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Officials have opened the gates at the Grenada Lake Spillway to lower water levels to the normal seasonal level of 193 feet. Officials said that if weather cooperates, the levels will be back to normal seasonal levels before the summer. Staff Photo / Leann McCoy

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Lake over summer level
2/5/2010
Officials hopeful all beaches can be opened
Fire at KFC
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LeClair stays on board by default
1/29/2010
Election date change takes school officials by surprise

Fire at Georgia-Pacific
1/29/2010
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Opinions 2010
 
 
Eliminate Duplications
2/5/2010
State Could Also Save Money By Cutting Duplicate Classes
AN EDITORIAL
Mergers Good
2/5/2010
State Must Save Money, School Consolidation Needed
AN EDITORIAL
Small businesses need real help
2/2/2010
ONE MORE TIME
A comment by Joe Lee III

Last call for Bill’s bar
2/2/2010
Commentary by Arnold Dyre
Haitian disaster gives us chance to do right thing
2/2/2010
Commentary by Charles Latham
Competition
1/29/2010
Battle for New Development
Is Tough All Across U.S.
AN EDITORIAL
Appreciates doctor’s care
1/29/2010
A LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Simple solution for complicated issue
1/26/2010
ONE MORE TIME
A comment by Joe Lee III

   
Death Notices
 
 
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Funeral Notices
 
 
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Obituaries 2010
 
 
February 8, 2010
John Henry Hitt
February 5, 2010
Norval Douglas Chapuis Jr.
Maria Vargas Enriquez
Sylvester Farmer
Mary Belle Collins Fisher
Thomas Wayne Hutchens
Cecile Pernell Jeffreys
Myrtle Lawrence
Lillie Bernice McKinney
James Newcomb
Charles Nash Nichols
Zona Belle Dover Waldrip
Frankie Lee Walls
   
Grenada Lake
 
 
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