These are good times for young people who want to attend college, Magnolia High School students learned Tuesday. Bob Burns, chairman of the Arkansas Higher Education Coordinating Board, told the annual Magnolia Scholars Banquet that the value of a college scholarship will mean almost a million dollars more in personal income within a graduate’s lifetime. “It is a tremendous advantage to you to continue your education that you’ve started here,” Burns said. Burns is also chairman and chief executive officer of Farmers Bank & Trust of Magnolia. “There are a lot of scholarships available to go ...