David Nichol

A weighty problem

A recent visit to the doctor turned out to be pretty good for Alice, but maybe not so good for me.

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Widener prepares for new city park

The Widener City  Council on Monday adopted a resolution naming Mayor Arvin Billingsley as the person to handle a $45,000 grant to build a new city park.

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EACC and CRTI leaders say bill raises questions

If a bill is adopted which would let colleges and universities allow concealed handguns on campus, its reception locally would not be whole-hearted.

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Broadway Cinema conversion offers local moviegoers digital experience

CHANGING WITH THE TIMES

The digital age is coming to Broadway Cinema, and the main thing the audience will notice first could be the quality of the picture.

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District 24 appeal dismissed by federal panel

A three-judge panel on Wednesday dismissed an appeal of a ruling which upheld the way State Senate District 24’s lines were redrawn.

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Happy Valentines Dinner?

I actually managed to surprise Alice for Valentine’s Day. Or at least I think I did.

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Disagreements between Hardrick, Phillips take over Madison meeting

There was little business conducted but a lot of arguing Monday night during the meeting of the Madison City Council.

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Cental PAT gives McCoy money to buy supplies

Sue Anne McCoy, art teacher at Central Elementary, who was named Arkansas Art Educator of the Year in October, received some additional recognition this morning.

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Allied Health Center readies students for medical fields

JoAnne Lawson feels that East Arkansas Community College has every right to be proud of its Allied Health program, which is busy supplying graduates to a field that is growing and needs people w

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A 'taxing' question

Even though I’m part time (or semi-retired; take your pick), now, I attended this week’s city council meeting, covering for a co-worker who was off somewhere entering into grandparenthood.

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