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When my oldest grandson entered his pre-teen years, and tried out attitudes, I told his mother (my daughter) that if he got testy with me I intended to wash his mouth out with soap. That's what my grandmother did when I got sassy. My daughter said absolutely not, which was an indication that I must be old school.

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Bella Vista Community Church, 75 E. Lancashire Blvd., is an evangelical interdenominational church. Adult or teen Bible Fellowship classes are held Sundays at 9 a.m. with worship service at 10 a.m.

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Pine Bluff, circa 1905: This view looked north down a dirt Main Street toward the Jefferson County Courthouse. The Merrill Institute to the right opened in 1890 and housed the local YMCA. It was funded by the estate of Joseph Merrill who left money for the building. For more on the building see the next two features. Card courtesy of Paul Perdue of Cedar Hill, Texas.

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DEAR JANET: In replacing shrubbery after the tornado that hit Northwest Arkansas, I bought about 20 small boxwoods. They seemed to winter well after planting last spring and looked good after the late freeze this spring. But in May branches began to die.

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Arkansas probably won't have a pretty fall this year -- the drought has already defoliated many trees, turning green to brown.

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