David Nichol

A little this and that

Guess it’s time for some this and that.

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Survivors Walk to kick off annual Relay for Life event

Plans are coming along for next Friday’s annual Relay For Life, to be held at the Forrest City Municipal Sports Complex. It will be the second year the Relay has been held at the Complex.

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NJROTC program plans summer training session

The NJROTC program at Forrest City High School will have a two-week summer session in July, and any students interested are invited to participate.

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Widener Council considers allowing group use of community center

The Widener City Council was asked Monday if the town’s community center could be used for Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, and may decide at the next meeting.

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Volunteers needed for June 1 community cleanup

Volunteers are needed for Forrest City’s annual spring community improvement effort, to be held Saturday, June 1, beginning at 9 a.m. 

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FCSD to dismiss students for summer vacation June 3

SYMPHONIC BAND TO REPRESENT STATE IN D.C.

Students in the Forrest City School District will be dismissed for the summer at 11 a.m., Wednesday, June 3, it was announced Thursday.

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Adventures in yard work

Ah, adventures in yard work.

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$15 million budget adopted by trustees

The East Arkansas Community College Board of Directors on Thursday unanimously approved a budget of more than $15 million for 2013-14.

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EACC opts out of law arming faculty and staff

MORE PAID SECURITY OFFICERS, SHERIFF'S SUBSTATION, TO INCREASE CAMPUS SAFETY

The Board of Trustees of East Arkansas Community College voted Thursday to opt out of provisions in a new law that would allow staff and faculty to be armed, deciding that extra armed security o

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Mr. Fixit fixes himself

I’ll admit, there are some things that a guy like me just shouldn’t try.

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