Here are the stories in the Wednesday, September 26, 2007 edition of Gurdon Times
- Records set at chamber auction
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- It was a record setting year for the Gurdon Chamber of Commerce as it held its annual live and silent auction on Tuesday, Sept. 18.
According to event coordinator Anita Cabe, one of the most exciting records is the amount of money raised. The event brough...
- 26 houses added to list of condemned
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- The City of Gurdon is continuing its efforts to rid the town of dilapidated and abandoned structures that are considered health and safety hazzards.
During the Gurdon City Councils meeting on Monday, Sept. 17, an additional 26 houses were added to those ...
- Gurdon men arrested for role in church thefts
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- Two Gurdon men were arrested in mid-September and were later charged with theft in connection with seven church burglaries in the area, Clark County Sheriff David Turner said.
William Baughmann, 24, and James C. Fite, 23, of 122 Front St. in Gurdon were...
- Devils win big against Knights
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- Despite a first quarter full of fumbled balls, the Gurdon Go-Devils showed their strengths on Friday, Sept. 20, as they rolled over the Centerpoint Knights 40-0 in the teams 7AAA conference opener.
Gurdon Head Coach John Pace was happy with the win but s...
- Federal judge, Clark County native discusses constitution at Ouachita
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- By Jeremy Langley
Protecting the constitutional rights of the citizens of the United States is the primary role of the federal judiciary, according to Judge Bobby Shepherd of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.
Shepherd, a 1973 graduate of ...
- Doris Rogers
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- Doris Christine Webb Rogers, 88, died Monday, September, 17, 2007, in Conway.
Although she had lived in Conway since 1998, first in Trillium Park Retirement Residence and, finally, in Saint Andrews Place Nursing Home, she had been a resident of Gurdon,...
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