David Nichol

Lawmakers head to LR to begin first fiscal session

The Arkansas Legislature was to open its session today, no matter what the weather.

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Watch Dads recognized by school board

Volunteers from the community whose presence at Forrest City High School helped curb some discipline problems were thanked at Tuesday’s school board meeting.

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EACC sees increases in enrollment; reflected by higher numbers statewide

A recent report that college enrollment in Arkansas has increased some 6 percent this school year is borne out locally.

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SF County Housing Authority hears report on reserves

The St Francis County Housing Authority board received a report Thursday that the Authority’s current reserve account is the biggest it’s ever been.

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Independent Living Center holds official grand opening

The Independent Living Center at 2105 Cedar Street, which has been accepting residents since earlier this month, held its official grand opening and ribbon cutting this morning.

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Politics and doughnut loss

This is being written on Wednesday afternoon, several hours before President Barack Obama is supposed to give his State of the Union address.

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Post-secondary schools bracing for budget cuts

EACC, CRTI funding to be determined by state Legislature in budget session

While the state Legislature gets ready for its first-ever, even-year fiscal session, higher education is bracing for cuts made necessary by the economy and the state’s constitution, which requires

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Remediation rates increase in Arkansas

Remediation rates — referring to first-time college students who aren’t ready for college level work — increased last fall, according to reports from the state’s Higher Education Department.

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Tax collections fall again in December

MAYOR GORDON MCCOY SAYS REPORT MAKES IT HARD TO PREDICT REVENUE FOR 2010

Sales tax collections in December continued their downward trend from a year earlier, for almost every taxing entity in St.

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Summit guides students through paperwork

Forrest City High School and East Arkansas Community College held a “Senior Guidance Summit” Thursday night to help students who are looking for financial aid to continue their education.

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