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Forrest City mayor warns budget restraints could lead to cuts in positions, services

FORREST CITY — Forrest City Mayor Larry Bryant said some positions and services in the city could be temporarily eliminated due to budget restraints. “The city, the finances are tight because of gas and expenses on everything. We’re doing all that we can to pay the bills and have money to pay it with,” Bryant said. “In Forrest City’s case, over the years the city has been kind to the citizens to the tune of now it’s a hurting feeling because we don’t have enough revenue coming in to cover the expenses of the police department, the fire department and all of those organizations.

Forrest City, AR · 1d

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The 8 Mississippi Farms Where You Can Fill Your Freezer With Beef For Less Than The Supermarket

A gravel road, a hand-painted sign, and a cooler in the back seat turned an ordinary Mississippi Saturday into a lesson in how families can eat better for less. Buying beef straight from a farm, by the share or in bulk, often stretches a grocery budget further than weekly trips to the meat counter.

Mississippi · 1d
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Entergy Arkansas, Google Announce $500 Million in New Savings

Entergy Arkansas says an expanded partnership with Google involving the company’s massive West Memphis data center campus is expected to deliver at least $500 million in additional savings to electric customers, bringing total projected customer benefits to more than $2.1 billion over 20 years. The agreement could benefit approximately...

Arkansas · 2d
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Marion's Sultana Disaster Museum Finally Opens — 25 Times Bigger, Saturday

The Sultana Disaster Museum opens its new doors in Marion, Arkansas on Saturday, trading a former Washington Street location with less than 1,000 square feet of exhibition space for a 21,000-square-foot former high school building with roughly 9,000 square feet of exhibition space. The grand opening ceremony begins at 10 a.m., with a ribbon cutting at 11 a.m. and free admission for the day, with the museum staying open until 4 p.m.

Marion, AR · 1d
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Wynne could face former coach Paschal in second round

WYNNE — There is a chance that Van Paschal could return to Wynne as the opposing head coach next week, but both Harrison and Wynne have to win road games against higher-seeded teams. Wynne is the third seed from the 5A East and will play Little Rock Parkview, the...

Wynne, AR · 2d

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I-40 lane closures on Hernando De Soto Bridge to begin Sunday

WEST MEMPHIS, Ark. (WMC) -Lane closures on Interstate 40 across the Hernando De Soto Bridge are scheduled to begin Sunday night, according to the City of West Memphis. Beginning at 7 p.m., single- and double-lane closures will take place simultaneously in both directions, affecting the middle and outside lanes. Weather...

West Memphis, AR · 21h

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Overnight traffic restrictions scheduled on I-40 bridge connecting Memphis and West Memphis during maintenance work

West Memphis, Arkansas – Motorists traveling between Memphis, Tennessee, and West Memphis, Arkansas, should prepare for overnight traffic restrictions on the Interstate 40 Hernando de Soto Bridge beginning Sunday, November 15, 2026. The bridge, which carries traffic across the Mississippi River, is scheduled to undergo routine maintenance that will...

West Memphis, AR · 18h

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Jackets to open 5A state playoffs against Parkview at War Memorial

WYNNE — The Wynne Yellowjackets will open play in the 5A state tournament tonight in Little Rock against the Parkview Patriots. The Jackets are 6-4, 5-2 in conference play and the third seed from the East. The Patriots are 7-3, 5-2 and the second seed from the Central. The...

Wynne, AR · 1d

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Wynne School Board receives report on intermediate school growth

WYNNE — A Wynne Intermediate School data presentation was the main topic of discussion during Monday’s meeting of the Wynne School Board. “They showed growth in all subjects. English, math, science, every single one for the whole school. That was a big positive,” said Wynne Superintendent of Schools Dr. Kenneth Moore. “The third grade, in ELA, they grew 18 points. In math, they grew eight, and in science, they grew 13.

Wynne, AR · 2d