Mayor expresses optimism on city budget, shelter

Wednesday, January 17 2007

Mayor expresses optimism on city budget, shelter

Wednesday, January 17 2007

Mayor expresses optimism on city budget, shelter

Patrolman honored: Forrest City Mayor Gordon McCoy, left, presents a plaque to Patrolman James E. Tucker as Interim Police Chief Dwight Duch looks on. Tucker was honored for his actions on the morning of Jan. 9, when he was credited with saving the lives of two people when he saw their house on fire and got them out safely. McCoy commented that while it could be said that police and firefighters are doing their job when they save someone, “we shouldn’t take them for granted.” Photo by David Nichol

Council members urged to present names to fill commission positions

The first of next month should see a 2007 budget for Forrest City, and a newly-constructed animal shelter, in a best-case scenario presented to the city council.

That was the outlook given by Mayor Gordon McCoy at Tuesday’s city council meeti...

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