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'The Spittin' Image of the Almighty'
(Column ~ 12/23/16)
A neglected theology book from my shelf, layered with dust and giving off that familiar "old book smell," has a section titled, "Incarnation." That's the religious word used to describe Jesus' birth, the miracle whereby God became "flesh and dwelt among us."...
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Carroll County Jail Log: Dec. 15-22
(Police/Fire Report ~ 12/23/16)
Dec. 15 Jimmy Ray Armer, 30, Alpena, was booked on battery in the third degree. Lea Candace Bradley, 30, Green Forest, was booked on possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and on hold for Boone County. Patricia Jean Burris, 38, Rogers, was booked on failure to pay...
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School project benefits Heifer International
(Local News ~ 12/23/16)
Little Rock-based Heifer International is a great example of the old saw, "Give people a fish and you feed them once; teach them to fish and they can eat for life." The charitable organization has taken that to heart and over the years grown into one of the major non-profits that not only trains people in developing countries in the skills of self-sufficiency but also provides them with the means with which to remain self-sufficient. ...
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GF Intermediate students receive gifts
(State News ~ 12/23/16)
The Grim Gym was filled to the brim with gifts on Friday, Dec. 16, and Green Forest Intermediate School students got to have Christmas a week early. Principal Chandra Anderson said the nonprofit Attitudes for a Cause of Washington, Ill., purchased gifts for all 210 students in the school...
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Moving forward: BV council adopts 2017 budget, sets mayor's salary
(Local News ~ 12/23/16)
The Berryville City Council voted to approve the city's 2017 operating budget at its meeting on Tuesday. Council members were given copies of the proposed budget at the Dec. 6 meeting. Mayor Tim McKinney said the budget totals about $12 million. He credited city treasurer Sally Phillips and administrative assistant Jay Lee with helping craft the budget...
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Eureka Springs CAPC approves budget for 2017
(Local News ~ 12/23/16)
By Samantha Jones Citizen.Editor.Eureka @gmail.com The Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission has completed its 2017 budget. At its regular meeting Dec. 14, the commission approved the 2017 budget. The approval came after a lengthy workshop, where the commissioners agreed to pay $40,000 for The Auditorium's utilities to help the city out. ...
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