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Officials: Safety primary concern on Front Street

Firefighters spent much of Monday continuing to fight fires at the downtown buildings which began burning on Sunday. read more

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Saving things

Saving things

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Fire destroys Front Street buildings

Firefighters have spent nearly 24 hours battling a blaze that destroyed several buildings Sunday along historic Front Street in Forrest City and also caused smoke damage to other...

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Fire destroys Front Street buildings

Fire destroys Front Street buildings

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Front Street fire 5/27

Front Street fire 5/27 An afternoon fire leveled at least two buildings along historic Front Street. The cause of the fire is not known at this time, but is believed to have...

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Running room

Running room A Forrest City Mustang running back looks for room after taking a handoff during the intrasquad spring scrimmage game played Tuesday at Sam Smith Stadium. read more

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EARU at Brickeys marks 20 years; recognizes contributions of workers

The Arkansas Department of Corrections East Arkansas Regional Unit marked 20 years of service on Thursday. ... To continue reading this story, subscribe now.read more

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EARU marks 20 years

EARU marks 20 years Dr. Mary Parker of the Arkansas Board of Corrections gestures as she talks about the dedication and hard work of the staff at the East Arkansas Regional Unit....

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Making the play

Making the play

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Officers to hold checkpoints on holiday weekend

Area law enforcement agencies are gearing up for a busy Memorial Day weekend as motorists prepare to hit the roads for the traditional kick-off to summer fun. ... To continue...

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Last call

Last call Today was not only the last day for students in the Forrest City School District, but it was also the last official school day for Forrest City High School Principal...

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Smooth process reported in SFC on election day

St. Francis County election officials are calling Tuesday’s Primary a smooth election, particularly when considering the redistricting changes made earlier this year. ... To...

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Absentee ballots 5/23

Absentee ballots 5/23 St. Francis County Election Commissioner Chris Oswalt, left, and Peggy Wright, who was assisting County Clerk Emily Holley’s office, wait for results...

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Game face

Game face A J.T. Jarrett and Sons pitcher throws during Monday night’s 10-under youth baseball game against Triple G Farms at Palestine.  Photo by Fred Conley.

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Bryant urges commission, manager to work together

The verbal jousting of the Forrest City Water Commission, against both utility manager Jim Beazley and one another was addressed by Mayor Larry Bryant on Monday as the group...

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Still learning

Still learning Students in the Forrest City School District have just a few days left, but that does not mean the learning has ended. read more

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Spring drills

Spring drills Palestine-Wheatley assistant football coach Curtis Sims, right, works with a player during las read more

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Election officials ready for Primary voting to begin

After close to two weeks of early voting and months of campaigning voters will head to the polls Tuesday, casting ballots in the Primary. ... To continue reading this story,...

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Ready for Primary

Ready for Primary   read more

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Snap

Snap Forrest City quarterback Ethan Adams takes the shotgun snap during Thursday’s spring drills. The Mustangs will complete the two-week spring session on Tuesday,...

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Lighting issue closes airport for night flights

City officials may soon have to decide what course of action to take regarding repairs needed at the Forrest City Municipal Airport. ... To continue reading this story, subscribe...

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Reception for Woods

Reception for Woods Forrest City School District Superintendent Dr. Jerry Woods, center, and his wife, Cynthia, far right, talk to well-wishers at a reception held Thursday at...

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Council questions process on regional airport complex

The Delta Regional Airport Authority and the Forrest City Municipal Airport were the topics of extended discussion, but no action, during Tuesday’s city council meeting. ......

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Class Night

Class Night Forrest City High School held Class Night Wednesday in the junior high auditorium. read more

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AmericanTowns Heroes: Willow Rosenthal Helps City Slickers Become Urban Farmers

This local hero turned empty lots into blooming plots to help revitalize a community and created a model that city officials hope will be duplicated nationally. When Willow...

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Council to consider ordinances seeking 1-cent sales tax for city improvements

Forrest City Mayor Larry Bryant will present a pair of ordinances to city council members in June that could pave the way for an election seeking a sales tax increase later this...

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Beebe tours Boar's Head

Beebe tours Boar's Head Arkansas Governor Mike Beebe, right, tours Boar’s Head Provisions Co., Inc., this morning. Pictured with Gov. read more

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Taking a tour

Taking a tour   read more

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Annual water report shows no violations

Forrest City Water Utility customers are receiving the 2011 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report in their mailboxes, and according to FCWU manager Jim Beazley it shows the utility...

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Judges offer no injunction in Senate race

The election pitting Sen. Jack Crumbly, of Widener, against Rep. ... To continue reading this story, subscribe now.read more

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Grilling it up

Grilling it up The weather was not kind to the Colt Blazin’ Fundraizin’ on Saturday, but a large number of people still turned out during the early hours of the event....

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Board adopts $16 million EACC budget

The East Arkansas Community College Board of Trustees on Thursday passed a budget for the 2012-13 fiscal year of just over $16 million. ... To continue reading this story,...

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Spring battle

Spring battle A pair of Forrest City Mustang linemen work through the first day of spring practice on Wednesday. The two-week spring practice session runs through May 23. read...

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So much fun he can taste it

So much fun he can taste it Four-year-old Jahari Davis enjoys having the slide all to himself at a local park. It won’t last much longer; bigger kids will be getting out of...

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Signed

Signed Forrest City senior forward Jordan Chatters, seated middle, signs a letter of intent this morning in the Forrest City High School Lecture Hall to play basketball at Central...

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Regional Airport gets $2 million grant for project

The Delta Regional Airport Authority will receive another $2 million grant from the U.S. ... To continue reading this story, subscribe now.read more

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Trimming

Trimming Workers with West Tree Service were on Chestnut Street trimming high limbs on Wednesday afternoon. read more

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Jury: Brooks guilty of first-degree murder

It took longer to seat a jury than it did for one to convict Walter Alan Brooks of murder in the 2010 death of Anna Mae Britt Banks. ... To continue reading this story, subscribe...

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Ketchup makes it better

Ketchup makes it better Eli Cook, 7, squeezes ketchup onto his French fries during the Palestine-Wheatley Sports Banquet held Tuesday at the Forrest City Civic Center. read more

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Lead investigator testifies in murder trial at courthouse

Defense attorneys hammered at a pair of prosecution witnesses Monday afternoon, questioning them regarding statements they made to sheriff’s department investigators...

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Where’s the fire?:

Where’s the fire?: Imagination can be a powerful thing, especially at a fire station. Eleven-year-old Terra Billingsley sits behind the wheel of a fire engine at the Widener...

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Balancing act

Balancing act A Western Auto T-Ball player shows his unique talent for balancing his baseball cap on his head upside down Saturday morning at Palestine. read more

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Witnesses give testimony in capital murder trial

Attorneys made their opening statements this morning as the capital murder trial of a man accused in the shooting death of a Widener woman got under way at the St. Francis County...

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Making music

Making music Marilyn Graves of Bartlett, Tenn., plays a hammered dulcimer during an impromptu bluegrass session at Village Creek State Park Saturday. read more

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Working hard

Working hard The Forrest City Lady Mustangs 2012-13 basketball team was busy Thursday night waiting tables and serving customers at Pizza Inn to raise money to help fund the...

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Victims of historic flood, emergency workers share stories of communities

In April and May last year, torrential rains hammered Eastern Arkansas, causing flooding unlike any the area had seen in recent history.  ... To continue reading this story,...

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Renovations and reminders

Renovations and reminders A year after the 2011 floods, some people are still trying to recover. The Willis Temple Church in Madison has been the site of a major renovation after...

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Addition to FC Grocery Inc. will expand freezer capacity

March was a good month for building permits in Forrest City, with permits issued for projects exceeding $1.3 million. ... To continue reading this story, subscribe now.read more

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Career Expo

Career Expo The 10th annual Job and Career Expo was held today at Mustang Arena. read more

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Hughes named interim superintendent

The Forrest City School Board ended the process of selecting a new superintendent for the Forrest City School District during a called meeting  Tuesday night by removing all...

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