Nevada County Picayune and Gurdon Times Newspaper Archive

Here are the stories in the Wednesday, March 6, 1996 edition of Gurdon Times

Malone Seeks 2nd Term

State Representative Percy Malone, who is concluding a first term in the Arkansas Legislature, announced Monday he will seek a second term for the District 36 spot.

Umemployment Down In County

While most surrounding counties showed increases in unemployment numbers, Clark County's went down.

Park Top Priority For City

Smith Working On Grants

Improving Gurdon's City Park is one of Tambra Smith's top priorities.

Burn Ban Lifted In City, County

Clark County Judge Grady Runyan has lifted the county's burn ban for now.

Malone Works On Recreation Grants

Getting grants is a major part of State Representative Percy Malone's goals for his district.

GMS Student Suspended For Drugs

A Gurdon Middle School student has been suspended from school until a special hearing can be held.

Gurdon Handbell Choir In Festival

The Gurdon First United Methodist Church ladies' handbell choir took part in the Arkansas State Handbell Festival held in Little Rock on February 24.

Senior At Gurdon High School

Wetherington Earns Scholarship

Shea Ellen Wetherington of Gurdon High School has received an academic scholarship from the University of Central Arkansas beginning in August.

Classy Moments

First, let me say that I am so sorry for not getting our article in the last issue of the Gurdon Times. I just allowed `time' to get ahead of me. Thanks for the calls letting us know you missed our news. We are so excited that so many of you are readin...

Pratt Earns Doctoral Degree

Keith Pratt, a resident of Gurdon, has earned a doctorate in human and organizational systems from the Fielding Institute of Santa Barbara, Calif.

Gray in Who's Who

The 1996 edition of `Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges' will include the names of 56 Henderson State Univestiy students who have been selected as outstanding campus leaders nationally.