Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, died Sunday at the age of 100.
Carter, who was in office from 1977 to 1981, continued work for humanitarian causes and human rights issues for decades after his presidency ended.
Carter was the longest living ex-president in history having turned 100 in October. He had been in declining health for over two years.
More details on the life of Jimmy Carter can be found on the Ozarks First Website.
Heat Advisory Today, Storms Later
Temperatures will ramp up again in the Lakes Region with the National Weather Service expected highs at 100 or better with Heat Index readings as high as 110.
Man Facing Multiple Charges for Two Incidents
A Branson Man is facing charges for two incidents over the last two months.
Burn Bans Increase over Northern Arkansas
As dry conditions persists in the Ozarks, a number of counties in Arkansas have issued burn bans.
Southern Stone County Firefighters Work Boat, Structure Fires
Southern Stone County Firefighters were busy with a pair of incidents on Sunday.
H2Ozarks Continuing Programs, Preparing for Shoreline Cleanups
An organization that started to coordinate shoreline cleanups on area lakes continues with those and other programs targeting water quality.
