Southern Extreme Wrestling
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University of Arkansas-East Arkansas Community College will present the GRAMMY® award-winning group Kool & the Gang on Saturday, March 15th at 7:30 p.m. at the EACC Fine Arts Center.
Tickets are $49 and are on sale now.
Kool & the Gang has influenced the music of three generations, earning the group two GRAMMY® Awards, seven American Music Awards, 25 Top Ten R&B hits, nine Top Ten Pop hits and 31 gold and platinum albums.
Tickets for Kool & the Gang’s performance are available online at EACC.edu, by calling 870-633-4480, ext. 352, or in person at the Fine Arts Center Ticket Office.
The Forrest City Public Library is offering free tax preparation and filling services for area households with an Adjusted Gross Income of $67,000 or less.
Tax-related documents can be dropped off at the library, Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Fridays from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Documents you’ll need to provide include a state-issued picture ID and Social Security cards for yourself and your spouse (if applicable), also all W-2’s & 1099’s, plus information on all other sources of income. A copy of your previous year tax return will also be helpful.
Your completed return will be ready within three days.
Call the library at 870-633-5646 for more information.
Forrest City High School is excited to present the Math Learning Institute, an opportunity for students to enhance their math skills in Algebra I and Geometry.
The goal is to make math engaging and accessible for everyone while providing the support students need to succeed.
Tutoring sessions led by the district’s dedicated teachers will be held every Monday and Wednesday from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.
An afternoon meal will be provided for all attendees.
For more information, call 870-633-1464 or email Donesha.Boyd@fcsd.grsc.k12.ar.us.
School districts across Arkansas have until February 28 to apply to participate in the Farm to School Institute. (Arkansas News Service)
The yearlong program, through the department of agriculture, helps schools launch or expand their Farm to School programs.
Jessica Chapman, program coordinator with the state Department of Agriculture Farm to School Institute, said selected schools will bring a team to a summer retreat to devise a one-of-a-kind plan for their campus.
Each team will be paired with a coach and receive $1,000 to implement its plan.
Nearly 85% of schools in Arkansas are participating in at least one Farm to School activity. All schools can apply to be part of the institute.
Arkansas is one of only 16 states nationwide to offer the institute. Fifteen teams will be selected to participate.
The application is available at ARfarmtoschool.org.
St. Francis County Food Distribution
Final day for basketball registration
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Exciting news! The truck stop at I-40 and Hwy 1 bypass is progressing at a fast pace and is on track to open in late August. Stay tuned for more updates
Today, City Hall is showing its support for heart health by wearing red to raise awareness for World Heart Day! It’s a powerful reminder that our community cares about heart health and the importance of living a heart-healthy lifestyle.
Let’s all take a moment to prioritize our hearts—whether through exercise, a balanced diet, or regular check-ups. Every step we take towards a healthy heart makes a difference.
A big thank you to everyone who joined in and helped spread awareness! Let’s keep the momentum going, because healthy hearts = healthy communities.
Today, we take a moment to focus on one of the most important organs in our bodies – our hearts! Let's remind ourselves of the importance of heart health, not just today but every day. Whether it’s eating a balanced diet, staying active, reducing stress, or getting regular check-ups, every small step counts towards a stronger, healthier heart.
Let’s come together to raise awareness and inspire each other to live heart-healthy lives.
City Council Meeting February 18, 2025
February is Love Your Library Month! It's a time to celebrate the incredible role libraries play in our communities. Whether it's providing access to books, hosting educational programs, or offering a safe space for all, libraries are a vital resource for lifelong learning and connection.
Let’s take a moment this month to appreciate the hard work of librarians and staff who help make these spaces special. Whether you’re visiting your local library to check out a new read or attending a fun event, show some love for the libraries that serve you!
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Help Mother Earnestine Weaver celebrate her 87th birthday by participating in her annual drive-thru food donation event to benefit the St. Francis County Food Pantry. Donations of non-perishable food items will be accepted Friday, February 21st from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. For pick-up service or for more information, contact Mother Weaver at 870-633-7198.
n honor of Black History Month, the PLUM Foundation is having "Love Your Sole", a free shoe giveaway, Saturday (2/8) from 12-2 p.m. at Nineveh Temple Church, 208 W. Broadway in Forrest City. One pair per person until supplies run out. A collection of brand names, comfortable wear and designer shoes are available.
University of Arkansas-East Arkansas Community College will host a free performance by the UAPB Vesper Choir on Thursday, February 6th at 12:00 p.m. in the Fine Arts Center. For more information, call 870-633-4480, ext. 352.
Black History Month Let's Celebrate!!
Love Your Sole Event
