Philip Frame

1957 ~ 2009

Baxter County Sheriff’s Office 1979 ~ 1993

Mountain Home Police Department 1995 ~ 1998

Mountain Home City Council 2006 ~ 2009

Tree Planting Honors Phil Frame

Friday, June 11, the City of Mountain Home planted an Autumn Purple Ash Tree in honor of Phi Frame. Mr. Frame was the former Baxter County Chief Criminal Investigator and Chief Deputy and Chief of Police at the Mountain Home Police Department.  He served on the City Council of Mountain Home and spent much of his life working with youth in First Baptist Church and in the Community.

Eva Frame and Philip Frame Jr.

Eva stated she chose the Ash Tree as it is a strong, straight grained wood and is noted in early American History as being a protector.  In addition, Ash Trees are also used to make baseball bats, fitting for a man who was passionate about youth baseball.

Mayor David Osman addresses those in attendance

“It is only fitting that this tree, that is planted in honor of Phil Frame, be planted at the Youth Center”

About 40 people attended the ceremony

Members of the Mountain Home Fire Department

Carl Wayne’s Nursery dontaed the 150-gallon Autumn Purple Ash Tree in honor of Phil and all that he had done for the area youth over the many years.

Employees of Carl Wayne’s Nursery planting the tree

Guest Speakers at Dunbar Auditorium

Top Students receive Awards

Sheriff Montgomery and Principal McWilliams hand students their D.A.R.E. graduation certificates

D.A.R.E. Graduate crosses the stage at Dunbar

Posters reflect what students learned during D.A.R.E.

 Pinkston 5th Grade Teachers recognized for their contribution to the D.A.R.E. program

Students celebrate graduation

Gassville in the Park
Annual Event. May 2010

Cotter Dare Graduation, May 2010

5th Grade Cotter Dare Students

Cotter Resource/DARE Officer

Cotter Student Amber Runau reading her DARE Essay

Cotter Student Jarrett Plumee reading his DARE Essay

 Cotter Student Samantha Hodges reading her DARE Essay

Cotter Superentendent Don Sharp speaks to DARE Students

Veteran’s Memorial Service, May 2010
Plaza, Mountain Home, Arkansas

Norfork DARE Graduation, May 2010

Graduation Ceremonies were held at the Norfork High School Gym, Thursday, May 18th. Seventy-Four (74) 4th and 5th Grade Students graduated.  Baxter County Deputy Billy Cox is the School’s DARE and SRO Officer.

Norfork 6th Grade DARE Graduating Class

Allison Coon Reading Her Essay

Gage Manes Reading His Essay

Deputy Billy Cox Addresses the Graduating Class

Sheriff John Montgomery Speaks to the DARE Students

 The Baxter County Sheriff’s Office hosted the 2010 Law Enforcement Torch Run supporting Special Olympics of Arkansas, which was held on May 19th.  Participants from the Sheriff’s Office, Arkansas Department of Corrections – North Central Unit at Calico Rock, and the Mountain Home PD were involved in the run.  The route, which was approximately 13 miles,  was from Mountain Home to the Cotter Big Spring Park on the White River.  Food was prepared by volunteers from the Local Blue Knights Chapter and was purchased through a donation from the Mountain Home Lodge, Fraternal Order of Police.  The East Side Baptist Church of Mountain Home furnished a van for use in the event.  About $750 was raised through the sales of Torch Run T-Shirts, which will be donated to Special Olympics of Arkansas.

Student Government “Sheriff of the Day’, Norfork

  9th Grade Student, Dakota Rhymer

Sheriff John Montgomery and County Judge Joe Bodenhamer
With Their Student Officals of the Day
Sheriff Dakota Rhymer and Judge Jesse Gray

Student receiving instruction from Range Officer, Sgt. Ken Grayham

Helicopter Ride

Student Government ‘Sheriff of the Day’, Mountain Home
Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Mountain Home

6th Grade Student, Bodie Cotter

Receiving instruction on gun safety

Helicopter ride

KATV Morning Show in Mountain Home

Interview with Dr. Lonnie Myers, Mountain Home Public Shools Superintendent