Here are the stories in the Wednesday, May 21, 2003 edition of Gurdon Times
- Past comes alive with the Okolona Trail Ride
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- Warm spring afternoons, four men are lazily resting under an old oak tree while two dogs and the horses rest.
The horses are still hitched to the wagons, but the steel and wooden wheels are quite while everyone simmers in the humid air.
At the feed store,...
- Chamber told of aquatic park
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- Gurdon's Chamber of Commerce held it's monthly meeting on May 13, 2003, at the Gurdon Senior Adult Center.
Few members were on hand for the monthly meeting. Only six were present.
President Laurie Pilgreen expressed concerns over the low attendance numbe...
- Gurdon sends 63 graduates into the world
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- Go-Devil spirit was high as the graduating class of 2003 walked into the Gurdon High School gymnasium on Friday, May 16.
Cody Quillin began the ceremony by giving the opening prayer. He asked God to please continue to bless he and his fellow classmates as...
- Council agrees to buy building for city's street department
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- A special city council meeting was held on May 12 to approve an ordinance to purchase a shop building from Randy Weems.
The building was originally owned by Charles Ledbetter who used the facility to house his logging equipment.
Ledbetter moved a few yea...
- CCIC board told of Copeland's resignation as director
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- What, exactly is the future of the Clark County Industrial Council?
This question was brought up at the May meeting of the CCIC.
CCIC President Brown Hardman brought the board up to date on what has been happening with the organization.
Kevin Copeland, th...
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