Kaitlyn Schwers
The Baxter Bulletin
Contact Kaitlyn
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Kaitlyn:
Christmas in Baxter Co. kicks off with lighting, parade
Hundreds of people celebrated the holidays Friday with the annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony and parade. → Read More
Christmas parade, tree lighting Friday night
Baxter County will kick off the holiday season with a Christmas parade and tree lighting ceremony Friday night. → Read More
Two Nativity contests under way in response to lawsuit
Baby Jesus is popular this time of the year, even more so now in Mountain Home with two Nativity contests organized locally. → Read More
Baxter Co. Quorum Court approves $13.4 million budget
Baxter County is looking at a slightly larger budget this year for 2016 — nearly $13.5 million, compared to $13.3 million in 2015. → Read More
Bass Pro responds to resignations at Ranger Boats plant
Bass Pro Group released a statement Monday, noting its support for Fishing Holdings after resignations. → Read More
Nonprofits looking for local support on Giving Tuesday
For one day, forget holiday shopping. Instead, nonprofits this year are looking for local support in one day of giving. → Read More
Judge says no to Nativity at courthouse, yes to secular items
Judge Pendergrass says no to religious displays at courthouse → Read More
County to announce Nativity decision Wednesday
Pendergrass will announce Baxter County’s decision concerning future of the Nativity display. → Read More
How a Nativity came to the Baxter County Courthouse
A Nativity scene on courthouse grounds is nothing new to longtime Baxter County residents. It wasn't until recently when its appearance on public property prompted other local residents to request displays celebrating more faiths. → Read More
City Council passes rezoning ordinance, grant application
Mountain Home City Council passes rezoning ordinance, authorizes grant application for Baxter International. → Read More
Monks complete mandala in closing ceremony at ASUMH
Monks of the Drepung Loseling Monastery spent this week constructing a mandala in Mountain Home. A closing ceremony was held Thursday at ASUMH. → Read More
Plaintiffs file motion for costs, fees in Nativity case
Plaintiffs in a lawsuit against Baxter County are asking for $70,300 following a recent judgment from the Nativity scene case. → Read More
AG warns of 'dangerous' apps, MH schools respond
The Attorney General is warning Arkansas parents of another popular app known as Kik, a messenger app used by teens. MH officials respond Tuesday. → Read More
Nativity case: No decision yet on seasonal displays
A federal court says that a Nativity scene set on Baxter Co. Courthouse grounds was in violation of the First Amendment. → Read More
Judge: Courthouse Nativity violates First Amendment; Baxter Co. given two options
Nativity scene on Baxter County Courthouse grounds "in violation" of First Amendment, according to U.S. District Judge Timothy L. Brooks. → Read More
Judge rules nativity scene violation of First Amendment
A U.S. District Judge ruled in favor Thursday of the American Humanist Association, Blackthorn in nativity scene case. → Read More
Mountain Home issues nine new business licenses
Mountain Home issues nine new business licenses in October. → Read More
Twin Lakes veterans honored Wednesday
As a "thank you" to Twin Lakes Area veterans, the North Central Arkansas Veterans Council held its annual program in Mountain Home on Wednesday. → Read More
Who are the Rices?
Tuesday marks the third day that no one has seen or heard from Donald L. and Ladonna J. Rice, a missing couple from Midway. → Read More
MH school eligible to win $100K grant
Mountain Home High School Career Academies can win a $100K grant with online voting in a State Farm-organized campaign. → Read More