Stories from Tuesday, October 14, 2003

As people enter our town these are the areas that are most visible. The town needs to make a good "First Impression." The City of Trumann and the Trumann Rotary club are teaming together to improve the "First Impression" of our town. A day of cleaning-up the entrances to our town has been scheduled for Saturday, October 25, from 8-12 p.m...

James E. Davis was put on time pay for $185 for public intoxication, $210 for disorderly conduct, $360 for resisting arrest and $360 for terroristic threatening. Tommy W. Walker was put on time pay for $520 for two counts of failure to appear on a written summons...

BY CARIN MCCLUNG, Democrat Editor Joe Williams presented the program to the weekly meeting of the Trumann Lions Club. He is a graduate of Lake City High School and received both a bachelor's of accounting and MBA from Arkansas State University. He has served as president of American State Bank in Jonesboro since 1998, and is a graduate of banking schools at the University of Memphis, Southern Methodist University and the University of Oklahoma...

As people enter Trumann, these are the areas that are most visible. The town needs to make a good "First Impression." The City of Trumann and the Trumann Rotary club are teaming together to improve the "First Impression" of the town. A day of cleaning-up the entrances to town has been scheduled from 8 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Oct. 25...

TRUMANN- The rain was pouring down Thursday night but the weather made the Kittens look a little sluggish, as they defeated Gosnell (22-6) in conference play. The Wildkittens offense started out like the flooded field looked, they played a sluggish first half of Jr.High football. But it wasn't long before the Kittens made the Gosnell Pirates walk their on plank...