Here are the stories in the Wednesday, February 9, 2000 edition of Nevada County Picayune
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- Officially 9.25" Snowfall Recorded
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- Snow was the biggest weather topic in January as officially, according to John Teeter, local meteorologist, 9.25 inches fell.
- Rosston Council Hears Update
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- Rosston's City Council meeting was so short it is hard to call it a meeting.
- Marrow Drive Set At Central Baptist For Leukemia Patient
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- Nothing in the world is harder for a parent than having their child ill.
- Design Contest Underway For Festival
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- It's hard to believe, but the 13th Annual Prescott-Nevada County Chamber of Commerce Chicken and Egg Festival is just around the corner.
- Snow Still Hanging Around; Losses Continue To Mount
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- JOHN RAGSDALE
- Wolverettes Win Four Big Games; Now 11-1 In 7AAA
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- Last week was a good one for the Wolverettes as they whipped four league foes.
- Buzzer Shot Downs PHS
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- For 31 minutes and 57 seconds Wednesday, Feb. 2, it looked like the Prescott Curley Wolves would be victorious against Fouke.
- Into The Void: There's No Need For Greed
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- with John Miller
- Events Are Set For King, Black History Month
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- The Ila Upchurch Community Corporation planned its annual Martin L. King and black history program during its regular monthly meeting on January 3 at the Ila Upchurch Center.
- We Get Letters
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- Dear Editor,
- PMS Honor Roll Is Released
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- Prescott Middle School has announced its honor roll. They follow by grades:
- PHS Honor Roll Is Released
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- The Prescott High School has announced its honor roll for the second nine weeks. They follow by grades.
- Bluff City
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- Things are beginning to get back to normal after the blizzard of 2000. I'm sure the car wash business is brisk these days.
- Bodcaw
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- It has been some time since you have heard from me. Because of the snow storm I couldn't get to mail box to mail the news. Plus my arthritis held on tight. It is a little better. I hope it goes away.
- Boughton
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- Everett and Mary Orren watched the Arkansas-Auburn Basketball game Saturday with Jim Meador and son, Zack. Arkansas won the wrong half.
- Caney
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- As I'm writing its been 11 days since snow started falling, nine days since it quit falling and we still have snow on the ground. Quite a bit in wooded areas and mounds of it where it was plowed out of streets and highways.
- Fair Hill
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- Sorry to hear that John Cason passed away. Funeral services were Friday. Prayers and sympathy goes out to the family.
- Oak Grove
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- The first quarterly conference was held at New Bethel AME Church Sunday, February 6. We really had a good quarter. Rev. T.W. Adair really did preach good. His subject was A New Road to Travel. It was the best one we had in a long time. The song Come and G...
- Redland
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- There's sure not much to talk about except snow. In our part of the country we measured 16 inches.
- Rosston
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- Marguerite Williams
- Deaths, Funerals
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- Wilford Maurice Price
- Fountain Earns Award
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- Rita Fountain, a senior studying business/marketing technology at Prescott High School, has been named a winner in the 1999-2000 Tools for Tomorrow All-American Vocational Student Awards (AAVSA) program.
- Farm and Home
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- Rex Dollar County Extension Agent
- Here and There
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- Alcoholics Anonymous, a fellowship of men and women who wish to stop drinking, meets every Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church.
- College News
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- The University of Arkansas in Fayetteville has announced its honor roll for the fall semester.
- Ellis, Hervey Wed In Old Main On UofA Campus
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- Miss Erica Yvonne Ellis and Brent Alan Hervey were united in marriage at 2 p.m. Saturday, December 18, in Giffels Auditorium in Old Main at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville.
- Hamilton, Williams Set To Wed
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- Teresa Hamilton and Kevin Williams of Prescott announce their engagement and upcoming marriage.
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