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Rotary Club of Mountain Home
Welcomes You
Like the 32,000 Rotary Clubs worldwide, Rotary Club of Mountain Home, Arkansas, consists of active adults who value their acquaintanceship and work together in service to their community. Unlike any other Rotary Club, however, our club reflects Mountain Home, Arkansas! On our website you may check the club calendar, review the Rotary 4-Way Test, bylaws, constitution, our local history, membership process, and more.
Founded in 1946, the Rotary Club of Mountain Home, Arkansas, is part of a friendly, dynamic community, which is home to 12,000 residents (2007) and host to thousands more annually. Visitors come here for recreation on Bull Shoals and Norfork lakes and Buffalo, White, and North Fork rivers – including trout fishing – relaxation, scenic sight-seeing, special events, and family visiting.
Rotary Club of Mountain Home has more than 100 members. We meet weekly on Thursdays at noon at the Big Creek Golf and Country Club. If you are a Rotarian, plan to make up a meeting with us.
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Sponsor a New Rotary Member! Rotary has the distinction of membership by invitation. Learn the steps toward sponsoring a new member to fulfill the club’s commitment to represent the community’s business, vocational, and professional interests. More>> |
Find Calendar info online Calendar. An online calendar lists regular weekly meetings, programs, the ROD (Rotarian of the Day - the host/hostess for our guest speakers), and the birthday table chairperson. Also check online for monthly make-up breakfast dates, Rotary Board meetings, and Rotary events. More>>
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Reflecting Our Fellowship and Service. Visit the photo gallery to view Rotarians of the Day with their guests at weekly meetings, photos of officers, directors, scholarship winners, Rotary Pancake Day, and other club events. More>> |
The 4 Avenues of Service include Club Service, Vocational Service, |
