Texarkana Gazette
September 14, 2006
Religious group, city come to terms over security of street
Tony Alamo Ministries is, to say the least, a controversial group. They were recently at the center of even more controversy in their adopted hometown of Fouke, Ark.
After a bullet was fired at their church, Alamo Ministries hired a security firm to guard church property.
In: 2000-2007
Texarkana Gazette
September 13, 2006
By Jim Williamson
Residents suspicious of restriction onto street
In: 2000-2007
Texarkana Gazette
Linked from Rick Ross website
September 13, 2006
By Jim Williamson
Surrounding the Alamo Ministries –
Residents suspicious of restriction onto street
Fouke, Arkansas.—After a bullet hit one of the church windows, Tony Alamo Ministries hired a security company to watch for possible troublemakers.
In: 2000-2007
The Cabin-Net
July 17, 2006
Fouke mayor being ‘neighborly’ with town’s fire truck
FOUKE (AP) – The mayor of the southwest Arkansas town of Fouke says
using the fire truck to water the lawn of a religious ministry was
simply being neighborly.
“If you all don’t want to continue the program, let me know about it,
but I say that when it gets to where you can’t help your neighbors, then
just send men home,” Mayor Cecil Smith told Fouke City Council members
recently.
In: 2000-2007
