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... by the council from submitted artwork from the K3-12th grade students at CCS. Six different designs were selected, two from K-3, 4th-6th grade and 7th-12th. The Christmas card sale is the first major fundraiser of the Fine Arts Council, a new ...

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... at $10,000 subject to parole holds. Pretrial was set for Jan. 21. Public defender Stephen Ralph was appointed. • Linda K. Boozer, 31, homeless, according to Boozer’s statements in court. Felony possession of a controlled substance, possession ...

... court document. Public intoxication. Small was ordered to pay $200 and sentenced to two days in county jail. • Nickolas K. Ruple, DOB 6/29/1988, according to a court document. Failure to pay fines/fees. Ruple was ordered to pay $4,330 ...

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... the gymnasium honoring veterans including patriotic songs, skits, the playing of taps and guest speakers. One speaker, W.K. Manning, a Marine veteran and a former superintendent of the Vilonia School District, told the students that he had been touched ...

... Ingram and Polk streets. An officer initiated a traffic stop for failure to signal a turn early Saturday evening and, after K-9 Dax alerted the officer to a suspected illegal substance, performed a search of the car and its occupants: 22-year-old ...

... presented poetry. The following day, state poets met at the Cox Building in Little Rock for a workshop of submitted poems by H.K. Stewart and lunch at the River Market. During the afternoon program, Freeda Baker Nichols of Clinton received the annual Merit ...

... Retarded Children made first plans for projects to aid retarded children of this county. In a discussion program led by Dr. Mary K. Sands and Mrs. James Stewart, the group agreed to give all possible support, both financial and moral, to any special education ...