Fulton police waiting to learn cause, manner of missing woman s death
Fulton police are searching for clues and information surrounding the death of Deborah Evans-Bell.
Posted: Apr 1, 2021 6:57 PM
Posted By: Chelsea Brown
FULTON, Miss. (WTVA) - Fulton police are searching for clues and information surrounding the death of Deborah Evans-Bell.
She disappeared in February 2016.
The former house of Deborah Evans-Bell in Fulton, Mississippi. Photo Date: April 1, 2021
Deborah Evans-Bell
At the time, police said she had traveled to Memphis, Tennessee, for a doctor s visit but hadn t been seen since returning home.
Investigators at the time said she had used a transportation service to make the trip.
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Tuesday, March 2, 2021
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The Eureka Springs City Council is showing support for a proposal to add sidewalks and bike paths to Pivot Rock Road and East Mountain Street.
Council member LauraJo Smole presented the proposal at the councils most recent meeting, on Monday, Feb. 22. Smole suggested appointing a committee including planning commission members to conduct a feasibility study. From there, Smole said, the committee would present its findings to the council. Smole also suggested including a representative from the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission on the committee. There s possibilities that they have some monies we might be able to access, Smole said.
Thursday, February 25, 2021
The Eureka Springs City Council is showing support for a proposal to add sidewalks and bike paths to Pivot Rock Road and East Mountain Street.
On Monday night, council member LauraJo Smole presented the proposal. Smole suggested appointing a committee including planning commission members to conduct a feasibility study. From there, Smole said, the committee would present its findings to the council. Smole also suggested including a representative from the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission on the committee. There s possibilities that they have some monies we might be able to access, Smole said.
Mayor Butch Berry said the CAPC can t spend money on bikes and paths. Smole asked if it would be OK if the paths connected the hotels and restaurants and Berry said no.