Westside Eagle-Observer - 2020-05-13

• Crose honored with birthday parade
• Accident near Decatur injures three, sends another to hospital
• Seniors receive signs of the time
• Football coach hired in Gentry
• Expanded trial run for Italian food in Decatur
• Gravette woman accused of raping teenage boy
• We are all housed, fed and prayed over
• Perhaps it’s time for a civics lesson
• ‘Hallowed be Your name’
• Celebratin­g National Hospital Week May 10-16
• ‘Constituti­on above pay grade,’ say offending governors
• Gravette Farmers Market set to open May 23
• WEHCO to get U.S. loan funding
• Tips for dealing with stress during the pandemic
• Gravette High senior discusses future
• Gravette receives $5,000 grant from National League of Cities
• Crawdad up a tree
• Benton County opens facilities, urges use of online resources
• Minimizing health risks in water systems
• Text alert system to provide timely virus updates
• Crystal Lake becomes nursery for geese
• Sites screen for covid-19
• NWA school chiefs seek answers related to opening schools
• John Brown University explores opening for fall
• Commission approves SWEPCO wind project
• HOMETOWN EVENTS
• Proper dietary planning helps ensure senior health

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