Mountain Home Chamber 2024 Vacation Relocation Magazine

MAGAZINE

Compassionate care beyond measure

Since 1963, it’s been our mission to provide patients with care that’s compassionate and comprehensive. The physicians of Baxter Health continue this tradition for patients and families throughout the communities we serve. This commitment to compassion remains at the heart of everything we do. Because when it feels like home, it heals like home.

ALLERGY/IMMUNOLOGY

Dr. Alison L. Humphrey (870) 424-4200

ANESTHESIOLOGY

Dr. Jon Connelley (870) 424-7070

Dr. Jeff Constantine (870) 508-6700

Dr. Andrea Correll (870) 508-6700

Dr. David Kelley (870) 508-6700

Dr. William R. King (870) 424-7070

Dr. Benjamin Mathews (870) 508-6700

Dr. Leonard Dale Morgan (870) 424-7070

Dr. Charles Zehm (870) 424-7070

CARDIAC SURGERY

Dr. F. Michael Bauer (870) 508-3200

CARDIOLOGY

Dr. Michael Camp (870) 425-8288

Dr. Cherisse M. Baldeo .............(870) 741-6065

Dr. Akihiro Kobayashi (870) 425-8288

Dr. Jamon Pruitt (870) 425-8288

Dr. Ron Revard (870) 741-6065

Dr. Patrick Tobbia (870) 425-8288

Dr. Otis Warr IV (870) 425-8288

CARDIOTHORACIC/VASCULAR SURGERY

Dr. James Munns (870) 508-3200

DENTISTRY

Dr. Jonathan Hart (870) 425-4777

Dr. Bernard Petkovich (870) 425-9757

Dr. John V. Sullivant ................... (870) 425-4242

Dr. Stephen Vester (870) 425-7645

DERMATOLOGY

Dr. Mark Hammonds (870) 425-5464

Dr. Mark King (870) 425-5464

EAR, NOSE & THROAT (Otolaryngology)/

FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY

Dr. John Neis (870) 424-4200

Dr. Paul R. Neis (870) 424-4200

Dr. Eric S. Rosenberger (870) 424-4200

EMERGENCY MEDICINE

Dr. Billy Bisswanger (870) 508-1139

Dr. Kolton Fraser .......................... (870) 508-1139

Dr. Michelle Godfrey (870) 508-1139

Dr. Caleb Pingel (870) 508-1139

Dr. Melissa Quevillon (870) 508-1139

Dr. Bradley Schulz (870) 508-1139

Dr. David Stills (870) 508-1139

Dr. Lauren Weekly (870) 508-1139

Dr. Manuel S. Weekly.................. (870) 508-1139

Dr. Mark West (870) 508-1139

Dr. Spencer Wright ...................... (870) 508-1139

FAMILY MEDICINE

Dr. Jack Baltz (870) 425-3030

Dr. Shawn D. Bogle (870) 449-4221

Dr. Andrea Bounds (870) 425-6971

Dr. Ronald Bruton (870) 492-5995

Dr. Victor Chu (870) 741-6111

Dr. Cathy Clary (870) 425-3131

Dr. Mary Depper (870) 425-6212

Dr. Geoffrey L. Dunaway (870) 741-3252

Dr. J. Gregory Elders (870) 425-6971

Dr. Brittney W. Frisby (870) 508-7600

Dr. Adam Gray .............................. (870) 916-2150

Dr. Michael S. Hagaman (870) 492-5995

Dr. Michael Hodges (870) 425-3131

Dr. John D. Irvin (870) 269-7414

Dr. Kevin Jackson (870) 741-6111

Dr. P. Corey Jackson (870) 741-0016

Dr. Robert C. Lane (870) 916-2000

Dr. George Lawrence (870) 425-6971

Dr. Timothy A. McNamara (870) 425-3131

Dr. Chesley H. Murphy (870) 508-7600

Dr. Jamie Pritchard (870) 492-5995

Dr. Lonnie Robinson (870) 425-6971

Dr. John H. Scribner (870) 895-3238

Dr. Eric G. Spann (870) 269-3447

Dr. Benjamin R. Stevens (870) 508-7600

Dr. James Warr ............................. (870) 425-3030

Dr. Edward L. White (870) 425-3131

Dr. Donald O. Wright (870) 916-2000

FAMILY MEDICINE/SPORTS MEDICINE

Dr. Heather Hammonds (870) 425-5464

GASTROENTEROLOGY

Dr. Bodunrin S. Badejo (870) 425-4416

Dr. William S. Dyer Sr. (870) 425-4416

GYNECOLOGY

Dr. Corey Smith (870) 232-0948

HEMATOLOGY/ONCOLOGY

Dr. R. Bruce White ...................... (870) 580-5280

Dr. Dmitriy Zak (870) 580-5280

HOSPITALIST

Dr. Almas Chughtai (870) 424-3181

Dr. Melissa Dirst-Roberts (870) 424-3181

Dr. Michael Elkins (870) 424-3181

Dr. Daniel Goodwin (870) 424-3181

Dr. Arlene Johnson (870) 424-3181

Dr. Richard D. Schmidt (870) 424-3181

Dr. EJ Scott (870) 424-3181

Dr. Steve Wilber (870) 424-3181

INTERNAL MEDICINE

Dr. Bethany L. Knight (870) 916-2000

Dr. Lance R. Lincoln (870) 425-3030

Dr. Shelley Warr (870) 425-3030

INTERNAL MEDICINE/INFECTIOUS DISEASE

Dr. Raymond Bandy Jr. (870) 508-7450

INTERNAL MEDICINE/PEDIATRICS

Dr. Michael Adkins (870) 424-3824

NEPHROLOGY

Dr. Grant Mathews...................... (870) 425-1787

Dr. Daniel Valach (870) 508-5010

NEUROSURGERY

Dr. Lucas Bradley (870) 508-7080

Dr. Allan Gocio (870) 508-7080

Dr. Adam Smitherman (870) 508-7080

OBSTETRICS/GYNECOLOGY

Dr. Harley Barrow ....................... (870) 425-7300

Dr. Maureen Flowers (870) 508-3260

Dr. Ken Holt (870) 508-3260

OPHTHALMOLOGY

Dr. Allison Booth (870) 425-2277

Dr. William D. Hill (870) 425-2277

Dr. Kenneth M. Kilgore (870) 424-4900

Dr. Ethan J. Wright (870) 424-4900

ORTHOPAEDICS

Dr. Donald B. Franklin III (870) 424-3400

Dr. Thomas E. Knox (870) 424-3400

Dr. Jason McConnell (870) 424-3400

Dr. M.B. “Win” Moore III (870) 424-4710

Dr. Russ Rauls (870) 424-3400

Dr. Ed Roeder (870) 424-4710

PAIN MANAGEMENT

Dr. Ira D. Chatman (870) 508-5900

Dr. Ryan Krafft (870) 508-5900

Dr. Matthew McNelley (870) 508-5900

PATHOLOGY

Dr. Christopher G. Webb........... (870) 508-1890

PEDIATRICS

Dr. Samantha Shipman (870) 424-3824

Dr. Shayna Wood (870) 425-6212

PLASTIC SURGERY

Dr. Adam G. Newman (870) 425-6398

PODIATRY

Dr. Eric Arp (870) 425-7363

Dr. Kevin Steffen (870) 580-5589

PSYCHIATRY

Dr. Witold P. Czerwinski (870) 508-3400

Dr. Veronica Zak (870) 508-7610

PULMONOLOGY

Dr. Brian I. Malte (870) 425-1787

Dr. Rebecca Martin (870) 425-1787

RADIOLOGY

Dr. Daniel Alderman (870) 508-1160

Dr. Matthew Kyle McAlister (870) 508-1160

Dr. Paul Pathadan (870) 508-1160

Dr. Joe Tullis (870) 508-1160

Dr. Shane Whitlock ...................... (870) 508-1160

Dr. Matthew Wilson (870) 508-1160

SURGERY - General

Dr. John Austin Carlisle (870) 425-9120

Dr. Jacob L. Dickinson (870) 425-9120

Dr. Jennifer Foster (870) 425-9120

Dr. David M. Harrison (870) 425-9120

SURGERY - Vascular

Dr. Kent P. Nachtigal (870) 508-3200

UROLOGY

Dr. Austin Barber ....................... (870) 232-5215

Dr. Daniel Decker (870) 232-5215

Dr. Scott F. Ferguson ................. (870) 741-2317

Dr. Jason Lindsay (870) 701-0490

SERVING NORTH CENTRAL ARKANSAS & SOUTH CENTRAL MISSOURI SINCE 1963 PHYSICIAN REFERRAL SERVICE: 1-800-695-DOCS | baxterhealth.org

The physicians included on this list are associated with or on the active Medical Staff of Baxter Health. This list is subject to change. 11/2023

With 5 generations of experience and relationships with only the best architects, tradesmen, and designers, we have paved the path for new construction in our area. From the first design meeting to the day you move into your new home and beyond, we will work tirelessly to ensure every detail of your new home exceeds your expectations.

BUILDING LUXURY CUSTOM HOMES FOR OVER 60 YEARS

SMALL TOWN. BIG IDEAS.

THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE ARKANSAS FOR NATURAL BEAUTY, HISTORY, OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES AND THRIVING DOWNTOWNS AND NOWHERE IN THE NATURAL STATE DO YOU FIND ALL OF THESE TOGETHER IN ONE PLACE QUITE LIKE MOUNTAIN HOME.

As the name implies, ours is a community of stunning natural beauty. Our crystal-clear lakes, flowing rivers and emerald vistas are something to behold. No matter how many times you visit or how long you live here, you never run out of things to do in the outdoors. Mountain Home’s trout and bass fishing, fine hunting and acres of campgrounds are an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise. Our miles of hiking and biking trails and lakes and river activities support our community’s active lifestyle.

The services and amenities of our clean, charming community are equally abundant and of high quality. From our world-class hospital and one-of-a-kind library to our first-class university, Mountain Home offers something for every stage of life. And with one of the lowest crime rates in Arkansas and the nation, housing costs below the national average and boundless employment opportunities, it’s the perfect

environment to start a business, build a career and raise a family.

And we’d be remiss if we didn’t mention the many community events and festivals which put our hospitality and community pride on display for visitors to see. In fact, with hundreds of volunteer opportunities and our numerous beautiful churches, newcomers don’t stay strangers for very long.

But don’t take our word for it — experience everything Mountain Home has to offer for yourself. Whether for a long weekend of golf and shopping or to put down roots, we know you’ll find Mountain Home features everything you’re looking for and a lot you don’t expect.

Drop by the Chamber of Commerce anytime; we’d love to show you around!

DANI PUGSLEY, President and CEO Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce

The Mountain Home Area Chamber of Commerce Vacation and Relocation Magazine is published annually. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or duplicated without written permission from the Mountain Home Area Chamber of Commerce. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided in this publication at the time of printing, the advertisers and the editor shall not be liable for damages arising out of errors or omissions. Inclusion in this publication does not imply endorsement by the Mountain Home Area Chamber of Commerce. The opinions expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of the publisher or the editor. © 2024 Mountain Home Area Chamber of Commerce.

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POINTS OF INTEREST

Around Mountain Home

BAXTER COUNTY AIRPORT

6462 Highway 126 North Midway (870) 481-5238

BUFFALO NATIONAL RIVER (870) 365-2700

BULL SHOALS DAM (870) 445-3629

BULL SHOALS

THEATER OF THE ARTS 1017 Central Blvd., Bull Shoals (870) 445-2311

BULL SHOALS CAVERNS

1011 C. S. Woods Blvd. Bull Shoals (870) 445-7177

In Mountain Home

ASUMH/VADA SHEID COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CENTER

1600 S. College St. (870) 508-6100

BAXTER COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS

1507 Fairgrounds Drive (870) 425-6828

BAXTER COUNTY HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

808 S. Baker St. (870) 425-2551

BULL SHOALS WHITE RIVER STATE PARK (870) 445-3629

JACOB WOLF HOUSE 30 Fishermans St. Norfork

JAMES A. GASTON VISITOR CENTER

153 Dam Overlook Lane Bull Shoals (870) 445-3629

MAMMOTH SPRING STATE PARK 17 U.S. Highway 63 Mammoth Spring (870) 625-7364

NORFORK DAM (870) 499-5280

BAXTER HEALTH 624 Hospital Drive (870) 508-1000

CLYSTA WILLET PARK 1634 Rossi Road (870) 424-9311

COOPER PARK 1101 Spring St. (870) 424-9311

DR. RAY STAHL SOCCER COMPLEX 4667 Highway 5 South (870) 424-9311

DONALD W. REYNOLDS LIBRARY

300 Library Hill Lane (870) 580-0987

HICKORY PARK 466 S. Hickory St. (870) 424-9311

KELLER PARK 1832 Rossi Road (870) 424-9311

MCCABE PARK

Sheid-Hopper Bypass & Highway 62 West (870) 424-9311

TWIN LAKES PLAYHOUSE

600 W. 6th St. (870) 424-0444

DISCOVER OUR HIDDEN TREASURES

FROM

OUTDOOR

ADVENTURES TO GOURMET DELIGHTS AND QUAINT BOUTIQUES, MOUNTAIN HOME IS A TRAVELER'S PARADISE.

Looking for a relaxing getaway for the family vacation, long weekend with the girls or just the two of you? Professional travel writers and influencers agree that Mountain Home provides myriad opportunities to refresh and relax no matter what you fancy on holiday.

“Mountain Home is truly one of those hidden gems,” said Sara Heer, blogger and influencer who with her husband Paul forms Arkie Travels, a travel website focused on destinations within the Natural State. “When we visited for the first time, we were just blown away by all of the amazing things there were to do for outdoor recreation, for families and the entertainment district for adult fun. There are so many options here.”

Heer said the city’s reputation for natural beauty is well-deserved, and any vacation here should include outdoor activities. Fishing, camping, hiking, mountain biking and water sports exist in abundance and are easily accessed throughout the area.

“We were just there recently on a private guided fishing trip on the White River where we caught several rainbow trout. Just being out in that area, there’s just nothing like it.”

To fuel the outdoor adventures, Heer has compiled a list of dining options that must be experienced. For lunch or dinner, Heer raved about the following spots.

(Clockwise from top left) Fishing on the White River, Blue Heron Campground, Cove Coffee, and Rapp's Barren Brewing Company.

Rapp’s Barren Brewing Company (601 S. Baker St.): “Rapp’s Barren is going to be at the top of our list every single time. Incredible brews, we love the flights that they offer and the seasonal brews that they do. The last time we were there, I had the poke nachos that were amazing. The chocolate chip cookies are the bomb, and they make them fresh right there. They also serve an amazing brunch.”

Rio Burrito (609 S. Baker St.):

“I got this burrito bowl last time I was there with their Snoop Sauce that is so tasty. No matter what you order, be sure to request that sauce; I don’t know what’s in it, but it’s pink, creamy and just packs a lot of awesome flavor.”

sories and Nature’s Way (18 E, 7th St.), longtime natural health and wellness center, as two favorites.

“I’d also recommend Cove Coffee (714 S. Baker St.) to start your day or if you need a pick-me-up throughout the day. The coffee shop has this great vibe to it. The owner has pulled all kinds of eclectic pieces from the ’60s and ’70s, so it’s super vintage in there and we definitely love that.”

Those who like their vacations to include some retail therapy will be delighted by Mountain Home’s eclectic shops and local businesses offering unique, one-of-a-kind items. Heer recommends Nomad Clothing (2 E. 7th St.) for trendy women’s clothing, shoes and acces-

For an exceptional evening in Mountain Home, Sara Heer recommends the downtown entertainment district, highlighting the allure of Stories Whiskey Bar at 10 E. 7th St. “It’s a secret speakeasy where you have to know the code to get in the door. There’s a cigar bar downstairs, and upstairs there’s any kind of whiskey you can think of. They also do dramatic mixed drinks, and it’s a really wonderful experience — once you figure out the password.”

Whatever your tastes call for on your next vacation, Mountain Home definitely fits the bill.

(Clockwise from top left) Oliver’s Home and Gift/Mountain Home Florist, Stories Whiskey Bar, and Nomad Clothing.

HOOK, LINE AND SINKER

CAST INTO ADVENTURE WITH OUR TROUT RIVERS AND BASS LAKES

Mountain Home is a premier fishing destination, renowned for its rich waters in both rivers and lakes. The White and North Fork Rivers are hotspots for fly fishing, abundant in rainbow and brown trout. Additionally, Bull Shoals and Norfork Lakes offer excellent opportunities for catching bass, crappie, and walleye, making the area a versatile choice for anglers of all levels.

TYPES OF FISH IN THE AREA

Bull Shoals & Norfork Lakes: Largemouth Bass, Spotted Bass, Channel Catfish, Blue Catfish, Flathead Catfish, Black Crappie, White Crappie, Walleye, Bluegill, Sunfish, White Bass, Striped Bass, Carp, Gar

North Fork River, White, and Buffalo Rivers: Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Brook Trout, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, White Bass, Tiger Muskie, Catfish, Walleye

» FLY FISHING FUN FOR FISHING OBSESSED KIDS

Lovely little Dry Run Creek has been called “the best quarter mile of trout fishing in the world.” Flowing from Norfork National Fish Hatchery this catch-and-release, single-hook, artificial-lure fishery is for kids under 16 and mobility-impaired anglers, and where trout must be released immediately after they are caught.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

If you plan on catching a trout on our rivers or a bass on the lakes, make sure you are aware of the current water conditions.

» BUFFALO NATIONAL RIVER PARK HEADQUARTERS npa.gov/buff/index.htm (870) 365-2700

» NORTH FORK NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY fws.gov/fish-hatchery/norfork (870) 499-5255

» WHITE RIVER - CURRENT DAM GENERATION bit.ly/whiteriverdamgeneration (870) 431-5311

» BULL SHOALS LAKE bit.ly/BullShoalsLake

» LAKE NORFORK bit.ly/lakenorfork

(Top, left) White River

COME FIND YOUR FUN ON THE LAKE

» 101 MARINA

AQUATIC LEISURE

COME EXPLORE OUR WATER ADVENTURES

Mountain Home is a paradise for water enthusiasts. Here, the pristine Bull Shoals Lake, Norfork Lake, and the renowned White River form a trifecta of aquatic paradise that beckons adventurers and relaxation seekers alike.

Thrill-seekers revel in

water skiing, wakeboarding, and jet skiing on the glassy surfaces of Bull Shoals and Norfork Lakes. These activities offer an adrenaline rush against a backdrop of stunning natural beauty.

For those seeking a quieter experience, kayaking and ca-

noeing present serene ways to explore these waterways. Paddling through these clear waters amidst lush, rolling hills, visitors find peace and connection with nature.

The area also caters to beach lovers, with inviting beaches perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking under the Arkansas sun. Additionally, the clarity of these lakes provides excellent conditions for scuba diving and snorkeling, revealing a vibrant underwater world.

Whether it’s the thrill of water sports, the peace of a paddle, or the joy of a lakeside gathering, Mountain Home’s waters offer diverse attractions. Here, adventure and tranquility coexist, making it an ideal destination for water enthusiasts.

565 Howard Cove Road Gamaliel, AR 72537 (870) 467-5252

» BLUE DIAMOND MARINA

209 Quarry Park Point Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 499-5388

» BULL SHOALS LAKE BOAT DOCK

719 Shorecrest Drive Bull Shoals, AR 72619 (870) 445-4424 bullshoalslakeboatdock.com

» BUZZARD ROOST BOAT DOCK

4769 Buzzard Roost Road Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-5346 buzzardroostboatdock.com

» CRANFIELD MARINA

2028 Cranfield Road Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-3625 cranfieldmarina.com

» FOUT BOAT DOCK

2932 Fout Road Gamaliel, AR 72537 (870) 467-5341 foutboatdock.com

» JORDAN MARINA

3291 Jordan Landing Road Calico Rock, AR 72519 (870) 499-7348 jordanmarina.com

» TRACY FERRY MARINA

3438 Tracy Ferry Road Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 491-5335 tracyferrymarina.com

(Top, left) Norfork Lake

BAKER DISTRICT REVIVAL

HOW BAKER DISTRICT BECAME A BUZZING URBAN OASIS

Mountain Home’s downtown, now the bustling Baker District, stands as a shining example of community rejuvenation and economic revival. Spearheaded by the Baker District Merchant Association, this area has transformed into a vibrant tourist destination, boasting several new businesses since its revitalization, including unique shops like Nomad Clothing and Mountain Home Mercantile. The district, featuring popular spots like Rapp’s Barren Brewing Company and Stories Whiskey Bar, thrives under a special entertainment district status. It also offers an eclectic shopping experience with a variety of boutiques and shops, inviting visitors to explore fashion-forward pieces and local crafts. With outdoor concerts at Hickory Park and a lively nightlife, this urban renewal showcases a model blend of historical respect and modern vibrancy, creating a destination for both locals and visitors.

HICKORY PARK

Mountain Home’s Baxter Summer Concert Series at Hickory Park, featuring artists like Ella Langley, underscores the rich musical culture of Mountain Home and its ability to attract rising talent in the country music scene.

RAPP’S BARREN BREWING COMPANY

Mountain Home’s first brewery and gastropub, Rapp’s Barren shows its passion for crafting artisan ales. This laid-back, locally owned brewery offers a lengthy list of small batch ales on tap. You are sure to find something you will like.

STORIES WHISKEY BAR

This speakeasy-style whiskey bar offers classic cocktails, fine wine and a cigar lounge. Refined and comfortable, Stories Whiskey Bar is serving more than just drinks, it’s history in a bottle! This spot is a must-see when visiting Mountain Home.

NOMAD CLOTHING

In the heart of downtown, Nomad Clothing is an enchanting boutique known for its vibrant and fashion-forward offerings. As one of the newer stores in a vibrant community of boutiques, it has quickly become a part of the local fabric.

LOCAL EVENTS

Solar Eclipse 2024

The next total solar eclipse in North America, on April 8, 2024, will feature up to 4 minutes and 27 seconds of totality, with Arkansas and the Twin Lakes Area experiencing full totality. This will be the last total solar eclipse visible from the contiguous U.S. until 2044.

DAVID’S TRAIL ENDURANCE RUN

JANUARY 20

David’s Trail Endurance Run offers a challenging course through the Ozarks along beautiful Norfork Lake. A great mix of single and double track takes you through 5,000+ ft. in elevation change for the 25K and even more for the 50K.

SOWBUG ROUNDUP

MARCH 21-23

BAXTER COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS

Fly-tying and fly-casting demonstrations, seminars and vendors are featured at the Baxter County Fairgrounds.

COTTER TROUT FESTIVAL

MAY 4

The Cotter Trout Fest is a wonderful time to come out to Cotter’s Big Spring Park and enjoy the day with food, music and fun for all ages!

RED, WHITE & BLUE FESTIVAL AND RODEO

JUNE 28-29

ASUMH CAMPUS

The festival offers a parade, rodeo, car shows, a pageant, concerts, kids activities, food, fireworks and more. Held the last full weekend of June, the highlight of the festival is an amazing fireworks display on Saturday night on the Arkansas State University-Mountain Home campus.

BAXTER COUNTY FAIR

AUGUST

BAXTER COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS

The annual Baxter County Fair runs five days starting Tuesday and continuing through Saturday. Events include a pageant, talent show, truck pull, parade, commercial exhibits, livestock judging and baby contest.

WHITE RIVER MARATHON FOR KENYA

NOVEMBER 23

White River Marathon for Kenya is a marathon, half marathon and 5K that takes place annually in nearby Cotter. WRM is a flat course and Boston Marathon qualifier.

COULTER CELEBRATION OF LIGHTS - 4TH ANNUAL WEEK OF THANKSGIVING THROUGH AFTER CHRISTMAS

This 4th annual drive-thru light celebration will be available to tour on the ASUMH campus.

JAMFEST

OCTOBER 21

Join us on the Downtown Square in Mountain Home as we celebrate everything the Twin Lakes has to offer. From local jams, crafts, music and food, this is a celebration you won’t want to miss!

MOUNTAIN HOME -TOWN CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL DECEMBER 6

DOWNTOWN

THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Mountain Home-Town Christmas Festival and Parade will be held Friday, Dec. 6. The parade marks the citywide holiday kickoff.

ONGOING

Baxter Healthcare Summer Concert Series

HICKORY PARK

Free concerts held MayAugust offering familyfriendly activities, food and beverages. For exact dates, contact the City Hall at (870) 425-5116.

Farmers Market

CORNER OF 5TH AND SHIRAS STREETS

DOWNTOWN

Open-air market every Wednesday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. May through November.

Performing Arts at ASUMH

THE SHEID

Presented by ASUMH, these spectacular performances are scheduled throughout the year. To order tickets, please contact The Sheid at (870) 508-6280.

White River Run for Kenya.

(Bottom, right) ASUMH Performing Arts 2023 SeriesJohnny Cash: The Official Concert Experience. (Middle) Coulter Celebration of Lights.

CHOOSING HOME

CALIFORNIA TRANSPLANTS ENJOY SLOWER PACE, BETTER CONNECTIONS

In 2011, Chris and Alyssa Gordon had reached a crossroads. Living in Southern California, they’d grown increasingly dissatisfied with the cost and environment of the area for their young family and began to seriously contemplate relocating.

The couple pondered Arkansas after Alyssa’s grandmother, who had moved to the state in 1995, was followed by a steady stream of other relatives. Finally, they took the leap and haven’t looked back since.

“I think what immediately ap-

pealed to me about moving to Arkansas was having family nearby,” Alyssa said. “It did take a while to get used to the cultural changes, but moving to Mountain Home gave us the opportunity to just delve into the community, make friends and be more involved and that helped us feel welcome.”

Both Alyssa and Chris found professional opportunities: she with Arkansas Virtual Academy and he as a counselor in private practice and as co-owner of Rapp’s Barren

Brewery. They’ve balanced their work lives with numerous leisure pursuits as well as keeping up with the kids’ academic and extracurricular activities.

“When I think about when we first arrived here, the thing that immediately comes to mind is the availability of resources,” Chris said. “Transitioning to any new community takes some work, and I felt like Mountain Home helped provide the ability to find our place. There’s a lot to do around here if you dig in

MOUNTAIN HOME

POPULATION

12,825

Population by Age Range (18 years and under) 20% (65 years and over) 28.0%

EDUCATION

High school or equivalent degree (Persons age 25+) 89.7%

Bachelor’s degree or higher (Persons age 25+) 21.3% INCOME

and look for it, and the more time we spent here, the more avenues we found to put our time and interest into the community.”

One of the activities that jumped off the page was the local volunteer orchestra, which Alyssa quickly joined.

“Our orchestra is an all-volunteer group of musicians that gave me a place to play, which I really needed,” she said. “That quickly became my niche not only as a musician but as a way to get involved and connect with others, which I still do today as a member of the board.”

As far as the kids are concerned, both Chris and Alyssa say they have had no difficulty finding positive programming to suit their interests, even as they’ve grown from elementary students to now teenagers.

“When the kids were younger, they participated in youth center activities, where they do a lot of things that help children and families feel connected,” Alyssa said. “The city library has also been a huge resource; it’s amazing the programming they have for younger kids and teens alike. We’re so thankful to have that in our community.”

Chris also praised the city’s leadership for creating a thriving business community that not only encourages and supports entrepreneurs but helps provide the kind of

environment where people want to gather. He said the recent establishment of Mountain Home’s entertainment district is a prime example.

“What the entertainment district has quickly grown and morphed into is a place where you can hit a variety of things,” he said. “People can park, walk and shop; they can get food there, they can get coffee or the drinks they want, there’s music down there. There are all these things that give people so many options, not just as business owners, but as community members.

“As a business owner, it has been nice to have the support of the area. Rapp’s Barren (Brewing Company) wouldn’t be possible without the community. They have supported us and helped the brewery grow into something we never could have dreamed of. That’s all because of the people who came behind us and supported it. Providing a safe and welcoming environment has helped drive that.”

Perhaps the most important thing the couple enjoys here is the smalltown spirit that provides the foundation for everything in Mountain Home. From teachers who invest extra time to help students to citizens who devote countless hours and resources to various nonprofits, churches and special events, the all-for-one cohesiveness is on display everywhere you look.

“There’s just that friendly wonderful small-town feeling to Moun-

tain Home,” Alyssa said. “When my daughter and I walk around downtown at Christmastime, for instance, and it’s all lit up and decorated; it’s really a special place to be. Wherever we are, we always run into someone that we know.

“I love that about a small community. Mountain Home is the kind of place you can get connected to people in different ways. Seeing them around town and talking with them is just very heartwarming. It truly makes you feel at home.”

Dr. Sarah Shedenhelm, DVM

BaxterCountyAnimalClinic.com

LOCAL MOVES

EMBRACING WELLNESS AND A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

Wellness and physical fitness are not just pursuits but a way of life here in Mountain Home. The town’s array of fitness centers and gyms stand as contemporary havens of health, each echo-

ing with the rhythmic beats of treadmills and the clinking of weights. These hubs offer a diverse array of classes, from the serene flows of yoga to the energetic rhythms of aerobics, catering to every fitness enthusiast’s needs.

Outside these walls, the lush trails and scenic routes invite both the young and the young at heart to walk, jog, or cycle, embracing the natural beauty of the Ozarks. Here, fitness intertwines with nature, as residents kayak through serene waters or hike along verdant paths.

Complementing this active lifestyle, Mountain Home boasts

a thriving farmers market that’s a cornerstone of the community’s commitment to healthy living. The market bursts with the colors and fragrances of locally-grown produce, offering a bounty of fresh fruits, vegetables, and organic goods. It’s a hub where nutrition meets tradition, encouraging residents to nourish their bodies with wholesome, farm-totable food.

Physical fitness transcends routine here in the Ozarks; it’s a celebration of community, nature, and the joy of movement.

Mountain Home Farmers Market AT THE CORNER OF 5TH AND SHIRAS

Mountain Home Farmers Market is located just off the Mountain Home Square. The season kicks off in April and runs through November every Wednesday and Saturday, 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. Local farmers and vendors offer fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, arts and crafts. Additionally, visitors can expect to see popup events throughout the season.

(Above) Walking along the shoreline of the White River. (Far left) Kayaking on Norfork Lake

LOCAL PRODUCE

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(Above) Yoga at Fit.1. (Opposite page) Fresh produce at The Truck Patch.

» NATURE'S WAY NATURAL HEALTH AND LIFESTYLE

18 E 7th Street Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-7677

» TASTY GREENS TOGO

26 Paul Wood Lane Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 321-1891

» THE ARTISTIC DANCE COMPANY

808 West Road Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 404-7598

» THE PILATES STUDIO

209 N College Street Mountain Home, AR 72653 heather.thepilatesstudio@gmail.com

» THE TRUCK PATCH 1602 Highway 62 East Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-5020

» TWIN LAKES TENNIS CLUB 111 County Road 27 Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 692-2662

HIKING TRAILS

HIKING IS A YEAR- ROUND ACTIVITY HERE. SO GRAB YOUR BOOTS AND CHECK OUT SOME OF OUR GREAT TRAILS.

EASY

David’s Trail: Panther Bay

Distance: 3.6 miles

Elevation gain: 288 ft.

Route type: out and back

EASY

White River Cotter Hike

Distance: 5.1miles

Elevation gain: 226 ft.

Route type: out and back

MODERATE

Dogwood Trail

Distance: 3.1miles

Elevation gain: 308 ft.

Route type: out and back

MODERATE

Ozark Highlands Trail: Matney Knob

Distance: 4.1miles

Elevation gain: 626 ft.

Route type: out and back

» IMBA EPIC RIDE

MODERATE

Ozark Keystone Trail via Panther Creek Trailhead

Distance: 8.2miles

Elevation gain: 908 ft.

Route type: point to point

MODERATE

Pigeon Creek Trail System

Distance: 7.7miles

Elevation gain: 738 ft.

Route type: loop

MODERATE

Robinson Point Trail

Distance: 3.2miles

Elevation gain: 255 ft.

Route type: out and back

A larger list of local trails can be found at AllTrails.com.

MOUNTAIN BIKING

If biking is more your speed you are in the right state. Arkansas has more than 1,000 miles of mountain biking trails with more to come. For mountain biking in the area, check out Panther Bay Loop at David’s Trail, Oakridge Mountain Bike Trail at Bull Shoals-White River State Park, or the Pigeon Creek Trail System, located along Lake Norfork. Syllamo Mountain Bike Trail is just south of Mountain Home with five loops of varying levels of difficulty.

Arkansas is home to five International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) EPIC rides, which means they are a “true backcountry riding experience – technically and physically challenging, more than 80 percent singletrack and at least 20 miles in length.” The five trails include the Upper Buffalo, Lake Ouachita Vista Trail (LOViT), Ouachita National Recreation Trail, Syllamo and Womble trails. Located less than 40 miles south of Mountain Home Syllamo Mountain Bike Trail is one of the most technically challenging trail systems in our region. The trail is a series of interconnecting loops offering more than 50 miles for novice to advanced bikers

GREEN GEMS

A TOUR OF OUR CITY PARKS

Mountain Home’s love for the great outdoors is vividly expressed in its parks. Each park, with its unique charm, stitches the fabric of community life, offering a blend of recreational activities and natural beauty.

Cooper Park stands as a beacon for community sports, hosting the likes of the Hurricane Swim Team and American Legion Baseball. Its fields are not just patches of grass, but stages where local talent and community spirit flourish.

But it’s not just about sports. Hickory Park, dating back to 1954, is steeped in history and now bursts with modern vitality. The park’s newly completed inclusive playground is a testament to Mountain Home’s commitment to accessibility and inclusivity, allowing children of all abilities to play side by

side. The park also becomes a cultural hub during the Summer Concert Series, where music fills the air and brings together people from all walks of life.

Elsewhere, Clysta Willett Park and Keller Park offer serene green spaces, perfect for a family picnic or a quiet afternoon stroll. Dr. Ray Stahl Soccer Complex is a haven for soccer enthusiasts, echoing with the sounds of cheering crowds and competitive spirit.

Perhaps most noteworthy is McCabe Park, a generous gift to the city in 2015. This park is a fusion of nature and community, featuring the North Arkansas Fly Fishers pavilion and stocked fishing ponds. The ongoing development of a new trail system and the planned Recreation and Aquatic facility speak volumes of the city’s vision for

a community-centric outdoor lifestyle.

In Mountain Home, parks are more than just playgrounds and green spaces; they are the lifeblood of the community, fostering connections, nurturing talents, and celebrating the town’s rich natural heritage.

For more detailed information about the parks, you can visit cityofmountainhome. com/parks-and-facilities.

YOUR GUIDE TO LOCAL PARKS

MUSIC IN THE PARK Baxter Healthcare Summer Concert Series AT HICKORY PARK

Free concerts held May thru August offering family-friendly activities, food and beverages. For exact dates, contact the City Hall at (870) 425-5116.

(Top) The second race of the 2023 Arkansas NICA Season took place at Clysta Willett Park.

ACADEMIC SUCCESS

MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOLS RATE HIGH FOR QUALITY

The quality of life in a community is closely tied to its educational system. In Mountain Home, a diverse array of schooling options and innovative programs allows students to progress from kindergarten to college locally.

The Mountain Home Promise Scholarship exemplifies this commitment, covering ASUMH tuition for local high school graduates. Additionally, high schoolers can take concurrent classes, significantly reducing future education expenses. The LPN Fast-track program further bridges the gap from high school to college and then to the workforce, showcasing the community’s unified approach to education.

PUBLIC SCHOOL

The Mountain Home Public School is the largest public school district in the Twin Lakes area, serving more than 4,000 students across primary, middle and secondary grades. They are dedicated to offering a diverse range of educational pathways and programs, catering to the varied needs and interests of students.

PRIVATE SCHOOL

Mountain Home Christian Academy offers a quality education for students aiming to help each reach their fullest potential. The academy serves families from Pre-K

through 12th grade. Small class sizes here provide individual attention in a caring, faith-centered environment.

COLLEGE

Also making it’s home here is Arkansas State University-Mountain Home. Named in the top 150 community colleges in the nation five consecutive times by the Aspen Institute, this public, two-year institution serves the educational needs of Mountain Home and the surrounding area.

The college offers various programs in arts and sciences, business/technology, and health sciences. For students interested in athletics the ASUMH Trailblazers have gained membership in the National Junior College Athletic Association, marking a new era in ASUMH athletics.

» LIFELONG LEARNING

Intellectual curiosity is also fostered by Mountain Home’s stunning Donald W. Reynolds Library, a centerpiece of literacy, programming and a source of great community pride. This community landmark features a children’s library, teen library, community meeting rooms, a history and genealogy collection, maker space and café.

(Top left) ASUMH Robin L. Myers Technical Education Campus

TIME FOR TENNIS

Tennis in Mountain Home, AR, has seen a resurgence, thanks to dedicated local coaches and the Twin Lakes Tennis Club and Legacy Racquet and Fitness. Both clubs feature indoor and outdoor courts, offering leagues, lessons, and tournaments for all ages. The coaches have reinvigorated the local tennis scene, making it an exciting sport for community members to engage in and enjoy.

TWIN LAKES TENNIS CLUB

111 County Road 27

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 692-2662

LEGACY RACQUET AND FITNESS

514 Coley Drive

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-4342

PICKLEBALL FOR ALL

Widely recognized as the fastest-growing sport in the country, pickleball is a blend of elements from tennis, badminton, and pingpong, and is played — singles or doubles — on a badmintonsize court with a modified tennis net.

BIG CREEK GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB

452 Country Club Drive

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-0333 Clubhouse (870) 425-8815 Proshop

2 Outdoor Courts

L. C. SAMMONS YOUTH CENTER AT COOPER PARK

1101 Spring Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-9311

3 Outdoor Courts

1 Indoor Court

LEGACY RACQUET AND FITNESS

514 Coley Drive

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-4342

5 Outdoor Courts

1 Indoor Court

HICKORY PARK

446 South Hickory Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-5116

4 Outdoor Courts

Glenbriar Commons is located at 2001 Superior Way in Mountain Home Arkansas. It is conveniently located in the heart of town near restaurants, shopping, the Mountain Home School District and Arkansas State University Mountain Home,

Donald W. Reynolds Library, and just minutes from Baxter Regional Medical Center.

• Quality designed interior and attractive exterior construction

• Natural gas heat and hot water

• High quality energy efficient windows

• LED light fixtures throughout

• 50 Year no paint exterior siding with brick

• Heated and Cooled Sunroom

• Quality landscaped: exterior lawns maintained by Homeowners Association (HOA), also includes fire & liability insurance along with termite policy protection

• Glenbriar HOA Members Website

• Decorator White Painted kitchen cabinets

• Pet Friendly

• One Year Workmanship Warranty

• Optional 10 Year Warranty

• All city utilities/ street maintained by the Mountain Home Street Department.

• Special custom options available

CHOOSING HOME

AN ENDURING LOVE AFFAIR WITH MOUNTAIN HOME

When the time came for Ed and Lucretia Coulter to retire from their professional lives and settle into retirement, they had options to go anywhere in the world to do it. Yet despite having seen some of the most beautiful places on earth, the couple never even considered heading anywhere else.

“I will tell you, I doubt if anyone in Mountain Home travels more than we do,” Ed said. “In the last six weeks alone, we’ve been out of the country twice. But although we love to travel extensively, the best part of traveling is coming home. We’re happy to head back to Mountain Home, Arkansas.

“First and foremost, there’s a natural beauty here in the lakes, the rivers and the mountains that is unequaled. There’s also a beauty of spirit in the people who live here that’s hard to find anywhere else. We just have a love affair with our community.”

Throughout his long career in education, Ed has repeatedly answered Mountain Home’s siren song. A graduate of Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, he met and married the late Fran Dryer, a member of one of Mountain Home’s prominent families. In 1967, he was asked to establish the city’s first

junior high school, after which he left to return to OBU.

Twenty-five years later, he was again reeled in this time to establish Arkansas State University-Mountain Home and serve as its chancellor until 2012. When Lucretia married Ed in 2007, she quickly became as taken with the community as he was.

“From my perspective, it offers us everything that we want and that we like,” she said. “All the amenities are here — you can go hiking, we’ve got the university that brings all of their programs here, we have a fantastic public library and we have an enthusiasm in this community that’s really contagious and provides an energy of its own.

“Ed and I are not the only ones who feel that way; there are a lot of people buying into that as Mountain Home continues to go forward.”

Ed said in addition to the recreational activities and natural beauty the area provides, Mountain Home is equally regarded for its critical services. The schools are excellent for families, he said, and the health care system is second

DON'T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT

THE WILFORD’S

JOURNEY

Couple finds Community and Adventure in Cotter

Boone and Sabrina Wilford have led a nomadic life before settling in Cotter, Arkansas. Their journey included stays in Northwest Arkansas, Missouri, North Carolina, and back to Arkansas. They were drawn to Cotter in 2011, captivated by its hills, valleys, trails, fitness centers, and particularly its private airport community. “It’s very active, and pretty much everyone here has their own aircraft and hangar,” Boone explains. His passion for flying sparked at age 7, influenced by his father and an airport manager.

The Wilfords, proud owners of two Australian shepherds, appreciate the local vet clinic and the area’s communal kindness. Cotter offers numerous outdoor activities like hiking, mountain biking, and fly fishing.

Local entertainment includes summer concerts and dining experiences at places like Gaston’s White River Resort. Diving, another of the couple’s interests, is wellaccommodated in the area.

The Wilfords recommend fly fishing with a guide for newcomers. Boone cherishes the community interaction in Cotter, saying, “You really feel a sense of inclusion here that is pretty unique.”

to none. What’s more, both of these institutions have benefited greatly from the giving spirit and generosity of the residents, things he saw firsthand when getting ASU-Mountain Home off the ground.

“I came to Mountain Home at a time that was magical because once the community said, ‘We want to build a university,’ the support just came flooding in,” he said. “I’ll never truly understand how we did what we did because, at the same time, we were in the middle of building the university, the hospital was also in expansion mode.

“I truly believe this is one of the most giving communities because today the university is a centerpiece of Mountain Home and the hospital is first class. That’s very important for retirees especially; there are a lot of pretty places in the world, but you want to retire someplace where you know you can get care if you need it.”

Residents aren’t only generous with their dollars but with their time as evidenced by the many volunteer opportunities, community festivals and events that crowd the calendar. Lucretia said this also is appealing to retirees today — seniors who aren’t content to just sit on the porch but want to be engaged in events and activities in a community setting that continues to thrive.

“There are always a lot of things going on as far as festivals and community events, and this provides a lot of opportunities for people to volunteer and get involved,” Lucretia said.

“Mountain Home is really expanding under the leadership of the chamber of commerce, with all of these wonderful news things on the city square that attract a lot of people.

“For me, the overall environment of Mountain Home is a Norman Rockwell experience, and you cannot find that just anywhere. This is a community that still offers that feeling with its welcoming environment and in the pride of the people. People sometimes ask us why we stayed in Mountain Home to which I like to say, ‘Why would we ever leave? Why would you want to live anywhere else?’”

(Left) James and Sally Moore Recreational Trail at ASU-Mountain Home. (Below) Fly fishing on the White River, dinner at Rio Burrito.

GOLF COURSES

BIG CREEK GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB

452 Country Club Drive

Mountain Home, AR (870) 425-0333

bigcreekgolf.com

Holes: 18

Par: 72

TWIN LAKES GOLF COURSE

70 Elk Way Mountain Home, AR (870) 425-2028

twinlakesgolfofmh.com

Holes: 18

Par: 70

FOR A CHALLENGING ROUND IN A BEAUTIFUL SETTING, YOU CAN’T BEAT THE GOLF COURSES IN THE TWIN LAKES AREA.

Big Creek Golf and Country Club

Big Creek Golf Club, a mulit-year winner of Golf Digest’s Places To Play’s five-star ranking, is located in Mountain Home. Opened in 2000, this premier course features L-93 bentgrass greens, white sand bunkers, and pristine zoysia fairways. Well-maintained for yearround play, it includes a 400-yard driving range, and putting and chipping greens. The course’s diverse hole layouts cater to all skill levels.

Twin Lakes Golf Course

A semi-private par 70 course, Twin Lakes Golf Course offers rolling Bermuda grass fairways skirting ponds and other hazards to test golfers’ skills. The front nine is notable for tight, tree-lined fairways with true dog-leg bends, while the back nine widens as the terrain steepens, providing uphill and downhill lies offering a mix of challenges amidst the Ozarks’ beauty.

ICON KEY | Pro Shop: Driving Range: Restaurant: USGA U.S. Amateur Four-Ball qualifier at Big Creek Golf & Country Club on October 18, 2023.

HEALTH CARE

MOUNTAIN HOME HEALTH CARE TREATS YOU LIKE FAMILY

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PRIMARY CARE CLOSE TO HOME These clinics focus on general health care for people of all ages, from newborns to seniors. ARCARE 1301 Highway 62 E Mountain Home, AR 72653 870-970-7140 BAXTER HEALTH FAMILY CLINIC 899 Burnett Drive Mountain Home, AR 72653 870-425-6212 BAXTER HEALTH FAMILY CLINIC ON MARKET 675 Hwy 62 E Mountain Home, AR 72653 870-508-7600 BOSTON MOUNTAIN RURAL HEALTH CENTER 444 Hospital Drive Mountain Home, AR 72653 870-448-5733 LINCOLN PADEN MEDICAL GROUP 405 Buttercup Drive Mountain Home, AR 72653 870-425-3030 NCA MEDICAL 614 North Town Mountain Home, AR 72653 870-425-3131 OZARK PELVIC HEALTH 19 Medical Plaza, Suite 10 Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 232-0948 REGIONAL FAMILY MEDICINE 630 Burnett Drive Mountain Home, AR 72653 870-425-6971

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Food and Beverages

7 BREW

650 Highway 62 East

Mountain Home, AR 72653

BASKIN ROBBINS

3052 Highway 62, Ste. 30 Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-4920

BEACON POINT RESTAURANT

3553 Highway 178

Lakeview, AR 72642 (870) 405-1466

» FOOD TRUCKS

There is so much to love about food trucks. Whether you’re in the mood for funnel cakes, loaded hotdogs, tasty tacos or flavored filled shaved ice, you’ll find your favorite meal on wheels right in town.

NOME’S 2 BROS

TACOS

3054 Hwy 62 W

Mountain Home (210) 204-3976

POPPY’S POLAR ICE (870) 404-9160

SNOBIZ

30 Paul Wood Ln

Mountain Home (870) 321-2947

BIG CREEK GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB

452 Country Club Drive

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-0333

BOMB NUTRITION

158 S. Main St.

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 310-2380

BOOKWORMS CAFE

300 Library Hill Lane

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 232-0328

BUCKETS SPORTS BAR & GRILL

1406 Highway 62 East Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 701-0196

CADILLAC JACK’S

1350 Highway 62 West Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 232-0886

CHEN’S GARDEN

1310 Eastside Center Court

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-6899

COLTON’S STEAK HOUSE & GRILL

2390 Highway 62 East Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-2663

COVE COFFEE

714 S. Baker St. Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 321-5930

DENBRO COFFEE & CUSTARD

1028 Hwy 201 N Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 701-0111

EL CHICO CAFE

45 Charles Blackburn Drive

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-4700

FAT BOYZ SMASH HOUSE

1041 Highland Circle

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 701-0098

FONTENOT’S

623 Highway 5 North

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 408-3878

GASTON’S WHITE RIVER RESORT

1777 River Road

Lakeview, AR 72642 (870) 431-5202

HAILE YEAH FOOD SERVICE (870) 736-4005

Mountain Home, AR 72653

HOLY SMOKES BBQ & CATERING

400 Highway 201 North Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-8080

JAMIE’S RESTAURANT: SERVING LOCAL FLAVORS 1502 Highway 62 East Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 701-0145

K&J’S KETTLE CORN

300 Glory Lane

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 404-4743

KFC

352 Highway 62 East

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-2200

LAZY ENCHILADA

14029 Arkansas Highway 5 Norfork, AR 72658 870-499-3002

LETTY’S RESTAURANT

413 E. Main St. Gassville, AR 72635 (870) 435-2532

LITTLE B’S GRILL

14029 Highway 5 South Norfork, AR 72658 (870) 499-0483

LIVE EDGE BAR & GRILL

2233 Highway 5 South Mountain Home, AR 7653 (870) 424-3717

MCDONALD’S

1019 Highway 62 East Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-1155

OLE MILL TAVERN

3948 Highway 62 East Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 987-1189

PJ’S WHITE RIVER LODGE & RIVER RUN RESTAURANT

384 Lodge Lane Norfork, AR 72658 (870) 499-7500

PARADICE CREAM

1127 W. Highway 62E #3

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (918) 607-0745

PIZZA INN

1127 Hwy 62 E Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 701-5061

RAPP’S BARREN BREWING CO.

601 S Baker St. Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-7277

RIO BURRITO

609 S. Baker St. Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 232-0440

RUBEN’S FIESTA RESTAURANT

23 Kg Lane

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 507-0029

SALSA’S MEXICAN GRILL & CANTINA

965 Highway 62 East Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-2690

SCOOP ICE CREAM

707 South Baker Street Mountain Home, AR 72653

SKIPPER’S RESTAURANT

711 Highway 5 North Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 508-4574

STORIES WHISKEY BAR

10 East 7th Street Mountain Home, AR 72653

TASTY GREENS TOGO

26 Paul Wood Lane

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 321-1891

TACO BELL

833 Highway 62 East Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-0612

THE GRILL AT WHISPERING WOODS CABINS

4245 Highway 177 South Jordan, AR 72519 (870) 499-5531

THE RABBIT HOLE COFFEEHOUSE AND BREW

407 South Main Street, STE 9 Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 232-5212

Lodging and Resorts

ANGLER'S REST CABINS AND RV SITES (870) 499-0660

10449 Highway 5 South Mountain Home, AR 72653

AMERICINN

290 Drillers Road Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 701-1776

ARKANSAS RIVERLAKE RETREATS

Lakeview, AR (870) 404-5878

BALCONY ON THE WHITE RIVER PO Box 2944

Mountain Home, AR 72654 (870) 421-4218

BLUE HERON CAMPGROUND AND RESORT

150 Blue Heron Lane Flippin, AR 72634 (870) 453-4678

BLUE LADY RESORT

149 Blue Lady Drive, CR 820 Gamaliel, AR 72537 (870) 467-5115

BOONDOCKS BULL SHOALS

LAKE

327 Westview Road Midway, AR 72651 (870) 431-2600

CAMPMART RV PARK

130 Buzzard Roost Cutoff Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-4050

CEDAR SPRINGS COUNTRY INN

590 Rivercliff Drive Bull Shoals, AR 72619 (870) 445-3211

CROW’S NEST RV RESORT

212 Pebblecreek Drive

Mountain Home, AR (870) 405-1847

CRYSTAL COVE RESORT

1453 County Road 832

Henderson, AR 72544 (870) 488-5373

DAYS INN MOUNTAIN HOME

1746 Highway 62 B

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 565-4336

DOGWOOD LODGE RESORT

505 Shorecrest Drive Bull Shoals, AR 72619 (870) 445-4311

FISH & FIDDLE RESORT

880 Fish and Fiddle Road Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 491-5161

GASTON’S WHITE RIVER RESORT 1777 River Road Lakeview, AR 72642 (870) 431-5202

GENE’S TROUT FISHING RESORT

270 River Acres Drive Salesville, AR 72653 (870) 499-5381

HAMPTON INN

995 Coley Drive

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-0344

HEAVEN ON THE WHITE

2891 Shipps Drive

Norfork, AR 72658 (870) 404-5000

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES MOUNTAIN HOME

1005 Coley Drive Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-6200

HOLIDAY SHORES RESORT

943 Howard Creek Road Midway, AR 72651 (870) 431-5370

JIMOS RV PARK AND GIFT SHOP

424 County Road 390

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-4039

LAKE GROVE PARK

680 Robinson Point Road

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 467-5325

LAKE NORFORK RESORT (870) 488-5144

10449 Highway 5 South Mountain Home, AR 72653

LODGE BETWEEN THE LAKES

607 County Road 11

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 430-5216

MOUNTAIN HOME INN

963 Highway 62 East

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-6001

NEXT STEP MARINE & RESORT

3286 Highway 101 Gamaliel, AR 72537 (870) 321-4477

PJ’S WHITE RIVER LODGE & RIVER RUN RESTAURANT

384 Lodge Lane Norfork, AR 72658 (870) 499-7500

POINT OF VIEW RV PARK

99 Broadview Circle Salesville, AR 72653 (512) 814-9411

QUALITY INN & SUITES

1031 Highland Circle

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-9000

RAMADA MOUNTAIN HOME

1127 Highway 62 East

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-9191

RILEY’S OUTFITTER

129 County Road 640

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-4221 rileysstation.com

ROCKING CHAIR RESORT

278 County Road 763 Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-5157

STETSON’S ON THE WHITE RIVER RESORT

906 Marion County 7002 Flippin, AR 72634 (870) 453-8066

STONECREEK RANCH

626 Circle B Lane

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-7433

SUNBURST RANCH

776 County Road 352 Caulfield, MO 65626 (417) 284-3443

SUPER 8 MOUNTAIN HOME

865 Highway 62 East Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-5600

SKY HARBOUR LAKEVIEW

232 Boat Dock Drive

Lakeview, AR 72642 (870) 431-2600

TEAL POINT RESORT

715 Teal Point Road

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-5145

THE GRILL AT WHISPERING WOODS CABINS

4245 Highway 177 South Jordan, AR 72519 (870) 499-5531

TREASURE COVE RESORT

902 County Road 470 Clarkridge, AR 72623 (870) 425-4325

WAGON WHEEL RESORT

2655 Highway 101 Gamaliel, AR 72537 (870) 467-5800

WATERFRONT RESORT

317 Waterfront Circle Lakeview, AR 72642 (870) 431-5356

WHITE BUFFALO RESORT

418 White Buffalo Trail

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-8555

WHITE HOLE RESORT, INC.

4971 Marion County 7001 Flippin, AR 72634 (870) 453-2913

WHITE RIVER TROUT LODGE

752 CR 703 Cotter, AR 72626 (870) 430-5229

THE WHITE RIVER INN

924 County Road 174 Cotter, AR 72626 (870) 430-2233

Shopping

3 B'S

712 South Baker Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (417) 855-0923

ACUMEN AUDIO

1300 Hwy 62W

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-8488

ALL PET AND EQUINE SUPPLY

40 Plaza Way, Ste 380 Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-2525

AMERICAN FREIGHT, FURNITURE, MATTRESS, APPLIANCE

1771 Highway 62 East Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 229-4144

ANNETTE’S FLOWERS

1104 Highway 62 West Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-7673

ARTS AND CRAFTS GIFT SHOP

629 Hwy 5 N Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-6434

ASPIRE OUTDOORS

2492 Hwy 62 E Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-2005

BIG STEVE’S GOLD AND PAWN EMPORIUM

1972 Highway 62 E Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-9715

BOUQUET PALACE

409 Hwy 5 North Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-2193

BRAD’S HOME ENTERTAINMENT

40 Plaza Way, Ste 220 Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-0700

BUTLER FURNITURE

551 Hwy 5 North Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-5332

CARL WAYNE’S NURSERIES

1151 East 9th Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-6966

CARPET FACTORY

1013 North Cardinal Drive Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-4936

CARTER’S JEWEL CHEST INC.

860 Hwy 62 East Unit 1 Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-7070

CLARK OFFICE PRODUCTS

801 S Main Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-6323

(Above) Blue Heron Campground and Resort

CROCODILE DREAMS FLEA MARKET

339 Highway 62 East Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 701-3195

DALLY’S OZARK FLY FISHER

1200 West Main Street #7 Cotter, AR 72626 (870) 435-6166

DITTA ACE HARDWARE OF MOUNTAIN HOME

509 Hwy 62 East Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 232-4155

FACTORY CONNECTION

40 Plaza Way Ste 40 Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 421-0188

FLASHBACKS RETRO SHOP

1954 Hwy 62E

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-8888

GOOD VIBES OUTLET

1310 Eastside Center Court Mountain Home, AR 72653

GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF ARKANSAS

759 Hwy 62 East

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 508-0040

GREGORY JEWELERS

1 East 6th Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-2542

HANK’S FINE FURNITURE

2594 Highway 62 East Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 701-0181

HARP’S FOOD STORE #135

924 East Highway 62 Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-6556

HARP’S FOOD STORE #156

2089 Hwy 62W

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 508-0071

HAS GUNS

3007 Hwy 5 South Mountain Home, AR 72653 870) 201-1003

HOME DEPOT

100 Pendella Drive

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-2270

JACK’S PACKAGE STORE

960 Highway 62 East

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-6233

JUDICIOUS SPIRITS

3055 Hwy 62 West

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 580-0912

JUNE’S HALLMARK

319 Hwy 62 East

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-3402

KELLY THOMAS LANDSCAPE AND NURSERY

2213 Hwy 5 North

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-0288

LAWN’S PLUS AND MOUNTAIN MILLING CO.

500 CR 390

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 404-5398

MARCHANT BUILDING CENTER

1815 South College Spur

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) (870) 425-3168

MEEK’S LUMBER AND HARDWARE

2736 Highway 62 West

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-6936

MELON’S MARKET, LLC

950 East 9th Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 405-4039

MERAKI SKIN

608 South Church Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 701-1165

MIDTOWN SPIRITS

611 Hwy 62 E

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-1166

MOUNTAIN HOMEMADE

920 Hwy 62 East

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 701-3108

MOUNTAIN HOME MERCANTILE

31 East 6th Street

Mountain Home, AR (870) 232-0896

NATURE’S WAY NATURAL HEALTH AND LIFESTYLE

18 East 7th

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-7677

NOMAD CLOTHING COMPANY

2 East 7th Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 232-2106

OLIVER’S HOME AND GIFT/ MOUNTAIN HOME FLORIST

17 East 1st Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-0727

OZARKS FARM AND LAWN, LLC

4423 Hwy 62 West

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-3434

PAWN PLANET

236 North Church Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-4653

PEACEFUL HEART BOUTIQUE

1076 Hometown Commons

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 701-5057

PERFECT CATCH MARINE AND SPORTS

5330 Hwy 62 East

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 470-9200

PLUMLEE TIRE CO. 4081 Hwy 62SW

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-8473

PORTER’S PAWN

625 E 9th Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-7296

REJUVENATE SPA HAUS

612 East 9th Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 676-8335

RC’S QUALITY UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE

847 East 9th Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-2474

RINA’S BOUTIQUE

4450 Hwy 62 E

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 232-4048

RITA’S AVON BEAUTY CENTER

101 East 6th Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 580-0908

RIVER CITY FLOORING

2740 Hwy 62 E

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-9663

SCHMIDT COUNTERTOPS

307 S. Main Street, STE 13

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 919-7213

SEW SMART SEWING CENTER

307 South Main Street Ste 5 Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-8203

SHARK CREEK GRAPHICS

6309 Hwy 62 West Gassville, AR 72635 (870) 405-8922

SHAY’S APPLIANCE

1319 East 9th Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-7911

SHOE SENSATION

40 Plaza Way, Ste 320

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-2037

SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL MEDICAL SPA INC.

6554 Hwy 62 W Gassville, AR 72635 (870) 435-5000

SJ POTTERY, LLC

10605 Hwy 5 South Salesville, AR 72653 (870) 499-9900

SNC TILE

1251 Hwy 62 E Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-8453

THE COTTON COMPANY

686 Hwy 62 E Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-2025

THE FLOORING EMPORIUM

118 N College

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-7700

THE MEAT SHOP

1224 Commerce Drive

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-3161

THE SALVATION ARMY OF MOUNTAIN HOME

121 Hwy 201 North Mountain Home, AR 72654 (870) 424-5708

THE TRUCK PATCH NATURAL MARKET

1602 Highway 62 East Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-5020

THE UNIFORM SHOPPE II

361 Hwy 5 North Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-5323

THRIFT AND FLEA, LLC

4154 Highway 62 East Mountain Home, AR 72653 (479) 586-3333

T- MOBILE

1175 Hometown Commons Mountain Home, AR 72653

TOWN AND COUNTRY DISCOUNT FOODS

216 East 9th Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-3759

TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY

1025 Hwy 62 E, Suite 1 Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-4411

WALMART SUPERCENTER

65 Walmart Drive

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-9299

Churches

BAR NONE COWBOY CHURCH

44 Arrowleaf Lane

Midway, AR 72651 (870) 481-5600

C3- CHRIST COMMUNITY CHURCH

1605 Highway 201 N

Mountain Home, AR 72651 (870) 580-0740

CARECENTER MINISTRIES

MOUNTAIN HOME

734 Thorn St

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 701-5078

CITY ON A HILL CHURCH

1221 Commerce Drive

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 706-0401

COMMUNITY OF CHRIST

340 E. 11th Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-3224

COTTER CHURCH OF CHRIST

408 Walnut Hill Lane

Cotter, AR 72626 (870) 435-2540

EASTSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH

718 East 9th Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-3689

EMBRACE CHURCH

3461 Highway 5 North

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-8460

FELLOWSHIP CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

1209 East 9th Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-5419

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

1205 Spring St

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-6961

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

605 West 6th Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-6036

HARMONY FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH

4076 Hwy 201 South

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-6895

HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH

48 Carnation Drive

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 492-6636

HOLY TRANSFIGURATION ORTHODOX CHURCH

292 County Road 390

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (815) 258-3668

REAL LIFE CHURCH

1326 Rossi Road

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-3483

REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH

312 West North Street Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-6071

ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH

511 Coley Drive

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-3560

ST. PETER THE FISHERMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

249 Dyer Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-2832

THE SALVATION ARMY OF MOUNTAIN HOME

121 Hwy 201 North Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 424-5708

THE TABLE COMMUNITY CHURCH

684 Green Valley Drive

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 580-0732

TWIN LAKES BAPTIST CHURCH 2645 Hwy 62 West

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-8663

TWIN LAKES CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

1337 E 9th Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 425-3658

Political Parties

BAXTER COUNTRY

DEMOCRATIC CLUB

P.O. Box 71

Mountain Home, AR 72654 (870) 425-5647

DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF BAXTER COUNTY PO Box 2841

Mountain Home, AR 72654 (870)405-8903

NACPAC - NORTH ARKANSAS CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE ( WE ARE REPUBLICANS )

121 N. College St

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 404-3277

(Above) Oliver’s Home and Gift/Mountain Home Florist

Emergency - 911

Mountain Home Fire Department (870) 425-2611

Mountain Home Police Department

(870) 425-6336

mtnhomepolice.com

Baxter County Sheriff’s Department (870) 425-7000

baxtercountysheriff.com

Marion County Sheriff’s Department (870) 449-4263

marioncountysheriffar.com

City/County Offices

Mountain Home City Hall (870) 425-5116

cityofmountainhome.com

Mountain Home City ClerkBusiness Licenses (870) 425-5943

Baxter County Judge (870) 425-2755

baxtercounty.org

Marion County Judge (870) 449-6231

Voter Registration

Baxter County Clerk (870) 425-3475

Marion County Clerk (870) 449-6226

Driver Information

Baxter County State Revenue Office (870) 425-2571

Marion County State Revenue Office (870) 449- 6535

Utilities

Entergy (800) 368-3749

Scott Petroleum (870) 435-1112

North Arkansas Electric Co-op (870) 425-2141

Black Hills Energy (888) 890-5554

Mountain Home Water Authority (870) 425-5115

Northeast Public Water Authority (870) 492-4211

Marion County Regional Water Association (870) 445-4300

Methvin-Waste Connections (870) 481-8600

S2S Recycling & Trash 870-404-8718

Communications/ Telephone

Brightspeed (800) 201-4099

YELCOT

(800) 354-3360

Optimum (888) 560-1668

Ritter Communications (888) 336-4466

NATCO (800) 775-6682

NEXT powered by NAEC (870) 895-3221

Cable

Optimum (888) 560-1668

YELCOT (800) 354-3360

Brightspeed (800) 201-4099

NEXT powered by NAEC (870) 895-3221

Internet

Brightspeed (800) 201-4099

Optimum (888) 560-1668

YELCOT

(800) 354-3360

NATCO

(800) 775-6682

Ritter Communications (888) 336-4466

NEXT powered by NAEC (870) 895-3221

Local Newspapers

The Baxter Bulletin

(870) 508-8000

Mountain Home Observer mhobserver.com/contact

Radio Stations

KCMH

(870) 425-2525

KPFM/KKTZ/KOMT (870) 492-6022

KTLO/KCTT

(870) 425-3101

KMAC/KBCN (870) 743-1157

KSPQ (417) 256-3131

KRZP/KCHM/KJMT

(870) 425-4971

The Gift/AM1290/ FM103.7 (417) 264-7211

TV Station

XL7 (870) 424-6957

Hospital

Baxter Health (870) 508-1000

Child Care

Referrals

Child Care Aware of NCA (870) 793-5233

Senior Services

Area Agency on Aging, Baxter County (870) 425-9811

Baxter House Adult Center (870) 425-7585

Senior Citizen (870) 424-3054

Social Security Administration (888) 226-3232

Area Agency on Aging, Marion County (870) 453-2761

Post Offices

Cotter Post Office (870) 435-6916

Flippin Post Office (870) 453-2244

Gassville Post Office (870) 435-6423

Henderson Post Office (870) 488-5175

Lakeview Post Office (870) 431-8243

Midway Post Office (870) 481-5350

Mountain Home Post Office (870) 425-3262

Norfork Post Office (870) 499-5551

Shipping

MOUNTAIN HOME AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

1337 Highway 62 W

P.O. Box 488

Mountain Home, AR 72654-0488

Phone: (870) 425-5111 • Fax: (870) 425-4446

www.enjoymountainhome.com

At Arkansas State University-Mountain Home, we know our students are the future of our community and workforce. That’s why, at ASUMH, students can earn degrees that will immediately put them into jobs in our area or earn the first two years of degrees at a fraction of the cost of a four-year university. With a vast curriculum, strong student support, hands-on learning, and state-of-the-art labs, the eduction students receive at ASUMH is ranked one of the top in the nation. There are outdoor spaces on campus to explore, student clubs and activities for every interest, athletic programs, and more, making ASUMH a place where everyone can find their passion.

Blaze a trail toward your brightest future at ASU-Mountain Home.