David Nichol

Lawsuit over shelter set for jury trial Feb. 16

Thursday, Feb. 16, has been set as the jury trial date for the lawsuit over the ownership of the city’s humane shelter.

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Weight-loss kick-off event to coincide with health fair

The weigh-in for this year’s weight-loss competition will be Monday, Feb. 6, from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m.

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New motel tops permits for January

Building permits were issued for projects valued at a total of $2,484,917 during January, according to the office of Mayor Larry Bryant.

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Electric car promotes U.S.-produced energy

“You just push the ‘power’ button,” said Carl Horton, vice president of member services with Woodruff Electric Cooperative.

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Seeds of change

Leaders from Heifer International and the U.S. Department of Agriculture gathered Monday in Hughes to celebrate Heifer’s commitment to working in a USDA StrikeForce area.

VCSP Lake Dunn hosting annual plunge

The annual Special Olympics Arkansas Polar Plunge® will be held Saturday, Feb. 4, at Lake Dunn in Village Creek State Park.

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SFC Housing Authority Board modifies vacation, sick days

The St Francis County Housing Authority’s Board of Commissioners on Thursday approved a resolution, allowing employees with accumulated vacation days or sick days to buyout up to 20 accrued days.

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Jr. Auxiliary hosting ‘Stuff the Bus’ Saturday

The Forrest City Junior Auxiliary will hold its second “Stuff the Bus” event this Saturday, providing free school supplies for local children.

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Candidates: Cool it Nov. 7?

Could I make a request of all candidates? Whether for president or dog catcher? Whether past or future?

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Amnesty program can reduce amount of outstanding fines

An amnesty program for District Court fines has been announced, which is now in effect and will end April 30.