Forrest City, AR News

• Forrest City, AR News
• Smooth process reported in SFC on election day
• Absentee ballots 5/23
• Game face
• Bryant urges commission, manager to work together
• Still learning
• Spring drills
• Election officials ready for Primary voting to begin
• Ready for Primary
• Snap
• Lighting issue closes airport for night flights
• Reception for Woods
• Council questions process on regional airport complex
• Class Night
• Council to consider ordinances seeking 1-cent sales tax for city improvements
• Beebe tours Boar's Head
• Taking a tour
• Annual water report shows no violations
• Judges offer no injunction in Senate race
• Grilling it up
• Board adopts $16 million EACC budget
• Spring battle
• So much fun he can taste it
• Signed
• Regional Airport gets $2 million grant for project
• Trimming
• Jury: Brooks guilty of first-degree murder
• Ketchup makes it better
• Lead investigator testifies in murder trial at courthouse
• Where’s the fire?:
• Balancing act
• Witnesses give testimony in capital murder trial
• Making music
• Working hard
• Victims of historic flood, emergency workers share stories of communities
• Renovations and reminders
• Addition to FC Grocery Inc. will expand freezer capacity
• Career Expo
• Hughes named interim superintendent
• Time to play 5/2
• Pop fly
• State seeking death penalty in murder trial
• Reading is fun
• High point
• Career/Job Expo to mark 10 years at Mustang Arena
• Cooperative effort
• DRAA hears from firm interested in hangar at regional airport in Colt
• Back to work
• Play at the plate
• Media day held at The Ridges of Village Creek
• The Ridges at Village Creek
• Planning Commission hears request for rezoning property
• Decontamination
• Woods, FCSB review options to save money
• Testing canners
• Relay for Life supports fight against cancer
• Cancer survivors
• Razorback donation
• CRTI facing cuts in funds for ABE, GED
• Little explorer
• Exchange
• County's clean-up campaign begins with stop in FCity
• Beans, beans
• Dillinger crowned Miss SFC Rice 2012
• Miss Rice 2012
• Water Commission, meeting gets heated; mission questioned
• Training in Contexte
• May Primary ballots ready; some mailed
• Celebrating
• Victor Hinze family named St. Francis County Farm Family
• 2012 Farm Family
• 400-meter relay
• Weather patterns create interesting year for farmers
• Getting his hands clean
• Warrants issued in 2000 murder, rape of FC teen
• Emotion runs high
• FCSD removed from fiscal distress
• Symbolic gesture
• Blowing grass, leaves in streets causes problems
• Getting it closer
• The hunt begins
• Extra penny sales tax in FC comparable to nearby cities
• Patriot starter
• How does your garden grow?
• Vegetable gardens grown locally aid health, economy
• Council seeks more information on sales tax
• In goes the sink
• First Baptist Church offering residents small white Latin crosses in support of Christianity
• White cross campaign
• Markers identify Heritage Trails throughout area
• Meet the bunny 4/2
• 'Living Legends' rolls through FC Marking 150 years of railroad
• Brief stop in FC
• Milder-than-normal winter allows for early blooming
• Early blooms
• Police taking zero tolerance on traffic flow
• Playtime 3/28
• ADE urges FC Board to monitor its budget
• Targeting TCE
• Property owners aiding city effort on old buildings
• Room to bounce
• Locally-grown food would aid health, economy
• Sustainable food
• Tips for edible gardens topic of conference
• Time to sanitize
• Council to consider options on garbage service provider
• Ready to barbecue
• Bidding process for air strippers draws questions
• Installing new lines
• FCSD nearing end of fiscal distress
• Waiting on a nibble
• FCSB ironing out details of super search
• The rains came
• In the zone
• Weekend death ruled homicide; suspect arrested
• Sharing a story
• Board to handle superintendent search process
• Unsung 3/14
• Mound meeting
• Woods resigns as FCSD Superintendent
• Tax proposal
• Judge: Shelter land belongs to city
• Opening the tournament
• Close play
• Study: I-40, I-55 corridor would have little impact
• Corridor options
• Contest winner
• Who done it
• Ballot positions, precincts being finalized for May
• Pickoff play
• Council approves water, sewer rate increases
• Imagination
• FCSD seeks help from consultants on fiscal distress
• New poles
• Catch and throw
• Session given good marks by area lawmakers
• Blossoms and bees
• Postseason loss
• Contested JP races develop as filing ends
• Fun with drums
• Record catch
• Cost estimates offered for water, sewer on Bypass
• Hopes for water
• Black history program 2/29
• County program assists veterans with travel to VA
• Officials still awaiting ruling after 'bizarre' testimony in rape case
• Ready for stories 2/28
• A little security?
• A little security?
• Community policing a focal point in fight against crime in FC
• Friday Edition of Times-Herald delayed
• Groundbreaking for Pantry
• Championship shower
• City getting early start in fighting mospuitos
• Taking his cuts
• Council wants town hall meetings on tax proposal
• Fire destroys structure 2/22
• Trial over shelter property enters third day of testimony
• Taking a shot
• DRAA encouraging cities to get local airports sold
• Twisted
• Pluck-a-turkey
• In between
• Board reviews written policy for drug testing
• Work on new motel
• Attorneys present opening statements in trial over shelter
• Measuring the costs
• Simes to hear case on ownership of shelter
• Taking it easy 2/15
• Road trip
• Surrounded by Valentines
• Proposed corridor would allow trucks to bypass Memphis
• Tall order
• College Week events aimed at area seniors
• Come and get ’em
• EACC Trustees hear updates; meet new VP
• He's back 2/10
• Relay for Life moves location for April event
• Decisions, decisions 2/9
• Fire committee to get proposal on Act 833 cuts
• Hoping for good weather 2/8
• Just getting by:
• Interstate work on cable barrier may be delayed
• Guardrail work
• Mustang 17 in transition after burglaries
• Mustang defense
• Plunge supporters
• Sophomore slam
• Coalition's work lauded during annual banquet
• Crossroads banquet
• Fast break
• LMAE shadow day lets teachers share jobs with students
• Shadowing
• City council delays adopting '12 budget
• Spreading it out 2/1
• Seeds of change
• Partnership signed
• Big stretch
• Assisted Living Community sets April 1 opening
• Stuff the Bus
• Saturday games
• Early blooms
• Committee works out budget details
• Me and my umbrella
• Over $3 million spent on lottery in SFC last year
• Mayors offer FC $50,000 in fire funds
• A chance to play 1/25
• FCity School Board mulls options to reduce spending
• Routine maintenance
• Eighth grade basketball
• Unbeaten
• Federal lawsuit challenges new Senate Dist. 24
• Pick up sticks
• Fire kills Wynne woman
• Fatal fire
• Guarded
• Mustangs on the road
• Sinkhole work
• QCourt, Council determine formula for Act 833 funds
• Council cautions against changes to Act 833 funds
• Essay time 1/18
• Challenged
• FCEA celebrates King’s work, life at annual event
• King holiday
• Tax collections show general decline for county and cities
• How high can I go?
• Judge sets bond for murder suspect
• Chilly job
• Animals need extra care in cold weather
• Paying it back
• Checking out
• Mayors want to change Act 833 distribution; seek compromise with FCity to cover areas
• Act 833 money
• FC School Board begins reduction in force process
• Honoring King
• Students score low on basic skills test
• Creating their own art
• Double team
• District judge opposes raises for court clerks
• Go for launch
• Cities to pay more for inmates in SFC Jail
• Coming down
• Council's opinions differ on advisory committees
• Enjoying learning
• Commission approves new QC districts
• A little help
• Election group sets Saturday vote on JP redistricting
• Taking them down 12/30
• Bryant: Bypass work essential for city’s future
• Hands-free
• District Court workers in line for pay increase
• Bid wreck on I-40 12/28
• State Police report fatality-free holiday
• Unattended cooking causes fire
• Bryant: City tax could enhance current services
• What is it?
• Reynolds, Twillie discuss number of investigators
• Ready for Christmas
• 2 dead, gunman in Med after Tuesday shooting
• Elves go shopping 12/21
• Young architect
• Guarded
• Holiday travelers reminded to use caution on roads
• Holiday travelers to see work zone on I-40 removed
• Tower topped
• Close quarters
• Happy shopping
• Council budget talks focus on animals, court
• QCourt gets first look at JP maps
• Details, details
• Voters deny tax for new jail complex
• Chamber holiday event 12/14
• Auditors find minor issues in FCSD; problems resolved
• Voting today
• Fate of jail tax to be decided by SFC voters
• Hi there
• Up for the shot
• Commission closer to redistricting goals
• Checking it out
• Bill would help bring workers, jobs together
• Popcorn poster
• Winter weather causes accidents, problems in SFC
• Snowy decorations 12/7
• Two on one
• Heavy rains cause outages, damages some county roads
• Holiday Book Fair
• Sheriff’s Department website back online after summer issues
• Parade finale
• Repairs to roads damage in flood nearly complete
• This old house 12/2
• Measuring the pipe
• Sinkhole on Court getting repaired
• Seiter clarifies Nabholz's role in HVAC repairs
• HVAC update
• Taking it to the hoop
• Another winter, same story for FCHS heat
• Cold classrooms
• To the hoop
• Hurt in I-40 wreck
• Troop D reports holiday weekend fatality
• Big shot
• Volunteers praised for work during community dinner
• Community Thanksgiving
• Inside play
• 15th annual Rumble offers talented field
• Have some pie
• Pilgrims
• EAPDD grant to help region develop plan
• P-W rebound
• Big two
• Blount encourages NAACP members to empower selves
• Decorations going up
• Adult Education Center at CRTI opening marked
• Talking it over
• Tangled
• On the run
• Smoking turkey breasts
• Court rules on DRAA verdicts in land dispute
• College degree better prepares students for life
• Angel Tree this week 11/16
• Updates offered on fiscal distress, building projects
• Young artist at work
• Jamboree rebound
• CRTI Adult Education building to be dedicated
• High above
• Veterans honored in annual program at Mustang Arena
• Surprise inductee
• Getting physical
• Returning senior
• Repairing
• Council begins review of 2012 budget for city
• Jacket take down
• Mistrial declared in capital murder case
• Little pumpkin
• Ready to trick or treat
• Attorneys present final arguments in Mays capital murder trial
• No where to run
• Capital murder trial underway; prosecution rests
• Fixing up church
• Mass flu clinic set for Friday at Wiley T. Jones Fairgrounds
• Holiday storytime
• Heifer International works in Hughes
• Bringing the community together
• Combined effort
• Just getting by
• Farm to School initiative provides healthier choices
• Blessing the animals
• It’s homecoming time
• Centerpoint says drop in pressure cause of problem
• Dragged down
• Homecoming hands
• May takes jail tax message to Kiwanians
• SF Quorum Court approves budget; no vote on bonuses
• Supporting the home team 10/19
• Board retreat:
• Woods offers 1-cent sales tax idea to help district
• Special activities for homecoming under way in FC
• Visit from Sparky
• Enrollment down in all SFC districts
• Time for a fence
• Conference win
• Trunk or treating hot air balloons, highlight fall fest
• Checking it out
• Federal operation identifies suspects in narcotics sting
• Announcing arrests
• FBI makes arrests in 4-year probe
• FBI sting
• FCFD: Fire started by child left unattended
• CRTI Barbecue crowd
• Pioneer run
• Ready for Halloween
• Colt and Hughes joining efforts to clean up county
• Big night
• Vo-Tech BBQ offers prizes, music, fun
• Plenty of prizes
• Sophomore snap
• Judge: Review budget proposal before passage
• Preserving the past
• Residents asked to help blackbirds keep on moving
• Remodeling
• Badgered
• DRAA asking cities to begin selling airports
• Digging deep
• Snagged
• DRAA levies $60,000 penalty on contractor
• Big arrival
• EACC to share in grant to state's two-year schools
• Cutting it down
• Officials agree on new wards for city council
• The letter Z
• Reynolds calls on community to help police
• Double stuffed
• Biscuits ready
• Triple teamed
• Picking cotton
• VCSP golf course to open in spring
• Into the open field
• Condemned structures off limits to public
• Receives statewide honor
• Conference opener
• FCHS designated AAIMS campus at flag ceremony
• AAIMS school
• Voters say 'no' to millage increase for FCSD
• Tabulating the results 9/21
• Push’em back
• Committee says city should help pay for uniforms
• New uniforms
• Caught
• Summer heat has impact on VCSP visitors
• Ready to compete
• Annual school elections to be held on Tuesday
• Hero Parade
• Committee votes against proposed county pay raises
• How it’s done
• Early voting
• Rezoning maps for council seats being reviewed
• Double team
• Calling the play
• STRIVE charter school receives FCSD support
• Seeking support
• Mayor reminds city dog owners of licensing law
• Getting ready
• Looking for room
• Classroom work
• Stimulus money supports one-time projects at EACC
• Signals
• Council supports challenge to new senate district lines
• Bean Day
• Practice hand off
• Fire destroys Wynne Mueller building
• Fire at Mueller
• Helping him out:
• STRIVE Academy applies to become new charter school
• FCSD still using stimulus monies for improvements
• Getting it sideways
• Popping his lid
• Checkpoints part of Labor Day weekend
• Taking aim 9/2
• Mustang quarterbacks
• Pryor: Caution needed when cutting funds
• Senator visits
• Take down
• City taking steps to make streets safer overnight
• Popular attraction
• Election to fund new jail complex postponed
• Fun at the Fair
• Struggle
• FNBEA branch robbed; police seeking suspect
• It's Fair time
• Group supports millage; wants to see some changes
• Supporting the millage
• Tough opener
• Population shift forcing new lines for council wards
• Sinkhole
• Sheriff explains jail tax request at FB banquet
• One penny
• Back to School for Forrest City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Preseason
• Exhibits, contests and rides on tap at SFCounty Fair
• Ready for the fair
• Local festivals welcome fall in SFCounty
• Such a cute puppy
• More work needed
• Junior jamboree
• Community policing, interaction with juveniles are chief's priorities
• New chief
• QC gives half of lease interest to indigent fund
• Injuries and damages 8/17
• Madison residents want to keep city’s post office open
• Going one on one
• Down to business
• Door prize winner
• Woods: First day of school year off to good start
• MAYB title
• Millage questions and answers
• FCSD seeks support for proposed 4.4 millage hike
• Nowhere to go
• Election officials gearing up for busy fall
• Giving it a push
• Sacked
• VCSP to open first 18 holes of golf course
• Wet market
• Sweep play
• Stewart, Lincoln meet standards, taken off lists
• Registering for school
• Weather Service: Excessive heat to blanket area
• Destroyed
• Seventh graders
• FCHS now in eighth year of state-directed school improvement
• Taking the plunge
• Full gear
• Welding it in place
• Hot temperatures increasing load on electric providers
• Patriot drills
• Council to seek demolition bids on 23 structures
• Checking pressure 8/3
• Heat-related medical calls increasing
• Free testing
• Let the games begin
• Widener Council looks at November for sales tax vote
• School supplies 8/1
• Reynolds to begin job as new chief at FCPD Monday
• Fixing it up 7/29
• Second heat-related death reported
• High school HVAC 7/28
• Proposed senate district criticized at public meeting
• Proposed maps 7/27
• FAA’s stop orders not affecting work at regional airport
• Imagination
• Three races form in county school board elections
• School board filing
• Ridgecrest tourney
• Season opener
• Man’s death may be heat related, says police department
• Uh oh, Cheerios
• Locked up
• Lower grades show significant gains on Benchmark test
• Summer fun
• Voters to decide fate of millage hike for schools
• Taking shape 7/20
• Lunch time
• Water commission considers options on seeking increase
• Crime Stoppers Hotline helping police solve cases
• Watching the race
• Feathered feeding frenzy
• 28th Mightymite set for Saturday; still going strong
• Passing games
• Board to consider seeking 4.5 millage increase
• All in a row
• Putting practice
• Sheriff seeks Nov. 8 vote for new jail
• Cold and yummy
• Work under way
• Uniforms still required in FCSD
• Excessive heat poses dangers for outside jobs
• Choices
• Housing Authority facing some cuts in HUD funding
• Confiscated
• Back in action
• Disaster victims still have time to apply for aid
• Cool relief
• Council increases mayor's spending limit
• Pinging and ponging
• Pantry receives $180,000 grant for new building
• Noisy fun
• Opinions vary on uniforms for FCSD students
• Hot work
• Lewis Roberts Award
• AAU Qualifiers
• Homemade bomb explodes as truck tries to dump bin
• Bomb investigation
• Election Commission begins redistricting process
• Playing with clay
• Mustang 17 equipment taken again by thieves
• Hit again
• Big putt
• Crowded at home
• Reynolds ready to take reins as Forrest City’s police chief
• Police chief hired
• 12-under district team
• Kool coloring
• Reynolds named new FC Police Chief
• Life expectancy for women lowers in St. Francis Co.
• Hanging out
• Justices approve pay increase for county employees
• FCWU asks for committee to study water, sewer increase
• Learning from a pro
• A short rest
• Chasing bubbles
• Swing away
• FEMA, SBA officials to help victims of disasters
• Casting for a prize
• Closing in
• Recreation group suggests training umpires, coaches
• Playground fun
• Auxiliary book fair
• Deputies report gambling arrests at area businesses
• Reaching
• Uniform policy in FCSD again open for discussion
• Warming up
• Football camp
• Hwy. 1 Bypass development key to progress
• Ready for moving
• Cable barriers being installed along interstate
• Headed for splashdown
• All-American
• Checking the AC
• FEMA hosts kickoff session for damaged public property
• Council supports airport, disagrees with operations
• Hard at work 6/8
• Free health care available for all for limited time
• Having a time
• Tagged out
• SFC added to list of counties eligible for public assistance
• Survivors’ Walk
• Relay begins tonight
• Several activities planned for Relay tonight at stadium
• All Stars
• Giving back
• FEMA personnel going door-to-door offering assistance
• She has got the look
• SFCounty ages as younger people leave to find jobs
• A good start
• FEMA working with residents
• Checking a gas line
• SFC residents eligible for aid through FEMA
• Honoring veterans
• Making the tackle
• Cole resigns from DRAA, bylaws approved
• Destination graduation
• Safe at home
• Birthday books
• Safety top priority for police agencies on long weekend
• Majority of city's warning sirens operational
• Vacant structure fire
• Making friends
• AHTD officials waiting to assess damage to roads
• Caught
• Graduation
• Flood damaged homes need to be reappraised
• City: Garbage carts left on street curbs causing problems
• Work begins
• Running the ball
• Secret Service forgery probe leads to arrests
• Class Night
• Banquet
• Council rejects water rate increase
• Razorback banquet
• Spring football drills
• Bids opened for aerators, new wells for
• This goes here
• Bryant: Decision on city sales tax up to councilmen
• Throw and catch
• Ball one
• Lady Mustang signs
• EACC Board adopts budget of $16.8 million
• Checking out
• Senior day
• Forecast rain could force more evacuations
• Caution urged
• Ball season to start May 19; team rosters not yet available
• Releasing balloons
• 12-under
• High water threatens homes in Palestine, Madison
• Doing what they can
• Welcome back
• Flood waters close state highways in Madison, Palestine
• Opening Day
• Class AA Regionals
• Area Rivers continue to rise in SFCounty
• Detoured from I-40
• Rising water posing serious threats
• Gone fishing
• Burlsworth Award winner
• Council discusses arcade machines, gambling control
• Structure destroyed
• Blaylock crowned Miss Rice for 2011
• Miss SFC Rice
• More rain wreaks havoc on city, county
• No where to go
• Champions, again
• Keeping the beat
• Airport Authority given first draft of business plan
• Students learning 'what's out there' in jobs, education
• Career Expo
• Flooding major concern after more storms in SFC
• Stormy weather 4/27
• Working inside
• Some power restored; more storms forecast
• Junior Patriots win conference title
• Dallas cautions motorists to avoid flooded roadways
• Hunting for eggs at VCSP
• Sheriff says he supports other efforts for new jails
• Easter tradition
• Major renovation planned for Washington St.
• Another sign of spring
• Solid start
• Water ordinance amended; outside users to pay more
• SFC Farm Family 4/20
• Vandals targeting street signs cost city money, time
• Ready to roll
• Tossing the shot put
• Census: FC population highest ever
• Mudbugs for everyone
• SFC woman dies in overnight storm
• Nothing left
• Customer service
• Wright pleased with work done in first session
• AAU trio
• Sen. Crumbly: Session 'different' this time around
• National Library Week
• Sunshine and smiles
• TNT senior team
• Murdock says first session ‘interesting’
• Art contest
• Champion
• ‘Cotton Patch’ band
• Officials believe nightclub blaze intentionally set
• FC Grocery Company sold to Core-Mark
• New lines 4/6
• Woods: Letters being mailed to RIF employees
• Snapped
• Fire destroys Chapel Ridge unit
• Apartments destroyed
• Books delivered to Hughes school by UA dignitaries
• Delivering books
• FCSD RIF letters delayed on advice from state agency
• Fouled off
• Planning a party
• Airtherm has corner on market for new energy-efficient motor
• Discussing Airtherm
• Patching streets
• Sales tax revenue declines in county
• Meeting at the mound
• Nationally-ranked boxer facing drug charges in SF Co.
• Confiscated
• Sales tax holiday bill heads to Governor
• Enjoying spring break
• Sort-of skateboarding
• Public Works Dept. sets spring cleaning schedule next week
• Water Commission proposes rate increase
• New sign
• Widener Council votes to re-open police department
• Work progressing 3/22
• Hughes council agrees to end contract with sheriff's department
• Sign of spring 3/21
• Caldwell to add six-inch line to improve city’s water system
• Time to mow
• Big pitch
• Print edition delayed
• Hello there
• Junior varsity
• Bryant voices concerns over video arcade machines in FC
• Making upgrades
• Health fair
• 75 to lose jobs in FC School District
• Pantry surpasses fundraising goal for new building
• Abandoned house fire
• Spring event planned by community group
• A little exercise
• Good start
• Sheriff: Autopsy reveals Tye shot in head
• School breakfast
• FBI joins SFC investigation in man's death
• Promoting 'Seussical'
• Man in drag found dead on Hwy. 334
• Searching for clues
• Life expectancy in poor counties outlined in bill
• Turnip greens
• First-round loss
• Finish work
• Airport group seeks increase in line of credit
• Murder suspect freed after cousin alters testimony
• Time for blooming 3/3
• Budgets debated for elections, redistricting
• Celebrating Seuss
• Implementation of Reduction In Force continuing as planned
• Preparing for first round
• Practice makes perfect
• More state play for Hughes
• Central Arkansas earthquake felt in SFC
• Taking the plunge
• Thursday storms cause damage and outages in SFC
• Storm damage 2/25
• St. Francis County mayors comment on 2010 Census
• Chili day preparations:
• Game-winner
• Olympic medalist author shares story with men's group
• Silver medalist
• FCSD workers express concerns over RIF policy
• Keeping it clean
• Conference lead
• Long, Wright share ideas on prison reform
• Delta Byways Banquet
• Defending the shot
• Bill filed to fight meth use
• Hungry little lamb
• District win
• Sheriff/Judge ask mayors to support sales tax for jail
• Outside at last
• $14 million price tag on new regional jail complex
• Proposed jail complex
• Teacher’s helper
• Board approves holiday, Saturday as make-up days
• Traffic back to normal after winter storm
• Special gifts for special people
• Four-wheel fun
• Census figures show increase in FC population
• Doubled up
• Senior girls
• Officials: Roads expected to get worse
• In the ditch
• Justices to review proposed sites for regional jail
• Supporting their Mustangs
• Jail proposal getting closer as nuts, bolts are discussed
• Looking at plans
• Area schools close after winter storm leaves snow and ice
• Heading home
• 5A-East Standings
• Scholarship
• Freshmen legislators learning on the fly during first session
• Good time
• Tough shot
• Getting it fixed
• Vance jury deadlocks; mistrial declared
• Board approves over $500,000 to repair HVAC
• Frogtown coming
• City to review contract with SFC over prisoners
• Layup
• Clydesdales
• HVAC experts confirm major issues at FCHS
• Quizzing
• Parents given tips for helping children learn
• Working the line
• Tough shot
• Faulty installation cited in HVAC problems
• Matchup
• Checking it out
• Citizens voice concerns during mayor's forum
• Forum held
• Layoffs possible in FC School District
• Getting it connected
• Doubled up
• Hughes police agreement with county expiring
• You can hold it too
• Commissioners can serve after terms expire
• Afternoon snow 1/21
• Water customers to see change in bills
• I see you 1/19
• Call for action made by Bryant at King program
• Honoring King
• Mayor turns FCPD over to supervisors during chief search
• Soup and Sandwich
• Sidelines
• ADE officials to take closer look at HVAC
• Creating a snowman
• Girls hoops
• Students, classrooms cold at FCHS
• Trying to stay warm
• Battle for the ball
• Committee to ask QC to fund study for justice complex
• Necessary work
• Mustangs idled
• FC schools remain closed due to snow
• Fun in the snow
• Clearing a path:
• Winter weather creating traffic problems in area
• School closings
• Construction to start on $6.5 million facility
• Keeping an eye out
• Shot down
• Fun with flying
• Council continues work to place city seals on vehicles
• Where it goes
• Defending the goal
• Fire destroys Wheatley motel
• Motel destroyed
• Prayer breakfast
• Prayers offered for new mayor, city at breakfast
• Reception honors Smith
• Tournament winners
• Increased patrols planned for holiday weekend
• New cameras at FCPD
• Wright preparing bills to introduce during first session
• Christmas trash
• SFC Elves spread Christmas spirit at toy distribution
• Toys, toys
• Law enforcement, public works ready for holiday weekend
• Going for it
• Guard around
• Employee appeals back in hands of FC City Council
• Meals on Wheels 12/22
• New SFC Clerk looking forward to learning job
• Replacing windows
• Christmas Classic
• Gas stove explosion sends Widener man to Memphis hospital
• Sharing her list
• Tough shot
• Two men shot on Izard Street; suspect arrested
• Thursday shooting
• Battle at the net
• AWIN update
• EACC purchases old Steve Jones building
• QC votes to pay some election costs
• Reading meters
• Rematch: Forrest City vs. Marianna
• Lincoln work almost done; funds remain
• Time to paint
• Guarded
• Heater woes continue at high school
• Decorating for Santa
• Over the back
• Pre-show fun
• Hwy. 1 expansion project in Lee Co. nears completion
• School enrollment numbers mixed throughout area
• Little elf:
• 2010 Forrest City Mustang All-State, All-Conference selections
• Council discusses discipline, use of vehicles out of city
• Christmas open house 12/8
• Bryant to focus on crime, jobs during third term
• Lions speaker
• Calvary rebound
• Close play
• Regions Bank robbed Friday by lone subject
• Bank robbed
• Food for Fines program offers help for Pantry
• Community Tree
• Couchman endowment
• Endowment to support Food Pantry, CARE Center
• Natural gas pipeline near Goodwin begins production
• Pipeline update
• Tough shot
• Christmas tree for State Capitol coming from SFC
• Headed to State Capitol
• ASP Troop D reports busy holiday period
• Work to be done
• Community comes together to feed the needy for holiday
• Community effort
• Guarded
• Just in case
• Three-day Rumble on Ridge features best teams in South
• Hurricane rebound
• Smoking turkeys
• Justices approve additional funds for election budget
• Guarded
• Holiday season
• Commission: Remove Simes from office
• Fall reflections
• SFCHA receives high rating from HUD evaluation
• Rebound
• FCWU to purchase land, equipment
• Seasoning
• Justices get first look at proposed SFC regional jail
• Presentation 11/17
• The Tuesday Nov. 16 print edition of the Times-Herald will be delivered late today due to a computer malfunction.
• Rain routine
• Season-opening win
• Angel Tree
• Freeman: Early voting to begin Tuesday in runoffs
• Playoff loss
• Crossroads Coalition efforts praised by keynote speaker
• Guest speaker
• Postseason road trip
• State play
• Challenge issued to continue being willing to serve
• Honoring veterans
• Penitentiary project 'shovel ready'
• Proposed location
• Shepherd, Oswalt in runoff for council seat
• Council race recount
• Celebration
• Installing a valve
• Shaw, Oswalt want to ensure recount correct
• Twisted
• Help from Sis
• Enrollment has small decrease at EACCollege
• Wow
• Tight quarters
• Court orders new trial for W. Memphis 3
• Forrest City voters elect Bryant as mayor
• Hand-counting ballots
• Time for pancakes
• Election officials fix minor problems; voters head to polls
• Final game
• Tricks and treats
• Harvest Fest a big hit; may become annual
• Banquet speaker 10/29
• Chamber speaker: Economic development starts locally
• Vaccines are in for mass clinic at fairgrounds
• Flu vaccines:
• Hosting Marion
• Tinkerbell's luck
• Officials issue tips for Halloween safety
• Turning the corner
• A few turnips
• About 60 percent of SFC households mail census forms
• SFCSD: Citations issued for illegal burning under ban
• Huge obstacle
• Oktoberfest
• Stacked up
• Officials ready for big turnout in early voting
• Homecoming pep rally
• City crews making sure lights work
• Early for Christmas
• The chase is on
• Building a Mustang
• BOP study supports final phase for FCC-FC
• State bound
• FC Board elects officers; hears building updates
• Tax deadline
• Festival entertainment
• McCoy seeks debate; Bryant says not needed
• Stopped short
• Preparing for Halloween
• Community group to hold trunk-or-treat event on Halloween
• Brought down
• DRA co-chair to be speaker for Chamber
• Record setting reading
• Ready for Friday
• Getting an early start
• Council discusses crime, McCoy calls for ideas
• Fire safety
• Judicial panel recommends Sime's removal
• Murder suspect surrenders to police after week-long search
• CRTI barbecue held
• Double teamed
• Gilbreath back from leg injury
• Domestic violence awareness
• Juror witnesses acupuncture; mistrial declared
• One-on-one:
• Street dedicated
• Giggle Giggle Quack
• FCSB adopts fiscal budget for 2010-11
• Girls golf
• Checking lights
• City employees begin preparing for holiday season
• Investigation
• Police: Weekend murders appear related
• Stopped cold
• More grass fires
• Dry, hot conditions creating dangerous situations in SFC
• Tackled for a loss
• Cotton harvest
• Nowhere to go
• Processing ballots
• Officials to count absentee ballots at Friday meeting
• Heads up
• Widener council agrees to sell old water meters
• Election day
• School election polls to open Tuesday in SFC
• Charity Rodeo
• Wrapped up
• Going down
• General Election ballots get final commission OK
• Ready to rodeo
• Under construction
• Warehouse, new pizza place being built in FC
• Daily operations in FCSD affected by fiscal distress
• College night 9-15
• Dragged down
• Ready to rodeo
• State dismisses ethics charges against Crumbly
• Good start
• Most campuses in FCSD report fewer students
• Leading the way
• AHTD crews continue work to widen Hwy. 1
• Provider fair held
• Clearing a path
• Youth football
• Voters may begin casting early ballots on Tuesday
• Driver rescued
• Getaway
• Deer jumps into classroom with children
• Summer tourism numbers higher at VC State Park
• Sideline help
• Splash
• Tackled 9-6
• Fair comes to a close
• SFC jury clears adult business charges
• Fingerprints
• Robber targets FNFC
• Open field
• Prosecutors begin calling witnesses in obscenities trial
• Tower comes down
• Dilapidated buildings
• City looks to demolish buildings on Front Street
• Screaming fun
• FC schools accredited; all are in improvement
• Waiting to play
• Face the judges
• Final week
• ARRA funds help housing authorities improve buildings
• Board outlines main concerns in school district
• Board holds retreat
• Going down 8-26
• Hand off 8-26
• Ballot positions
• Positions drawn for General Election
• New fire hydrants
• Mayoral races develop for November
• Starting QB
• The basics
• Minor offenders being freed due to overcrowding
• Tradition
• Cooler eating
• Municipal filing period ends Tuesday
• Just checkin’
• Ground broken for new classroom building at CRTI
• Groundbreaking held
• On the run
• Woman convicted in District Court for animal cruelty
• New school year
• Getting library ready
• Council hears first reading on parks, trailer ordinances
• Drivers to see extra officers in school zones
• Harvest time
• All lined up
• Back-to-School Fair
• Efforts under way to bring United Way to SFC
• Two on one
• Important equipment
• Diesel technology program offering in works at EACC
• Swinging in the shade
• Get your lemonade
• Grace says ARRA funds help EACC improve buildings
• Mixing it up
• Rotary speaker
• Pryor to Rotarians: Nation will recover from recent setbacks
• FCSD eyes reinstatement of corporal punishment
• Tips for handling emergencies
• Junior Olympics
• Painting turn lanes
• FCity Schools taking advantage of ARRA funding
• Line play
• Do it this way
• Uniforms
• Mayor: City’s share of stimulus disappointing
• Time to make plans to attend SF County Fair
• Water break
• Dress for Success Drive
• Sign says it all
• Trailers, parks committee discussed by FC Council
• Water system in good shape despite heat
• Preparing the classroom
• Big task
• Mustang drills begin
• Home damaged
• Residents urged to take precautions in triple-digit heat
• Yikes
• Water rate increase tabled until after election
• Learning the ropes
• Library awarded grant for equipment
• Work at Lincoln
• Museum board working to secure funds for facility
• Chasing the water
• Drawing for position
• DRAA awarded $2.7 million in FAA funds
• Pulling wire
• Surgeon General offers overview on health care
• Remodeling center
• Permits required for many things inside city limits
• Cleaning it up
• Students' shot records need to be updated
• Round and round
• Council condemns several abandoned properties in FC
• Ladies Invitational
• Final 7-on-7
• Replacing the roof
• Lease of former AP&L building studied by FCSD
• Summer program
• Mightymite winners
• Double dribble
• Lincoln, Stewart campuses getting summer facelifts
• Grooming the greens
• Rodeo, museum funding requests get A&P approval
• Simple things
• Peach lover
• 27th Mightymite Triathlon set for Saturday
• Loose ball
• Council to consider baseball commission
• Ball programs discussed
• Dates announced for students to register in FCSD

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