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Training man€™s best friend

Holly Morse Dick Hefner of Paragould has allowed two students from the “If Wishes Were Horses” therapy program to train their dogs with him for free.

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GCT Player of the Game

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GCT Football Player of the Game Photos...

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Victim to victor

Beth Holloway, the mother of Natalee Holloway, who went missing during a senior trip in Aruba, shared her personal story of hope at the AMMC Spirit of Women event Saturday evening.

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Groups tour county museum

The Greene County Museum has been host to several new visitors lately. According to Bettye Busby, director, the museum was visited by Girl Scout Troop 3154 and the Arkansas...

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Circuit court hears pleas

Compiled by Christian Smithcsmith@paragoulddailypress.com

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PHS homecoming

Wendy Miller/Daily Press Paragould senior Jessica Greene (center) addresses the crowd in the Paragould High School gym after being crowned 2010 PHS homecoming queen Friday...

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Man charged for sex with 12-year-old

A Paragould man was formally charged last week with one count of rape and 25 counts of engaging children in sexually explicit conduct for use in visual or print medium, according...

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Circuit court hears pleas

Compiled by Wendy Millerwmiller@paragoulddailypress.com

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Victim to victor

Beth Holloway, the mother of Natalee Holloway, who went missing during a senior trip in Aruba, shared her personal story of hope at the AMMC Spirit of Women event Saturday evening.

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Groups tour county museum

The Greene County Museum has been host to several new visitors lately. According to Bettye Busby, director, the museum was visited by Girl Scout Troop 3154 and the Arkansas...

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Circuit court hears pleas

Compiled by Christian Smithcsmith@paragoulddailypress.com

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Military members eligible for payments

Holly Morse According to the Department of Defense, military members whose service was involuntarily extended, or whose retirement was suspended between Sept. 11, 2001, and Sept....

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Ark. Supreme Court hears WM3 appeal

Associated Press LITTLE ROCK (AP) — Justices on the Arkansas Supreme Court sharply questioned the state attorney general’s office Thursday, asking what damage could be...

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Remaking the band

Holly Morse Did you march with the Paragould High School Band? Do you look back fondly on your time as a member of the Stanford or Oak Grove bands? Your marching band days are not...

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PHS homecoming

Wendy Miller/Daily Press Paragould senior Jessica Greene (center) addresses the crowd in the Paragould High School gym after being crowned 2010 PHS homecoming queen Friday...

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Man charged for sex with 12-year-old

A Paragould man was formally charged last week with one count of rape and 25 counts of engaging children in sexually explicit conduct for use in visual or print medium, according...

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Circuit court hears pleas

Compiled by Wendy Millerwmiller@paragoulddailypress.com

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AmericanTowns Heroes: Offering Time to Help Denver's Teachers and Students

Volunteers have always been welcome in the school system, even before budget cuts and lean times. Many schools have welcomed parents who could spare some time to help in the...

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AmericanTowns Heroes: Roy Juarez, Jr. Inspires Teens to Hold Onto Their Dreams

The Homeless by Choice Tour is not meant to bring attention to the subset of America's homeless  population who would rather sleep on the streets than in shelters. Those...

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AmericanTowns Heroes: Matter of Trust Preserves the Environment for Future Generations

The Matter of Trust organization was started in 1999, long before the oil spill tragedy in the Gulf, but with the knowledge that spills occur every year and it's only the really...

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AmericanTowns Heroes: S.T.A.R. Clubs Raise Money for Autism Research

Five years ago it was a way to get involved in school and the community. The club they formed is now a national model being replicated across the country. Looking for a way to...

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AmericanTowns Heroes: A Lesson in Fate and Paying it Forward for the Varner Family

After returning from a trip to celebrate the 10th year of her husband being free from colon cancer, Jennifer Varner found out she herself had invasive breast cancer. At the time...

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AmericanTowns Heroes: John Connors Helps Harness the Power of Individual Giving

When John was stymied by his inability to pay a utility bill for a family in need he decided to figure out a way to make it possible for individuals to get help without getting...

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Military members eligible for payments

Holly Morse According to the Department of Defense, military members whose service was involuntarily extended, or whose retirement was suspended between Sept. 11, 2001, and Sept....

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Ark. Supreme Court hears WM3 appeal

Associated Press LITTLE ROCK (AP) — Justices on the Arkansas Supreme Court sharply questioned the state attorney general’s office Thursday, asking what damage could be...

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Remaking the band

Holly Morse Did you march with the Paragould High School Band? Do you look back fondly on your time as a member of the Stanford or Oak Grove bands? Your marching band days are not...

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Find Black Friday Deals, Gift Ideas, and Holiday Shopping Locations in and around Paragould, AR

If you love the fray, seize the chance to shine on Black Friday! It’s the biggest, busiest shopping event of the year, and training for success starts here! Shops and stores...

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Local man arrested for 2009 rape

A Paragould man was arrested in Gunnersville, Ala., and brought to Paragould to face a rape charge for which reasonable cause was found last year, Det. Scott Snyder of Paragould...

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Paragould to go pink

It’s official — Paragould will go pink for the cure Friday. Mayor Mike Gaskill signed a proclamation Wednesday morning designating Oct. 1, 2010, as “Go Pink for...

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Students seek volunteer opportunities

After attending leadership conferences both in and out of state, Greene County Tech student members of Future Farmers of America began participating in a monthly day of service,...

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Arrest made for hot checks

A local man was arrested last week for attempting to pass a check on what he knew was a closed account, according to the reasonable cause affidavit from the Paragould Police...

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Answering the call

More than 15 people responded to a call for Greene County foster parents and attended an informational meeting Tuesday night at the community center. Rob Combs of the Department...

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Large item trash pickup scheduled

Service begins next week By Holly Morse hmorse@paragoulddailypress.com

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Parks and Rec seeks fee increase

The Parks and Recreation Committee met before the regular city council meeting to discuss a possible raise in fees. Some fees that may be raised include the membership to the...

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36 lbs of prescription meds turned in Saturday

In a national initiative sponsored by the Drug Enforcement Agency to “take back” unused prescription drugs, the Paragould Police Department reported collecting 36...

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GCT board approves budget

The Greene County Tech School Board approved a proposed budget of revenues and expenditures at its meeting last week.

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Fire destroys house Sunday afternoon

A residential home was completely lost to a fire Saturday afternoon, said Jim Evans of Northeast Greene County Fire Department.

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PSD students learn about crime scenes

ASU students help out By Sherry F. Pruitt Paxton News Bureau JONESBORO — A class of Arkansas State University forensic science students spent part of Thursday helping...

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Parks and Rec seeks fee increase

The Parks and Recreation Committee met before the regular city council meeting to discuss a possible raise in fees. Some fees that may be raised include the membership to the...

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36 lbs of prescription meds turned in Saturday

In a national initiative sponsored by the Drug Enforcement Agency to “take back” unused prescription drugs, the Paragould Police Department reported collecting 36...

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GCT board approves budget

The Greene County Tech School Board approved a proposed budget of revenues and expenditures at its meeting last week.

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Fire destroys house Sunday afternoon

A residential home was completely lost to a fire Saturday afternoon, said Jim Evans of Northeast Greene County Fire Department.

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PSD students learn about crime scenes

ASU students help out By Sherry F. Pruitt Paxton News Bureau JONESBORO — A class of Arkansas State University forensic science students spent part of Thursday helping...

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Making the band

Local band Bleaching Paradise has won the first round of the Battle of the Bands competition in Memphis and will continue their quest for rock stardom at the final round on Nov....

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Pumpkin Hollow opens for business

PIGGOTT —Saturday marked the 18th season opening of Pumpkin Hollow in Piggott. Pumpkin Hollow is home to a pumpkin patch, corn maze and many other haunted and non-haunted...

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Woman arrested for prescription pill possession

A Paragould woman was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of drug possession with intent to deliver and was also cited for two traffic violations, according to information from the...

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GCT board hears proposal for shooting sport facility

At its regular meeting Thursday night, the Greene County Tech School Board heard a request for a shooting sport practice facility or “trap house” to be set up...

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Two arrested in parts theft

Two Paragould men were arrested earlier this week in connection with the thefts of various auto parts from an auto sales business on Greene 808 Road.

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