Saturday’s sunshine and warm temperatures were welcome, and not just to humans. Squirrels were out and about in this back yard in Beech Grove, scampering around on trees and lines. Photo by David Nichol.
Saturday’s sunshine and warm temperatures were welcome, and not just to humans. Squirrels were out and about in this back yard in Beech Grove, scampering around on trees and lines. Photo by David Nichol.
Forrest City Mustang catcher Cody Miller (11) tags out a Wynne base runner at home during a game played Saturday morning at the Yellowjacket Classic in Wynne. Forrest City split a pair of varsity games at the Classic. The Mustangs are scheduled to play a junior varsity game today at Wynne before beginning 5A-East Conference play on Tuesday at Nettleton. Photo by Fred Conley.
Palestine-Wheatley’s Bailey Dillinger squares for a bunt attempt during Thursday’s conference softball doubleheader against Carlisle. P-W plays at Barton today. Photo by Fred Conley.
Pediatric Dentistry of Eastern Arkansas held an open house for its new location at 4850 North Washington Thursday afternoon. The candy bar was a popular attraction during the event. Dr. Djuana Cartillar helps with bags for the sweet treats as Caroline Butler, Ava Billingsley and Brooks Billingsley await their turn for candy. Also pictured is Ginny Martin with PDEA. The bar featured an assortment of candies. Photo by Kendall Owens.
Now that the houses have been removed, gas service is being cut off to a recently cleared area at the corner of Forrest and Hill streets. Russ Harper welds a cap onto a line that feeds service to the area. Photo by Alan Smith.
Kyle Smith, right of Colt, won the fifth annual East Arkansas Deer Hunters Gun Give-Away contest, sponsored by the Times-Herald. Times-Herald sales representative John Lemke, left, presented the contest prize, a CVA Optima 209 Thumbhole .50 caliber muzzleloader with a camo stock to Smith. Photo by Fred Conley.
Not all of the work on the Forrest City Water Utility system is done on city streets. Richard Rice moves a chlorine tank weighing about 300 pounds to replace an empty tank at the FCWU Water Plant. According to Edward Gregory, the utility’s water treatment supervisor, chlorine is used to kill bacteria in the water. Photo by Alan Smith.
A pair of People’s Gardens have been planted in the courtyard of Lincoln Middle Academy of Excellence. Fifth and sixth graders at the school, helped by the St. Francis County Master Gardeners and SFC Cooperative Extension Service agents, will harvest the vegetables they planted, and the students should be able to enjoy a salad made from them by the end of the school year. Above, fifth grader Jaqualyn Lattimore works with SFC Extension Agent David Carwell on a plant. Photo by Alan Smith.
