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278 Near McGehee Closed between Tillar & McGehee

April 11th, 2017 by

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Mainline Health Job Opportunities

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Local Al-Anon Meetings Tuesdays At 5:30pm

April 11th, 2017 by

Al-Anon meets on Tuesday evenings at 5:30 pm at 1st Presbyterian Church, 821 N. Main, Monticello.

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Local Lady Meets Hacksaw Jim Duggan

April 10th, 2017 by

Sue Burgess (Ms. MLive) attended a CWA wrestling event in North Little Rock, Saturday evening,

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$248,507 Monthly Lottery Ticket Sales, per MEDC

April 10th, 2017 by

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MEDC Director’s Report – Video

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2017-18 Monticello Junior Billies Cheerleaders

April 9th, 2017 by

2017-18 Monticello Junior Billies Cheerleaders

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MMS East Veterans Project

April 8th, 2017 by

MMS EAST student, Camry Burnett is shown interviewing Retired Brigadier General and House Representative LeAnne Burch on Wednesday.

Burch shared her story of 30 years of military service as part of the MMS Art Dept/ MMS EAST Veteran’s Appreciation Project.

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JA of Monticello Celebrates National Junior Auxiliary Week

April 7th, 2017 by

Royal Readers is one of the 14 charitable services rendered by JA of Monticello where every child in grades K-3 are given a book.

One of several of JA’s donors, All Occasions Flowers and Gifts, helping make service projects possible.

This week JA of Monticello is celebrating National Junior Auxiliary Week and would like to take a moment to thank Drew County, corporate sponsors, and local businesses for their support and contributions throughout the year that go toward funding service projects that help better the lives of the children of Drew County.

The National Junior Auxiliary slogan is “Care Today-Character Tomorrow”, and Junior Auxiliary of Monticello truly appreciates everything that’s done to help them hold true to that slogan.

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PB Brothers get $50,000/$30,000 Bond for Commercial Burglary & Gun Thefts

April 7th, 2017 by

2 brothers from Pine Bluff were brought to Drew County for 1st appearance hearings in front of District Judge Bruce Anderson, Thursday.

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UAM Spring Update, with Coach Hud Jackson – Video

April 7th, 2017 by

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Custom Truck Spee-D-Lube – UAM Discount

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Give Commercial Bank An Opportunity To Be Of Service To You!

April 7th, 2017 by

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OTR Driver Needed

April 7th, 2017 by

OTR Driver position available. Good pay and benefits.

Home most weekends. Clean late model equipment.

If interested, call Troy 870-723-3197.

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Update on PF Mays vs. City of Monticello & MEDC – Videos

April 6th, 2017 by

Local attorney, Cliff Gibson, updated the MEDC (Monticello Economic Development Commission) on the status of a pending lawsuit, brought by PF Mays & Associates against the city and its mayor and council members, last year.