David Nichol

FC Fall Festival set for Saturday

EVENT TO FEATURE TRUNK-OR-TREAT, TALENT SHOW, COSTUME CONTEST AND PUMPKIN CARVING

The  weather has cooled and it’s almost time for Halloween, meaning it’s also almost time for the third annual Forrest City Fall Festival.

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Regional Career and Job Expo is Thursday at Fine Arts Center

People interested in looking for a job or a career will have the chance on Thursday, Oct. 25, when the annual Regional Career and Job Expo returns to East Arkansas  Community College.

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Mass flu clinic moved to FC Civic Center

A location has been announced for the Oct. 26 mass flu clinic in Forrest City.

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Forrest City's Christmas Parade set to roll Dec. 7

“It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas” will be the theme of this year’s annual Forrest City Christmas Parade, which will roll on Friday, Dec. 7.

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With two weeks to spare!

It seems that I’m something of a prophet, although all I was predicting was the obvious – the only thing I wasn’t sure of was the date.

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Pine Tree Experimental Station to celebrate Morrill Act

A special day at the Pine Tree Experimental Station will celebrate 150 years of agricultural education, research and extension activity made possible by the Morrill Act of 1862.

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Marching Band Festival set for Saturday in FC

The 16th annual Forrest City Invitational Marching Band Festival will be held Saturday, Oct. 20, at Sam Smith Stadium.

Admission will be $4, and the first band will perform at 2 p.m.

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Widener a finalist for city park grant

The City of Widener is a finalist for an Arkansas Parks and Tourism grant of up to $45,000 to help build a park.

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To bake, or not to bake

Now comes a time of year when I’m conflicted – not over my Scrooginess, that’s always there.

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Madison Council seeks ordinance supporting city water rate increase

The Madison City Council will wait for the city attorney to draw up an ordinance that will make water bills go up by $8.

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