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October 17, 2007
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HONORING VICTIMS
Pam Henley and Hannah Linnoges look at Arkansas Clothesline domestic violence T-shirts prior to the annual Saline County Safe Haven Candlelight Vigil. The shirts honor domestic violence victims. Henley teaches at Harmony Grove Kindergarten; Linnoges is a fifth grader at Harmony Grove Elementary Sc... More...
Citing hazard, Bryant bans novelty lighter
By LAJUAN MOONEY Features editor

The Bryant City Council passed an ordinance restricting the sale of novelty lighters. Fire Chief Randy Cox spoke of the dangers of children playing with novelty lighters. "Normal cigarette lighters must be child proof. These novelty lighter do not have that restriction," Cox said. "Kids should n... More...

Victims, survivors share lives
By LEWIS DELAVAN /News editor

"We will not forget," domestic violence survivors and victims were assured during an annual vigil. Awareness and knowledge are keys to fighting the insidious disease of domestic abuse, said Amanda White, Saline County Safe Haven volunteer coordinator and victim advocate. More...

 News
•Donation made to Panthers Foundation
BIG MONEY DONATION BRENDA GARNER PHOTO Susan Eoff of Landers presents the Benton Panthers Foundation with a $2,000 check at Friday night's homecoming game. Accepting for the Foundation is president Bill McKee as Donnie Burks and Dr. Tony Prothro look on. More...
•Benton residents must have address numbers
•SALINE'S VOICE TO THE WORLD
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 Opinion
•Severance tax could aid roads
Arkansas is selling its citizens' birthright for a pittance. Severance taxes repay the state for removing finite resources. Once drilled, natural gas and oil are removed from the grasp of all future generations. In other words, Arkansas is selling our grandchildren's and great-grandchildren's fu... More...
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•You saw it in the Voice first
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 Police Beat
•Full Story
LAJUAN MOONEY PHOTO Bryant Police Chief Tony Coffman spoke at the Byrant City Council meeting about the need to revise the current Police Policy to bring them up to date and within the guidelines. More...
•POLICE BEAT
•Bauxite man found guilty of molestation
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 Courthouse News
•COURTHOUSE NEWS
The following couples applied for marriage licenses: Barrett Ross Cato, 21, of Bryant and Cortney Gail Golden, 21, of Little Rock Todd Preston Slayden, 31, of Maumelle and Kristen Alicia Baldridge, 24, of Sherwood Dustin Lee Drennan, 27, of Paron and Jackie Lynn Bagley, 27, More...
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 Saline Outdoors
•Tiny, swift 'hummers' entertain hosts
All around Arkansas, people are finding good, wholesome entertainment right in their backyards. They invite hummingbirds to hang around, cavort, cut up, chase each other and make use of copious quantities of sugar water. And the hosts sit on patios, decks or gaze out kitchen and den windows, gath... More...
•Tags add bonus to bass fishing
•Fines fund education
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 Sports
•Beavers roll over Lions for 7-0 record
With three weeks remaining in the regular season, the Glen Rose Beavers are among the top Class AAA ball teams in the state. Friday night's Homecoming victory, 55-12, over the England Lions puts the Beavers at 7-0 overall for the season and 4-0 in 3A-8 Conference play. England falls to 2-5 and 1-3... More...
•Blocked punts key Bryant win
•Miners trample Harmony Grove
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 Obituaries
•Charles Dewey Broadway
Charles Dewey Broadway, 80, of Bryant, joined his Heavenly Father for a celebration of his life on October 16, 2007. He fought the good fight, he kept the faith. Charles was born September 29, 1927 to the late Charlie Hayward Broadway and Eva Mae Reeves Broadway in Smackover, Arkansas. More...
•Ralph W. Henson
•Lillian O. George
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