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Sunday, May 20, 2012
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Pet of the Week
"Precious" (05/18/12)
This week's Pet of the Week at the Blytheville Humane Society is "Precious," an adult female Italian Greyhound/Whippet mix. Precious is a sweet, calm and good girl who is cat- and kid-friendly. She is house-trained up-to-date with routine shots. For more information, call the Humane Society at 870-838-5512 or send email to humanesocietyofblytheville@hotmail.com.
Saturday's Mayfest and Friday's Music on Main were big hits with local residents. The events were sponsored by Main Street Blytheville.
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Tigers fall short in quest for championship (05/19/12)
The Armorel Tigers came up two runs short in their bid to repeat as 1A state champions Saturday afternoon. Drew Fortson and the Midland Mustangs scrapped out five runs and bested the Tigers, 5-3, at Baum Stadium in Fayettteville.
Maroon and White game held (05/18/12)
The Blytheville Chickasaws held their annual Maroon and White game Thursday night at the BHS practice field.
Tigers and Mustangs go toe-to-toe Saturday for state title (05/18/12)
In February, Armorel Tiger Ty Wagganer and Midland Mustang pitcher Drew Forsten participated in a baseball camp at Arkansas State University. Fortsen ask Wagganer how he thought his team was going to be this year. Wagganer told Fortson that the two junior hurlers would be on the mound at Baum Stadium in May as their respective squads would determine the 1A state championship...
And don't even get me started on bird poop ...
Put on your thinking caps, friends -- today I present you with some really intensely researched science. Keep in mind that in my world, science = random observations that are confirmed by the fact that I've experienced them more than once.
Vets, vet techs offer wisdom
I recently read an interesting article written by veterinarians and vet techs. I thought it might be neat to share some insider tips and cautionary tales, all of which might save time, trouble and even trauma, as they put it, for everyone in the family.
Sometimes there's just not enough press
The Blytheville Courier News prints an average of 16 pages a day, very rarely less than 14, very rarely more than 18, and the original Goss Community installed when the new Courier building was built in 1971 was big enough to run 20 pages.
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