GLENWOOD USPS 220-180 93Rd Year • Issue 12

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75¢ HERALDServing Glenwood, Arkansas & the Diamond Lakes since 1926 SEE US ONLINE: www.SWARKANSASNEWS.COM AND www.facebook.com/glenwood herald Ouachita Hills Academy and College teaches self reliance, hard work and caring for community with practical hands on experience By Mike Wallace One of the first and very basic ideas They have three green houses for growing the green house is for agricultural projects by the students. AMITY - The basic tenets on how was for the Ouachita Hills Academy was items they eat. One is heated so they can have year Clark stated every student going through their sys- to live a solid, productive life are to become as self sufficient as possible for round production. One is not heated and has season- tem takes at least one agri class for their individual learned from your family, your school the 23 beginning students. Clark said they al items for spring through fall growing. The third projects. and your religion. purchased a used bread making machine See Ouachita, page 8 Ouachita Hills Academy and Col- which is now about 40 years old. lege, which sits on 420 acres about “It works well, and we make bread four miles south of Amity stretching most every day,” stated Clark. out along the Antoine River, seeks to As more students from around the world re-enforce those tenets learned from have come to the Academy, and eventually your family through their educational the College, expansion is a steady, on go- system. ing program. They have constructed dor- The Academy portion of their edu- mitories for the girls and boys in the Acad- cational system enrolls ninth grade emy portion, and can adequately house 20 through senior level students. boys and 20 girls. According to Amity dentist Dr. “We can accept about five more of Chester Clark, the Academy presently each,” continued Clark. has 33 enrolled, with the college level The two dorms look strikingly similar having 40 students. from the outside, are located about 140 to A tour of the facility with Dr. Clark 150 yards apart, and are close to the caf- was held on Friday morning, March eteria. 16, 2018. The cafeteria feeds the high school and Instructor Stephanie Fox assists a student in her high school English class at the Ouachita The idea for a learning facility be- college students three meals per day and Hills Academy. With 33 students in grades 9-12 attending class in the mornings, and 40 gan with Dr. Chester and Harriet Clark all are fed at the same time. more doing college level work in the afternoons, the class rooms at the Academy are con- in 1988 in their Amity home with four They make every effort to grow their stantly busy. photo by Mike Wallace students and two teachers. As the stu- own food which provides fresh vegetables, dent numbers began to expand past bread, and other items, as well as what can the capacity of their home, the Clarks be used to make a huge variety of meals - started looking for land in a rural set- such as tomato juice for pasta dishes. ting in 1993. Dr. Clark said the cafeteria area could They were able to purchase 381 be expanded along one wall moving it out acres from Pauline Westerfeldt and about 30 feet when more space is required. began planning where the buildings The school does purchase some canned would be situated. items, such as some types of beans, but The first structure to be completed large gardens provide much of what they was the cafeteria with class rooms in need. An extensive canning program cuts the basement. outside purchase costs. Apology Extended - In the last issue of the Glenwood Herald, the editor incorrectly attributed the caption under two pictures to the wrong local organization. We called the group of students The Ouachita Hills Academy girls dormitory has rooms for the students upstairs with who came to the Senior Adult center as being from First Step. it guest rooms on the right bottom and living space for the adult supervisor on the left. The should have said Head Start. Our apology to both organizations. boys dorm is located about 150 yards away facing the administrative building and is simi- Mike Wallace, Editor lar n construction to the girls dormitory. photo by Mike Wallace Centerpoint School Board accepts resignations, reassigns personnel and approves expulsion request at March 12 regular meeting By Mike Wallace recommendation to expel the student. Dale The next item was the purchase of a school The Board accepted the resignation of James ROSBORO - Centerpoint School District’s Sutton seconded the motion, and it passed bus. The Board authorized Breshears to pay up Walden as teacher - bus driver effective March Board of Directors met in a closed session unanimously. to $70,000 for a bus. This is part of the regu- 16, 2018. This passed unanimously. thirty minutes before the regularly scheduled The Board then went on to regular business. lar cycle of student transportation vehicles to A motion was then made to reassign Jen- monthly meeting to consider a recommenda- They approved the minutes of the February 12 ensure the students are carried by the best ve- nifer Hill to the position of half time Assis- tion by Superintendent Dan Breshears to expel meeting, and then the financial statement for hicles the district can find. tant Elementary Principal and half time Title a student for the remainder of the 2017-2018 the prior month. The board went into another executive ses- I teacher for the 2018-2019 school year. This term for two violations of district policy. The After Superintendent Breshears, Penny sion which lasted about 16 minutes. They had also passed unanimously. names of the students are not stated due to pri- Smothers and Nic Mounts presented items some personnel resignations and reassign- The contract of Penny Smothers was then vacy issues. from their Celebrate Success program, the ments to consider. revised to a 12 month one for the 2018-2019 The School Board went into an executive Board considered the proposal of Health Spe- The Board then accepted the retirement res- school year as Centerpoint Elementary Princi- session for 16 minutes. Upon returning to an cial Risk Insurance presented to them. ignation of Assistant Principal Rodney Whit- pal. This passed unanimously. open session, board member Nan Kirksey They approved it on a motion from Sutton field effective at the end of the 2017-2018 At 6:40 pm, the Board adjourned. made the motion to accept the superintendent’s and second by Kirksey. term. This was accepted unanimously. Ethan “Lil Skinny” Kuntz and The Roosters to open for Hannah Blaylock at Caddo River Festival April 28 at 4:00 The Caddo River Festival Committee has gained some pretty significant atten- audiences of the great John Bonham of Led Zepplin. perform in this rockin’ bluesy power trio. announced that Ethan "Lil'Skinny" Kuntz tion and sold in Europe and North With a musician dad, Peyton was influenced early on The three have combined to form just that - a rock- and the Roosters will be the opening act on America. In between, Shipp worked by ZZ Top’s Frank Beard. Watching Mr. Beard from ing power trio band, LIL’SKINNY & THE ROOST- Saturday, April 28 at 4:00 p.m. Kuntz and on several projects and world tours backstage certainly influenced this young man to play ERS. Roosterboy Michael Shipp hopes to continue his band will open for Hannah Blaylock (for- with Billy Bob projects, and was an drums. Actor/Musician/ Billy Bob Thornton said, “I working with the two young guns in this band and merly of Eden's Edge) who is scheduled to original member of Thornton’s cur- don’t know how a kid this age can play so well. In- says that performing live with them is certainly an take the stage at 7:00 p.m. that night. rent band, The Boxmasters, which stinct has to be the answer.” Other influences have enjoyable task. Ethan (Lil' Skinny) Kuntz is eighteen began in 2007. In 2012, Shipp and included many classic rockers, all the way to Buddy So be sure to make it out to the Festival on Sat- (18) years old and is a guitar prodigy from Thornton co-produced Shipp’s most Rich. It is not possible to watch young Peyton Shipp urday, April 28, in Glenwood, Arkansas. Bring your Murfreesboro, Arkansas. He will bring his current CD, Crow Loudly at Thorn- perform in concert without appreciating his amazing lawn chair. Sit back and enjoy free entertainment soulful sound of Southern Rock and Blues to ton’s Los Angeles Studio, The Cave, talent well beyond his years. As the drummer for LIL' brought to you by the Glenwood Chamber of Com- Downtown Glenwood! Ethan was featured that once had belonged to Slash, of SKINNY & THE ROOSTERS, Peyton is excited to merce and Caddo River Festival. on Season 15 of American Idol and earned Guns & Roses fame. Crow Loudly a trip to Hollywood. Since airing on Idol, included several Shipp originals and Lil'Skinny has been busy performing all over a few cover tunes Shipp and Thorn- the southern states bringing his love of Texas ton chose from a list of influential Blues, Southern Rock and his own mix of artists they loved. The sessions in- originals to the stage! Ethan has been called cluded a Who’s Who of guest artists a young Jonny Lang and the next John May- on various songs including Thornton er. You're not gonna want to miss this up and throughout on drums and backing coming artist! vocals, ZZ Top’s Dusty Hill, Ricky Ethan will be joined by him Michael Medlocke from Lynyrd Skynyrd, Pat (Roosterboy) Shipp who is known as a "Mu- Travers and several other rockers. sician's Musician". Shipp is a veteran guitar Both of Shipp’s CDs combined have slinger with both Arkansas and Texas roots. sold in 30+ countries worldwide and He has worked with many great musicians have had critical acclaim from re- and Hall of Fame artists in the studio and on viewers throughout the USA. stage. A longtime friend of actor/musician/ Shipp's son, Peyton, will accom- producer Billy Bob Thornton, Shipp and pany Shipp and Kuntz at Caddo Riv- Thornton have worked on several projects er Festival. Peyton "Lil' P Shipp" is together spanning nearly forty(40) years. In phenomenal drummer and certainly 2003, Shipp released a solo CD, "Adventures can steal a show. At only fourteen of Roosterboy". The Independent release (14) years of age, Peyton Shipp is turning the heads of many professional drummers several times his age. A comment often heard is “he plays like an old soul”, reminding Page 2 • Glenwood Herald • Thursday, March 22, 2018

Centerpoint High School ninth grade CBA students recently took the Microsoft Office Spe- certified students are : Vasti Hernandez, Sierra Cates, Vivian Angeles, Wade Dove, Monica Her- cialist Exam. The students pictured, certified in Excel 2016 and now possess an industry-recog- ring, Christian Miller, Ashlyn Gullett, Emily Balliette, Kalea Tweedle, Dylan Holcombe, Rachel nized certification that can be put on their resumes, when they apply for jobs in the future. The Forsythe, and Brenda Salas-Venegas (not pictured). Centerpoint Elementary 3rd 9 weeks Honor Roll First Grade All A’s Andrew Bateman, Riley Brewer, Olen Coffman, Kailey Davis, Gracie Dearing, Kyra Fatherree, Elizabeth Flowers, Gracie Mack, Emilee McGhee, Abigail Mitchell, Charles Parish, Mallori Rich- ardson, Brenlee Sims, Isabelle Wallace First Grade A&B’s Brantlee Acevedo, Jordyn Anderson, Mikaela Anderson, Kade Arnold, Addilee Ditgen, Ben Gil- laspy, Damien Hayes, Natalie Hernandez, Lane Holcombe, Wade Hoover, Cayden Kuykendall, Vivienne Lee, Dyanna McDaniel, Blake Montgomery, Derek Morales, Eduardo Ortiz, Erik Perez, Andi Plyler, Payton Poehls, Nicholas Shurley, Cayden Symonds, Jayden Tyrrell, Yoni Vasquez, Kane Vaughn, Zackery Vaughn, Cole Yin, Brilynn Young Second Grade All A’s Alexa Adams, Chloe Arnold, Isaac Avila, Zachary Boyett, Ryan Carpenter, Darwin Contreras, Aaron Lacy, Isaac Lee, Laci Mitchell, Sara Morales, Casen Morvant, Marisol Ortiz, Preslee Rich- ardson, Addison Stenrodden, Bella Young, Madeline Young Second Grade A’s & B’s Zaiden Allen, Cali Beth Archer, Rylee Bean, Shiloh Burton, Mallory Caldwell, Keaton Canals, Jimena Cervellon, Allyson Fant, Haven Flores, Kassidy Forrest, Caddo Gilmore, Lindze Green, Abbie Gullett, Joe Hale, Kenslee Johns, Blane Long, Josue Medina, Eunice Monsivais, Noelle Null, Emanuel Ortega, Melisa Rubio, Hallie Siegfried, Madison Sigman, Rafe Singleton, Kaydence Smith, Alyssa Spurlin, McKinley Tankersley, Will Tedder, Baylee Ward, Bentley Wilt, Jaedean Wright Third Grade All A’s Glenwood Christian School is proud to announce it's 3rd Quarter Honor Roll. Pictured are Kin- Nadia Angeles, Katherine Galvan, Jenna Gullett, Roselynn Kelley, Duncan McAnally, Jace Rice, dergarteners: Jadyn Chambers and Faith Carlson (both all A's), not pictured is Cambri Cogburn. Landon Wornick First Graders: Caselyn Vaughn (all A's) and Andrew Vandermeid. 2nd Graders: Avery Davis (all Third Grade A’s & B’s A's), Adi Hilton and Chloe Waggoner. 3rd Graders: Brookie McGrew (all A's), Haylee Bean and Rylyn Bardwell, Peytan Chambers, Zoe Cox, Berkley Dixon, Kaleb Dove, Marlee Egleston, Ashlanne Davis. And 5th Graders: SerahBeth McGrew (all A's) and Hope Hargrove. 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Contact © Kubota Tractor Corporation, 2018 870-342-5374 Tax Season New Customers get 50% off last year's tax prep fee ending soon! Call us for professional tax return preparation and we’ll help you find maximum deductions. Jason Lenderman, CPA #2 Caddo Crossing Suite A Glenwood 870-356-2410 Etna J. Wright West Glenwood Herald • Thursday, March 22, 2018 • Page 3 Obituaries Etna J. Wright West, age 77, of Glenwood, passed away on COMMUNITY Saturday, March 17, 2018. Patricia June Street She was born on September 2, 1940, in Glenwood, the ANNOUNCEMENTS daughter of Myrkle Wright and Gladys Black Wright. On Sep- FORT WORTH, TEXAS tember 3, 1957, she was married to the love of her life, Jimmie Community Prayer Box at Local Church - Patricia June Street, 78, West. She was preceded in death by her parents; and one sister, Glenwood United Methodist Church at 403 East Broadway passed away Thursday, March Elice Lopez. in Glenwood now has a Community Prayer Box. All are wel- 8, 2018, in Fort Worth. She was a faithful and dedi- come to write down their prayer requests and put them in the Celebration of Pat Street’s cated member of Bethel Mis- prayer mail box attached to our sign. Members of the church life: 10:30 a.m. Saturday, sionary Baptist Church. In her will pray for those requests each week. You may put in a re- March 17, 2018, at The Pavil- earlier years she worked as a quest anonymously or include your contact information and ion at 5601 Twin Lane, West- beautician, and later worked someone will get back to you. This is for our entire com- worth Village, Texas 76114. for several years as a secretary munity (and those passing through) and is not limited to those Pat was born June 1, 1939, for the Pulaski County Special who attend our church. Please let us pray for you! the daughter of Clifton and School District until her retire- Ophelia Babbitt. A native of Celebrate Recovery at Grace ment. Etna was a wonderful Kirby, Ark., Pat moved to Fort Baptist church wife, mother, grandmother, Worth where she began her We all suffer from a hurt, habit or hang-up of some form. great-grandmother, sister and career in the banking industry Everyone can benefit from Celebrate Recovery. Every Monday friend, and will be deeply in 1960 working until her retirement in 1993. meet at Grace Baptist Church at 519 Highway US 70 (next to missed by all who knew and She was preceded in death by her parents; sister, Maxine the Rest Area) in Glenwood. Meals at 5:30 p.m., Large group at loved her. Horn; and husband, The Honorable John G. Street, Jr. 6:00 p.m., Open Share at 7:00 p.m. Check us out on Facebook She is survived by her loving husband of 60 years, Jimmie Survivors: Her Loving Family and Friends at: Grace Baptist Celebrate Recovery. Please come, grow West of Glenwood; one daughter, Diane West of Glenwood; with us and allow God to work in your life! four sons and one daughter-in-law, Donnie and Joyce West of Pauline Pennington Norman, James West and Kevin West, both of Glenwood and Glenwood nazarene Church Yard Sale Pauline Pennington, age 90, Billy West of Mount Ida; her granddaughter, Shonda West of yard Sale by donations something for everyone inside of Hot Springs, died Monday, Hot Springs; three great-grandchildren, Kayson West, Dalton the gym, Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Saturdays 7:30 a.m. - 2 March 19, 2018. Barrett and Colton Barrett; two sisters and brothers-in-law, p.m.. Donations will go towards funding Heaven’s Gate/ She was born on September Clarice and Ray Connell of Glenwood and Linda and Bobby Hell’s Flames. 9, 1927 in New Mexico, the Driggers of Royal; three brothers and sisters-in-law, Robert and GET YOUR MCCPA SEASON PASSES NOW daughter of Orbie William Brenda Wright, Ernie and Linda Wright and Jimmy and Carole There's still time to get your MCCPA season passes for the Vaughn and Oda Jester Vaughn. Wright, all of Glenwood; Josh Duncan, of Glenwood, who she 2018 season. They're $18 each or 2 for $30. Each pass ad- On June 6, 1945, she married helped raise as her own son; numerous nieces, nephews and mits one adult to all three shows. To get yours, call Mary Gail C.L. Carnish Pennington who extended family members; and a host of wonderful and loving Cook at 479-216-4030 or contact us on Facebook. Our line up preceded her in death on March friends. is Death & Taxes; Hee Haw; & Charles Dickens' A Christmas 11, 2018. She was preceded Services will be held at 10:00 AM, Thursday, March 22, Carol. in death by her parents; two 2018, in the Bethel Missionary Baptist Church with Bro. Keith brothers, Clyde Vaughn and Shewbart and Bro. Curtis Abernathy officiating. EASTER BREAKFAST AT NORMAN FBC Norman First Baptist Church will be eating breakfast Eas- Dewitt Vaughn; and three Visitation will be held Wednesday evening, 6:00 PM until ter Morning at 9:30 am, an Egg hunt for all the young folks at sisters, Myrtle Grant, Martha 8:00 PM, at the church. Brown and Linda Senn. Interment will be in the Mount Tabor Cemetery under the 10:30, Church service at 11:00 am. Hope everyone will come Pauline attended Malvern First Assembly of God and was direction of Davis-Smith Funeral Home, Glenwood. and join us on this Bless day and remember why we celebrate a homemaker. She worked for many years alongside her hus- Pallbearers will be Josh Duncan, Walt Connell, Stephen Easter. band in most of his professional ventures. She also worked for Wright, Shawn Wright, Paul Baker, Eddie Herring and Kevin BENEFIT ACCOUNT SET UP Curtis Mathes Television in Benton and National Rejectors in Stevens. A benefit account has been set for Paul Doster to offset medi- Hot Springs. Pauline always made sure that her children and Honorary pallbearers will be Dr. Matthew Hulsey and the cal expenses for a life saving operation. Please make donations family came first. nurses and staff of Glenwood Family Medicine and Dubby Lo- to Chambers Bank, P.O. Box 38, Amity, AR 71921. She is survived by one son and daughter-in-law, Vic and pez. Reba Pennington; one daughter and son-in-law, Debbie and In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in memory of GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE INVITATION Dale Clem, all of Hot Springs; three grandchildren; Shannon Etna to the Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, P.O. Box 315, On Friday, March 30, at 6:30 pm, Glenwood United Method- Pennington, Chase and Jenni Clem, Cory Clem (Nikki Skriva- Glenwood, Arkansas 71943. ist Church will host a Community Good Friday Service featur- nos); two great-grandchildren, Josh Brown and Jake Brown; Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. ing scripture reading, hymns, special music and dance. All are numerous nieces, nephews and a host of wonderful friends. invited to this special service as we remember the suffering and Services will be held at 2:00 PM, Saturday, March 24, 2018 death of our Savior. Our resurrection celebration will take place in the Mount Tabor Community Church, Glenwood, with Rev. James Eugene Parton on Sunday, April 1. Come worship with us as we celebrate our Jimmy Bobo officiating. James Eugene Parton, age 86, of Glenwood, passed away on Risen Savior! Interment will be in Mount Tabor Cemetery under the direc- Sunday, March 18, 2018. He was born on December 6, 1931, in Glenwood, the son JACK AND JEANNE SELLERS MEMORIAL tion of Davis-Smith Funeral Home, Hot Springs. SCHOLARSHIP and MOUNT IDA FIRST UNITED Visitation will be held from 6:00 PM until 8:00 PM, Friday of Bivens James Parton and Carrie Mattie Stroope Parton. On January 22, 1955, he was married to the love of his life, Florene METHODIST CHURCH SCHOLARSHIP evening, at the funeral home. Are both administered by the Mount Ida First United Meth- Pallbearers will be Shannon Pennington, Chase Clem, Cory Bardwell. He was a U.S. Army veteran., odist Church. Applications have been sent to Mt. Ida, Caddo Clem, Troy Senn, Josh Brown and Jake Brown. Hills, and Oden High School counselors for distribution to Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. He is survived by his wife, Florene Parton of Glenwood; three sons Bart Parton of Glenwood, Brent Parton of Texarkana, graduating seniors. Earlier graduates of these 3 schools may ob- and Brock Parton of Glenwood; seven grandchildren, twelve tain applications by calling the church office (870-867-3213). Joyce Ann Thornton Horn great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandson. Students now attending college are eligible, and former recipi- Joyce Ann Thornton Horn, age 69, of Newhope, passed away Services will be held at 10:00 AM, Wednesday, March 21, ents may reapply. FIRM deadline is April 10. on Monday, March 19, 2018. 2018, in the Davis-Smith Funeral Home Chapel, Glenwood. She was born on July 17, 1948, in Nashville, the daughter of YOUTH DAY SET FOR ALAMO MBC Visitation will be held Tuesday evening, 5:00 PM until 7:00 Alamo Missionary Baptist Church is having a youth day . We Delbert Thornton and Effie Golden Thornton. PM, at the funeral home. will have singing,games , and food. Everyone is invited. It will She is survived by her husband, Doyle “Boots” Horn of Ne- Interment will be in the County Line Cemetery. be March 24th starts @ 2 pm. At Alamo church for info. call whope; her children, Kevin Thornton of Langley, Tana Gwalt- Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. Michelle @ 870-308-0452 or look us up on Facebook. ney of Huntsville, Alabama, Brooks Horn of Bella Vista and Lorie Horn of Henderson, Nevada; six grandchildren; four Pyoultr Producers Fee Due great-grandchildren; one brother, J. B. Thornton of Indiana; one Betty Lou Mingarelli The Pike County Conservation District would like to remind sister, Bonnie of Huntington, Indiana;. Betty Lou Mingarelli, age 84, of Glenwood, passed away on all poultry producers that their annual registration is now due - Services will be held at 2:00 PM, Thursday, March 22, 2018, Thursday, March 15, 2018, at her home. January through March 31. The fee is $10, and you can register in the Davis-Smith Funeral Home Chapel, Glenwood with Bro. She was born on November 16, 1933, in Mooreland, Okla- at the Pike County office at 131 N. Kelley Street in Murfrees- Ron Parker officiating. homa, the daughter of Harold John Wilson and Eleanor May boro. Arkansas law requires Poultry Feeding Operations with Visitation will be held Wednesday, 6:00 PM until 8:00 PM. McNaught Wilson. She was preceded in death by her husband, 2,500 or more poultry housed to register. Failure to register will Interment will be in the Oak Grove Cemetery. Dominick Mingarelli. result in penalties. Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. She is survived by two sons, Carl Green of Glenwood and Terry and Jane Green of El Dorado; one daughter, Melanie ROCK CREEK HUNTING CLUB MEETING Hudson of Council Hill, Oklahoma; 11 grandchildren; 26 great- The Rock Creek Hunting Club will hold its spring meeting Charles Ray Thornton grandchildren; 8 great-great-grandchildren; one brother, Mike on Monday, April 2nd, at 7:00 p.m. at the new Centerpoint El- Charles Ray Thornton, age 74, of Athens, passed away at his Wilson of Topeka, Kansas; two sisters, Jan Montgomery of ementary cafeteria. Membership fees are due at this time. home on Friday, March 16, 2018. Hugo, Oklahoma and Ruth Ann Malm of Austin, Texas. He was born on March 17, 1943, in Athens, the son of Del- Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Davis- More community announcements on page 2 bert C. Thornton and Effie B. Golden Thornton. Smith Funeral Home, Glenwood. He was a U.S. Army veteran. Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. He is survived by his brother, J. B. Thornton of Indiana; two Card of Thanks sisters Bonnie of Huntington, Indiana and Joyce Horn of Ne- The family of Jeff Billy Deaton would like to ex- whope. press our appreciation and sincere thanks to every- Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Davis- one who provided support and prayers during the Smith Funeral Home, Glenwood. loss of our loved one. We appreciate all the flowers, Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. Glenwood Herald cards, food and visits. A special thank you to Rhett Rogers for his heroic 870 - 356 - 2111 • Fax: 870 - 356 - 4400 efforts to provide assistance to Bill. Thank you and God Bless to our community for the News: [email protected] outpouring of love and kindness during our time of Glenwood Herald Advertising: [email protected] need. 870.356. 2111 Clara Deaton & Family EARTHLINK INTERNET HIGH SPEED INTERNET Direct Hire Program in Stuttgart, AR Enjoy big-time Internet speeds without spending big bucks!

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4-H Team Leadership winners... From the left are Ashley Terry, Megan Rowton, Andy Jackson, Baylie Clay, Maria Eatmon

Scholarship named in honor of longtime 4-H leader Avonne Petty — Will be awarded to graduating seniors, or perhaps juniors and seniors in college, with no restrictions on where they choose to go to school, 4-year universities, community college or vo-tech. 2018 winners were Ashley Terry and Maria Eatmon ($1,000 each), pictured along with Ruth Clay, whose family endowed the scholarship, and Avonne Petty.

Members of the Year...(L to R): Andy Jackson (advanced), Malaya Graham (intermediate), Gra- cie Davis (cloverbud), Megan Rowton (intermediate), Ashley Terry (advanced), Autumn Whitten (beginner) and Go-Getter of the year Eryk Coleman. Not pictured is Cayden Ballard (cloverbud) and Jackson Pannell (beginner).

Adult Leaders in 4-H... (L to R): Renita Jackson, Robin Gray, Amanda Goodwin, Brenda Eat- mon, Leslie Allmon, Barbara Clay, Linda Vaughn, Megan Bonner and Susan Whitten

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God Loves You. Abundant Faith Ministries Bethel Missionary Life Change Happens Here John 8:12 - Then spake Jesus again unto them saying, Baptist Church 606 Tennessee Street • Glenwood I am the light of the world: he that followeth me shall Sun. School 10 a.m. • Worship 11 a.m. Worship Service 10:30 a.m. not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life. Sun. night 5:00 • Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Romans 10:13 - For whosoever shall call Reaching the Generations upon the name of the Lord shall be saved Pastor Keith Shewbert Pastor Richard Mohlenhoff (870) 356-9090 Daisy United Methodist Glenwood Grace Baptist Church Church First Baptist Church 519 Hwy 70 East • Glenwood Sundays 9:00 a.m. Sunday School 9 a.m. • Worship 10:15 a.m. Sunday School - 9 a.m. Sun. night 6 p.m. • Wed. night 6 p.m. Worship Service - 10 a.m. Come as you are and join us for coffee Sunday Night - 6 p.m. 356-3133 • 904 Hwy. 70 W and fellowship starting at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday Night - 6 p.m. Rev. Dr. Glen Gaboury, Pastor Hwy 70, Daisy, AR. Pastor Erby Burgess Pastor James Owens

Glenwood United Methodist Church Ouachita Mountain Sun. School: 10:00 • Worship: 11:00 Spring Water Co. Rev. Dr. Glen Gaboury, Pastor /glenwoodarumc 1-800-664-3881 403 E. Broadway Glenwood, AR 870-356-2791 356-4795 Glenwood, AR • (870) 356-3196 A Historic Church with a Timeless Message! By Steve Ellison God Loves You [email protected] God loves you. That’s not because he has not believed in eye. Psalms 35:27 declares new news to you. You have the name of the only begotten God’s benevolence toward STATE CAPITOL heard that before. You have Son of God.” (NASU) Have His children, “And let them heard that God created every- you ever stopped to let it soak say continually, "The Lord be WEEK IN REVIEW thing and cares for His cre- in that this really means you magnified, Who delights in By Senator Larry Teague • www.arkansas.gov/senate/ ation. However, very seldom personally? He loves you if the prosperity of His servant.” do we stop to think that God you have accepted His Son (NASU) Isaiah 62 proclaims The legislature completed its special session the complexity and financial importance of the loves each one of us as indi- and His gift of everlasting life that God rejoices over you after addressing all of the issues on its agenda. bill, it is likely that the legislature will have to viduals. He desires to have with Him in a place called as the bridegroom rejoices The bill that garnered the most attention will tweak it during the 2019 regular session. a personal, intimate relation- heaven. He still loves you over the bride. Let me quote require pharmacy benefit managers (PBM) to Consumers will benefit from the new law ship with YOU. He loves even if you have rejected His Zephaniah 3:15-17 for you, be licensed by the state Insurance Department. because it prohibits pharmacy benefits manag- you! Yes, you!! Forget about Son. However, He does not “The LORD has taken away Pharmacy benefit managers negotiate con- ers from writing gag rules into their contracts all the rotten things you have override your decision. God His judgments against you, tracts between health insurance companies and with pharmacists. That means pharmacists will done; forget about the good will not bring you to heaven He has cleared away your en- local pharmacies. Since the beginning of the be able to advise customers on how to pur- things you have neglected to unless you choose to trust emies. The King of Israel, the year, local pharmacists have been hit hard by chase alternative prescriptions that are equally do. Forget your successes, Him. If your heart’s desire is LORD, is in your midst; You reduced reimbursements from the managers. effective but not as expensive. your failures, your faithful- not to allow His Son to move will fear disaster no more. In Neighborhood pharmacists testified at leg- According to the National Conference of ness, your faithlessness, ev- in with you here and now, that day it will be said to Je- islative hearings that in some cases they were State Legislatures, six states already prohibit erything. He knows it all, but God will not force that on you rusalem: "Do not be afraid, O not even getting paid enough to cover the cost gag clauses in contracts between pharmacies that does not influence His in the future. You choose to Zion; Do not let your hands of filling prescriptions. and PBMs, and Arkansas was one of 20 states decision to love you with a be part of His family or you fall limp. The LORD your Legislators were concerned by reports that considering a prohibition of them. When the perfect and abiding love. He choose not to be part of His God is in your midst, A vic- pharmacy benefit managers reimbursed inde- new Arkansas law regulating PBMs takes ef- knows everything about you family. You choose your eter- torious warrior. He will exult pendent pharmacists at a lower rate than they fect in September, we will become the first and still He loves you. Yes, nal destination. 1 Timothy over you with joy, He will be reimbursed drugstores with which they had a state in the country to regulate them. YOU! 2:3-6 tells us that God desires quiet in His love, He will re- corporate affiliation. That practice is not al- Also during the special session, the legisla- You have heard that God that every person be saved joice over you with shouts of lowed, under Act 900 of 2015, and enforce- ture enacted a law clarifying the legal proce- sent His Son to die for the and that Jesus gave Himself joy.” (NASU) ment of the prohibition will be strengthened by dure for contract disputes in which the parties whole world. John 3:16-18 as a ransom for every person. If you have admitted your passage of the legislation requiring pharmacy have waived the right to a jury trial. Questions declares, “For God so loved But there is an extra-spe- sin, turned from that sin, and benefit managers to be licensed. rose last year after a state Supreme Court rul- the world, that He gave His cial love reserved for those trusted Christ as your Lord: Opponents of the legislation pointed out that ing. only begotten Son, that who- who place their trust in Him. God has taken away His judg- pharmacy benefits managers are hired to con- The legislature tightened up the language ever believes in Him shall Don’t believe that? May I re- ments against YOU; He has trol inflation of the price of prescription drugs. in current environmental regulations to relieve not perish, but have eternal mind you of some things He cleared away YOUR enemies; By negotiating volume discounts for health in- the concerns of farmers, especially those with life. For God did not send the wrote to you? Psalm 17 de- He is in YOUR midst; He ex- surance companies, they help to hold down the large hog and cattle operations. The bill limits Son into the world to judge clares that you are the apple ults over YOU; He rejoices cost of premiums. the ability of third parties to delay the granting the world, but that the world of His eye and that you reside over YOU with shouts of Opponents also said the bill amounted to of permits by the Department of Environmen- might be saved through Him. in the shadow of His wings. joy!!!!!! …… don’t ever for- interference by the government into business tal Quality. He who believes in Him is not Zechariah 2 says that any- get that. transactions carried out between private sector Also, a new law will expand tax breaks for judged; he who does not be- one who touches God’s child companies. A spokesman for pharmacy ben- families that have set up 529 college savings lieve has been judged already, touches the apple of God’s efits managers told the Senate Insurance and accounts. Those deductions had been avail- Commerce Committee that the costs of phar- able to parents who drew from the accounts to By Karroll Morphew maceuticals accounts for 22 percent of the cost pay tuition at college, and now they will be al- Bonnerdale News of insurance premiums. lowed for tuition payments for children attend- The Senate passed the measure by a 30-to- ing private or religious schools in kindergarten A belated happy birthday to Shelly Melton, March 11, Jacob Wright, and son Jonathan Mor- 2 vote. Veteran senators predicted that due to through twelfth grade. phew, March 16. A belated happy anniversary to Terry and Tammy Diggs, March 18, and Brad and Carla Ru- dolph, March 19. Etna Wright West, 77, of Glenwood, passed away Saturday, March 17, 2018. She was the And a happy birthday to Karli Grace Daniels and Shane Abernathy, March 22, Dr. Steve Rob- daughter of Myrkle and Gladys Black Wright of the Mt. Tabor community. Funeral services will bins, March 23, Jessica Yarbrough, March 24, Raliegh Hansen, March 25, and Elizabeth Rob- be at 10 AM, Thursday, March 22, 2018 in the Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, with burial in bins, March 28. the Mt. Tabor Cemetery. Our condolences to her husband Jim and the rest of their family. And a happy anniversary to Joel, Jr. and Billie Wright, March 24. We have six grandchildren, and of right now we have one grandson, Seth Jordan, walking on Carnish Pennington, 93, of Hot Springs, passed away Sunday, March 11, 2018. He was the air. He was notified this past week that he has been accepted by the USAF Academy in Colorado son of Marvin and Ophelia Pennington. He and many aunts, uncles, and other family members Springs, Colorado. He has done all he knew to do for the past couple of years preparing and hop- were all residents of the Grant’s Chapel, Bonnerdale, Cross Roads area many years ago. Funeral ing that he would be accepted. He will graduate from Lufkin High School (Texas) this May, and services were held at 10 AM, Thursday, March 15, 2018, in the Mt. Tabor Community Church. will report for school/training/duty June 28, 2018. He thinks this is exactly what he wants, and I Burial was in the Mt. Tabor Cemetery. hope it is for there is no turning back now. I understand that Carnish’s wife, the former Pauline Vaughn, is in Hospice care. Please re- Thought for the week: “I was taught to respect my elders, but it keeps getting harder to find member this family in your prayers as they face another loss soon. one”. See you next week. 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She gave up four earned runs on 17 hits and four strike outs. P.O. Box 605 Centerpoint v Mount Ida Mount Ida, AR DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY 71957 Mount Ida v Caddo Hills [email protected] DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY CENTERPOINT - The Mount Ida Lady Lions had [email protected] to battle from behind twice to claim a hard fought 5-4 MOUNT IDA - The Mount Ida Lady Lions keep their unbeaten streak victory over 3A Centerpoint. going with a 17-2 victory over the Caddo Hills Lady Indians. The Centerpoint Lady Knights were the first to Caddo Hills opened the game with a lead off hit by Rachel Dumont. score, crossing the plate twice in the bottom half of the She would advance to third base, but was left stranded, ending the inning WELDING • OIL CHANGES • TIRE SERVICE • third inning. Jackie Flores and Jade Vavra both scored with the game still scoreless. SMALL ENGINE REPAIR • BRAKES on a wild pitch with the bases loaded to give the Lady Mount Ida exploded for 13 runs in the first inning with Addison Black, Knights the lead. Isabella Thew, Braelynne Bates and Mallory Carr all scoring twice in the Mount Ida cut the Lady Knight lead to one in the top bottom half of the inning. of the fourth when Mallory Carr scored on a single by In the second inning Taylor Allen reached base on an error, but was Skylar Holden, and they took the lead in the top of the unable to get a run for the Lady Indians. Thew and Bates would score in Phone: 870-342-5113 • 870-223-1153 fifth with runs by Braelynne Bates and Madison Smith. the bottom half of the inning on an error and Madison Smith also scored •870-223-2620 Addison Black would score a run in the top of the to give the Lady Lions a 16 run lead. Mesa Miller scored the final Mount sixth to increase the Lady Lion lead to two before Cen- Ida run on a fielder’s choice. DETAILING BY terpoint tied things up at four with runs by Kaydra Fox Caddo Hills was able to get on the board in the top of the third with and Lexi Diggs. runs by Bethany Young and Rachel Dumont, but Mount Ida was able to APPOINTMENT ONLY!!! Mesa Miller led off the top of the second with a dou- Call: 870-828-1583 hold on for the win. ble to shallow center field. Miller advanced to third on Addison Black got the start for the Lady Lions, recording one hit and a wild pitch and scored on an error to give the Lady two strike outs in one inning of play. Isabella Thew pitched two innings, Lions a one run lead with three outs standing between giving up two hits, one earned run with one strike out and one walk. TEST ADMINISTRATORS NEEDED! them and the win. To administer state required student exams Gacie Wisner was the pitcher for Caddo Hills. She gave up nine hits Sadie Killip led off for the Lady Knights with a and seven earned runs while walking seven. for 1st - 11th graders on the following dates: single, but Mount Ida was able to retire the next three February 26th - 27th & April 16th - 27th AR CERTIFIED TEACHERS ONLY. Pike County Fair Bass Tournament set for March 24 Email [email protected] with copy of license & LAKE GREESON -- The 15th annual Pike County For more information on the tournament, contact Jack- resume for more information. Fair Bass Tournament has been scheduled for March 24. ie Bowen at (870) 356-9172 or Melynda Bryant at (870) The event will be held at SWAHA Lodge on Lake 828-0255. Greeson, with a start time of 7 a.m. and weigh in at 3 p.m. Entries fees will be $40 per person and can be mailed The six bass limit tournament will feature guaranteed to the Pike County Fair Board, P.O. Box 497, Glenwood, prizes of $1,500 for first, $600 for second, $400 for third AR 71943. Other required information for entry is shirt 2016 TAHOE LT and a big bass prize of $250. size, phone contact number and address. Fully Loaded Excellent Condition Pike County 4-H offers rabies vaccinations first week of April PIKE COUNTY -- The Pike County Antoine City Hall from 3:15-3:45 p.m., from 1-1:25 p.m., at Cooley’s Store from 29K Miles 4-H will be offering the annual rabies at the Pisgah Community Center from 1:40-2:10 p.m., at the Pike City Commu- clinic the first week in April for $10 per 4:15-4:45 p.m., and in Delight, at the nity Center from 2:30-2:45 p.m. before $45,000 vaccination. City Park, from 5:15-6 p.m. finishing again in Murfreesboro at the old On Saturday, April 7, Dr. Wright of Tuesday, April 3, Harding will make hospital from 3:15-4:30 p.m. Wright’s Veterinary Clinic in Glenwood, stops at the Langley Fire Department A portion of the proceeds will be do- Call 501-425-2345 will hold a session at his office in Glen- from 2-2:30 p.m., Newhope Post Office nated to Pike County 4-H. Other vacci- wood from 12:30-2:30 p.m. from 2:45-3 p.m. and at Kirby’s Bethe- nations and wormer will be available in On Monday, April 2, Dr. Bonnie Hard- lem Baptist Church from 3:45-4:15 p.m. limited supply. ing will be available in Murfreesboro at Finally, on Friday, April 6, Harding the old hospital from 1:30-2:30 p.m., at will be at the Nathan Fire Department GROW Act strengthens conservation programs Lyons, Neb. - Late last week, Iowa’s Sens. Joni Ernst (R- servation buffers within continuous CRP, and maintains an em- IA) and Chuck Grassley (R-IA) as well as Sens. Sherrod Brown phasis on water quality under EQIP in support of farmers who FOR SALE FOR (D-OH) and Bob Casey Jr. (D-PA) introduced the Give our Re- steward natural resources for future generations,” Johnson said.

sources the Opportunity to Work, or GROW, Act (S. 2557). “We thank Sens. Ernst and Grassley for demonstrating such The act would maintain funding and acreage levels for the strong support for farmers in the stewardship of their land.” SPRING OPEN farm bill’s three largest conservation programs: the Conserva- The Center for Rural Affairs also supports a similar bill, tion Stewardship Program (CSP), Environmental Quality In- Strengthening Our Investment in Land (SOIL) Stewardship Act EQUIPMENT AUCTION centives Program (EQIP), and Conservation Reserve Program of 2018 (H.R. 5188), introduced in the House last week by Rep. SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 2018 @ 9:00 AM (CRP). Tim Walz (D-MN). “The GROW Act demonstrates clear support for our nation’s County Fairgrounds, 1308 Collie Road, Malvern, AR. farmers to strengthen conservation efforts across the landscape,” 33rdAnnual It’s time to look around and see what you need to sell. This is the said Anna Johnson, policy associate with the Center for Rural auction where you the public can come to buy or sell. We want your Affairs. “At a time when building healthy soils and protecting equipment, tractors, backhoes, dozers, trucks, cars, farm equipment of water quality are of utmost importance, any cuts to these con- Governor Conway Days all kinds, construction tools and equipment, RVs, camping trailers and boats. We will have buyers looking for just about everything. No servation programs would weaken farmers’ ability to preserve Arts & Cra� s Fes� val household items. these important natural resources.” March 30th & 31st Johnson said the GROW Act provides avenues for farmers to NEW Check-in Times: MONDAY-THURSDAY (March 26-29) from 8 to 5, and FRIDAY (March 30) from 8 to NOON. Absolutely no items access higher levels of conservation. Parade | Car Show | Bass Tournament | Baked Goods consigned after NOON on Friday. Loading tractor will be there for “Some of the exciting proposals in the bill are that it incentiv- Arts, Cra� s & Collec� bles Show | Children’s Toys & Games larger items. The auction will be held inside the security fence at the fairgrounds. izes cover crops under CSP, increases set-aside funds for con- Family Fun for Everyone! Bradley, Arkansas | 870-894-3935 See website for terms, photos and list of some items. We will post Cain Auctions This ad paid for with a combina� on of state funds and private regional associa� on funds. items consigned daily. There is no telling what will show up at this auction.Subscribe 12th Annual AR. LIC. #372 DONALDSON, AR. to your501-384-5352 OR 888-384-4484 WWW.STAFFORDAUCTION.COM Spring Auction email: [email protected] Local newspaperDAVID STAFFORD - AUCTIONEER/BROKER Thursday, April 5, 2018 We’re the herald; a messenger 1900 Taylor Loop Road | Searcy, AR 72143 for the community as a whole - Glenwood Herald Don’t miss out this is going to be a huge auction! We start accepting equipment on Monday, March 26th @ 8:00 am bring your items early! Established in 1926! Glenwood, Kirby, Roseboro, Amity, Dozers, Backhoes, Excavators, $25 per year for Local Area Motorgraders, Forklifts, Wheel Loaders, Caddo Gap, Bonnerdale and all our $15 for 6 months Skidsteers, Dirt Compactors, Trenchers, Aerial Lifts,Tractors, Truck Tractors, surrounding area. $45 per Out of Area and Out of Dump Trucks, Trailers, Service Trucks, State Subscribers - $25 for 6 months Automobiles, ATV’s, Golf Carts, Drug Seized Vehicles & Tools Mail your check to : Joey Cain, Lic. #2041 Glenwood Herald P.O. Box 137 | McCrory, AR 72101 Glenwood Herald Phone: (501) 258-5518 | Email: [email protected] P.O. Box 1130 www.lynncain.com 870-356-2111 • Fax 870-356-4400 For more information on the equipment, Glenwood, AR. 71943 please visit lynncain.com. Page 8 • Glenwood Herald • Thursday, March 22, 2018 AG LESLIE RUTLEDGE VISITS PIKE COUNTY OFFICIALS From the Murfreesboro Diamond MURFREESBORO -- Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge last week met with Pike County dignitaries as part of her yearly roundtable discussions with each of the 75 Arkansas counties. Murfreesboro Mayor Rodney Fagan, who attended the meeting, said that it was an open discussion forum to allow local leaders to ask questions. He said most of the county elected officials for Pike County were also invited to the meeting, along with a Farm Bureau representative, Jane Fugitt of the Murfreesboro Chamber of Commerce and Roger Featherston, Superintendent of South Pike County Schools. “She just opened it up to question and answer,” said Fagan, noting that some of the topics included robo calls, for which Rutledge indicated there are things in the works to stop them, especially those with local prefixes. “With the electronic capabilities that are in place today, phones will have the ability to kick out those calls,” he said. Also discussed was an opioid lawsuit that was backed by many of the munici- palities through the Arkansas Municipal League in the state that will help address the epidemic as well as school security in the wake of the recent Florida school shooting and local schools’ ability to enact measures to help protect themselves. Additionally the prescription drug reimbursement issues that are currently plaguing local small-town pharmacies was discussed, and Fagan said that stories of such stores outside of Fred’s or Wal-Mart were feeling the pinch by drug pro- viders and insurance companies was becoming common. A special session of the Arkansas Legislature has been called to discuss the matter further. “We thank her for coming and giving the leaders of the city and county the ability to ask questions about these various topics,” said Fagan. “She is very person- able, and she ate lunch in town afterwards .. she doesn’t have to do any of this, but people aren’t going to go to Little Rock to ask these questions.” Fagan laughed and said Rutledge opened the meeting the same way she always did, stating that any questions were allowed outside her age and weight. “One of those she said you could Google, the other one she said if we got it, she Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge pictured with Murfreesboro Mayor Rodney Fagan (left) and would say it was fake news.” Pike County Judge Dewight Mack. Photo by Loletia Rather

from Page 1 tiguous acres in an “L” shaped pattern, with 50 more acres back dents, they enter into programs around the country or around Ouachita, down Mountain Road where the Ouachita Healthy Living facil- the world to enhance their education in their chosen field. They The college students have their own dorms. The young men ity is just now open. The Antoine River makes up one boundary. could practice teach in another school, assist a pastor in his or have a new dormitory with two to a room and share a bath room The hay fields are mowed by a contractor. A few bales are left at her work at a church or community, or enter into a business as with the two in the next room. The center of the structure is the Academy for compost purposes. an apprentice. open for studying, meetings and relaxing. The non-profit school is under Ouachita Ministries, Inc., Part of the study curriculum can include vehicle repair and The young women have a new dorm in the beginnings of the stated Clark. maintenance with a certified instructor, and a wood working construction stage. It will overlook a large pond, named Lake The school is expanding is auditorium space with an addition shop where students can learn to recycle material, make chairs, Harriet, next to three new homes for teachers and support staff. on the end of the administration and class room portion of the doors, tables and any sort of furniture you may need. They are They are almost finished. school. currently making the doors which will be used in the new au- Dr. Clark said there eventually be as many as ten new houses The high school students use the class rooms in the morning, ditorium. around the campus for teachers and staff. and the college students use them in the afternoons. The high school and college students pay tuition to attend, Clark stated on the tour that the Academy and College are “The present auditorium seats about 300 people with the stated Clark. “Most students come from 7th Day Adventist back gradually selling off the mobile homes they initially used for all camera and lighting equipment. We are constructing a new one grounds, but it is not required to become a student.” types of study and residences. They have two left. which will seat 400, and turn the present one into more class The Ouachita Hills Academy and College provides a quality The Ouachita Hills Academy and College now has 420 con- room space. Our programs and out reach are broadcast from education for the students, a modern and up to date facility in here to 7th Day Adventist facilities world wide,” continued Dr. which to teach and to learn, and exposes the students to people Clark. from around the earth with their different customs. It also em- The college level studies offers classes in elementary edu- phasizes what they have in common regardless from where they cation, secondary education, pastoral ministry and Christian originate. Bread slicer... business management. In the senior year of the college stu- The Ouachita Hills Academy cafeteria staff, with students assisting, make fresh bread as needed, slice and package it for the high school and college students. Photo by Mike Wallace

Heated Greenhouse...Ouachita Hills Academy maintains three greenhouses on their Vintage acreage. One is heated to provide fresh vegetables year round, one is not heated for sea- sonal crops, and one is used by the students for their projects. Each student is required to Camper take one agriculture class before graduation. Photo by Mike Wallace Exhibition on Saturday, April 28th It's Round-up Time! 8:00 a.m. Ages 18 months - 6th Grade in Glenwood. (Please call if interested in 7th - 12th grades) Come early We’re rounding up the kids & we need you! Friday night We'd like to invite you & your parents and join in the Sunday, April 8nd Pike County Election Commissioners Cleta Cooper and parade. from 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. John Benjamin draw for ballot positions for state offices at the Contact:www. glenwoodarkansaschamber. It's going to be fun! Pike County Clerk’s office last week. Many of the local county com candidates were on hand to draw their own positions. The next This is scheduled as a come & go event. step of the election process will be logic and accuracy testing of the county’s voting machines on April 27 at 10 a.m. at the Pike Space is limited! Paid registration will hold your child's spot! County Clerk’s office in Murfreesboro. The machines' media and reports will be tested at this time before getting sent out to voting centers for the May 22 primaries. County Clerk Sandy Campbell reminds potential voters that are not currently regis- Glenwood tered to do so must complete the process by April 23 in order to participate in the May 22 primaries. Additionally, Campbell Christian School advises voters that they will have three options at the voting centers — Democratic, Republican or Non Partisan — and that 608 N. Clay St., Glenwood all candidates will not appear on the ballot of your choice. To look at the ballots before going to cast your vote, residents may 870-356-4404 visit voterview.org at the Arkansas Secretary of State’s website.