Paragould, AR News

• Paragould, AR News
• SUMMER READING PROGRAM
• Crowley’s Ridge College Men’s Basketball will host two open gym workouts for uns...
• Our group "Justified" enjoying their Tennessee Spring Tour.
• Crowley's Ridge College Homecoming is THIS Saturday, February 25th. 12:00 p.m....
• Discovery Days
• Crowley's Ridge College's newsletter "The Insider" just went to press! Let us k...
• Make plans to attend Homecoming on February 25th!
• 21 Bible major students from Crowley's Ridge College will be attending the Freed...
• We Dance for Life Fundraiser
• Snow Route Information
• This is Finals week!
• Discovery Days begins this Thursday at 5:00!
• New High School Pictures
• Basketball Schedule Corrections
• New High School T-Shirts
• Annual Report Newsletter
• GCT Seniors & Parents Application Night
• The Lady Pioneer Volleyball team made a good showing last night, but eventually...
• If you live in the Mountain Home, AR area, please join us for a Promotional Dinn...
• If you live in the Benton, KY area, please join us for a Promotional Dinner at t...
• If you live in the West Plains, MO, area, please join us for the Promotional Din...
• Great article about the Ground Breaking Ceremony for the Joe A. and Wanda Hall J...
• Thanks to all who participated in the 48th Annual Pioneer Day yesterday! Congrat...
• Today is another exciting day at CRC...The footing is being dug for the Joe A an...
• Attention parents. The Greene County Library will be having "Winnie The Pooh" as...
• Attention Kindle users. It's here! You can access Kindle compatible ebooks from...
• We received an email saying that Kindle was now compatible for our particular Ov...
• Ghosts, Legends and the Unexplained
• To everyone in the Paragould area! Please join us for our Promotional Dinner wh...
• If you live in the Pocahontas area, please join us for our Promotional Dinner at...
• TaMolly's of Paragould gives 10% of sales to be shared by CRC and CRA EVERY THUR...
• Chili's in Paragould will give 10% of sales on Monday, September 12, 2011 from 5...
• The Lady Pioneer Volleyball team started the season with a Win against Philander...
• To the OverDrive ebook users, if you would like to request a title to be added t...
• Please join us for the Promotional Dinner at the Golden Corral restaurant (5001...
• Please join us for the Promotional Dinner at the Vilonia Church of Christ on Mon...
• Back to School for Paragould - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• For all students from this past year, our yearbooks have arrived! Feel free to c...
• It's here! The ebooks are now available. Here is the direct link for the ebook s...
• E-books will be available from the library starting Thursday, August 4th at 9:00...
• New High School Pictures
• If you are near Memphis, please join us for our Promotional Dinner, Monday, July 25 at 6:30 at the Germantown Church of Christ.
• If you are in the area, please come to the Promotional Dinner scheduled for Monday, June 27, 2011, at the Me're Bulles Restaurant at 6:30, Brentwood, TN
• Check out the Battle of the Youth Group Pictures on our website - www.crc.edu. Click on the button to see a slideshow!
• Please visit our website at www.crc.edu, click on the Promotional Dinner graphic to learn more about the purpose of the Promotional Dinners and their locations. Please RSVP by calling Judy Lambert at 1-800-264-1096 or email at jlambert@crc.edu
• If you are in the area, please join us at Stewart Kennon's home in Doniphan, MO, for a Promotional Dinner on Tuesday, June 21st at 6:30 PM.
• CRC is selling a John Deere 410 Backhoe -- For Sale--It runs and moves, but needs some repair work on the rear end. This unit would be ideal for a farmer or excavator who is familiar with this type of equipment and can perform their own repairs. $5,0
• Disaster Assistance Information
• We are having phone problems with 870-236-6901...if you are trying to call CRC, please call 870-236-6902. Sorry for the inconvenience.
• New High School Pictures
• Preschool Kidz Kraze
• is sad to see this year's group of graduates leaving, but happy to have spent the last few years with them, anxious to see what awaits them in the future, and excited to get a new group in this fall!
• Storm Clean Up Photos
• Primary Arkansas Day
• GCT Spring Choir Concert
• 2011-2012 School Calendar
• Storm Damage Photos
• Blytheville, AR, Promotional Dinner
• SPECIAL STORY TIME THIS TUESDAY! A representative of the Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey Circus is coming to the Library to give a special Story Time at 10:00 AM. There will be special discount coupons for the circus that comes next Month.
• 2011-12 8th Grade Volleyball Team Selected
• Greenhouse Newsletter First Edition
• We hope you can make it out to CRC Homecoming 2011!
• CRC Homecoming 2011 is this Saturday! We can't wait for the alumni to see all the progress on campus!
• Happy Valentine's Day everyone! We've got plenty of movies if anyone's having a date night tonight at home, or stop in and pick up a read by your favorite romance author. The weather's nice, so drop by!
• Back to class! It's a great day at CRC!
• We are open today. The side roads are slick, so if you do venture out, be careful. A big thanks to the County Road Dept. for coming and getting the sidewalks clear. We so appreciate it!
• No classes tomorrow. (Thursday, February 10)
• Prom 2011 Theme & Dates
• The library is open today. We will be open from 8:00 am until 4:00 pm. We've got a Wii and a movie set up in the kids room for those with cabin fever. Come down to the library to stock up on magazines, books and movies, just please be careful as the
• The library will be closing at 3:00 pm today (Thursday the 20th) due to the weather. For Friday's status, check KAIT8 or Paragould City Light and Water Channel 6.
• They're predicting a winterly blast for the end of the week. Make some plans to come on by and pick a good read or flick for staying inside where it'll be warm.
• New High School Pictures
• We're proud of our Choralaires for representing CRC at the Christian College Choral Festival this weekend!
• The library will be closed on Monday, Jan. 17th for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. If you would like to know more about the holiday, click the link provided to the King Center's website.
• IT’S COLD OUTSIDE! I mean it’s really cold outside. So what better idea than to come in out of the cold and curl up with a good book or magazine in front of the fire at the Public Library? You’ll get a warm welcome, warm smiles and a wa
• Check out the new library domains. Remember www.mylibrarynow.org. This portal will let you go to any of our branches websites with our newer features.
• Santa will be at the library this Wednesday at 10:30 for storytime. Bring the kids and don't forget your camera!
• would like to thank all the students for a great semester. Enjoy your break and have a Merry Christmas!
• First day of Finals! If you're the friend of a CRC student, now would be a good time to send some words of encouragement their way.
• The Greene County Museum will be having "Christmas at the Museum" this coming Saturday, December 11th. The event will be from 2:00 to 4:00 pm with Christmas decorations, local entertainers and refreshments. To top it off, this is a free event!
• TeWayne T. Smith has been named NCCAA National Player of the Week. The Senior Forward for Crowley’s Ridge College averaged 27.5 points and 11 rebounds per game in two games last week. Against NCAA II Southern Arkansas he had 15 points and 13 rebo
• With holiday shopping in full swing, trying to decide what brand of products to buy or trying to get ideas for that certain someone can be difficult. Try CNET for product reviews, news, safe computer downloads and more. It is a great resource for all thi
• Replacement library cards will be FREE during December. There is usually $2.00 charge for people who have lost their cards, so come in and take advantage and get your replacement at no cost.
• The Paragould Christmas Parade is tonight starting at 7:00 pm in downtown Paragould. (Pruett St.) Temps are forecasted to be hovering around the 30 degree mark at parade start. Dress warm!
• Many people don't know about a great online resource for things about Arkansas. The Encyclopedia of Arkansas History and Culture is a dynamic website that is constantly updated. It is maintained by the Butler Center for Arkansas Studies and can be u
• Scholarship Information
• The library will be closing at 4:00 pm this coming Monday, December 6th so the staff may have a holiday meal with the other employees of our branch libraries. Thanks for your understanding.
• We've linked the government's page regarding Thanksgiving for you. You can find information from travel delays and tips to how to send Thanksgiving messages to our troops. There is a wide range of Thanksgiving information all on this page.
• Stock up on your books and movies early. Your library will be closed Thursday and Friday and reopen at 8:00 am on Saturday the 27th. Have a very Happy Thanksgiving!
• Auxiliary Christmas Tree Lighting
• There will not be any lapsit (today) or children storytime (Wednesday) due to the holiday. Bring your kiddos in anyway and find some books and movies to help entertain them on their break.
• Hunting Season is in full swing. It's getting cold and wet (thankfully). While those out in the wilderness are hunting deer, why not make your way the the library and hunt down a good book to take home and read. You can enjoy it in the warmth on th
• Here's a great read about protecting yourself on facebook. Did you know that if you take pictures from your smartphone and upload it, that your pictures are tagged and others could be able to find where you are from the picture without you knowing i
• The library will be closed next week on Thursday, November 25th and Friday, November 26th for Thanksgiving. We will be open on Saturday the 27th from 8:00 am until 1:00 pm. Enjoy the holiday!
• National Game Day has officially started! Come to your library to check out the Wii, Kinect, PS3. We will have pizza at 11:30 and the Smash Bros. Brawl Tourney starts at 11:00. Come on down!
• Veteran's Day Program
• The Holidays are close at hand! Come by your library to get books to help make them go smoother. A huge variety of cooking books can be found (starting at 641.5 in nonfiction). We also have some holiday decorating books available. Feel free to come in an
• Check out the latest Crowley's Ridge College Merchandise!
• Ryan Miller signed with Crowley's Ridge College this morning to play basketball! Congratulations Ryan! We look forward to you being on campus!
• Congratulations to Rickey Gray for signing to play for CRC this upcoming season! We are looking forward to you being here Rickey!
• Zechariah Payne signed with CRC to play Basketball starting this Fall! Congatulations, and we look forward to you being here!
• The Student Center Construction is complete!
• TaMolly's of Paragould proudly supports Crowley's Ridge College! Print the attached coupon (it can also be found on our website www.crc.edu) and present it at TaMolly's in Paragould every Thursday from 5 till close, and CRC will receive 10
• Local BPW events
• Paragould BPW celebrates 91 years of service
• Circuit court hears pleas
• Local BPW events
• Paragould BPW celebrates 91 years of service
• Circuit court hears pleas
• Local BPW events
• Paragould BPW celebrates 91 years of service
• Circuit court hears pleas
• Thou shall not buy beer on Sundays
• Paragould Personalities: Kobi Smith
• Veterans Day activities to honor 875th
• Daily Press announces Halloween houses contest
• Judge issues 100 percent burn ban
• Veterans Day activities to honor 875th
• Daily Press announces Halloween houses contest
• Judge issues 100 percent burn ban
• Paragould Personalities: Kobi Smith
• Space available in Greene County Hippy program
• Paragould native writes real estate book
• Man held on two $1 million bonds
• Seasonal flu shots available
• Clinton visits Jonesboro today
• MSD makes report to the public
• Sex offender found with hammer, night vision goggles
• 1st Grade Career Day
• Clinton visits Jonesboro today
• MSD makes report to the public
• Sex offender found with hammer, night vision goggles
• MSB votes to hire part-time library aide
• Council to support amendments
• ‘Frankenstein’ to open at Jonesboro theater
• No injuries reported after two quakes hit Arkansas
• MSB votes to hire part-time library aide
• Council to support amendments
• ‘Frankenstein’ to open at Jonesboro theater
• No injuries reported after two quakes hit Arkansas
• Students leaders selected to hear safety seminar from 911 personnel
• National business week celebration scheduled
• Preparations begin for soldiers’ return
• GCT Homecoming 2010
• Students leaders selected to hear safety seminar from 911 personnel
• National business week celebration scheduled
• Preparations begin for soldiers’ return
• Former associate pastor arrested for sex. assault
• PRIDE band to host annual competition
• 2010 Contested Races
• Partnership offers seniors a chance to shine
• County offices closed Monday
• $1M bond for rape suspect
• Former associate pastor arrested for sex. assault
• PRIDE band to host annual competition
• 2010 Contested Races
• Did you "Make A Splash" with the library this summer? If so, post your comments or let us know your thoughts so we will know what was good and how we can improve next year.
• The weekend is almost here! The library has a growing selection of movies so you can have your own movie night. There is no cost to check them out. We are open until 4:00 pm today, so come visit your library!
• Looking for family movies? There are several family dvd sets that include more than one movie per set. These are family friendly, but may not be in the children's room. Movies PG and above are placed in the audiovisual room which is the glassed room
• Winter's Bone by Daniel Woodrell "This is a book that has been made into a movie that was released in September. The author lives in the Ozarks near the Arkansas border and has written several books. This movie won the Sundance Film Festival f
• Watch out for fire, state admonishes
• Local company wins bid for I-55 project
• PSD educators discuss upcoming reading projects
• District court office struggles to keep up
• Out to re-offend
• OPEN HOUSE The Greene County Public Library will celebrate its recent expansion and renovations with an Open House, Monday, January 18th 2010 from 1:00p.m. to 4:00p.m. Everyone is invited to tour the expanded facilities, see the various services the Publ
• Our Open House was a success and we thank everyone who took the time and effort to join with us during the afternoon and evening to celebrate the new extensions and renovations to your Greene County Public Library. One Again a real big Thank you.
• Looking for a new release or popular book that never seems to be in? We can put any item on reserve for you. We will hold the item for you when it comes in and will call you so you can pick it up. Reserving items. Just one more way we are serving you.
• September is National Library Card Sign Up Month. Your first card is free and all it takes is a photo ID with your current address on it or a photo ID and a piece of mail sent to you at your current address. Come in and get yours today!
• Are you curious about the e-reader hype? We can help answer your questions about e-readers and even let you "play with one". Call the library or come by for more details!
• Training man’s best friend
• Winter's Bone by Daniel Woodrell "This is a book that has been made into a movie that was released in September. The author lives in the Ozarks near the Arkansas border and has written several books. This movie won the Sundance Film Festival f
• Retail store comes to Marmaduke
• Man arrested for gun theft
• AMMC to host annual Women’s Health Fair
• OPEN HOUSE The Greene County Public Library will celebrate its recent expansion and renovations with an Open House, Monday, January 18th 2010 from 1:00p.m. to 4:00p.m. Everyone is invited to tour the expanded facilities, see the various services the Publ
• Training man’s best friend
• Our Open House was a success and we thank everyone who took the time and effort to join with us during the afternoon and evening to celebrate the new extensions and renovations to your Greene County Public Library. One Again a real big Thank you.
• Looking for a new release or popular book that never seems to be in? We can put any item on reserve for you. We will hold the item for you when it comes in and will call you so you can pick it up. Reserving items. Just one more way we are serving you.
• September is National Library Card Sign Up Month. Your first card is free and all it takes is a photo ID with your current address on it or a photo ID and a piece of mail sent to you at your current address. Come in and get yours today!
• Are you curious about the e-reader hype? We can help answer your questions about e-readers and even let you "play with one". Call the library or come by for more details!
• Did you "Make A Splash" with the library this summer? If so, post your comments or let us know your thoughts so we will know what was good and how we can improve next year.
• The weekend is almost here! The library has a growing selection of movies so you can have your own movie night. There is no cost to check them out. We are open until 4:00 pm today, so come visit your library!
• Looking for family movies? There are several family dvd sets that include more than one movie per set. These are family friendly, but may not be in the children's room. Movies PG and above are placed in the audiovisual room which is the glassed room
• Winter's Bone by Daniel Woodrell "This is a book that has been made into a movie that was released in September. The author lives in the Ozarks near the Arkansas border and has written several books. This movie won the Sundance Film Festival f
• Retail store comes to Marmaduke
• Man arrested for gun theft
• AMMC to host annual Women’s Health Fair
• Circuit court hears pleas
• Groups tour county museum
• Victim to victor
• GCT Player of the Game
• Circuit court hears pleas
• Groups tour county museum
• Victim to victor
• Circuit court hears pleas
• Man charged for sex with 12-year-old
• PHS homecoming
• Circuit court hears pleas
• Man charged for sex with 12-year-old
• PHS homecoming
• Remaking the band
• Ark. Supreme Court hears WM3 appeal
• Military members eligible for payments
• Remaking the band
• Ark. Supreme Court hears WM3 appeal
• Military members eligible for payments
• Students seek volunteer opportunities
• Paragould to go pink
• Local man arrested for 2009 rape
• PSD students learn about crime scenes
• Fire destroys house Sunday afternoon
• GCT board approves budget
• 36 lbs of prescription meds turned in Saturday
• Parks and Rec seeks fee increase
• Couple promotes the ‘free life’ with wagon trek
• Large item trash pickup scheduled
• Answering the call
• Arrest made for hot checks
• PSD students learn about crime scenes
• Fire destroys house Sunday afternoon
• GCT board approves budget
• 36 lbs of prescription meds turned in Saturday
• Parks and Rec seeks fee increase
• Woman arrested for prescription pill possession
• Pumpkin Hollow opens for business
• Making the band
• Walking for a cure
• Two arrested in parts theft
• GCT board hears proposal for shooting sport facility
• Looking for family movies? There are several family dvd sets that include more than one movie per s
• Unrest at Harvey’s Chapel
• PSD expels ninth-grader
• Taking ‘em back
• Judge issues new burn ban
• Pinwheels for Peace
• State’s jobless rate increases
• MSD recognizes CDA credential
• Solid waste board hears proposal
• Runoff in GCT board race
• State’s jobless rate increases
• MSD recognizes CDA credential
• Solid waste board hears proposal
• Runoff in GCT board race
• Man charged with multiple counts of rape
• Free glasses to be offered to local students
• Paragould School District approves land purchase
• Circuit court hears pleas
• 2nd sexual assault charge for man
• Remembering Kelly
• Circuit court hears pleas
• 2nd sexual assault charge for man
• Remembering Kelly
• Circuit court hears pleas
• 2nd sexual assault charge for man
• Remembering Kelly
• The weekend is almost here! The library has a growing selection of movies so you can have your own
• Chasing absconder lands bail bondsman in jail for assault
• PLWC spends $15K on circuit boards
• S21C submits tape for CBS segment
• Suspect tries to swallow meth
• Hot, dry conditions bring increase in katydids
• More about WATCH D.O.G.S.
• WATCH D.O.G.S. hold kickoff event
• Three arrested in toilet arson
• AMMC to team with PSD, GCT to Pack the Track
• Union Pacific Foundation awards grants
• Chasing absconder lands bail bondsman in jail for assault
• PLWC spends $15K on circuit boards
• S21C submits tape for CBS segment
• Suspect tries to swallow meth
• Greene County lifts burn ban
• Community center to offer screenings
• Council approves new sign
• Sheriff’s Department warns of new scam
• Exterminator: Mosquito season coming to end
• Early voting kicks off with 198 ballots cast
• Shoe store robbery causes schools to lock down
• Did you "Make A Splash" with the library this summer? If so, post your comments or let us
• Exterminator: Mosquito season coming to end
• Early voting kicks off with 198 ballots cast
• Shoe store robbery causes schools to lock down
• Greene County lifts burn ban
• Community center to offer screenings
• Council approves new sign
• Sheriff’s Department warns of new scam
• Weather lessens fair attendance
• First Baptist hosts ministry fair today
• Weather lessens fair attendance
• First Baptist hosts ministry fair today
• Tomorrow is not guaranteed
• Honoring local first responders
• Paragould Personalities:Kenny Felty
• Fallout continues for Arkansas rice farmers
• Little Miss Greene County
• Beth Holloway to speak at 'Spirit of Women' event
• Chemical spill closes NEA road
• Are you curious about the e-reader hype? We can help answer your questions about e-readers and even
• Promoting community involvement and goodwill through our Public Library, we ask you help share in o
• OPEN HOUSE The Greene County Public Library will celebrate its recent expansion and renovations wit
• Our Open House was a success and we thank everyone who took the time and effort to join with us dur
• Looking for a new release or popular book that never seems to be in? We can put any item on reserve
• September is National Library Card Sign Up Month. Your first card is free and all it takes is a pho
• Get ready to shake, rattle and roll
• An inside look at AMMC’s hospitalist program
• Man arrested for felony animal cruelty
• Senior Citizens Night at the fair on Thursday
• Community gets opportunity to tour OGMS
• Layoffs begin at L.A. Darling
• Community gets opportunity to tour OGMS
• Layoffs begin at L.A. Darling
• Senior Citizens Night at the fair on Thursday
• Museum hosts military re-enactors from various eras
• 2 apply for Arkansas State system president
• GCT student population growing
• School Choice Information
• GCTHS Yearbook Ordering Information
• Museum hosts military re-enactors from various eras
• 2 apply for Arkansas State system president
• GCT student population growing
• AG launches Monsanto inquiry
• ‘The thing to do’
• Cause of medical helicopter crash remains undetermined
• Man reports being robbed by hitchhiker
• Dog training club hosts annual children’s dog show
• Artifacts show slated for Sept. 18
• Circuit court hears pleas
• Paragould residents face meth charges
• Paragould residents face meth charges
• Cause of medical helicopter crash remains undetermined
• Man reports being robbed by hitchhiker
• WBC, BRTC see enrollment increases
• Three felons arrested in vehicle theft
• Local woman charged in forgery case
• 3 die in medical helicopter crash
• Food bank announces ‘30 Ways in 30 Days’ initiative
• New patch for GCSO
• $99K for Chateau on the Ridge
• Kentucky man arrested for rape
• GCT picked to pilot program
• Dollars to look into OGH police grant
• Woman faces multiple charges for 'mailboxing'
• Walnut Ridge group works to alert NEA of teen drinking
• Paragould Personalities: Patty Willoughby
• Help sought for hurt dog
• Man sentenced to 30 days for battery thefts
• GCT, CRA offer ACT cram sessions
• Museum to host military weekend
• Museum to host military weekend
• Woman faces multiple charges for 'mailboxing'
• Walnut Ridge group works to alert NEA of teen drinking
• Paragould Personalities: Patty Willoughby
• Help sought for hurt dog
• Man sentenced to 30 days for battery thefts
• GCT, CRA offer ACT cram sessions
• AG expresses commitment to combating cyber crime
• 2 arrested in vehicle theft
• Heroic wildlife officer recounts experience in W. Memphis
• AG expresses commitment to combating cyber crime
• 2 arrested in vehicle theft
• Heroic wildlife officer recounts experience in W. Memphis
• Urologist urges preventative measures for health
• County eligible for disaster aid
• PPD investigating tire slashings
• County judge issues burn ban
• Local man spreading the word about prostate cancer
• Singer back on stage after serious accident
• Realtor gets almost $5K in breach of contract suit
• T-Shirt Orders
• Practice Time is Here!
• Band Concert A Success!
• Congratulations All-Region Qualifiers!
• Band Concert Assessment
• Concert Assessment
• Welcome!
• Private Lessons
• 2009-2010 PJHS Band Off to a Great Start!
• PJHS Booster Meeting Postponed
• Beginning Band Takes Instruments Home
• Intermediate Band Members Compose Their Own Songs
• Police warn of scams
• 1 injured in 3-car crash
• MFD puts new rescue truck to work
• GCSO seizes 3 grams of ‘ice’
• Police warn of scams
• 1 injured in 3-car crash
• MFD puts new rescue truck to work
• GCSO seizes 3 grams of ‘ice’
• Police arrest Memphis man for rape
• They’re back
• Paragould band full of PRIDE
• Woman reports PSD campaign sign stolen
• GCT announces smooth first day
• GCT to receive grant to enhance technology
• Police arrest man for sex with preteen girl
• Rental rodeo training camp
• GCT to receive grant to enhance technology
• OGH Council questions grant application
• Housing authority hears annual update
• Local youth to attain Eagle Scout designation
• Paragould School District hears testing progress report
• Public schools start Thursday
• Arkansas to launch iTunes U
• Summer heat wavecould break records
• Glen Sain buys Kirk Chevrolet
• Kueter reappointed to catfish board
• Only 2 have filed for municipal office so far
• Felony filings
• Broken down car leads to arrest
• “Pride of Greene County” wins awards
• Marching Eagle Band prepares for new year
• School supply giveaway today
• NEA refuge hopes to lure birds with low water
• Lincoln speaks at Farm Bureau meeting
• Federal program helps area homeless
• Traffic routes change in Brookland district
• CRA begins school year Thursday
• Lafe passes wastewater resolution
• A new way to start a college fund
• No candidates yet in town races
• Woman charged elder abuse
• City council hears PLWC proposals
• Walden drops out of First District race
• In the jailhouse
• Colleges go smokeless
• In the jailhouse
• Colleges go smokeless
• Meth found during shoplifting arrest
• Circle of Friendsreaches Greene County families
• Local student athletes volunteer to help 'stuff the bus' Saturday
• County tax delinquent land sale scheduled
• Man arrested after meth buy
• PSD supt. asks for 2nd polling site
• Vet: Area dogs have high risk for heartworms
• Professional conduct committee reprimands attorney
• AFC works to prevent possible infestation
• Local man serves 45 years in the Boy Scouts
• Retired ASP trooper looks back
• Paragould Personalities: Paul Schandevel
• ‘This is home’
• Circuit court hears pleas
• A hand up
• Circuit court hears pleas
• A hand up
• NEA businesses cited for liquor violations
• Garden cuts cost and helps community
• GCT assigns 2nd assistant principal to elementary
• Woman accused of pocketing fake refunds
• Lafe approved for ANRC loan
• GCT Primary gets paved parking lot
• Woman accused of pocketing fake refunds
• Lafe approved for ANRC loan
• GCT Primary gets paved parking lot
• Equalization board to meet Aug. 16
• Local man arrested for 4th DWI
• High School Orientation
• Volunteers promote Vote Yes campaign
• Council votes to add outdoor pool at water park
• County to receive $8Min federal stimulus funds
• Man held on 2nd sex offense
• Paragould Personalities: Kevin Lang
• GCT board approves slight construction modifications
• Local singers to perform in Jonesboro
• Superintendent Board Meeting Highlights
• Federal government to pay farmers to flood farmed wetlands
• Hearing set for Memphis drug case
• Utility: June power demand up 2.8%
• State surgeon general: More doctors needed
• Landfill may takemedical waste
• Baldwin students to get fresh fruit and veggies
• Second-grader has first haircut in 4 years
• AMMC annual meeting
• MFD plans for second station
• Consensual sex with juvenile leads to arrest
• Vets driving vets
• Circuit court hears pleas
• Together again
• 3 arrested for battery thefts
• Circuit court hears pleas
• Together again
• 3 arrested for battery thefts
• Diana Davis Visits Tech TV
• GCTHS Band Officers Announced
• GCTHS 2010 Yearbooks for Sale
• GCT Intermediate Field Day
• GCT Primary Field Day
• GCT Band Banquet
• GCT Elementary Field Day
• GCT Primary Arkansas Day
• Pictures of New High School
• 6th Grade Team Places 1st In Battle of the Books
• 2010-2011 School Calendar
• Special Called School Board Meeting
• GCT 2010-2011 Sr. High Dance Team
• School Calendar Changes
• GCT 2010-2011 Cheerleaders
• Tech TV Students Win At ASU
• School Board Meeting
• GCT 2010-2011 Jr. High Volleyball Team Announced
• PARAGOULD CHRISTMAS PARADE

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