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Breaking News
Smith steps down as Conway football coach
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There will soon be a new head coach for the Conway High football team. After 18 years of service, Kenny Smith will step aside to accept other responsibilities in the Conway Public School District, according to school officials.

Smith finished his tenure with a 129-75 (63.2 percent) record with the Wampus Cats. He had coached in Conway for 25 years in all and won six conference championships, as well as played in the 1993 Class AAAAA state title game.

"No one bleeds Wampus Cat Blue any more than Coach Smith," Conway superintendent Greg Murry Said. "Our district and our community appreciate all that he has done to bring pride to our football program. We wish him the very best as he begins a new chapter in his professional career." The Cats have had their rough times in recent seasons, including a 2-8 record this past season. Conway, which has not made the state playoffs since 2006, also went 3-7 in 2007.

Murry said the district will immediately begin the process of finding a replacement for Smith.




Murder victim's remains identified


The woman whose remains were found last month in a wooded area in a Jacksonville industrial park has been identified.

Lt. Matt Rice of the Faulkner County Sheriff's Office said Sandra Givens, 32, was identified through dental records. The White County resident was reported missing by her mother when she disappeared Oct. 6, 2007, Rice said. Givens' next of kin has been notified that a positive identification has been made, Rice said.

George Alan Smith, 33, was arrested and charged with capitol murder after an investigation by the sheriff's office, Jacksonville Police Department and Arkansas State Police led to information allegedly tying him to the remains.

Information from an unnamed informant led police to the crime scene off Cory Drive. Investigators also recovered the murder weapons used on the victim based on the informant's tips at a separate location from where the body was found.

Faulkner County Sheriff Karl Byrd said last month items found at the crime scene and the remains themselves matched "a very vivid description" given by the informant.

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(Staff writer Rachel Parker Dickerson can be reached by e-mail at rachel.dickerson@thecabin.net or by phone at 505-1277. Send us your news at www.thecabin.net/submit)

 

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