Blue Eye Public Library

Marion County, Arkansas, serves several communities, including Yellville, Flippin, Bull Shoals, Pyatt, and Summit, covering an area of 597 square miles characterized by its rural mountains and waterways. Established in 1836 and named after Revolutionary War General Francis Marion, the county is home to Bull Shoals Lake and major waterways such as the White River and Buffalo National River. With a population of 16,664, Marion County's economy is primarily based on tourism, boat building, and other light industries. The county actively engages in initiatives like storm damage reporting and maintains transparency through public notifications and job openings that support community welfare. Generated from the website