Applications for Giving Tree Grants from the St. Francis County Community Foundation will be accepted beginning Thursday, Jan. 10. The deadline to apply is Friday, Feb. 15.
Forrest City Police Chief E.P. Reynolds, who completed his first year on the job in August, has brought his philosophy of community-based policing to Forrest City.
Officials at Crowley’s Ridge Technical Institute are trying to get the word out that the GED tests offered at the school, and across the country, will be changing starting in 2014.
St. Francis County government officials hit the ground running on Jan. 1 as the first Quorum Court meeting of 2013 and a swearing-in ceremony were held yesterday at the SFC Courthouse.
Members of the Forrest City Area Chamber of Commerce are being asked to nominate local residents for the Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year award.
Victims of domestic violence in the First Judicial District of Eastern Arkansas have a safe haven in the Anna’s Place Women’s Shelter, however donations are needed to continue to help these peop
ACT 833 CHANGES NOTED, ROAD DEPARTMENT FUNDS INCREASING
As the clock runs out on 2012 and the calendar changes to January 2013, St. Francis County Judge Gary Hughes remembers issues the county faced this past year and looks toward the future.
The recent bankruptcy of Interstate Brands/Wonder Bread left the Forrest City School Board no option but to seek another vendor to provide bread products for the district’s campuses.
