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  • Joined: December 14, 2022
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Rector City Council holds lengthy discussion concerning ambulance service

At the monthly Rector City Council meeting on Monday, Dec. 4, held at the Rector Community Center, the Council heard updates on continuing Council business. The first item announced was the long-time coming demolition of the structure at 620 W. 6th Street. Mayor Shawn Brandon and Superintendent Todd Watson notified Coun-cil that the structure was down on the ground and Fire Chief Steve Ward advised that the rubble would be burned on Thursday, Dec. 7, in compliance with new State ordinances regarding the burning of condemned structures.

Be Pro, Be Proud visits Rector High School

Rector High School has invested resources and capital in the Carrer and Technical path to post-secondary education. Career Counselor Kathy Fowler interacts with students across the high school grade levels regarding potential careers in the technical field, but is heavily involved with the junior and senior classes.

Happy Holiday Without Overspending

Can you have happy holidays without overspending? Yes, you can!America Saves (save@americasaves.org) has some tips that can help. Saving during the holidays doesn’t just mean saving by bargain shopping.

New at the library

The following materials are now available at the Rector Public Library. GRAPHIC NOVEL Who is the man in the air? : Michael Jordan – Gabe Soria JUVENILE NON FICTION What was D-Day? – Patricia Brennan Demuth What was Ellis Island – Patricia Brennan Demuth What is climate change? – Gail Herman What is Juneteenth? – Kirsti Jewel TheAmerican Revolution – Kate Messner The Titanic – Kate Messner From garden to pickle – Penelope S Nelson From seed to jam – Penelope S Nelson From vine to pizza – Penelope S Nelson From flower to honey – Penelope S Nelson From wheat to bread – Penelope S Nelson From cow to cheese – Penelope S Nelson NON FICTION A harvest of innocence: the untold story of the West Memphis Three murder case – Dan Stidham The reason I jump: the inner voice of a thirteen-yearold boy with autism – Naoki Higashida Unmasking autism: discovering the new faces of neurodiversity – Devon Price, PhD The Parent’s guide to raising a child with autism: understanding and overcoming the challenges of parenting an autistic child – Lily Ireland Reunion: leadership and the longing to belong – Jerry Colonna The restless wave: good times, just causes, great fights, and other appreciations – John McCain FICTION After the storm – Laura Pavlov The coworker – Freida McFadden The inmate – Freida McFadden The wife upstairs: a novel – Freida McFadden The surrogate mother: a novel – Freida McFadden Maybe next time: a novel – Cesca Major Unnatural death – Patricia Cornwell Alex Cross must die – James Patterson Inheritance – Nora Roberts The ball at Versailles: a novel – Danielle Steel JUVENILE BIOGRAPHY Who is Ruth Bader Ginsburg? – Patricia Brennan Demuth LP WESTERN The Scavengers: a Death & Texas Western – William W Johnstone BIOGRAPHY Thicker than water: a memoir – Kerry Washington WESTERN Catfish Charie – William W Johnstone Large Print Inspirational A winter by the sea – Julie Klassen WESTERN PAPERBACK Dark Night of the Mountain Man – William W.

Never have I ever….

A challenge that circulated through the party game circuit asked, “What have you seen lately that you’ve never seen before?” Well, I’ve got an answer for you, and it is a doozie. Never had I seen the Rector Cougars play football in such inclement weather.

Cougars bring home the championship

Dateline: Friday, December 1, 2023. 6:00 p.m. 5th Street, Rector, AR When Rector High School Cougar fans read the full Facebook stream about the Nov. 30 Championship game at Little Rock’s War Memorial Stadium and found that, indeed, Rector Cougars were bringing home a State Championship in football, it was the focus of conversations throughout town. Accolades for players, coaches, cheerleaders, recollections of the monsoon- like rains the fans and cheerleaders experienced, smiles and pride showed on faces as they started the day.