction Zone Collision Causes Minor Injuries

• College of the Ozarks Announces Signing

• Mt. Home Boy Mauled by Family Pet Remains in Critical Condition

• Eagle Rock Postmaster Indicted

• Taney County Cleanup Underway

• Ozark Fitness Challenge/Pasta Dinner Underway Today

• Audit Meeting Set for Monday in Jefferson City

April 12 2012

• Bradberry Arraignment Next Week

• Boil Order for Diamond City

• Breaking News: Witt Springs Fire Department to Undergo a Legislative Audit

• Legend Makes Appearance at KHOZ

• Missouri Senate Debates Gubernatorial Election Process

• Verification of Numbers Wrapping Up in Funding Distribution Error

• Boone County Rabies Vaccination Clinic

• Messina to Help Red Cross with Benefit Concert

• A Night to Remember at the Lyric Tonight

April 11 2012

• Branson Aldermen Sworn In, Davis Selected Mayor Pro-Tem

• Fairview Man Arrested for Threats Toward Mother and Friend

• AR Children's Hospital Reviews Petrino's Golf Tournament

• Grant Pays for Improvements at Taney County Animal Control

• ADEQ Opposes Sale of Nabors to Alliance

• Alcohol Sales to Minors Result in Citations

• Carroll County Authorities Searching for Stabbing Suspect

• Corps Releasing Water from Beaver Lake

• Canvassers Out in Harrison on Saturday

• Petrino Fired as Head Coach of Arkansas Football