Nevada County Picayune and Gurdon Times Newspaper Archive

Here are the stories in the Wednesday, August 14, 1996 edition of Gurdon Times

Annexation Is Opposed At City Council Meeting

It was a rare sight Monday night as the Gurdon City Council meeting played to a capacity crowd.

Annexation Is Opposed At City Council Meeting (cont)

n city limit, and cited the Nevada School District as one.

Farm Familiy In Thin Gravy

Thin Gravy is a small spread as ranches go.

County JPs Flirt With Disaster

SNAFU -- a military term meaning: Situation Normal, All Fouled Up.

Oil Problem Leads To Blown Engine In Police Car

There are still problems with the newest Gurdon Police car.

Superstop Opens

The Gurdon Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday, Aug. 8, for the newest addition to the area's business community, the new Dillard Shell Superstop convenience store. The business is located on Highway 53 at Interstate 30. Along with...

Jaycees Host Juggles

South Clark County Jaycees benefitted from last week's special program designed for the children and adults.

Adult Ed Classes Planned

Clark County Youth Development Center will offer classes in adult education for the fall semester.

HIPPY Begins

Clark County Youth Development Center will begin a new pre-school HIPPY (Home Instruction Program for Parents and Preschool Youngsters) in Gurdon and other communities in Clark County.

Off Duty GPD Officer Injured In Derailment

A Gurdon Police officer was injured from debris thrown up from a derailed train Sunday, Aug. 4.

Counseling Center Is Considered

Rev. Eugene B. Edwards Jr., pastor of Gurdon's First Presbyterian Church, has indicated he is interested in opening a Christian counseling center.

4-H Group Helps Beautiful Cabe Library

The Hilltop 4-H Club and the Clark County Master Gardeners recently cleaned the flower beds at Gurdon's Cabe Library. They pulled grass and weeds and trimmed the plants. Then they added landscape mulch. This is the second year that the two groups have ...