David Nichol

More rice acres offset by weather problems

Arkansas farmers harvested a record number of rice acres this year, but that could be offset by lower yields, at least locally.

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Organizers hoping to make year-round soup kitchen a reality in SFC

“We really feel that we are called to bloom where we are planted. And we’ve been planted in a community where there’s a lot of hunger.”

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Schools get windfall from federal stimulus; can be used for bonuses

Local school districts are getting their share of a $90 million windfall to the state, most of which will be going for bonuses.

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Dumpster to be provided again for Christmas trash

It’s a question that comes up for many people every Christmas morning — what’s to be done with all that paper, and especially all those big boxes?

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EACC purchases old Steve Jones building

FACILITY WILL EASE CROWDING FOR NEW PROGRAMS

East Arkansas Community College has announced the acquisition of property that will house several technical programs.

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My favorite Christmas story

This story is absolutely true. It isn’t religious. I wouldn’t describe it as particularly heartwarming. It may not be all that unique. But it’s true, and here it goes:

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Holiday safety tips offered for shoppers

’Tis the season for busy shoppers — so busy at times that they may get a little careless, and become easy targets for those who would gladly spoil their holiday cheer.

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Lincoln work almost done; funds remain

HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL SHARES IDEA WITH BOARD FOR '10-BOYS INITIATIVE'

The Forrest City School Board heard an update on progress at the Lincoln campus Monday, along with a recommendation to wait until the summer to do the floor tile replacement.

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School enrollment numbers mixed throughout area

FCSD SUPERINTENDENT STILL HOPEFUL THINGS CAN BE DONE TO OFFSET LOSSES

The kindergarten through grade 12 student population has increased in public schools statewide, but the numbers are mixed locally.

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Here come the letters

Dear Santa,

The kids are busy writing their letters to you, and I thought I’d go ahead and write mine before they all get theirs published, a couple of weeks from now.

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