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Westside Eagle-Observer, 02 Septembre 2026

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Friends of Lib­rary hosts Once Upon a Crime gala

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ArticleCity coun­cil rejects 2 rezon­ing pro­pos­als

GRAVETTE — Mem­bers of the Gravette City Coun­cil, at their reg­u­lar meet­ing Tues­day, Aug. 25, rejec­ted ordin­ances that would have rezoned prop­er­ties in the city. Both pro­pos­als had been the sub­ject of repeated dis­cus­sion at both coun­cil...

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