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Brad Haworth

Brad Haworth

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Operations Manager and Sports Director, KTLO Radio

Mountain Home

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Total articles 259

  • MH student's life saved by bus driver after getting choked on candy

    By Brad Haworth Verified| KTLO Radio Verified Brooklyn BaileyThere were some scary moments on a Mountain Home School District bus Wednesday during afternoon drop off of students when one of the kids got choked on candy and was unable to breathe. Other students alerted the driver of the bus, David Luttrell, who was able to stop the bus and perform the Heimlich maneuver on 13-year-old Brooklyn Bailey, saving her life. The 8th grader explains what happened.

    By Brad Haworth Verified · KTLO Radio

    Mar. 08, 2024

  • National Weather Service says upcoming winter should have above average precipitation

    By Brad Haworth Verified| KTLO Radio Verified While it should be a while before Twin Lakes Area citizens have to worry about snow, it is something that could be more worrisome than usual for the upcoming winter. Recently, KTLO, Classic Hits and The Boot ran a news story with information about how persimmons and the Farmer’s Almanac are both predicting a snowy winter season.

    By Brad Haworth Verified · KTLO Radio

    Nov. 13, 2023

  • MH student's life saved by bus driver after getting choked on candy

    By Brad Haworth Verified| KTLO Radio Verified Brooklyn BaileyThere were some scary moments on a Mountain Home School District bus Wednesday during afternoon drop off of students when one of the kids got choked on candy and was unable to breathe. Other students alerted the driver of the bus, David Luttrell, who was able to stop the bus and perform the Heimlich maneuver on 13-year-old Brooklyn Bailey, saving her life. The 8th grader explains what happened.

    By Brad Haworth Verified · KTLO Radio

    Mar. 08, 2024

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KTLO Radio

Mountain Home, Arkansas, United States

+1 870-425-3101