Here are the stories in the Wednesday, January 15, 2003 edition of Gurdon Times
- Dr. Arthur Bragg
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- Dr. Arthur Eugene Bragg, 76 of Dover, Del., formerly of Gurdon, died on Saturday, November 23, 2002.
Dr. Bragg was born to the late Reverend Isiah and Cornelia (Webster) Bragg on January 27, 1926.
A native of Gurdon, Dr. Bragg attended Philander Smith Col...
- Session could be most important in state history
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- A tight budget and fiscal problems face the Arkansas General Assembly during its regular biennial session.
State Sen. Percy Malone said this would be one of the most important and difficult sessions in state history.
To begin with, the balance of several ...
- Cabe Library fully automated
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- "Making the library more sufficient," is what librarian Julie Watson says about completing the automation process of the Cabe Public.
However, the library was closed for a short time during the updates; it is believed to be well worth it. "We had to take...
- Research shows illness related to landfills can be long-term, deadly
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- Imagine if over the years an number of your family members, neighbors, and even pets had become sick from a puzzling variety of diseases.
You've suspected it had something to do with the brown, frothy substance in the stream behind your home.
If you're a ...
- Courage House vitally important to Clark County region
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- In 1989 Cheryl Allen came to Arkadelphia as a single mother of two. Allen had been raised in Texas and lived during her 15-year marriage.
When she found herself divorced after those 15 years, Allen also found herself to be homeless, uneducated and having...
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