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PHS Marching Mohawks Enjoy Successful Season (Local News ~ 12/05/12)
Band completes 2012 marching season with first division rating -
Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum Hosts Writer's Retreat (Local News ~ 12/05/12)
Fall writer's retreat held at local museum. -
Night of Chocolate a Success (Local News ~ 12/05/12)
Annual fundraiser benefits Clay County Arts Council -
Early Morning Fire Damages Rector Home (Local News ~ 12/05/12)
Unoccupied residence sustains heavy damage. -
Christmas Fest Benefits From Good Weather (Local News ~ 12/05/12)
Large crowds turn out for parade, Christmas Fest activities in downtown Piggott. -
Benson Grand Marshal of Rector Christmas Parade (Local News ~ 12/05/12)
Annual parade set for 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 6 in downtown Rector -
Cougars Split in HOF Games (High School Sports ~ 12/05/12)
Rector boys beat Trumann, fall to Sikeston in Classic -
Lady Mohawks Have Busy Week (High School Sports ~ 12/05/12)
Piggott girls in tournament and regular season action -
Lady Cougars Handle McCrory (High School Sports ~ 12/05/12)
Rector girls also in action in HOF Classic -
Mohawks Take Third Straight Cooter Tourney Title (High School Sports ~ 12/05/12)
Tribe beats Harrisburg in championship game, stumble in Pre-Holiday. -
RHS Hall of Fame Basketball Classic Held (High School Sports ~ 12/05/12)
Induction ceremony held for class of 2013 -
Time to Get to Work
(Column ~ 12/05/12)
Hopefully, the word "compromise" will be used a lot over the next few months in Washington, D.C. We know there are fringe elements on each side of the political equation who have a "no holds barred" approach to politics, but there is no question the majority of Americans are practical people and want to see positive accomplishments rather than strident partisan bickering...
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Cursive or Computer?
(Column ~ 12/05/12)
Will cursive writing go the way of the dodo bird? Is it going to be a lost art or an outmoded way of communication? It looks that way. Cursive writing is slowly losing ground in elementary school curricula as technology invades the classroom. It is no longer high priority in many schools. There's now keyboarding, spellcheck, texting and emails...
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