Aug 11, 2009 | Times-Herald of Forrest City, Arkansas
P-W Board agrees to join national program for free lunches
The Palestine-Wheatley School Board agreed, Monday, to join a program which will allow all students in the district to receive free lunch.
Times-Herald of Forrest City, Arkansas
Cities offering air-conditioned buildings to help residents beat summer heat
With heat indices exceeding 100 degrees, area agencies are taking precautions to help residents beat the heat.
Times-Herald of Forrest City, Arkansas
Former M*A*S*H student teaches current campers how to suture pig's feet
Doctors in training: Dr. Brandy Davis, standing right, a former M*A*S*H camper and Palestine-Wheatley High School graduate, shows current campers how to suture a wound on a pig's foot at Forrest City Medical Center.
Times-Herald of Forrest City, Arkansas
SFC woman escapes injury when tree falls across path near Palestine
A St. Francis County woman had to be transported to Forrest City Medical Center following an accident Thursday morning on County Road 107.
Times-Herald of Forrest City, Arkansas
Palestine Council creates water commission
Employees in the Palestine Water Department will now answer to a five-person water commission after a unanimous vote Tuesday night by the city council.
No diploma for student who sued, judge says
PALESTINE - A Palestine-Wheatley High School student who sued the school district last month so that he could participate in the school's graduation ceremony, despite a failing English grade, won't get a diploma, a judge says.
Lawsuit Clears Way for Palestine-Wheatley Student
Palestine - A senior at Palestine-Wheatley High School who is a letter grade short of graduation is giving his classmates a lesson in the power of the courts.
Times-Herald of Forrest City, Arkansas
Heep, Stovall top graduates at PWHSchool
Palestine-Wheatley High School will hold its graduation exercises at 7 p.m. Friday, May 22, in Palestine.
Times-Herald of Forrest City, Arkansas
OES watching L'Anguille for possible flooding
The National Weather Service has said there may be some flooding of the L'Anguille River in the Palestine area, and the local Office of Emergency Management is watching the situation.
Times-Herald of Forrest City, Arkansas
Boys, Girls Club to kick off program
Senior circle: Forrest City Medical Center kicked off its Senior Circle program Thursday with a registration event at the Forrest City Civic Center.
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