Bull Shoals Library

Updates 

Changes and upgrades are underway in 2017.  Membership cards for the Library now have annual renewal dates based on the date you got your card.  To put this change into effect, please come to the library to renew your card if you became a member before 2016. If you became a member during 2016, your card will automatically be renewed annually on that date. 

An infant to pre-K reading time will soon be starting!  To help develop that program, the Library is accepting donations of children's books and rebuilding the children and young reader's section of the library.  Please call the Library  for more information about this program.

Materials available include: movies, books on CD, books on cassettes, and of course paper editions with new books being added soon!

"CHECK OUT" THE BULL SHOALS LIBRARY!

January 1st Traditional Hike

First Day Hike @ Bull Shoals-White River State Park

Join other hikers for a refreshing traditional "First Day Hike" at the Big Bluff Trailhead in Bull Shoals-White River State Park - January 1st, 2017.  It is a 2-hour hike, traveling on the 1.75 mile loop of Big Bluff Trail on Powerhouse Road, just beneath the dam.  All dogs must be on a lead, but are welcome to attend.  For more information, email julie.lovett@arkansas.gov.

Thank You Mr. Kufeldt!

Archery Range Master Retires

At the November 29th City Council Meeting, Mr. Al Kufeldt, Bull Shoals Public Archery Range Master, announced his resignation from the caretaking of the range at the age of 80 years old.  Mr. Kufeldt will still continue to run the Kids Junior Olympic Archery Development Program in the summer.  If you would like information on the program, please contact the City Hall.  

Thank you, Mr. Kufeldt for your dedication to the City of Bull Shoals and fellow archery enthusiasts!

Grant Received for Waste Water Improvement

$500,000 Grant Received for Waste Water Improvement

On November 28th, 2017, Mayor Hotchkiss and alderman Marty Nickels attended the ceremony in Little Rock to receive the $500,000 Grant from Governor Asa Hutchinson and the Delta Regional Authority.  The grant along with the 1% sales tax increase, $4 million grant and $5 million loan from the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture will allow for the completion of the much needed new waste water system in Bull Shoals.  It will also secure six jobs and help create jobs among existing businesses in the area.  Thank you citizens of Bull Shoals for participating in this improvement in our city!  Updates on the project will come soon.