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by Paula Morehouse and pmorehouse@ky3.com | August 12, 2012
MOUNTAIN HOME, Ark. -- An Arkansas State Police report indicates David Shoras was driving down Arkansas 5 when his vehicle swerved off the road. The car struck a private drive, went airborne, hit a fence, a parked trailer, and then overturned before striking a utility pole. Shoras died at the scene. He was 51 years old.
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Chris Replogle, KY3 News and creplogle@ky3.com | December 12, 2011
MOUNTAIN HOME, Ark. - His fight was an inspiration to his community. 9-year old Hayden Padgett died this weekend. Doctors diagnosed Hayden in April with a tumor in the stem of his brain. The Mountain Home High School Bombers football team named Hayden an honorary team captain this past Fall. Students rallied around his family, raising $45,000 for his cause by selling t-shirts. The Mountain Home School district released a statement: "The Padgett's want you to know how grateful they are for your support and love during this time. The family appreciates all of you very much. During this difficult time, students and faculty are hurting. We need to support each other and take the time together to grieve.
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by KY3 News | May 26, 2012
MOUNTAIN HOME, Ark.-- Baxter County authorities say a man has been found dead near Mountain Home. Gregory Almond, 39, was found Friday morning at Peal's Resort in Salesville. Police say he was last seen alive around 4:00p.m. on Thursday. A cause of death has not yet been determined.
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Curtis Hancock | May 5, 2011
An Arkansas Highway department worker from Mountain Home has been killed in a crash. Officials say a paint truck driven by 68 year old Vaughan Pierson was rear-ended by another vehicle. The impact caused Pierson's truck to overturn. That accident happened on highway 88 in Jefferson County.
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Posted by Kristy Schiebel and kschiebel@schurz.com | September 4, 2012
MOUNTAIN HOME, Ark. -- A church is mourning the death of its senior pastor. State police say Michael Shy, 60, died in a motorcycle crash n Monday. According to the report, Shy's motorcycle ran off Highway 235 south of Yellville and hit a road sign. Shy was the senior pastor of East Side Baptist Church in Mountain Home since 1992. He also served as chaplain of the Baxter County Sheriff's Department.
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Posted by Kristy Schiebel and newsalerts@ky3.com | February 22, 2012
Little Rock, Ark -- A Mountain Home man arrested in a FBI sting operation at a military trade show has been exonerated. Bribery charges were dropped after a federal jury deadlocked in Lee Tolleson's case and nine others. His defense attorney Dee Wampler of Springfield, told Little Rock's newspaper, government prosecutors could not prove what amounted to a test case. However, Tolleson's boss who owns a weapons factory in Bull Shoals Arkansas is...
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Posted by Kristy Schiebel and newsalerts@ky3.com | March 6, 2012
MOUNTAIN HOME, Ark. -- Walking down the middle of the road cost a man from Mountain Home his life. State police say Nikkolas Renault, 24, was hit by a van on Arkansas 201 south of Mountain Home. The van's driver said he saw Renault too late and couldn't stop in time.
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by James C. Holmes, KY3 News | April 1, 2013
MOUNTAIN HOME, Ar. -- The murder trial of Gary Wayne Parks came to an abrupt - and surprising - end today in Baxter County. Today, Parks accepted a plea agreement from prosecutors, in which he pleaded "no contest" to first-degree murder in the death of Parks' step-father, Dr. David Millstein. Millstein was found stabbed to death in his home near Mountain Home in 2006. Parks wasn't arrested until 2009, when he was found living in Memphis, TN....
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by Dustin Hodges, KY3 News and dhodges@ky3.com | September 27, 2012
MOUNTAIN HOME, Ark. - A group of high schoolers at Mountain Home Career Academy recently brought home a World Championship. They competed in a high-tech robotics competition that had more than 2,700 teams -- and the students had 6 weeks to design, build, and program a robot. The robot might just be able to outdo anyone at the free-throw line on a basketball court -- they fine tuned it right before the competition and it made 148 out of 150 shots using a catapult mechanism. The students worked alongside professional engineers and other professionals on the project.
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by Paula Morehouse, KY3 News | September 15, 2012
MOUNTAIN HOME, Ark -- Someone in Mountain Home, Arkansas, could be holding a lottery ticket worth $100,000. State lottery officials said the ticket is part of the new "Natural State Jackpot Game. " The winner bought it at Tobacco Station in Mountain Home for Thursday night's drawing. Meantime, Missouri's newest millionaire bought a Powerball ticket in St. Louis and forgot about it. She recently checked old tickets stacked next to her computer and is claiming the one million dollar prize.