Reviewing the headlines for the latter half of 2014 recalls several events that happened in the community including celebrations and news. The annual Mule Jump was canceled for the first time in its two and a half decade history.
July 2
Here ya' go
Alumni to gather
Saving the city money; with an ear to the ground, men find water leaks
Park plans discussed
Environmental assessment planned
Reflections of the past
July 9
Three file for School Board seat
Light duty
Promoting a neighborly spirit
Time for lunch
Charter member to be grand marshal
July 16
Century-old store building returned home
Miss Coan crowned
Harris named president at Community First
Paper honored with 1st
Helping students succeed
July 23
Starting early
Council sets base salary for mayor's seat
Hydrants tested
Celebrating God's Pantry
Races set for Saturday
Civic Clubs: Lions Club
July 30
Passing it on/Wreck resurrects memories of good Samaritan's own accident
Race for Sight
School Board Candidates
Auto shop offering mechanical, tire service
Civic Clubs: Beta Alpha
Aug. 6
Mission work begins at home
Exceeding expectations
School Board candidates speak
Turkey shoot set, cooks needed
Civic Clubs: Granny's Quilts of Love
Aug. 13
Planners table alcohol permit for Dollar General
Happy canoe, happy boy
McNiel found guilty again
Deadline looms for city seats
Thomas arrested for drugs
City Council agenda
Civic Clubs: 55 and Over Club
Aug. 20
Out of control
Few races contested
Be aware; be safe
Planners approve Tobin's plan
Cooperative exchange
Civic Clubs: NWA Wx Watch
Easley promoted
Aug. 27
Freedom of speech practiced; People differ in beliefs
Going, going ... gone!
Caught red-handed
Ready, set, go!
Sept. 3
Brightening futures
Hutchinson tours PRMBA
Granny's girl in remission
Football drives volunteers
Civic Clubs: New Meadowbrook Home Extension Club
Sept. 10
More teachers hired; bids too high
Balancing 'Macaroni'
Pea Ridge School Board election is Tuesday
Cold Shower
Planning Commission approves rezone
Sept. 17
Sixth annual D.A.S.H. to Remember set
Thankful for emergency personnel
Yoga works wonders
Circus fun
Drives closed
Sept. 24
Sampson's giant tomatoes
Graduation comes home
Man arrested for thefts
City to extend sewer
Choosing Success
Oct. 1
Twelve Corners' rich past feted
Business and college partners tour PRMBA
Chad's Beverage seeks one-day opening
Oct. 8
School buys land
Who jumps what?
Taking aim
Veterans Day parade, ceremony planned
Be an angel -- adopt an angel
Wreck causes power outage
Giving to the community
Oct. 15
Three seek mayor's seat
Practice makes perfect
Boys band together with pink bracelets to fight cancer
Mule Jump canceled
Planners table permits
Oct. 22
Wreck explosive/Collision draws help
Seat contested
Two seek Garfield City Council seat
Family business roots strong for 55 years
Three seek mayor's seat in Garfield
Oct. 29
Fire consumes home, does not destroy family
Man shot four times
It's a grand day
Gateway asks for 1 cent
Both candidates want to serve
Queen crowned
Nov. 5
Career event offers students a look at their possible futures
Lauding veterans
Casting his first vote
Be aware
School officials buy land
Nov. 12
Giving honor to veterans
Police Chief to retire
Wielding hammers instead of shovels
Incumbents unseated
Students give back
Nov. 19
City budget's $6 million for 2015
Miss Rodeo Arkansas
Making futures bright/Family gives inheritance to community
Gibby creates McDonnell in bronze
What's in a name?
Nov. 26
Bronze foundry birth place of McDonnell statue
Working together to help others
Council OKs more positions at Fire Department
Art displayed
Dec. 3
Happy Thanksgiving
Public input wanted/Park access evaluated
Education paradigm changing
Diary records Pea Ridge battle
Dec. 10
Mr. and Miss Avoca in parade
Russells arrested for recent thefts
Planners OK request
Winning cheer
Doing it for Mrs. Ruthie/Chief Ledbetter changes roles
Christmas card donations top $7,000
Dec. 17
'I pledge allegiance'
Water woes short-lives
'Bible Ladies' acclaimed in new book
Park Open House slated
Students serve
Dec. 24
'A caroling we go...'
Pre-kindergarten option is viable
Merry Christmas
County eyes waste disposal costs
General News on 01/07/2015