Here are the stories in the Wednesday, March 1, 2000 edition of Nevada County Picayune
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- "And The Survey Says ..."
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- Prescott residents have voiced their opinion on what they think the area needs and the top priority is more grocery stores.
- Waterloo-Bodcaw Groundbreaking Held
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- People gathered practically in the middle of nowhere Friday morning for a very important occasion.
- Water Project Waiting
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- Prescott's rural water project is going from a dream to a reality.
- Reappraisals In Prescott Are Nearly Complete
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- Appraisals on property within the Prescott city limits are about 40 percent complete.
- Two Emmet Men Face Residential Burglary Charges
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- Two Emmet men face charges of residential burglary.
- Prescott Video Tells Council About Adding Channels
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- Nine new channels will be added to Prescott's local cable station when upgrades to the system are done.
- Produce Growers' Meeting Set
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- A meeting of area produce growers will be held Tuesday, March 7,to discuss the Farmer's Market in Prescott.
- Nevada Blue Jays Second In Regionals
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- As is often the case, teams spend all their energy and efforts making it to the finals of a tournament.
- Wolverettes Fall In Regionals; Finish Third
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- Traci Graham put on an offensive display during the Region 4 AAA Regional Basketball Tournament, scoring 105 points in three games.
- Funding For Museum OK'd
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- The Arkansas State Highway Commission has approved funding through the Arkansas Transportation Enhancement Program for the Prescott Depot Museum Restoration Project, according to commissioner Mary P. 'Prissy' Hickerson of Texarkana.
- USDA Agrees To Make Emergency Loans To Farmers
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- The USDA's Farm Services Agency has agreed to make emergency loans available to 29 counties in Arkansas that were affected by last month's snow storms, U.S. Senator Blanche Lincoln has announced.
- Deaths, Funerals
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- Ina K. Jarvis
- Bluff City
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- The news this week will be short and sweet since I am feeling a little under the weather. It seems I've caught a bad cold or virus.
- Bodcaw
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- I guess I better let you hear from me again. We had a nice rain and it looks like spring is just around the corner.
- Boughton
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- We had a nice rain last week. The jonquils are blooming, the flowering shrubs are pretty and the grass is turning green. It's looking a lot like spring.
- Caney
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- Last week's news:
- Fair Hill
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- I don't know about all you folks out there, but I have really enjoyed the beautiful weather. Spring time is almost here.
- Hillcrest
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- J.E. Dillard, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bob Rhodes, and Cedalia Burke, Cindy and Connie visited Mr. and Mrs. Louie Dillard last week.
- Oak Grove
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- Black History program and trustee rally was held Sunday, February 27, at New Bethel AME in Rosston. Guest speaker was Rev. W. King. Guest church was New Union AME Church organization. Rev. King's text was 'Doing Just the Opposite.' He told all about the d...
- Redland
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- We extend our sympathy to the Cline Compton family. He suddenly passed away on Saturday, the 19th.
- Rosston
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- Marguerite Williams
- Elk Horn Bank Will Have 'Drive Time Sports' Live At Bash
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- Elk Horn Bank is celebrating its 116th birthday March 1 with a party to honor the 'team spirit of Arkadelphia.'
- Workshops Set For Teachers At UACCH
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- 'Teaching and Learning into the New Millennium' will be this year's theme at the second annual Focus on Learning conference at the University of Arkansas Community College at Hope to be held Friday, March 3.
- Vacation Offered
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- Reading the newspaper this week may result in your winning a free vacation within 'The Natural State.' Watch for the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism's special insert offering spring/summer vacation ideas and fill out the coupon which automaticall...
- Living Well
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- It is estimated that by the year 2002, there will be 45 million children will use the Internet.
- Breaking Down Myths About Trees Ensures Proper Care
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- A myth is a fiction or half-truth. In the world of trees, many myths, fictions and stories exist forming a barrier for correct tree care and maintenance.
- Ross Looks For 1999 Trade Agreement To Benefit Arkansans
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- MIKE ROSS
- 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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- Gus Kisselburg, a senior at Prescott High School, has been offered the Award Achievement Scholarship to Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, according to the Office of Univeristy Relations/Admissions.
- Military News
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- Army National Guard Pfc. Dana L. Stone has graduated from basic military training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
- Club News
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- Helping Hands EHC
- Reelection Sought
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- Carolyn Steed has announced her candidacy for reelection to the office of Nevada County Circuit Clerk.
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