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August 6, 2008 / Front Page

Celebrating Heroes

Vigil honors fallen heroes

Glenn Williams said after his son died while fighting a house fire for the Noonday Volunteer Fire Department he began to see the true meaning of a volunteer. More...

Volunteers fight fires for life

Meredith Mohr Bullard Banner News

Another minute and Patrick Bower's house was going to be completely engulfed in the licking flames spilling into his property and over his house from his neighbor's burn pile. More...

Bullard water restrictions continue

Bullard resident Derek Dyess has been watering his grass after 9 p.m. to follow water restrictions placed in city limits after Bullard officials had similar fears as Whitehouse. More...

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Wine stomp

Photo by Jim Epperson Kiepersol Winery held it annual wine stomo last weekend. More...

Bullard Elementary School, Bullard Intermediate School, and Bullard Middle School School Supply lists *Head Start, Pre-K, Kindergarten and First Grade school supply lists are available at the Administration Building of the Bullard Primary School. More...

Next Budget meeting set for Aug. 11

The city of Bullard is able to free up some money in the general fund after property and sales taxes increase over the last three years. More...

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Opinion

A Slate To Revive The Senate

David S. Broder Washington Post

Senators are great glad-handers, not just with their constituents but with each other. Every time a vote is called, they mill around in front of the rostrum, grabbing hands and shoulders or patting each other's backs. More...

To the Editor:

Retreats to the Cascades, far from the lowly masses in Bullard, and memberships to the elite Eagles Bluff Country Club that taxpayers can't afford. My, My, haven't we become cosmopolitan. More...

Thrown Off the Bus

Howard Kurtz Washington Post Staff Writer

KANSAS CITY-- While the traveling press corps was shipped off to a barbecue restaurant here, John McCain charmed his way through an interview with a local TV reporter. More...

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Three options loom in mayor decision

Jim Epperson Bullard Banner News

In words spoken by a city official, the mayoral contest could get "dicey." Former mayor A.W. Hines left office early on Aug. 1. His regular term ends in May. Hines said he was moving out of Bullard to be close to his family. More...

Ballpark theft still under investigation

Bullard Baseball Association offers reward

M. D. 'Doc' Smith Bullard Banner Sports Editor

The Bullard Baseball Association is offering a $100.00 reward to anyone with information leading to charges against whoever has broken into The Bullard Baseball Association concession stand twice this summer. More...