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Tuesday, January 16, 2007

JOHN THOMPSON FILE: Age: 51; Hometown: Forrest City; College: University of Central Arkansas at Conway (1978) Coaching History: Defensive coordinator at Florida, Arkansas, LSU, Memphis, Southern Miss, Louisiana Tech and Northwestern State; co-defensive c

JOHN THOMPSON FILE: Age: 51; Hometown: Forrest City; College: University of Central Arkansas at Conway (1978)
Coaching History: Defensive coordinator at Florida, Arkansas, LSU, Memphis, Southern Miss, Louisiana Tech and Northwestern State; co-defensive coordinator: South Carolina; head coach: Eastern Carolina; athletic director at University of Central Arkansas

GUS MALZAHN FILE: Age: 41; Hometown: Fort Smith; Education: Fort Smith Christian High School (1984) COLLEGE: Henderson State University (1990) Playing Experience: Walk-On WR at Arkansas (1984) under Ken Hatfield; Transferred to HSU (1987-89) Coaching H

GUS MALZAHN FILE: Age: 41; Hometown: Fort Smith; Education: Fort Smith Christian High School (1984) COLLEGE: Henderson State University (1990)
Playing Experience: Walk-On WR at Arkansas (1984) under Ken Hatfield; Transferred to HSU (1987-89)
Coaching History: Offensive coordinator at Hughes (1991); Head coach at Hughes (1992-95); Head coach at Shiloh Christian (1996-2000); Head coach at Springdale (2001-05); Offensive coordinator at Arkansas (2006)

Damaged by water: St. Francis County Clerk Elizabeth Smith looks over damage to her office caused by water leaking through the building’s roof. Ceiling tiles and offices throughout the courthouse were damaged from leaks in the roof during the weekend rain

Damaged by water: St. Francis County Clerk Elizabeth Smith looks over damage to her office caused by water leaking through the building’s roof. Ceiling tiles and offices throughout the courthouse were damaged from leaks in the roof during the weekend rain. The quorum court has been discussing the roof problems for the past three years, and has patched areas, but has failed to replace the entire roof. Photo by Kendall Owens.

Monday, January 15, 2007

Woman injured: Barbara Ann Williams, 55, of 925 S. Rosser is wheeled to an ambulance after a manhole cover slipped out from under her Friday morning, causing her to fall up to her arms into the hole. According to witness accounts, she was taking a garbage

Woman injured: Barbara Ann Williams, 55, of 925 S. Rosser is wheeled to an ambulance after a manhole cover slipped out from under her Friday morning, causing her to fall up to her arms into the hole. According to witness accounts, she was taking a garbage cart to the curb when she stepped on the manhole cover and it went out from under her. She had bruises and complained of pain. She was taken to Forrest City Medical Center, where she was treated and released. Photo by David Nichol.

Defending the paint: Forrest City sophomore center Gavin Glandton, left, defends against a Jacksonville player Friday night at Mustang Arena. Forrest City rallied late in the fourth period to take a 53-50 win over the Red Devils to stay unbeaten in 6A-Eas

Defending the paint: Forrest City sophomore center Gavin Glandton, left, defends against a Jacksonville player Friday night at Mustang Arena. Forrest City rallied late in the fourth period to take a 53-50 win over the Red Devils to stay unbeaten in 6A-East conference play. Photo by Fred Conley.

Inside position: Forrest City senior center Kesha Stovall (with the ball) works past a Jacksonville defender to score two of her 11 points in Friday’s 6A-East Conference game at Mustang Arena. Forrest City won the game 59-38. Photo by Fred Conley.

Inside position: Forrest City senior center Kesha Stovall (with the ball) works past a Jacksonville defender to score two of her 11 points in Friday’s 6A-East Conference game at Mustang Arena. Forrest City won the game 59-38. Photo by Fred Conley.

Friday, January 12, 2007

Church frame goes up: Josh West, left, and Vester Jones, with Yourway Construction and Home Improvements of Paragould, work on part of the new Ridgewood Baptist Church on Arkansas Highway 1 north of Forrest City. Second Baptist Church has changed its name

Church frame goes up: Josh West, left, and Vester Jones, with Yourway Construction and Home Improvements of Paragould, work on part of the new Ridgewood Baptist Church on Arkansas Highway 1 north of Forrest City. Second Baptist Church has changed its name and will move to the new location when the building is finished. Photo by David Nichol

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