Signs, signs, everywhere a sign. However, that could change if the Cabot City Council adopts the sign committee’s recommendations giving the code officer added muscle to reduce clutter and remove unsightly, unmaintained or abandoned signs.

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LITTLE ROCK — The first in a series of regional conferences organized by the National Academy of Sciences wrapped up Tuesday at the Clinton presidential library, with business leaders highlighting a variety of innovations and new business possibilities.

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The beavers in central Lonoke County have proved that old clich/, “busy as a beaver,” has some truth to it. The beavers have built dams and blocked the drainage of a large portion of the area.

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LITTLE ROCK — With the April 1 start date looming, the Census Bureau is taking steps to protect people’s private information.

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March 13 — Cabot Community Theatre will hold a meeting for potential volunteers at 9 a.m. Positions available include: ushers, stagehands, directors, sound and lighting technicians and actors. Volunteers also are needed to help with dinner theater productions. Call 501-941-2266 for more information.

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Pulaski County Coroner Garland Camper said his office is waiting on microscopic tests from the state’s crime lab to determine the cause of death of 5-month-old Alexa Carter, 13111 B Cemetery Road, Cabot. She is the daughter of Kimberly Carter, Camper said.

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LITTLE ROCK — Lonoke County received $72,360.52 in turnback funds during 2009, according to Commissioner of State Lands Mark Wilcox. These funds represent funding generated from the redemption and sale of tax delinquent property during 2008.

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Longtime Ward alderman Marrice Jackson tendered his resignation from the Ward 1 Position 2 seat on the city council during the March 8 meeting. His last act as council member was to move to adjourn.

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Below is a condensed version of Cabot Mayor Eddie Joe Williams’ State of the City address he delivered at the City Council meeting Feb. 15.

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Few of those who stood by the Hawkins family during their 15-year-old son Dakota’s battle with a rare blood cancer will forget the March 3, 2006, blog entry.

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