THE NASHVILLE HH HH Preserving SouthwestNews-LEADER Arkansas’s Heritage While Leading Through the 21st Century Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 u Vol. 17, Issue 19 u 28 pages, 3 sections u 75¢ Leader ‘Two revolutions’ Board Well-known columnist describes www.swarkansasnews.com political, demographic changes Arkansans have lived through OPINION 4A By Louie Graves State officials News-Leader staff note decline The current generation of Arkansans has lived through in freshmen two revolutions, the Nash- at colleges. ville Rotary Club was told last Wednesday, Oct. 30. The speaker was Rex Nel- son, himself an Arkansan of Veterans Day many facets. He is senior editor and columnist for the Arkansas observance Democrat-Gazette, radio voice of set Monday Ouachita Baptist Tigers football, and the policy and communi- The annual Veter- Rex Nelson cations director for a former ans Day ceremony in governor. Howard County will take drive through other area cities The revolutions, he said, place Monday at the to see the difference in down- were: (1) A political revolution courthouse on North towns. that saw the state’s representa- Main Street, in front of “We have become two states tion in Washington, D.C., and in the county’s memorial within a state,” he said, and he Little Rock rotate almost com- to soldiers, sailors and predicted that the 2020 census pletely from Democratic to Re- airmen who have died in would show that as many as 50 publican; and (2) A revolution in the nation’s wars. of the state’s 75 counties would demographics -- where popula- The ceremony tradi- show a population decline. News-Leader photo/JOHN R. SCHIRMER tion and economy in a few areas tionally takes place at 11 He said that communities are greatly outstripping the rest a.m. -- the original obser- KICKER RECORDS A TACKLE. Scrapper kicker Jhonny Pioquinto should not try to land elusive of the state in growth. vance of Armistice Day scampers back to the sideline after tackling the kickoff return man 500-job factories, but instead do The first revolution, he said, or the ending of World last Friday night during Nashville’s 37-12 victory at Malvern. The things to make life better so that was mostly over. All of the War I at the 11th hour on Scrappers will host Bauxite at 7 p.m. this Friday in the final game of more Arkansans stay at home state’s constitutional offices are the 11th day of the 11th the regular season. The Class 4A state playoffs will begin Nov. 15. or come home to start fledgling held by Republicans, as are all month. enterprises that might grow. of its seats in the U.S. Senate and All veterans are invited Nelson brought a friend to House of Representatives. The to fall in ranks for the the meeting -- Dr. Tom DeBlack, Playoff implications state legislature is controlled by former Nashville resident, brief ceremony, and the Republicans. public is invited to attend. Scrapper quarterback, author He said that his former boss -- and retired college professor. abound Friday night Gov. Mike Huckabee -- and the The speaker was introduced by current governor, Asa Hutchin- Rotarian John Robert Schirmer. Holiday event By John R. Schirmer less than 12, Volarvich said. son, both tended to govern more Guests at the meeting in- to benefit OCC News-Leader staff For Nashville, the simplest sce- The Nashville Scrappers will moderately than they talked. cluded Mark Cassady who Operation Christmas nario is the best one. “If we win by host Bauxite Friday night in a game The demographic revolu- was proposed for membership; Child will benefit from the 13, we’re the 2 seed,” according to loaded with playoff implications. tion is not just movement from Johnny Wilson, Joe Kell and Gail holiday showcase at Off Volarvich. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. the southeast to northwest, Hearnsberger. the Beaten Track Satur- The Scrappers are playing a The match-up will be the last but from rural areas to towns. After the meeting, Nelson day, Nov. 9, from 9 a.m. Bauxite team that has become home game of the regular season He said was Nashville was received a tour of Nashville’s until 3 p.m. “much improved over the last 2 and will mark Senior Night for blessed, and he suggested a museums. The event will feature years,” Volarvich said. “They will Nashville. Senior players, band Arklatex vendors and be a big, physical team that wants ‘We have become two states within a state.’ members and cheerleaders will be Santa Claus. to run the football. The offen- Rotary Club guest speaker Rex Nelson, columnist introduced before the game. Food will be available. sive and defensive lines are their and sports broadcaster, discussing differences The Scrappers are 8-1 overall, Part of the proceeds strengths.” between rural areas and cities in Arkansas 5-1 in District 7-4A. Bauxite is 6-3 will go toward Operation The Miners are “well coached overall, 4-2 in conference. Christmas Child. and play extremely hard. We have “We’re excited for Senior Night. Off the Beaten Track is to make sure we limit our mistakes We’re glad to get the opportunity to located at 590 Golf Links and play solid football,” Volarvich play here,” Coach Mike Volarvich Road, Nashville. said. said. The Scrappers enter Friday Nashville, Arkadelphia and Joe night’s game off a 37-12 victory Pesticide T. Robinson are tied for first place over Malvern last week. in the district at 5-1. Bauxite lost to Arkadelphia 42-7. applicator There are at least 6 different Nashville scores an average of playoff possibilities based on the 39 points per game and allows 16 workshop outcome of Friday night’s confer- points per game. set Nov. 13 ence games, according to Volarvich. Bauxite averages 23 ppg and If all 3 teams win by at least 13 gives up 24. pesticide applicator A points, Robinson will be the 1 seed The Scrappers average 400 yards training has been sched- going into the playoffs. Nashville total offense per game, including uled for Howard County will be 2, and Arkadelphia will be 159 passing and 241 rushing. on Wednesday, Nov. 13 3, Volarvich said. Defensively, Nashville has held beginning at 10:30 a.m. That’s the simplest scenario to opponents to 232 yards per game, The training will be at UA follow. From there, things could allowing 105 yards passing and Cossatot in Nashville. become more complicated. 127 rushing. In addition to the If Arkadelphia and Robinson Bauxite’s offense has produced license fee, a $20 regis- win their games by 13 or more 310 yards per game, with 116 pass- tration fee will be charged points and Nashville wins by 12 or ing and 194 rushing. for the training. A lunch less, Arkadelphia will be 1, Robin- The defense has allowed 292 will be provided. Call the son 2 and Nashville 3. yards per game, including 196 Howard County Extension If the Scrappers lose, they’ll be rushing and 96 passing. News-Leader photo/JOHN R. SCHIRMER Office at 870-845-7517 by the 4 seed with Bauxite third. Scrapper quarterback Ty Gor- QUICK VISIT. Rex Nelson of Little Rock visits Nashville School Nov. 8 to register. There are other possibilities if District Director of Transportation and Athletics James “Bunch” Following the lunch, Robinson and Arkadelphia win by See Bauxite • Page 5A Nichols after Nelson’s Rotary Club presentation Oct. 30. a Forage Production Meeting will be con- ducted by Kenny Simon and Shane Gadberry, specialists in forage and animal science from the Howard County farm University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture, recognized by state and by Samantha Kroll, Howard County Extension Agent-Agriculture. Top- for family ownership ics to be discussed are Hay Quality, Hay Feeding exceeding 100 years Practices, Supplemental LITTLE ROCK -- Gov. of Agriculture began the Feeding, Winter Annuals, Asa Hutchinson and Ar- Century Farm program in and Electric Fencing. kansas Secretary of Agri- 2012 to highlight the contri- culture Wes Ward inducted butions of these families to Inside the News-Leader 46 Arkansas farms into the the agriculture industry as Obituaries, 2A Arkansas Century Farm well as their overall contri- Early Files, 3A Program at the State Capi- butions to our state. Opinion, 4A tol on Monday, Oct. 28. Agriculture is Arkan- Chambers Farm of How- sas’s largest industry, con- Sports, 6A-9A ard County was among tributing more than $21 bil- Trends, B those honored. At the Capi- lion to the state’s economy Classifieds, 6B tol to receive recognition annually and providing were Jerry Chambers and one in every six jobs in the his daughters, Karla Bray state. Arkansas consistently and Sandy Alexander. ranks in the top 25 nation- The Arkansas Century ally in the production of Submitted photo Farm program recognizes more than 15 agricultural AN ARKANSAS CENTURY FARM. Chambers Farm of North Howard County Arkansas farms of 10 acres commodities. was among the farms recognized for being held by the same family for at least 100 or more owned by the same “How reassuring that we years. At the presentation were, Arkansas Secretary of Agriculture Wes Ward, left, family for at least 100 years. Jerry Chambers, Gov. Asa Hutchinson, Karla Bray and Sandy Alexander. Arkansas Department See Farm • Page 5A 2A Obituaries Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Nashville News-Leader A Wedding Obituaries Couple exchange wedding vows at a resort pavilion in Mexico officiating. Interment fol- Lynda Dee (Ivey) Booth. lowed in Restland Memorial He was an 11th grade stu- Melisa Shelton Green Park Cemetery under the di- dent at Dierks High School. and Walter Daniel Turner rection of Nashville Funeral Survivors include: his exchanged wedding vows Home. The family received mom and dad, Lynda and October 19, 2019, in Merida, friends on Thursday night James Booth, of Lockesburg; Yucatan, Mexico. from 6 to 8 at the funeral his father, Kenneth Jamer- The site was a secluded home. You may send the son, Jr., of Poteau, Okla.; Pavilion surrounded by family a sympathy message brothers, Kendall Jamerson, palm trees and other foliage. to Nashville Funeral Home of Lockesburg, James Jam- It was a late afternoon on Face Book. erson, of Poteau, and Kody ceremony conducted in both Octavion A. Ceaser Nance, of Valliant, Okla.; English and Spanish with an Octavion A. Ceaser, 20, of sisters, Leiny Jamerson, of opening prayer in Mayan. Mineral Springs, died Oct. Broken Bow, Santana Jamer- The minister, Armando Guz- Lila Harrison 25, 2019. son, of Poteau, Addison Jam- man Hernandez Gonzalez, Hallmark He was born July 3, 1999 erson, of Broken Bow, Emma translated for guests attend- Lila (Harrison) Hallmark, in Texarkana, Texas. Jamerson, of Poteau, Halee ing. The minister’s wife, born Nov. 7, 1914, to Thomas He attended the Roland Eiffert, of Broken Bow, and Estella was matron of honor. and Emma (Williams) Har- Piggee Memorial Baptist Hannah Nance, of Valliant. Following the vows, rison, passed away in Nash- Church. A celebration of life ser- Walter and Melissa cut the ville, Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2019, Survivors include: his vice was held Saturday, Nov. wedding cake, a two layer at the age of 104 years, 11 mother, LaTonya S. Frank- 2, 2019, at 2 p.m. at the Brum- tres leches cake decorated months and 22 days. lin of Lockesburg, and his ley Funeral Home Chapel in with red roses and lace, and She was a member of First father, Demetrius McDonald Broken Bow, with Dudley served it to all the guests. Baptist Church in Nashville of Colorado; three brothers, Ray Slaton officiating. Burial There was a good-natured where she taught Jr Classes Dadrick, Ladarius, and Jay- followed at Broken Bow scuffle among the ladies for for 24 years. Then she taught onte of Lockesburg; and a Cemetery. the bouquet of red and white a young ladies class for sev- sister, Shan Sanders. Roy Dee Ferguson roses when it was tossed. eral years and then a Senior Visitation was from 11 Roy Dee Ferguson, 62, There was similar action Adult Ladies class. During a.m. - 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 1 of Dierks, died Thursday, from the young gentlemen these same 24 years she was at Hicks Funeral Home in Oct. 31, 2019, in Texarkana, trying to catch the bride’s a saleslady for Hunts De- Hope. Services were at 2:30 Texas. garter. The evening finished partment Store. She became p.m. Saturday, Nov. 2, 2019, He was born April 6, 1957, with tacos and dancing by a member of Terra Firma at Roland Piggee Memorial in Lubbock, Texas, the son of the pools with drinks and Club, where she learned to Baptist Church, Hwy. 27 S. Valda Jo Estes Ferguson and snacks on the tables for those appreciate all the beauties near Mineral Springs. Burial the late Billy Dee Ferguson. not dancing. of wildflowers to the beauty followed at Graves Chapel He was a rancher and was Melissa is the daugh- of the royal rose. With her Cemetery. Arrangements a member of Cross Point ter of the late Thomas and husband, Rephard’s help she by Hicks Funeral Home, Inc Cowboy Church. Mary Shelton of Salisbury, used her talents to decorate Survivors include: his North Carolina. She works in Mr. and Mrs. Walter Daniel Turner the altar and the vestibule of wife, Kathy Priest Ferguson; Parkview Health Hospital in First Baptist Church. two sons, Will and Mary Fer- Fort Wayne, Indiana. Walter for in Fort Wayne, Indiana, After a honeymoon at the Also, together, they guson of Wickes, and Monty is the son of Wallace and Lee for Shared Service Center, beach in Telchec Puerto, they worked with others to set Ferguson of Mt. Pleasant, Ann Turner of Newhope, a company that does billing will return to a home in Os- up the Nativity Scene on the Texas; three daughters, Arkansas. Walter also works for several hospitals. sian, Indiana. Court House Lawn to wel- come the Christmas season. Amanda Ferguson of De Lila was preceded in Queen, Crystal and Jeremy death by her parents and two Starkey of Homer, La., and FINANCIAL FOCUS by Josh Tice, Edward Jones Investments brothers, Clell Harrison and Marie and Johnathan Run- Alger Harrison, and a sister, nels of Dierks; three brothers, Norma Harrison. Also, a son, Gary Ferguson of Garvin, Take greater control of your 401(k) Ray Hallmark and a daugh- Okla., Johnny Ferguson of ter, Betty Featherson and her Linda Sue Benning Big Lake, Texas, and Char- If your employer offers a fault investment option. One • Matching contributions husband Jimmie Featherson, Linda Sue Benning, age lie Ferguson of Torrington, 401(k) or similar plan, you’ve common default investment – If your employer offers a and a granddaughter, Terry 64, of Mineral Springs, Ark., Wyo.; also grandchildren. got a powerful retirement- is known as a target-date 401(k) matching contribu- George. died Thursday, Oct. 31, 2019. Funeral services were at 2 savings tool at your disposal. fund, which generally in- tion, you should certainly She is survived by Linda was born Oct. 23, p.m., Sunday, Nov.r 3, 2019, And yet, how well you do cludes a mix of stocks, bonds take advantage of it. Con- 4 grandchildren, Debbie 1955, in Nashville, Ark. She at the Cross Point Cowboy with your 401(k) depends and cash instruments. Your sider this: If you employer Beene and husband Jimmy, was preceded in death by Church on Highway 278 greatly on your choices and 401(k) plan provider, or your matches 50 cents for every Richard Featherson, Roger her parents; her son, Dustin near Nashville, with Bro. actions. What steps can you human resources area, will dollar you contribute, up to 6 Featherson and wife Karen, Peters; and her brother, Har- Don Jones officiating. Burial take to maximize the benefits typically base this mix on percent of your pay, and you Rodney Featherson and wife old Hartness. followed in Sunshine Cem- of your plan? your age and projected re- contribute the full 6 percent, Heather; She is survived by: her etery under the direction of For starters, be aware that tirement date. Usually, this you would, in effect, be re- 10 great-grandchildren, daughter, Amber Roberts Wilkerson Funeral Home in your 401(k) may come with fund will grow more conser- ceiving a 3 percent pay raise Timmy Beene and wife and husband Tracy of Hot Dierks. what might be called “stan- vative over time, reflecting (50 percent of 6 percent). Brandy, Michael Beene and Springs, Ark.; two brothers, The family received dard” features, which you the need to reduce the port- That’s like a 50 percent rate of wife Janice, Eric Featherson Larry Hartness and wife friends 6-8 p.m., Saturday, should review to determine folio’s risk as you get nearer return even before you invest and wife Kelly, Katie and Susan of Mineral Springs, Nov. 2 at the funeral home their applicability to your to retirement. However, you this added money. husband Cody Boone, Anna Ark., and James Hartness in Dierks. situation. These features may not be obligated to stick Taking control of your Hornbeck and husband Si, and wife Kathy of Pratsville, Online at wilkersonfuner- include the following: with the default option. Most 401(k) in the ways described Andrea McRae and hus- Ark.; one sister, Janis Jack- alhomes.com. • Default deferral rate – 401(k) plans usually offer above can help go a long way band Marc, Ivy Weaver, and son of Nashville, Ark.; one Sam White When you take a job, your several options from which toward getting the most from Chance Weaver and wife grandchild, Dalton Peters of Sam White, 73, of Ne- employer may automatically to choose. Ideally, you’d your plan – and, as a result, Mariah, Allie Watson and Norman, Okla.; and many whope, died Friday, Nov. enroll you in the company’s want to spread your invest- may help get you closer to husband John David and Ty nieces, nephews, cousins 1, 2019. 401(k) plan and assign a ment dollars among a mix supporting the retirement Featherson. and friends all over the coun- He was born Aug. 12, “default” contribution rate of these investments to give lifestyle you’ve envisioned. She is also survived by 22 try. Linda enjoyed planting 1946, in Arkadelphia, the – the percentage of your yourself the greatest growth great-great-grandchildren, flowers, telling stories, car- son of the late Alvin Jasper salary you will put in to potential, given your risk Trenton, Trace and Tyler ing for animals, and visiting White and Bobbie Winona your 401(k). Many compa- tolerance and time horizon. Don’t Beene, Lainey Beene and with family and friends. Nance White. nies choose a default rate And always keep in mind Cassidy Beene, Cadence Linda will be greatly missed Survivors include: his of 3 percent, although, in that your 401(k) is a long- let your Jordan, Seth Allen, Lila and by everyone who knew her. wife, Brenda White of Ne- recent years, there has been term vehicle, designed to Bodie Mills, Ethan and Eli A celebration of Linda’s whope; a daughter, Stepha- a move toward higher rates, help you prepare for a retire- subscription Riggins Hornbeck, Ashley, life was at 2:00 p.m. Sat- nie Mikel of Russellville; even up to 6 percent. Unfor- ment that may be decades Lily, and Kinly McRae, Jolee urday, Nov. 2, at Central a son, Terry White of Fort tunately, too many people away. Consequently, try to expire - and Jones Watson, Ellie and Baptist Church in Mineral Smith; a sister, Mary Kirk don’t question their default discipline yourself to look Lila Featherson, Adam and Springs, Ark., with Pastor of Texarkana; also grand- rate, which could be a prob- past the inevitable short- 845-0600 Odie, and Lincoln Weaver; Ben Jones officiating. A re- children. lem, especially if it’s at the term drops in your portfolio. two great-great-great-grand- ception followed the service Services were at 10 a.m. lower end. If you want your children, Tanner and Kallie in the fellowship hall. Monday, Nov. 4, 2019, in 401(k) to ultimately provide Beene. Dalton Wade Jamerson the Davis-Smith Funeral you with as many financial Services for Mrs. Hall- Dalton Wade Jamerson, Home Chapel, Glenwood, resources as possible, you mark were Friday, Nov. 1, 16, of Lockesburg, died Mon- with Bro. Raymond Dees will likely need to contribute 2019, at 2 p.m. at First Baptist day, Oct. 28, 2019. officiating. as much as you can afford. Church in Nashville with He was born Dec. 11, Interment and Masonic So, be aware of your default Bro. Kevin Sartin, Bro David 2002, in De Queen, to Ken- rites were held at Mount Joy rate, and, if you can possibly Blase and Bro. Jimmy Dale neth Dale Jamerson, Jr., and Cemetery. afford it, increase that level. And every time your salary goes up, consider boosting your contributions. • Investment mix – When Church to mark 143rd birthday you’re automatically en- rolled in your 401(k), the Ebenezer United Methodist Church in ville. The pastor is Rev. Ellis Ray Floyd. amount you might initially Nashville will celebrate its 143rd anniver- The guest church for the event is St. Luke contribute isn’t the only sary, Sunday. CME Church of Ozan, and the speaker will “off the shelf” feature – you The event will be at 2:30 p.m. at the be St. Luke’s pastor, Rev. Anretha Walker. also might be assigned a de- church, located at 318 W. Dodson St., Nash- The public is invited.

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Nashville News-Leader Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 News 3A Public Record of Howard County Items that were filed or Holmes, 37, black male, 1519 Oct. 28. Allison Worthen recorded in the Howard Ansley, Nashville; delivery and Jennifer Kendrick, sur- County, Ark., courthouse of controlled substance, class viving heirs of Charlotte during the period of Oct. D, enhanced by proximity, Hill, deceased; to Allison 16-23, 2019, include the fol- class B. Worthen and Jennifer Ken- lowing: CR19-116, Oct. 29. State of drick; Lots 1 & 2, Block 3, Marriage Licenses Arkansas vs. Devon Goins, Ridgeway Addition, Town Oct. 24. Huston Hunter 33, white male, 102 Tenth St., of Nashville. Couch, 24, Nashville, and Mountain Pine; delivery of Heir’s Deed Maira Alejandra Martinez, controlled substance, class B. Oct. 25. Helen Icenhower, 24, Nashville. CR19-117, Oct. 29. State of sole surviving heir of Jerry Civil Court Arkansas vs. Jason Petit, 41, Icenhower, deceased; to CV19-101, Oct. 23. Portfo- white male, 708 Oak, Nash- Kenneth Icenhower; 40 ac. lio Recovery vs. Kyle Turner. ville; Battery in 2nd degree in S10 T10S R28W. Contract. upon an elderly person, Warranty Deeds CV19-102, Oct. 24. Portfo- class D. Oct. 24. Alfred Wayne lio Recovery vs. Chris Jones. CR19-118, Oct. 30. State of Chandler, et al; to Mark Aar- Contract. Arkansas vs. Lauren Helms- on Chandler, Deborah Laine Domestic derfer, 27, white female, 101 Chandler McDaniel, Kathy Relations Court Scott Lane, Mineral Springs; Maureen Chandler Smith DR19-148, Oct. 28. State theft of property, class D. and Dennis Ivey Chandler; Submitted photo of Arkansas Office of Child CR19-119, Oct. 30. State 15.701 ac. in S23 T9S R28W. SAFETY LESSON. Arkansas State Trooper Joshua Broughton listens to a Mineral Support Enforcement vs. of Arkansas vs. Edward L. Oct. 24. Dennis I. Chan- Springs ABC Preschooler during his visit to the Saratoga campus on Oct. 23. He Demetrious Herberts. Sup- Williams, 45, black male, dler and Rebecca A. Chan- and “McGruff the Crime Dog” talked to the children about Halloween safety and port. 3106 Hwy. 26 W., Nashville; dler, et al; to Alfred W. Chan- how the police keep communities safe. Criminal Court possession of controlled dler and Debra F. Chandler, CR19-111, Oct. 24. State of substance, class D. husband and wife; 10 ac. in Arkansas vs. Blake Seavers, Land Transactions S23 T9S R28W. 31, white male, 1062 Hwy. Quitclaim Deeds Oct. 24. Gary Segrest and 355 S., Nashville; theft of Oct. 30. Phyllis Redmon wife, Jan Segrest; to Adam property (firearm), class D and Barbara Jean Wilson; Swift and wife, Tabatha felony. to Phyllis Redmon, Bar- Smith; $25,000. CR19-112, Oct. 24. State bara Jean Wilson and Dawn Oct. 25. (Special) Penny- of Arkansas vs. Demarius Serigne; 2.436 ac. in S18 T9S Mac Loan Services, LLC; to Taylor, 19, black male, Ash- R27W. Terry Ray; Lot 55, Block 5, down; theft by receiving Oct. 30. Phyllis Redmon; Toland Heights Subdivision, (firearm) and possession of to Phyllis Redmon and aka 221 Bush St., Nashville. defaced firearm, both class Dawn Serigne; aggregate Oct. 25. Forbes Farm Re- Compiled by Patsy Young D felony. 7.15 ac. in S18 T9S R27W. vocable Trust; to Patsy Lites CR19-113, Oct. 24. State of Executor’s Deed and Steve Lites; Lot 24, Unit Arkansas vs. Deana Steed, Oct. 29. Kevin Smith, No. 1, Timberland Subdivi- 43, white female, 1906 Hwy. Executor of the Estate of sion. 27 S., Mineral Springs; deliv- Emma Sue Smith, deceased; Oct. 25. Billy Clarence ery of meth or cocaine, class to Kevin Smith; no property Swift and wife, Sharon An- C, terroristic threatening 1st description attached. ette Swift; to Manuel Mar- degree, class D, and a mis- Gift Deed rufo Arroyo and wife, Ma demeanor, resisting arrest. Oct. 29. Armil Zeland Animilia Torres-Marrufo; CR19-114, Oct. 24. State of Morgan, Jr., by and thru Car- Lot 4, Block 13 SRE&DC Arkansas vs. Royce Lanicek, rie Ann Smith as agent and Addition, town of Nashville. 21, white male, Mineral attorney-in-fact; to Carrie $20,500. Springs; second degree bat- Ann Smith; part of Lots 8-9, Oct. 29. Adam West and tery on law enforcement Block 54, Town of Mineral wife, Stephanie West; to Pace officer, class D. Springs. King and wife, Jodi King; CR19-115, Oct. 24. State Distributee’s property in S16 T11S R27W. of Arkansas vs. Brandon M. Quitclaim Deed $75,000. Two defendants sentenced; 13 others receive trial dates Only two defendants not guilty and one who male, Mineral Springs, has pleaded guilty and received pleaded not true. a date of Dec. 4 for pretrial sentences, last Wednesday The not true plea was motions although he was Oct. 30, in criminal court from Corey L. Stewart, 41, directed to return to court here, but many defendants black male, Nashville, who Nov. 20. He is charged with crowded the pages of the was convicted in 2015 on a second degree battery of a docket. charge of drug possession. law enforcement officer. Failure to appear war- He is facing a probation re- Deana Steed, 43, white Courtesy photo/HOWARD COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY rants were ordered for an- vocation for failure to meet female, has a date of Dec. 10 Howard County officials inspect a confiscated moonshine still, circa 1950. other pair who missed court the terms of his probation set for her trial on charges dates. on that conviction. The trial of delivery of meth, class C 125 years ago: 1894 hours early so that we may that most of the businesses On the bench for the busy will be Dec. 11, and he will felony, 1st degree terroristic On November 6 will close and take part in the would observe the holiday. regular day for criminal be represented by the public threatening, a class D felony, come the culminating act in celebration of Armistice Day. The First National Bank will court in Howard County defender. and a misdemeanor charge the political arena of 1894. Practically all businesses be closed and the post office was Judge Charles Yeargan. Blake Seavers, 31, white of resisting arrest. Voters pause on your way to in the city have signed an window will be open one Justin Lee Cooper, 21, male, 110 Rock Station Lane, A not guilty charge was the polls and think whether agreement to close at 12:00 hour from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. white male, Texarkana, Ark., faces two separate charged. also given by Edward L. you will vote for your coun- and remain closed for the (Adv.) All America thrills pleaded guilty to a class C After the second charge was Williams, 45, black male, try or whether you will vote balance of the day and after- to the flashing new ‘53 felony, delivery of a con- filed his bond was revoked. Nashville, who is charged for government plunderers, noon. The afternoon will be Dodge. In city after city, town trolled substance. He was In CR19-86 he is charged with controlled substance men who want congress to spent in celebrating the close after town record-breaking sentenced to four years in with class B and D drug possession, a class D felony. give millions to extermi- of the World War. crowds are thronging Dodge the Arkansas Department of violations. In CR19-111 he is He was directed to come nate the rush of thistle in (Adv.) Your money back dealer showrooms. Road Correction (ADC) with four charged with theft of proper- back to court Nov. 13 to meet the north, but not a cent to if Snipe’s Japicura, fails to test the action car for active years suspended. ty (firearm) a class D felony. with a new attorney. Pretrial redeem this dear old south- give satisfaction in treating Americans. Nowell Motor A guilty plea was also A trial date of Dec. 10 was motions will be heard Jan. 8. land of ours. itch, ezema, head tetter, ring- Co., 400 North Main Street, given by Memory Jones, set for Stacy Goodloe, 45, Demarius Taylor, 19, It is silly to advise a fast worm or old sores. Japicura phone 450 27, white female, Nashville, white female, Ozan, who is black male, Ashdown, young man to stop and is agreeable to use and is not ______who was charged with de- charged with theft of prop- pleaded not guilty to a pair think. Try to induce him to greasy. Price 60 cents at all 45 years ago: 1974 livery of a controlled sub- erty, class C felony. Pretrial of class D felonies -- theft by think and stop. The thinking drug stores. Sold by people’s A young couple mov- stance, class C felony. motions will be heard Dec. 4. receiving (firearm) and pos- must come first. Drug in Nashville. ing from Dierks to Delight Her sentence was also Lauren Helmsderfer, 27, session of a defaced firearm. The coal area of Arkansas ______Monday night encountered four years in the Arkansas white female, 101 Scott Lane, Motions will be heard Dec. 4. is large enough to supply 67 years ago: 1952 four calves running head-on Department of Correction Mineral Springs, also has a Brandon A. Holmes, 37, the whole country for years Friday at 9:00 a.m. Nash- down State Highway 26. In (ADC) with four years sus- Dec. 4 date for pretrial mo- black male, 1519 S. Ashley, to come. ville’s people go to work the impact of car with calves, pended. tions. She is charged with Nashville, is charged with (Adv.) Graded High to get $42,000 to build an Mr. and Mrs. Jaydee McBay A failure to appear war- theft of property, a class D controlled substance pos- School, W. T. Somervell, industrial plant for the Case suffered cuts and bruises. rant was ordered for Kathie felony. session enhanced to class B principal with a full core Shear Company. Carl Freel She was kept in Memorial Alene Bray, 49, white female, A not guilty plea was felony by proximity. Pretrial of competent assistants, is chairman of the finance Hospital here overnight for Umpire, who missed her given by Jason Petit, 41, motions will be heard Dec. 4. Languages, Mathematics, meeting at 9:00 at the Plaza observation. He was treated court date to face a class D black male, 708 Oak, Nash- Nolen Kerry Allen, 46, Natural Sciences, music by Café to have coffee before for facial cuts and was re- controlled substance charge. ville, charged with second black male, Mineral Springs, a competent instructor, ses- beginning a door-knocking leased. When apprehended she will degree battery of an elderly pleaded not guilty and will sion of ten months. campaign to sell $100 mini- This year Nashville Ju- be held without bond. person, a class D felony. Pre- have a date of Jan. 8 for mo- ______mum shares in the industrial nior High has acquired a Also missing her court trial motions will be heard tions. He is charged with 97 years ago: 1922 cooperation. new coach. His name is date was Morgan Ward, 23, Jan. 8, 2020. fourth offense DWI, a class Coach Moody’s Scrap- Tommy Trent and the Danny H. Howard and he white female, Lockesburg, Devon Goins, 33, black D felony. pers last Friday added an- Dixie Mountaineers will ap- leads a very busy life. This who is charged with posses- male, Mt. Pine, pleaded A reduction of bail was other victory to their list pear in person at the Center busy life began 25 years ago sion of drug paraphernalia, not guilty to a class B fel- denied for Chance Manasco, when they defeated the Point School auditorium in Dierks, Arkansas with a class D felony. No bond for ony charge of delivery of 21, white male, Wickes, who Horatio High School team Tuesday, November 11. his parents Floyce and Ruth her release will be set after controlled substance. He is being held on bond of on the local gridiron with a Show time is 7:30 p.m. The Howard. she is apprehended. was placed on parole hold, $50,000. He is charged with score of 30 to 6. The Horatio Center Point School is spon- Danny grew up in a fam- Many trial dates set according to court docu- negligent homicide, class B boys were good losers and soring the show. Admission ily of five. He graduated Trial dates and dates for ments. Pretrial motions will felony, and first degree bat- although they came here prices are 60 cents for adults from Dierks and went to pretrial motions were set for be heard Jan. 8. tery, class B. His trial date to win if possible, they re- and 30 cents for children. Henderson at Arkadelphia 12 defendants who pleaded Royce Lanicek, 21, white will remain Jan. 28. turned home in good spirits Most of Nashville’s busi- where he played football and with goodwill toward nesses will be closed Tues- for four years. Soon after the local team. day in celebration of Armi- graduation from college he This issue of the News is stice Day, a national holiday. married Jacque Jamison of swarkansasnews.com being put to press several Mayor Martin Nowell said Nashville. 4A Opinion Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Nashville News-Leader Number of Arkansas high school grads Point of view attending college continues to decline By Sen. Larry Teague ly attributable to trends at four- went to a college or university in The Higher Education Coordi- year universities. In 2014, the Arkansas. About 2 veterans nating Board heard a disappoint- number of high school graduates Of the almost 15,000 graduating ing report about the continuing who went to an Arkansas univer- high school seniors, almost 2,000 Long name on I-30 bridge decline in the number of Arkansas sity was 31.9 percent, and that went to the University of Arkan- high school graduates who go on ratio has steadily declined to 28.7 sas at Fayetteville. Almost 1,600 honors two war heroes to college. percent last year. went to the University of Central During a recent special meeting, The percentage of high school Arkansas at Conway and almost NEXT MONDAY is Veterans Day -- a day to honor all men and wom- staff from the state Higher Educa- graduates moving on to study at 1,400 went to Arkansas Tech at en who have served honorably in the military. Memorial Day was back tion Department reported that a two-year college has gone up Russellville. in the Spring. It was the day for remembering only 47.1 percent of the high school and down, but remained close to About 1,100 graduating seniors and honoring the men and women who died seniors who graduated in 2018 16 percent. enrolled at Arkansas State Uni- defending the nation in time of war. went on to a four-year university The number going to a pri- versity in Jonesboro, 768 enrolled This short repeat article is resurrection of or a two-year college. vate or independent college has at the University of Arkansas at an old Mine Creek Revelations Gem, and it Elected officials, business lead- dropped slightly since 2014, from Fort Smith and 643 at Henderson about veterans AND veterans who died in ers and educators have been work- 3 per cent to 2.4 percent of high State University in Arkadelphia. service to our country. ing over the past several years to school graduates. Another 555 of last year’s high ++++++ increase the number of Arkansas It is difficult to make precise school graduating class enrolled IF YOU ARE DRIVING into Texarkana students who eventually earn a de- comparisons between the college- at Southern Arkansas University on US Highway 71 you’ll cross over I-30 on gree. A better-educated workforce going rate in Arkansas and the in Magnolia. a bridge with an odd name: Zainah Caye makes Arkansas more attractive to national rate. That’s because the Almost 900 went to Northwest Creamer Kyle Brandon Stout Memorial industries that compete the best in Arkansas statistics don’t include Arkansas Community College and Bridge. There’s a story in the name. the modern global economy. high school students from private almost 600 enrolled at Arkansas Both were soldiers who were killed in military action in Afghanistan. For that reason, the relatively schools, only students from public State University at Beebe. Almost Creamer was killed in 2011; Stout was killed in 2010. Both were from low college-going rate is a disap- and charter schools. Also, it doesn’t 500 went to the University of Ar- Texarkana -- Creamer was from the Arkansas side; Stout from the Texas pointment. account for students who leave the kansas Pulaski Tech. side. Creamer was a she; Stout was he. What makes the report even state to attend college. Educators attributed some of Creamer was just 28 and she was a dog-handler in the Military Police. more alarming is that it continues National averages, derived the decline in college enrollment Stout was just 25 and he was a wheeled vehicle and weapons expert. a steady decline from 2014, when differently, report that about 67 to the state’s relatively healthy They were heavily-decorated during their active duty days and also 51.6 of our high school graduates percent of high school graduates economy. When jobs are available, posthumously. Someone in the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter went on to college. In 2015 the go on to college. That trend has young people tend to go to work in Texarkana had the idea of honoring these heroes. A petition started. number dropped to 50.9 percent. held steady for several years. instead of to college. Conversely, Creamer and Stout represented both sides of the city, so both city In 2016 it fell to 49.8 percent and In the spring of 2018, Arkansas during tough economic times, councils had to pass resolutions. And because the bridge was on State in 2017 it fell again to 48.2 percent. public high schools graduated more people go back to school in Line it took approval of Departments of Transportation from both states The enrollment decline is main- 31,745 seniors, of whom 14,965 order to improve their job skills. (and that apparently took some real arm-bending). Some bordering towns even passed resolutions calling for the bridge to be named in their honor. As far as I know none of our area towns were asked to lend support, but I’m sure ‘we’ would have, if asked. Pope County casino secrecy bad for state In April of 2012 the sign went up on the Texas side; in November the By Brenda Blagg a little bit of, you know, talking day after the Quorum Court, on Arkansas-side sign was put up. Between the Lines among each other.” its second try, voted to repeal the When you go across that fine bridge, take a moment to remember all That curious conflict in Pope His view strays considerably ordinance that had fueled the law- of our nation’s heroes who have made the supreme sacrifice. County over a proposed casino from prior court decisions that suit, arguably to limit continued Because I know a lot of you are dog-lovers, I am happy to tell you that isn’t all about Pope County any- have protected the public’s right litigation expense. Creamer’s dog, Jofa, survived the attack which took her master’s life. more. to know how public business is But there is also a pending ++++++++ Every citizen in the state of conducted. criminal complaint that was filed And, yes, I am very proud to be a veteran. Arkansas has a dog in this fight, Public officials should not talk with the Pope County prosecutor’s When local veterans line up in ranks in front of the war memorial thanks to a decision last week by privately among themselves about office and since turned over to a monument on the courthouse grounds, next week, I most likely will be Fifth Judicial Circuit Judge Bill public business — particularly special prosecutor for review. It, on the sidelines taking pictures and jotting down quotes. But I will also Pearson of Clarksville. when the public business concerns too, concerns the current officials’ be standing in spirit with my brothers-and-sisters-in-arms. There is a Pearson ruled that an initiated something as potentially transfor- possible violation of the FOI Act. bond among vets that is sorta hard to explain. Thank goodness I don’t ordinance, passed by Pope County mative as the selection of a casino And there is a pending investi- have to make my living with words. voters to require a public vote operator. gation of a complaint filed with the I finished my own active duty in April of 1966. To this very day I am before the Quorum Court could Unless a higher court reverses state Ethics Commission against in email contact with about a dozen of my fellow helicopter aircrew endorse any proposed casino, is Pearson, both his ruling on the the county judge and three mem- shipmates of those days. We are planning a reunion in 2020 and are unconstitutional. constitutionality of the initiated bers of the Quorum Court. arguing amongst ourselves whether to have it in Pensacola, Fla., where That part of his decision will ordinance and on the FOI Act’s To top it all off, there is yet an- there is a Navy air museum, or Imperial Beach, Calif., which is where our likely stand up on appeal. application to the Pope County of- other lawsuit pending with a hear- squadron was based when we were not aboard ship. I am lobbying hard But that was only part of Pear- ficials’ secret meetings will stand. ing scheduled Nov. 25 in Pulaski for Pensacola. I can drive there in 1.5 days. I dread the thought of flying son’s ruling. Thankfully, Citizens for a Bet- County Circuit Court. It involves to Southern California, but I don’t know if I’m up to a three-day drive. Pearson did serious damage ter Pope County expect to appeal a separate but related question. I keep hearing horror stories about flight cancellations and overbook- to Arkansas’s open-meetings law, Pearson’s decision, opening the Initially, the former county ing and delays and whatnot. The last time I went through security to when he found that Pope County opportunity for the Supreme Court judge and former mayor of Rus- board an airplane the guy who was checking me and my luggage had Judge Ben Cross and members to re-establish precedent for open sellville signed off on another ap- ‘LOVE’ and ‘HATE’ tattoo’d on his knuckles. of the local Quorum Court could government. plicant’s bid for the Pope County ---- ---  lawfully meet privately to discuss Pope County is one of just four license. THE GOOD EARTH. Some perfessers in Siberia found some old the casino endorsement. sites where a casino is authorized The Racing Commission then seeds. Real old seeds. In fact, the seeds are thought to be 32,000 years old. The decision came in a lawsuit under Amendment 100, passed in drafted rules that required the en- The seeds had been buried by some ice age squirrel in a den that brought by an anti-casino group, 2018 by state voters. dorsements to come from people later was buried under the permafrost. And there they waited for the Citizens for a Better Pope County. Five different applicants are in office at the time of the applica- mastodons to go away and the perfessers to show up. This is a science The group was seeking to up- seeking the state license to operate tion. The Legislature also put the story and it just amazes me. end a Pope County Quorum Court a casino there, promising multi- requirement into law this year. These Russian perfessers somehow got the seeds to produce a flower- endorsement of Cherokee Nation million-dollar developments and That brought on an this as- ing plant. It is called ‘Silene Stenophylla’ and it is still common to Siberia. Businesses’ application to operate more if they are chosen. yet-undecided lawsuit against The ‘new’ plants they grew from seeds bloomed and made more seeds. a casino and resort just outside The Arkansas Racing Commis- the Racing Commission and the It’s the hand of the Almighty, in my opinion. Russellville. sion has already approved licenses state Department of Finance and Before ‘old’ Silene Stenophylla was coaxed back to life, the plants The Quorum Court voted to for expansion of casino gambling Administration. grown from oldest seed were some Judean Date Palms which sprang endorse the Cherokees’ applica- at racetracks in Hot Springs and Gulfside Casino Partnership, -- or sprung -- from seeds that were more than 2,000 years old and had tion after the judge and some court West Memphis and for a new ca- which had secured the endorse- been found in a cave in the Middle East. members allegedly met in secret sino in Pine Bluff. ments from the lame-duck officials, The difference between the Date Palm story and Silene story is that with casino company representa- Key to the process for licensing maintains those letters of support date palms were TOTALLY EXTINCT. That is, the Date Palms existed tives. the new casinos is the required meet the constitutional require- NOWHERE else on the face of the planet. Silene had evolved some and They did so without calling an endorsement of local officials. ment for endorsement from local the recent version showed change -- the perfessers could tel. election and in apparent violation Pope County voters thought officials. I hope there are some American kids out there who are studying of the Arkansas Freedom of Infor- they would get a say, via an elec- The stakes in this whole mess botany instead of rap. mation Act, which requires public tion, when they overwhelmingly are obviously high in Pope County. ---- ---  bodies to do the public’s business approved the local ordinance that But the controversy’s impact in public. THINGS I LEARNED from opening (and believing) email: If you spin Judge Pearson found unconstitu- on the public’s right to know has Pearson said last week that the an Oriental man in a circle three times does he become disoriented? Is tional last week. made it all of Arkansas's business FOI law allows officials “to have this a politically incorrect joke? Incidentally, his ruling came a now. ---- ---  WORD GAMES. A charming young couple: Adam and Eve. Theirs Arkansas AG: ‘Hunt safely, responsibly, legally’ was an arranged marriage. ---- ---  From deer to ducks, Arkansas Attorney General Rutledge Arkansas hunters and anglers HE SAID: “Unlike a drop of water which loses its identity when it is every outdoorsman’s paradise. urges hunters to follow all rules can carry a digital copy of their joins the ocean, man does not lose his being in the society in which he According to Arkansas law, all and regulations and to utilize the hunting and fishing licenses using lives. Man's life is independent. He is born not for the development of hunters are required to carry a guidebooks and other resources the Arkansas Game and Fish app. the society alone, but for the development of his self.” B.R. Ambedkar, hunting license with them while provided by Arkansas Game and The digital copy may be carried on one of the founding fathers of India they are hunting and must tag all Fish Commission. their phone as a screenshot of the    harvested deer within 24 hours. Arkansas hunters and anglers license image or as an image saved ------“I want every Arkansas hunter 16 years or older are required to in their phone’s files. They may SHE SAID: “The key to nature's therapy is feeling like a tiny part of to enjoy themselves,” said Attor- purchase a hunting or fishing li- also carry their license as a paper it, not a master over it. There's amazing pride in seeing a bee land on a ney General Rutledge. “But I also cense. A license can be purchased copy or even a reloadable plastic flower you planted - but that's not your act of creation, it's your act of want them to hunt safely, responsi- online through the Arkansas Game card to show proof of purchase. joining in.” Victoria Coren Mitchell, professional poker player bly, and legally. I am deeply grate- and Fish app, AGFC.com, over the Arkansas hunters are required ---- ---  ful for the many Wildlife Officers phone at 501-223-6300, at partici- to check harvested deer within SWEET DREAMS, Baby who are committed to preserving pating sporting goods stores, na- 24 hours, either by AG&FC’s app, the resources of The Natural State ture centers or at Arkansas Game AGFC.com, or by phone at 877- for future generations.” and Fish Commission Offices. 731-5627. 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E-mail: [email protected] Fax : 870-845-0602 All letters must be signed and must not be libelous, superfluous or obscene. Letters may be edited to conform to newspaper style and to fit space requirements. Nashville News-Leader Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 News 5A Honor roll named at NJHS The Honor Roll for the Dallas Watts, Kaden Jase nan Rylee Jackson, Ashton first nine weeks at Nashville White, Roochie Wiley. Ty Jones, Caleb Alan King, Junior High has been an- Students who made A’s Hayden Lynn Kropf, Hunter nounced. and B’s include the follow- David Leach, Kami Faith Students who made all ing: Lewis, Allie Isabella Little- A’s for the grading period Ninth grade - Cesar Da- field, Maggie Grace Loyd, include the following: vid Aguilar-Hernandez, Jac- Michelle Maldonado, Joshua Ninth grade - Kaitlyn queline Amaya, Richard Lee Jonathan Marcum, Andrew Renea Barnes, Rachel Jane Barton, Deysi Berruquin, Morgan Marshall, Macy Barton, Jose Luis Bretado Jr., Adam Lee Bostic, Ryder McCammack, Akeilah Dajae Lauren Elizabeth Carver, Ty- Drake Breazeale, Jake Dylan Meeks, Liliana Jolee Meraz, ler Quincy Casto, Shyanne Brinkman, Marian Eloisa Cecelia Mae Navarrete, Ace Renee Christian, Addison Campos, Jackson Tyler Cart- Cameron Nixon, Eva Maria Louise Cox, Dabne Cuellar, er, Ethan William Cavanagh, Ortiz, Brayan David Pa- Joshua David Feltenberger, Kristin Fayth Chandler, Tris- checo, Arturo Emmanuel Brylee Lynn Honeycutt, ten Noel Collins, Reagan Perez, Yeyli Dillaray, Austin Savannah Elena Jackson, Lenore Cooley, Madison Kaleb Purvis, Arleth Rocha, Sophie Glyn Kuykendall, Kylie Daniel, James Landon Victor Manuel Rojas, Karol James Edward Leedale, Dyer, Aiden Carter Evans, Josef Sanchez, Slade Andrew Kaivonna Latae Perkins, Marisol Ferretiz, Noella Fer- Slayton, Juleidy Mirena Val- Perla Lizette Rios, Sabina retiz, Joanna Flores, Martin ladares, Lucas DeSimoni Coral Sanchez-Pina, Daveon Garcia, Kristen Sage Green, Vilar, Marisol Villalobos, Dwayne Smith, Michael Tor- Nevaeh Ciara Green, Mon- Erin Marie Watts, Kelsie Al- Submitted photo res, Haley Elizabeth Tripp, trey Issain Guidry, Anna exandria Westbrook, Nancy A CLASS REUNION. Members of the Nashville High School class of 1989 gathered for Riley Lynn Webb, Justin Claire Gunter, David Guti- Jane Worthington. their 30-year reunion, last weekend. In addition to attending the Scrapper football game, Wade Wescott. errez, Gabriel Russell Ha- Seventh grade - Landen the class met for a meal and fellowship at the Haddan House in Mineral Springs. Eighth grade - Emalea gler, Qwensea Rose Heifner, Christopher Arbuthnott, Faith Bailey, Angie Caro- Ayanna La’cole Hendrix, Karilynn Banda Arellano, lina Benetiz, Olivia Cath- Kristen Ann Hendry, Ashlyn Maria Barajas, Jenna Lynn erine Dean, Emersen Claire Marie Hipp, Trista Grace Beaty, Wilfred Frank Boy- Scrapper Football 2019 Gregory, Gimena Heredia, Lansdell, Georgia Grace er, Jarrett Joe Branch, Na- BauxiteContinued Leo Zahyt Hernandez-Za- Longtin, Corbin Mitchell dia Janet Bretado, Fancee from page 1A Aug. 27 Watson Chapel (at LR) W 35-28 pata, James Ronald Franklin Mason, Daleigh Marie Mor- Arianna Brown, Samuel Sept. 6 Hope W 56-0 Mathis, Luis Apdiel Maya, ris, Cassondra Danyelle Camacho, Samuel Edward Karrissa D’sha Ragland, Nolen, Evett Padilla, Arely Carter, Katherine Chambers, don has completed 51 of 86 Sept. 13 at De Queen W 55-13 passes on the season for 828 Emilie Claire Sartin, Jor- Pioquinto, Hannah DeLaine Walker Jordan Chesshir, yards, 8 touchdowns and 4 Sept. 20 Open dan Elizabeth Scoggins, Jett Purvis, Maritsa Rosas, An- Jacqueline Cuellar, Brady Wayne Stephenson, Em- na-Katherine Marie Sartin, Cooper Dixon, LaTaeja interceptions. Sept. 27 at Arkadelphia W 22-21 Conner Stacy of Bauxite ily Ann Wallis, Adelene Kaydence Lynne Schroer, Nachelle Draper, Kathryn has connected on 76 of 144 Oct. 4 Fountain Lake W 42-14 Margaret Westfall, Ahmelia Kyleigh Marie Scoggins, East, Takiya Monae Ellis, passes for 1,039 yards, 5 TDs Oct. 11 Joe T. Robinson L 34-7 Grace Williamson, Reese Alliyah Mackenzie Sillavan, Zachariah Empty, Johan and 8 interceptions. Ann Worthington. Aiden Matthew Smith, Jay- Pablo Garate, Gage Maurice Carmillias Morrison is Oct. 18 Ashdown W 55-20 Seventh grade - Nathan- cee Brianna Spoo, Shannon Green, Mercy Abigail Ha- the leading rusher for Nash- Oct. 25 Harmony Grove W 42-6 iel Bauer, Carlos Dillon Ca- Rochten Stephens, Karisa gler, Sanaa Hooks, Nathani- ville with 73 carries for 727 brera, Jonathan Cardenas, Marie Stone, Alex Dwayne al James, Raymond Charles yards and 8 TDs. Nov. 1 Malvern W 37-12 Colby Clay, caroline Bren- Sullivan, Yolette Trejo-Re- Jones Jr., Chloe Elizabeth Keyshawn Stewart has Nov. 8 Bauxite **Home leigh Dean, Lizbet Daricsa sendiz, Amayrany Vazquez- Keeton, Marie Antoinette run the ball 102 times for Garcia, Laney Gitchell, An- Violante, Elizabeth Hailey Keyes, Sarah Beth Lamb, Nov. 15 - Dec. 13 State Playoffs 694 yards and 12 Scrapper drew Scott Harris, Ryley Marie Worley. Philip Lindsay Longtin, touchdowns. ** Senior Night Harrison, Kirsten Aaron Eighth grade - Esmer- Kaitlyn LeAnne Martinez, Fabian Torres of Bauxite Lee Hendershott, Harleigh alda Barron Aguilar, Lisan- Anthony Royce Mathis, Ka- has 86 carries for 598 yards Dawn Hill, Jacee Lao Mar- dro Alfaro, Aaron Seth Al- veyon Marquan Mays, Mia and 4 TDs, followed by The Scrappers have 6 The Scrappers lead the tin, Jay Tanner May, Samuel len, Karsyn Ryley Archer, Cortez McElroy, Hannah quarterback Stacy with 92 players with 1 sack each. all-time series with Bauxite Aiden McAlister, Austin Hayden Bailey, Mariana Lynn Myers, Kirstyn Ma- carries for 581 yards and Reed Gautreaux of Baux- 13-0. Michael McGilberry, Colton Gabriell Barrientos, Natalia rie Newton, Tierra Unique 13 TDs. ite has 6 sacks. Nashville won 41-18 in Lane Melson, Natalie Reis Quon’ya Betancourt, Caleb Norton, Jesus Ortiz, Mari- Devonte Witherspoon is Ty Basiliere and Will Pope the second round of the state Nolte, Stacy Padila, Crystal Brock Blankenship, Ajea- sol Perez, Jonathan Perez- Nashville’s leading tackler of Nashville have 2 intercep- playoffs last season after Pallares, Logan Tyler Pen- onna Mya Desha Burchette, Gonzales, Keylin Pineda, with 82. Brody Jacks of Baux- tions each. Devarius Snell defeating the Miners earlier nington, Lizbeth Pioquinto, Maria Del Rayo Mendoza Adrian Pioquinto, Banks ite has 80 total tackles. has 2 fumble recoveries. in the regular-season finale. Katherine Denise Quin- Bustamante, Isaac Cabrera, Paul Ray, Kylie Cheneace tanilla, Ava Ruth Ragar, Aubrey Kate Carver, Abigail Ray, Joseph Owen Reese, Miriam Itzel Rios, Madal- Leigh Clay, Caleb Vincent Blakely Paul Reich, Jeremy Including the 2019 in- will open in February. For ynn Paige Rodgers, Nieko Cook, Brianna Desiraye Es- Layne Schroer, Leigha Jade ductees, 464 farms are cur- questions about the Arkan- Sheets, Anna Beth Sweat, ter, Emily Grace Fatherree, Thompson, Clayton Jackson rently recognized as Arkan- sas Century Farm program, Farm Addison Mackenzie Tate, Kaliyah Tranise Hamilton, Wakley, Lana Walker, Ad- Continued sas Century Farms. The 46 contact Mary Elizabeth Lea Mischa Elizabeth Volarvich, Jarrett Chandler Hellums, dison Claire Wilson, Emily from page 1A newly inducted Century at maryelizabeth.lea@agri- Jamie Renee Wallace, Taylor Elijah Samuel Howell, Bren- Brooke Wyman. Farms are located in the fol- culture.arkansas.gov. are adding more families to lowing 30 counties: Arkan- The Arkansas Depart- the Arkansas Century Farm sas, Benton, Clay, Conway, ment of Agriculture is dedi- Program,” Hutchinson said. Drew, Faulkner, Franklin, cated to the development One files for seat on Nashville School Board “Families who have held on Fulton, Greene, Howard, and implementation of One candidate has filed day afternoon for the post The filing deadline is to their farms for generations Independence, Izard, Law- policies and programs for for the Zone 2 position on now held by Randy Elliott, noon Monday, Nov. 11. lend a sense of continuity in rence, Lincoln, Little River, Arkansas agriculture and the Nashville School Board. who decided not to seek re- The election will be held a time of frequent change. Logan, Lonoke, Mississippi, forestry to keep its farmers Tem Gunter filed Tues- election. March 2, 2020. These families pass down Monroe, Nevada, Poinsett, and ranchers competitive in more than the knowledge of Polk, Prairie, Scott, Searcy, national and international farming. They are handing Sebastian, Sharp, Stone, markets while ensuring Follow the Nashville News-Leader, down love of family and an Union, and Woodruff. safe food, fiber, and forest ethic of hard work as well as Applications for the 2020 products for the citizens of your hometown newspaper. a love for the land.” Century Farm Inductees the state and nation. 6A Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 www.swarkansasnews.com Sports Nashville News-Leader Junior Scrappers defeat Malvern, finish season as district co-champs Quarterback Eric Grigsby scored all 5 touchdowns as the Nashville Junior High Scrappers defeated Malvern 35-20 in the season finale Halloween night at Scrapper Stadium. Grigsby opened the scor- ing 56 seconds into the game on a 73-yard run. Aguilar News-Leader photo/JOHN R. SCHIRMER kicked the first of four suc- AT MALVERN. Quarterback Ty Gordon (14) eyes the field as teammates keep Malvern cessful PATs. defenders away during Friday night’s 37-12 District 7-4A victory over the Leopards. Grigsby added another touchdown on a 3-yard run late in the first quarter. The Big first half leads Nashville PAT was no good, leaving the score 13-0 Nashville. Malvern scored once in to 37-12 victory over Malvern the first quarter and once By John R. Schirmer We have to clean those pen- Gordon ran the ball 12 in the second and pulled to News-Leader photo/JOHN R. SCHIRMER News-Leader staff alties up,” Volarvich said. times for 55 yards and a within one point at halftime FINAL GAME OF SEASON. Coach Rick Baker talks to MALVERN - Twenty- Davonte Witherspoon led touchdown. Morrison had The second half saw the NJHS Scrappers after they defeated Malvern 35-20 in three points in the second the Scrapper defense with 12 9 carries for 50 yards and a Grigsby scoring on runs of the final game of the season Oct. 31 at Scrapper Stadium. quarter helped propel the tackles. TD. Robinson ran twice for 4 and 68 yards in the third Nashville Scrappers to a Robinson “had a good 16 yards and a touchdown. quarter and 1 yard in the Nashville wrapped up left in the third. 37-12 District 7-4A victory game. He made an inter- Basiliere had 1 carry for 6 fourth. He ran for a 2-point the season with a 7-3 re- Nashville’s last touch- Friday night at Malvern. ception on defense. He had yards. Erwin ran once for conversion after the 4-yard cord. The Scrappers were co- down of the night came on a The Leopards struck first 2 catches for 15 yards, 2 -3 yards. run. Aguilar kicked 2 of 2 champions of District 7-4A. 40-yard by Palmer midway on a 2-yard run. They led 6-0 rushes for 16 yards and a Witherspoon led the PATs in the second half. Harmony Grove through the fourth quarter. after a missed PAT attempt. touchdown on offense. He Scrappers with 12 tackles, Malvern scored on a 19- The Scrappers picked up For the night, Grigsby Nashville responded had a kickoff return for 5 followed by Lance Easter, yard run in the fourth quar- a 38-14 road victory Oct. 24 completed 2 of 3 passes for with a 3-yard touchdown yards and 2 punt returns for Devarius Snell and LD Hen- ter. at Haskell Harmony Grove. 45 yards and a touchdown. run by Dontrelle Robinson. 15 yards. He was very active drix with 6 each. Mike Hen- Grigsby completed 5 of 11 Nashville led 16-8 at half- Watson had both receptions Jhonny Pioquinto kicked the and did a lot in all 3 phases drix had 7 tackles, a sack and passes for 73 yards. time and outscored the Car- for 45 yards and a touch- PAT to put the Scrappers of the game.” a tackle for a loss. He ran the ball 17 times dinals 22-6 in the second down. ahead to stay. Highlights Others who recorded for 207 yards and 5 TDs. half. Hopkins carried the ball “It’s good to get another After Robinson scored in tackles against the Leopards Hopkins had 3 carries for Hopkins scored on a 23- 10 times for 123 yards and 2 conference win,” Coach the first quarter, 4 Scrappers included Quincey Garland, 17 yards. Johnson ran 3 times yard run in the first quarter. touchdowns. Mike Volarvich said. “Any accounted for TDs in the Stewart, Pioquinto (who for 8 yards. Grigsby put the Scrappers Grigsby had 7 carries for conference win is a big deal.” second. Ty Basiliere caught a made a tackle on a kick- Sullivan caught 2 passes on top 16-8 on a 26-yard run 71 yards and a TD. Palmer The Scrappers (8-1 over- 59-yard scoring pass from Ty off return), Garrett Dixon, for 50 yards. Flowers had 2 late in the second quarter. ran once for 40 yards and all) are in a 3-way tie for first Gordon early in the quarter. Isaac Johnson, Green, Dexter catches for 26 yards. He also ran the ball for the a score. place in the district race with Carmillias Morrison ran the Draper, Slade Furr, Isiah The Scrappers had 305 2-point conversion. Nashville compiled 289 Joe T. Robinson and Arka- ball 14 yards for another TD. Jones, Ragland, Desmond yards total offense, including Grigsby found Watson yards total offense, with 244 delphia. All are 5-1. De’Vay Ragland caught a 12- Bailey, Brown, Riley Dodd 232 rushing and 73 passing. for a 33-yard TD pass in rushing and 45 passing. Nashville played “really yard TD pass from Gordon. and Basiliere. Malvern had 229 yards the third quarter. Hopkins Harmony Grove had well in the first half,” Volar- Pioquinto rounded out the The Scrappers ran 70 total offense, with 214 rush- added a touchdown on a 264 total yards, all on the vich said. first half scoring with a 30- plays for the night, with 71 ing and 15 passing. 3-yard run with 15 seconds ground. The offensive line “has yard field goal. for Malvern. played well over the last Nashville’s final TD of Nashville had 429 yards several weeks and did some the night came on a 1-yard total offense, including 245 really good things against run by Gordon in the third passing and 184 rushing. Malvern. Dalton Brown quarter. Malvern had 322 total yards, and Jonny Hagler had really Pioquinto was successful with 129 passing and 193 good games.” on 4 PATs and the field goal. rushing. Six Scrappers ran the ball For the night, Gordon Nashville posted 22 first and 6 caught passes against completed 10 of 23 passes downs to 17 for the Leop- the Leopards, Volarvich for 185 yards, 2 TDs and an ards. said. “I’m happy with the interception. The Scrappers converted way we spread it around. Keyshawn Stewart was 4 of 8 on third down and 2 We had a lot of different 1 for 1 passing for 60 yards. of 4 on fourth. buys contribute to the game Basiliere caught 3 passes The Leopards were 6 of plan.” for 115 yards and a TD. Rob- 16 on third down and 1 of 5 The defense “played re- inson made 2 catches for 55 on fourth. ally well the first half. The yards. Stewart had 2 recep- The Scrappers threw 1 majority of Malvern’s yards tions for 39 yards. interception. came on 2 plays in the first Ragland caught the ball Malvern lost a fumble half. The second half, we twice for 19 yards and a and an interception. were really good at times, touchdown. Caiden Erwin The Scrappers were pe- but we kept them alive a and Mac Green had 1 catch nalized 7 times for 45 yards, lot with costly penalties,” each for 11 and 6 yards, re- many of those yards on the News-Leader photo/JOHN R. SCHIRMER Volarvich said. spectively. 18-play drive with 3 rough- SCRAPPER TOUCHDOWN. Junior Scrapper quarterback Eric Grigsby scores on “They had an 18-play Stewart was the leading ing the passer calls. a 1-yard run in the fourth quarter of Nashville’s 35-20 victory over Malvern Oct. 31 drive that we had stopped, rusher with 12 carries for The Leopards were penal- at Scrapper Stadium. The Scrappers were 7-3 on the season and finished as co- but 3 penalties kept it alive. 60 yards. ized twice for 5 yards. champions of District 7-4A. 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Outlaws@Rattlers • Friday, Nov. 8 • 7:00 Winner to host playoff game This week season finale what you are playing for, er of a ride, but somehow all things considered. between the Dierks Out- 0-9’s or playoffs, it doesn’t Dierks and us have been in Outlaw Coach Fannin laws and the Murfreesboro matter. When you play Di- the same seat together.” agrees McRae when it comes Rattlers will determine the erks, it’s going to be a fight Whomever wins, McRae down to the wire and down 7-2A conference’s third and ... it’s one of those games as a admits the result would be to the Outlaws vs. Rattlers to fourth seeds, with the vic- coach you enjoy, you get the very welcome. close out the regular season. tor earning a home playoff full blown Friday night feel. “It would be huge to earn “This is going to be a big game next week. There’s a bunch of people a home playoff game .... game,” Fannin said. “And Beyond that, Rattler here, everybody’s excited, something big for both pro- that’s the kind of game you Coach Marc McRae said and at the end of the day no- grams, a step in the right want to play when you play everything else about the body really likes each other. direction, so the stakes are Murfreesboro.” season can be tossed out for That’s a fun environment to just a little bit higher. We The Outlaws took Friday the contest. step into. It’s just going to both want that home playoff off and collected a 2-0 win “When we play Dierks, come down to a pride thing game, and nobody really due to the forfeits by the you can just toss it all out and seeing who has their wants to drive to Hackett Spring Hill Bears. The win of the window -- none of it best stuff on Friday.” [the consolation prize for moved Dierks to 6-3 overall matters at this point. All of Despite the rivalry, the loser]. I’m ready for it to and 4-2 in conference. the things that have hap- McRae said he admires Di- get here.” The Rattlers are 5-4 over- pened up to this point are erks and the progress they McRae said he feels for- all and also 4-2 in confer- done, it’s over, it’s gone and have made recently. tunate the game is at home ence. it’s never coming back -- it’s “I have all the respect in because “it’s nice to have the Fannin said the Outlaws us and Dierks in week 10 in the world for coach [Jarrod] home crowd behind you.” are anxious to play after hav- one game to see who gets a Fannin, he has done a great He also thinks moving ing their routine disrupted home playoff game. job with them this year. the recently traditional date Friday and there was a lot of “The hay is in the barn We’ve been on a very similar of Thursday to Friday will time spent breaking down, -- we had three days a piece path for a while now, which help with the atmosphere. correcting and shoring up to finalize some stuff, but makes it even more fun. We He explained that Thursday some issues that needed where we are is where we were up there playing in the games were played origi- attention. are.” highest of the highs, to the nally for scouting purposes, “It always comes down to

News-Leader photos/STEPHANIE WEST McRae did say he was lowest of the lows [more re- but as more teams moved to this every season,” Fannin OVER THE COUGARS. Mineral Springs defender very much looking forward cently] to seeing who could playing on Thursday in the said about the annual round Jackson McCauley (13) at work Friday night in the 42- to the contest against the just get a win, to scratching final week, the idea began with the Rattlers to end the longtime rival. to get in and now seeing to lose it’s intended focus, regular season. 22 homecoming win over the Lafayette County Cou- “It’s going to be fun on who gets a home playoff and he personally prefers “But, there is a little more gars at Hornet Stadium. Friday ... it doesn’t matter game. It’s been a roller coast- keeping the normal routine, riding on this one.” MS Hornets get 42-22 win Foreman Gators pick up 48-12 win over Rattlers over LC; open date Friday The Murfreesboro Rat- Foreman 37 yard line. the final Gator possession Ketrick Dennis would tlers fell to the Foreman The Rattlers would get before half. Following a lead the receiving corps with Gators 48-12 at home last inside the red zone before sack of Carver by Faulkner, 5 catches for 51 yards, while to end regular season Friday night, setting the succumbing to a turnover Allmon would intercept a Allmon also had five catches A 42-22 homecoming win by Devon Swopes evened stage for an important sea- on downs. pass, but the Rattlers were for 24 yards. Jared Taylor over the Lafayette County the game at 22-22 with 6:59 son finale against the Dierks Foreman would take the unable to score in the time would add 43 yards on three Cougars Friday and an open left in the third quarter. Outlaws this week. lead after moving 82 yards in remaining before half. receptions. date to end the regular sea- Lee added a 15-yard TD The Rattlers scored on six plays. Carver completed Foreman would put the Faulkner and Da’Million son have placed the Min- run and Hicks pushed in the their opening possession, a pass to Quincy Robinson game away in the fourth Henderson led the MHS eral Springs Hornets in fifth two-point play for a 30-22 methodically traveling 57 from 13 yards out, and Ke- quarter, scoring three times defensive effort with seven place in the 7-2A standings. Hornet lead with 3:54 left yards in 10 plays, culminat- ontae Olgesby would rush to take a 42-12 lead. They tackles each. In addition, The Hornets will finish in third. ing in a one-yard QB sneak successfully for the two would add one score in the Anthony Hill had five stops. the regular season at 4-5 The Hornets took off with by Sloan Perrin to take a 6-0 point conversion to take a fourth to provide the game’s The result of the game overall and 3-4 in conference the lead just after the fourth lead. 14-6 lead. final margin. sets up important scenarios play. They will take on the quarter started when Lee Justin Faulkner would The Rattlers would return Foreman amassed 437 for both teams this upcom- Magazine Rattlers at Maga- broke a 84-yard TD run to set up the Rattlers with a the favor on their ensu- yards of offense (245 rush, ing Friday night. Foreman zine in the opening round of set the score at 36-22. Hicks second consecutive posses- ing drive, after a little luck 192 pass) en route to the vic- (9-0, 6-0) will face off against the playoffs Friday, Nov. 15. capped the Hornet scoring sion when he recovered his helped them along. After a tory. The Rattlers, who con- Gurdon (7-2, 6-0) to decide The Rattlers are 7-1 over- with 3:56 left in the game own onside kick attempt 14 yard rush near midfield, trolled the clock as much as the winner of the 7-AA con- all with a 5-0 conference when he went in from four after the Gators were unable Braden Cross would fumble possible by running almost ference title. Murfreesboro mark and they sit atop the yards out. to garner possession of the the ball and found a way double the plays of Foreman (5-4, 4-2) will host Dierks 4-2A standings in front of Hicks, who got the start bounding ball. to recover as the fortunate (60/35), would garner 231 (6-3, 4-2) to decide the third Hackett, Hector, Mountain- at QB as starter Terrell Fricks Murfreesboro would go bounce allowed for a few yards of total offense. and fourth place finish in burg, Lavaca and Westside. recovered from a concussion three and out, however, yards more gain on the rush. Oglesby had 95 yards and the 2019 standings in their In the homecoming game suffered in the Foreman unable to capitalize on the Perrin would rush on a touchdown on six carries season finales. Friday, the Hornets strug- game, hit 3/7 passes for 54 opportunity. seven of the next ten plays, to lead the Foreman rushing The winner of the Dierks- gled with the 1-8 Cougars to yards and had one intercep- The ensuing punt located finally achieving the end attack. Murfreesboro showdown, open the game and quickly tion and one lost fumble. the Gators deep in their own zone with a one-yard run to Carver would add 45 by virtue of the third place found themselves down 22-0 Walton added 25 yards to territory at the 10-yard line. place the score at 14-12. yards of rushing and a score, seed, will host a playoff in the first half after LC capi- the passing yardage with his After a pair of solid defen- Foreman would again rip as well as 193 yard on 5/6 game the week after against talized on a Hornet fumble TD strike Hicks. sive plays by the Rattlers, off a big play on a long third passing for three more TDs. the third seed from confer- and interception. The Hornet game was Forman’s Isaac Carver com- down, this time third and 24, Perrin would pass 13/20 ence 4-AA, which will be The Hornets first points led by Hicks with 18 carries pleted a short pass to Robbie when a pass from Carver to for 115 yards to lead the either Hector or Mountain- of the night came at 9:52 in for 166 yards and three TDs Smith that would develop Olgesby developed into a Rattlers before bowing out burg. The loser of the game the second quarter when and Lee with 10 carries for into a 91-yard score to tie the 64 yard touchdown. Smith in the third quarter with an will have to travel for the quarterback Ladarrius Hicks 166 yards and three TDs. game at 6-6. would add the two-point injury. He also had 87 yards opening week of the play- scored from three yards out. Swopes added five carries An unsportsmanlike pen- conversion to make the score rushing on 18 carries with offs to the second seed from The Hornets put more points for 25 yards and Kejuan alty on Foreman would set 22-12. two TDs. conference 4-AA, Hackett. on the board at the 2:29 Hicks carried once for one the Rattlers up with good After another drive into mark when Dontre Walton yard. field possession on the ensu- Foreman territory that stepped in at QB and hit QB Hicks’ receiving corps ing kickoff. Jakob Allmon didn’t yield points, the Rat- Hicks for a 25-yard TD and included Swopes with one would return the kick to the tler defense would stymie trimmed the lead before a catch for 20 yards and Jack- 42-yard TD run by Cameren son McCauley with one for Lee and the two-point play 25 yards. 8A Sports Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Nashville News-Leader

THE LEADER’S 2019 PIGSKIN PREDICTIONS

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Carmillias Morrison (12), Davarius Snell (11) and other Scrapper defenders stop the Mal- vern Leopard during Nashville’s 37-12 District 7-4A victory Friday night.

Caiden Erwin (15) picks up extra yardage after catching a pass from quarterback Ty Gor- L.D. Hendrix (20) breaks up a Malvern pass near the endzone during the Scrappers’ 37-12 don Friday night at Malvern. The Scrappers defeated the Leopards and ran their record victory over the Leopards. The regular season will wrap up Friday, Nov. 7, with a home to 8-1 going into this week’s Senior Night game against Bauxite at Scrapper Stadium. game against Bauxite. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. OBU, SAU meet in Murphy Classic at El Dorado News-Leader photos/JOHN R. SCHIRMER

Brooklyn Dinkins, a freshman from Nashville, performs with the Ouachita Baptist University OBU Tigers Darius Hopkins (center) and Hunter White (right), both former Scrappers, color guard during halftime of the Murphy Classic Saturday, Nov. 2, at Memorial Stadium display the Murphy Classic trophy with Coach Todd Knight after Ouachita defeated SAU in El Dorado. 38-21 Saturday afternoon before an announced crowd of 4,721 at Memorial Stadium.

Brockton Brown scores on a Kor’Davion Washington scores for the Southern Arkansas Hunter White (11) of Nashville and Hayden Lassiter (23) of Warren tackle the SAU ball 42-yard run for OBU. Muleriders Saturday afternoon. carrier Saturday afternoon in the Murphy Classic at El Dorado.

The Southern Arkansas band performs at halftime of the Murphy Classic Nov. 2 at Memo- rial Stadium in El Dorado.

Former Ouachita center Cameron Alexander (middle), now a history teacher at El Dorado High School, visits his offensive line Coach Brett Shockley (right) before the Murphy Clas- sic. Alexander is a former Nashville Scrapper. 10A News Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Nashville News-Leader

News-Leader photo/JOHN R. SCHIRMER RECOGNITION AT NJHS. The faculty and staff at Nashville Junior High held a farewell lunch for secretary Cassandra Evans Friday, Nov. 1. Evans left the position to become secretary to Nashville School District Superintendent Doug Graham effective Nov. 4. The group includes Regina Ray, Brenda Galliher, Beverly Tedford, Ashley Riggs, Stephanie Hendry, Cassandra Evans, Tammy Alexander, Kyle Slayton, Carmen Lingo, Christie Hanney, Johnny Wilson, Sydney Howard, Taneisha Willis, Jimi Easterling, Aubry Basiliere, Judy Mathis and Jami Branch.

CHEERLEADING AWARD. Nashville Junior High School cheerleaders won first place at the Southern Spirit Federation cheer competition Saturday at Morrilton High School. They also received the Judge’s Choice Award for best jumps. Darah Calico is the coach.

Courtesy photo/KIM CONANT FIRST PLACE. The Nashville High School Robotics team won two first place trophies at the BEST Robotics event for Arkansas during Saturday's competition in Little Rock. The team will travel to Dallas Dec. 5-7 for a regional event against Texas champions.

News-Leader photo/JOHN R. SCHIRMER NHS ADMINISTRATORS. Principal Tate Gordon and Assistant Principal Krysta Parker were recognized during recent Bosses’ Day activities at Nashville High School. Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 www.swarkansasnews.com Trends Section B Nashville News-Leader Veterans Day in M’boro to include parade, talk by local Army veteran A Veterans Day program will be presented in con- junction by the Murfrees- boro Chamber of Commerce and the South Pike County School District. The event will be held in the Murfreesboro High School Activity Room on Monday, Nov.11 beginning at 2 p.m. Brent Epperson will be the featured speaker at the event. Following the presenta- tion at the school, a parade will be conducted from the school to the Pike County Courthouse, where a wreath placing ceremony will be BRENT EPPERSON conducted at the Veterans Memorial located on the ployments to Afghanistan. courthouse grounds at 3 He attended the U.S.Army p.m. Airborne and Jump Master A float will be provided Courses, the Army Ranger for all attending veterans to Course, the Army Air As- ride in the parade, and all sault Course, and the Special area veterans are invited to Forces Qualification Course attend both the school and and the Military Freefall wreath placing ceremonies Course. at the courthouse. His awards and decora- Lieutenant Colonel Ep- tions include the Bronze Star person recently retired from Medal, the Defense Meritori- the Army after 25 years of ous Service Medal, the Meri- service. He is a 1985 gradu- torious Service Medal, the ate of Murfreesboro High Joint Service Commenda- School and received his com- tion Medal, the Army Com- mission as a Second Lieuten- mendation Medal, the Joint ant in the Signal Corps and Achievement Medal, the a Bachelor of Science degree Army Achievement Medal, in biology from Henderson the Combat Infantryman’s State University in 1989. Badge, the Master Para- Epperson served in a va- chutists Badge, the Military riety of assignments in the Freefall and Air Assault Army before joining Special badge and the Special Forces Forces in 1994. and Ranger tab. News-Leader photo/JOHN BALCH He served as a Detach- Epperson is married to SPLASH FOR A CAUSE. Dressed as a “Minion” movie character and with an eager audience, Paul Cox, ment and Company Com- the former Becky Gilbert of director of rehabilitation services at Howard Memorial Hospital, prepares to belly-flop in the rehab pool as part mander in 7th Special Forces Buckhannon, West Virginia, of a fundraiser for Operation Christmas Child held last week. Rehab employees all dressed up for Halloween Group and deployed to 13 who is currently deployed and collected money for three days with the one earning the most donations earning a flop in the pool. The effort countries, including two de- with the Air Force to Iraq. raised approximately $400 for OCC. State college planning center collaboration Mission House to be open this Saturday to help prep families for life after high school The Murfreesboro First United Methodist Church’s Mission House will be open Saturday, Nov. Arkansas Treasurer of loan debt totaling $1.5 tril- “ASLA is honored to be a be the single resource that 9, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. State Dennis Milligan has lion. part of this special collabora- families in Arkansas will There will be coats and sweaters to give away announced that his office is The multi-agency ini- tion to help Arkansas fami- use in order to plan for their and a free bag of groceries. The church of located teaming up with the Arkan- tiative was created to ad- lies prepare for higher edu- students’ education beyond on Second Avenue. sas Student Loan Authority, dress the increasing costs of cation,” Williams said. “This high school,” Milligan said. The Mission House is also planning to host a toy the Arkansas Department higher education. “We are team of education-focused Those interested in ac- fair in Dec. 6-7. of Higher Education, and so fortunate to have state organizations and the tools cessing these financial tools For more information, contact Sarnia Minton, the Arkansas 529 Education leaders who genuinely care made available through AR- may visit www.ARColleg- (870) 285-2472 or CareyBeth Cole, (870) 285-1269. Savings Plan to launch an about giving Arkansas fami- CollegeSaver.org create a eSaver.org, or any one of the online education-readiness lies the tools and resources formula for higher education partners’ websites. program: www.ARColleg- they need to make informed success.” eSaver.org. choices regarding where The consortium will of- “Our goal is to help Ar- to attend college,” said Dr. fer financial tools related to kansas families better plan Maria Markham, Arkansas applying for scholarships, and save for the costs associ- Department of Higher Edu- comparing tuition rates, and ated with higher education,” cation director. applying for financial aid. said Milligan, whose office “This website, along with “Our goal is for this to administers the Arkansas other programs and strate- 529 Education Savings Plan, gies, will help our state move a tax-advantaged program the needle towards a better that offers families the op- college-going rate.” portunity to save for future The online resource will Got a Local education. “Student loan offer financial calculators debt is the highest it’s ever and tools designed to show Story been, and I feel it’s our job users the costs of such things as public stewards to bring as financial aid, repaying or Photo Idea? awareness to this issue and student loans, varying col- Contact help families however we lege costs, and why families The Nashville can.” shouldn’t delay saving for Statistics show that stu- higher education, said Tony News-Leader dent loan debt is the second- Williams, director of Arkan- 845-0600 highest debt category now sas Student Loan Authority behind only mortgage debt, (ASLA). according to the Federal Reserve. Nearly 45 million Americans have student 2B News Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Nashville News-Leader Howard County District Court

Oct. 31, 2019 Rowton, Kyla Derek, 26, owed; guilty of failure to BF=Bond Forfeited Nashville, no seat belt, under appear, fined $245 Howard County advisement, fined $50 Murphy, Bobby J., 41, Artis Lollis, Brianna M., Santiago, Aguillar Villa- Nashville, guilty of driving 28, guilty of no child, fined fue, 51, Texarkana, $195 BF, on suspended or revoked $75; guilty of failure to ap- no driver’s license license, fined $345 and sen- pear, fined $245 Walker, Israel, 26, Mineral tenced to 12 days in jail- Kelly, Shannon D., 32, Di- Springs, guilty of no proof community service; guilty of erks, guilty of non-payment of liability insurance, fined failure to appear, fined $245 of fines, $285 owed $125; guilty of failure to ap- Tucker, Christopher D., Potter, Christopher A., 41, pear, fined $245; guilty of 40, Nashville, guilty of non- Fulton, guilty of non-pay- failure to appear, fined $245 payment of fines, $1,270 ment of fines, $ 1,275 owed owed Prewitt, Jessica Leigh, City of Nashville City of Dierks 37, Mesquite, Texas, $25 BF, Foster, Benjamin C., 46, Kelly, Shannon D., 32, protection from second hand Nashville, guilty of non- Dierks, guilty of no seat belt, smoke payment of fines, $3,895 fined $50 Mine Creek Conservation District seeking three director nominees On Tuesday, March 3, meetings, establish district Soil and Water Conser- the Mine Creek Conserva- policies, participate in the vation is challenging work. tion District will conduct formulation of county pro- Persons interested in run- an election for three elected grams, administer all dis- ning for a position on the directors that serve on the trict finances according to Mine Creek Conservation Mine Creek Soil & Water state laws attend, supervise District Board this is what Conservation District Board. district employees and par- should be done: A board of five directors, ticipate in the Southwest - Be a registered voter; two of which are appointed Arkansas Association of - Own land and reside in by the Arkansas Soil & Water Conservation Districts an- the district; Commission and three are nual meeting and commit- - Submit a nominating News-Leader photo/JOHN BALCH elected by resident landown- tees, publish information petition by February 1, 2020. PHARMACY COLLEAGUES. Pharmacist Brad Deal (at left) has purchased Peo- ers, governs the Mine Creek news articles, and keep in- For details on getting ples Pharmacy in Murfreesboro from Rob Evans, who will continue to work at the Soil & Water Conservation formed of legislation of State elected to the Mine Creek business at least three days a week. The business has been in the Evans family District. and Federal governments conservation District Board, since 1947. The board members serve pertaining to conservation stop by the district office as volunteers and work to- problems so that they can located at 101 S. Washington ward efficient use of the make legislators aware of St., Nashville, or call Louise land and also are required how local conservation pro- Morris, district manager at Peoples Pharmacy to attend monthly board grams might be affected. (870) 845-4121 Ext 3. Hempstead County I-30 bridge changes hands to be dedicated to Houston youth By John Balch during the day and would In a time when big chain On Saturday Nov. 9, at 10 like blood on it. Investigators voted unanimously to sup- News-Leader staff help afterwards. pharmacies are closing a.m., a ceremony dedicating arrived and discovered that port the naming of the Red After almost 70 years in “Back then, they stayed their doors, Evans and Deal the Red Lake Bridge over the trash bag contained the Lake Road Overpass at Exit the Evans family, Peoples open until 9:00,” Evans said. agreed that serving the sur- I-30 at Exit 18 in Hempstead remains of a small child. 18 in Hempstead County in Pharmacy in Murfreesboro In 1960, Rob’s father, Rob- rounding area customers has County, Arkansas will be The remains were re- memory of Davis. has changed ownership. ert, graduated from pharma- and will always be the focus. held to formally name the leased to Houston homicide On July 24, the Arkan- Pharmacist Rob Evans cy school and joined Vance The pharmacy also provides bridge “Maleah Davis Me- detectives who were also on sas Highway Commission has sold the longtime busi- and Rubye at the business, after-hours service for its morial Bridge.” scene after the discovery and passed minute Order 2019- ness to fellow pharmacist, as did his wife, Betty, who regular customers and Deal Signs have been pur- were flown back to Houston 080 to allow the installation Brad Deal of Murfreesboro, passed away in 2017. said it will continue to do so. chased and will be installed to be examined to determine of one sign at each end of the who has worked alongside Vance Evans semiretired Deal, 43, also said there and unveiled at that time. if these remains were that of overpass, as requested by the Evans since 2003. Evans said in 1975. are no major changes in Maleah Davis was a Davis. county. he isn’t quite ready for retire- In 1986, Rob Evans gradu- store for the business and it 4-year-old from Houston, On Monday June 3, the Funds for the sign were ment yet and plans to stay on ated from pharmacy school will keep its historic name. Texas who was reported Harris County, Texas Medi- donated by a citizen of at least three days a week. and joined the family busi- “We plan on continuing to missing in early May of this cal Examiner identified the Hempstead County who “If I could be half the boss ness when it was located on provide the kind of service year. A massive search was remains found in the trash wishes to remain anony- Rob has, then I think we’ll be North Washington, situated people have come to expect started in Houston for Davis bag at exit 18 as those of mous. in good shape,” Deal said of in between two doctors’ of- over the years,” Deal said. on or about May 4-5. Davis. “As sheriff of Hempstead the role reversal behind the fices. Rob Evans said his family On May 31, Hempstead On June 4, Hempstead County, I would like to invite counter. The pharmacy has been would like to thank all the County Sheriff’s office re- County Sheriff James Single- all who would like to show Evans said Peoples Phar- in its present location since customers who have sup- ceived information that ton requested a permit for support or participated in macy got its start in 1947 by 1997 and currently employs ported the business for so Davis’ body was possibly a roadside sign from the the search for Maleah, her his grandfather, Vance, and four pharmacists - Deal and many years and the many dumped along Interstate Arkansas Transportation family, the officers who had grandmother, Rubye, who Evans and Janice Beene and employees who make the 30 in Hempstead County. A Department in Honor / to work the scene and any- worked as a school teacher Amy Babb of Arkadelphia. machine run from within. search by the Arkansas State Memory of Maleah Davis one who may way want to Police, Hempstead County and other Missing and Ex- let the world know that we, Sheriff’s Office, Arkansas ploited Children throughout the law enforcement officers Game and Fish Enforcement the nation. of Hempstead County, will Tasting party, fashion show Nov. 16 Officers, Hope Police and The Quorum Court of never forget May 31, 2019 the FBI, was immediately Hempstead County, in a and will always think of at Murfreesboro eatery to benefit OCC undertaken. regular meeting June 24, Maleah as ‘our little angel.’’ An event to benefit Op- test fashions [provided by from Benita Williamson’s The initial search was eration Christmas Child will Southern Flair] will be mod- Southern Flair or at the Feed at exit 30 in Hope. As the Murfreesboro holiday closings listed be held in Murfreesboro on eled by local celebrities.” Bin Cafe, located on the Pike search continued, officers Murfreesboro’s city Of- The Pike County Court- Saturday, Nov. 16. There are 75 tickets avail- County Courthouse Square received information from a fices will be closed on Mon- house and associated offices A tasting party and fash- able to attend the event, in Murfreesboro. contract road crew who were day Nov. 11 in observance of will be closed as well next ion show will be held at 10 which cost $20 each. In addi- For more information on mowing in the area of the Veterans Day. Monday. a.m. at the Feed Bin Cafe in tion, ticket purchases make Operation Christmas Child, on ramp at exit 18, that they Sanitation for the city will Sanitation collection for Murfreesboro. attendees eligible for $300 please visit www.samari- had discovered a black trash run one day late with Thurs- Pike County will be one day A release by event pro- worth of door prizes. tanspurse.org/what-we-do/ bag that was emitting a foul day and Friday being picked later than normal for the du- moters states that “the hot- Tickets can be purchased operation-christmas-child. odor and had what looked up on Friday. ration of next week. Nashville News-Leader Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 News 3B

RINGING THE BELL. The Pike County Democratic Party conducted a ceremonial bell ringing to commemorate the opening of the filing period for elections in 2020 in front of the Pike County Clerk’s office at noon on Monday. Pictured are (from left) Tony Kassos, Micaela Kassos, Chairman John Gould, Jim O’Neal and Patsy Epperson. YOUTH HUNTERS. Karly Couch, 12, of Nathan (above) bagged this buck during the weekend Arkan- sas Youth Hunt and Landen Arbuthnott, 13, of Nash- Filing period opens for 2020 election ville, got this nice six-pointer. Pike County The filing period for the Current J.P.s include John of Pike County, the party Kirby -- Positions 5, 6 and 2020 election opened on Terrell, Robbie Crocker, Seth chairmen are John Gould (D) 7, Blake Harmon, Randy Monday at noon and will Henry Kirkham, Leotis and Billy Plyler (R). Stewart and Dan Funder- end on Tuesday, Nov.12 at Snowden, Jerry Fendley, Independent candidates burk, incumbents, respec- noon. Mike Putz, Jerry Kizzia (not will file during the same tively, three year term The qualifying period available for reelection due period, but will have peti- South Pike County -- includes Pike County can- to appointment to position), tion requirements that will Zone 3, incumbent Scott didates filing for county of- John J. Plyler, Jr. and Paul S. be conducted from Feb 1 to Maroon, 5 year term fices as well as school board Baker. noon on May 1, 2020. Qualification for school positions. Wade Coffman is the The primary elections are board positions requires 20 All nine Justice of the current Mountain Town- set for March 3 of next year. signatures from registered Peace positions on the Pike ship Constable, while Ricky For school board elec- voters residing in the candi- County Quorum Court will Branch serves in the same tions, the following posi- dates’ zone or district. be open, as well as both Pike capacity for the Missouri tions will be featured in the For any further questions County Constable positions Township. elections: on qualifying or registering for the Mountain (north) and For those interested in fil- Centerpoint -- Zone 2, to vote, contact the Pike Missouri (south) townships, ing with a either the Demo- incumbent Kerry Horn, five County Clerk’s Office at all for two-year terms. cratic or Republican Party year term (870) 285-2743. Howard County The political filing period Democrats were Nicky D. ing as an independent was eral Springs School Board opened Monday, but there Davis, Ward 2 Position 2, incumbent Brent Pinkerton filed. were few announced candi- and James Parker, W5P1. In- for District 6. The candidate is Ray dates locally. cumbent Republican Donna The filing period closes at Hawkins, Zone 5. By mid-morning Tues- Harwell filed for W2P1. noon on Tuesday, Nov. 12. Also at Mineral Springs, day, two candidates had One candidate -- Repub- Candidates pay filing fees incumbent recorder-trea- filed as Democrats and one lican Jerry Harwell, District to their own political party. surer April Nail filed for re- as Republican for seats on 5 -- had filed for the Howard An incumbent non-par- election to her non-partisan the Nashville City Council. County Quorum Court. Fil- tisan candidate for the Min- position. Fundraiser in Delight set for Nov. 16 A fundraiser for Debbie lin rifle Limited Edition and (Prince) Brantley will be a .22 caliber Tanfoglio pistol Feedback needed for Sevier Co. held on Saturday, Nov. 16, (both are used- like new). from 4 to 6 p.m. at the De- The drawing will be held light School Cafeteria on Dec. 24. Raffle tickets are broadband Internet data survey The menu consist of chili $20 for both guns. and soup with fixing along For more information or with a dessert and tea. Plates to buy tickets, contact The- UA Cossatot’s Economic to complete an online survey vice and work production, survey will be reviewed and will be $8. A auction will fol- resa House at 870-681-2560 Development department is to benefit the community. and use of more technolo- assessed. low the meal. orSandra Finney at 870-379- working with the broadband Broadband Internet pro- gies in local school systems For Sevier County to re- A raffle for a 30/30 Mar- 2169. provider Aristotle Unified vides high-speed Internet. are just a few benefits of this ceive quicker Internet, AUC Communications (AUC) to With broadband, Sevier service. needs survey participation. Benefit for 4-H member trip Nov. 17 disseminate a survey that County schools, business- AUC is committed to To complete this online will assist in identifying es, and residents will be providing broadband to survey, visit www.cccua. There will be chili fun- and will help fund Malaya the need and feasibility of able to use the Internet in a unserved and underserved edu/sevier. draiser Sunday, Nov. 17 to Graham’s trip to Denver deploying new broadband faster amount of time with rural communities and ur- For more information, help send a Pike County 4-H to compete in the Western service in Sevier County. fewer technical difficulties. ban neighborhoods by elimi- contact UA Cossatot Eco- member to Denver. National Roundup Fashion In order to receive useful The prosperous economic nating barriers to broadband nomic Development Direc- The event will be held Revue Contest. quality data, members of Se- growth of Sevier County, deployment. Research ob- tor, Lisa Taylor, at ltaylor@ from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the The meal will be by do- vier County are being asked more excellent customer ser- tained from this market cccua.edu or 870-584-1184. Murfreesboro Senior Citizen nation. 4B News Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Nashville News-Leader Dierks Basketball Fundraiser Tuesday, Nov. 12 during Blue/White Basketball Games Dierks High School Cafeteria • 5 p.m. Chili/Soup crackers, Fritos, cheese, dessert & drink Montgomery County man facing charges for Pike County thefts A Montgomery County staying. man has been charged in A juvenile was also identi- Pike County for his alleged fied through the surveillance role in a break-in and theft video as was Robert Burch. from a Glenwood home. Burch named Brad Cogburn CHECK PRESENTATION. Pictured are (from left) Bobby Ballinger Jr.; Julio Fuentes; Artee Porter; Tollette Timothy D. Cogburn, as another suspect and ad- Mayor Brenda Porter; Gov. Asa Hutchinson; Secretary of Commerce Mike Preston; Rural Services Director 25, was charged Oct. 24 vised he and Brad Cogburn Becca Caldwell; ARDC Chair James Myatt; and ARDC Commissioner Davis Bell. with felony theft of prop- tried to get another ride once erty, residential burglary they learned the vehicle and breaking or entering was stolen. Burch and Brad and misdemeanor theft. He Cogburn were not charged Town of Tollette receives pleaded not guilty to the in the case. charges Oct. 28 and his bond Eventually, the juvenile was set at $25,000. and Timothy Cogburn ad- According to case infor- mitted that they were in- $1,572 Rural Services grant mation, Cogburn is accused volved in the break-in and of breaking into a home on thefts. Gov. Asa Hutchinson pre- Grant Program, and the Grant Program. Under the stations, or multi-purpose Park Street while the occu- Other charges sented $1,572 to town of Rural Services Block Grant program, county fairs locat- buildings, and the purchase pants were asleep. The lady On Oct. 23, drug charges Tollette (Howard County) Program. Most require a 50 ed in counties with a popu- of fire trucks (pumper, tank- of the home woke up around were filed against Rachel from Arkansas Economic percent matching grant to lation of less than 55,000 are er, brush or certain service 3:40 a.m. and found several Ann Ybarra, 31, of Glen- Development Commission be eligible for the programs. eligible for up to $4,000 per trucks) and fire-fighting things “out of place” and wood. She is charged with (AEDC) Rural Services Di- A total of $318,505 was fiscal year for construction, equipment. Grants are up items such as her purse, cell felony possession of a con- vision at a ceremony held awarded to 28 cities and renovation or general im- to $75,000, with a required phones and numerous per- trolled substance and para- Oct. 24 at the Arkansas State counties under the Rural provements of buildings or match of 10 percent that sonal effects were missing phernalia and misdemeanor Capitol. In total, some $1.35 Community Grant Program. purchase of items shown to may be comprised of in-kind from inside the home and a charges of the same offense. million was awarded to 49 Applicants from incorporat- directly improve the build- labor, in-kind materials or 2015 Nissan Quest was also Ybarra was arrested Oct. communities throughout ed towns of less than 3,000 in ing or the services that the cash. Only incorporated gone from the home’s drive- 3 after a report of possible Arkansas. population and unincorpo- county fair association may towns and rural communi- way. It was later discovered drug use at a home on Hays The town of Tollette re- rated rural areas are eligible provide. ties with a population of that the home’s garage and Street in Glenwood. Ybarra ceived funding to purchase for up to $15,000 in matching A total of $997,115.16 was less than 3,000 with at least storage shed had also been was found to have prior a new heating and air unit funds under the program for awarded to 15 communi- 51 percent in the low- to broken in to. drug convictions and was ac- for the Tollette Library. community development ties and counties under the moderate-income category Authorities were able tively on parole with a search The grants fall into one and fire protection projects. Rural Services Block Grant are eligible. to track one of the victim’s waiver on file. A bedroom in of three programs: the Rural A total of $23,657.55 was program to fund new con- For more information, phones to a home on Man- the home where Ybarra had Community Grant Program, awarded to six counties un- struction or renovation of visit www.ArkansasEDC. ford Road in Montgomery been staying was search and the County Fair Building der the County Fair Building community centers, fire com. County but no suspects were a marijuana cigarette and a located. Hydrocodone pill were lo- The stolen vehicle had cated as well as digital scales been reported seen at and various paraphernalia. Dierks’ Jo Ann Walters Elementary School a Nashville convenience Ybarra pleaded not guilty store and surveillance video to the charges Oct. 28 and her showed four males emerge bond was set at $10,000. from the vehicle, one who A felony charge of crimi- was identified as Cogburn. nal non-support was filed in The stolen vehicle con- Pike County Oct. 29 against taining several of the stolen Jerri Lamb, 54, of Mineral Honor Roll items was later recovered in Springs. Lamb is accused of 6th Grade All A Montgomery County, about falling behind on child sup- All A Sydney Barbre, Bentley Glasgow, Alexis Hanway, Milee two miles from where Cog- port payments in the amount Connor Bailey, Peyton Boeckman, Allanis Chandler, Harrison, Eligah Hawthorne, Joelle Herrington, Addison burn reportedly had been of $17,591. McKenzie Chennault, Paige Eason, Abigale Hill, Lilly Hill, Emma Hill, Lexia Kitchens, Aiden Russell, Maclane Hogg, Krissyn Icenhower, Olivia Kitchens, Carlee Mounts, Smith, Claire Stapp, Izabelle Thompson, Jareth Trejo, Kalee Mounts, Ryleigh Simmons, Mason Smith, Linnea Elizabeth Winer Pike County Housing Thompson A&B A&B Payeton Bagley, Kylee Bray, Alec Chandler, Kaylan Authority appointment Taylor Adams, Sayer Baker, Jacob Brock, Rachel Combs, Coulter, Stefan Fatherree, Briseis Faulkner, Gauge Graham, Evelyn Diaz, Kolton Gadbury, Cecilia Hill, Aaron Pinkerton, Colten Hobbs, Shyanne Kight, Emma Manasco, Presley Staci Stewart of Kirby has “There will be more in Jacee Ward Pugh, Harrison Simmons, Jace Wright, Sophie Younger been appointed to the Pike the future, hopefully,” said 5th Grade 3rd Grade County Housing Authority Stewart, adding that she was All A All A Board. “community minded and Leah Allen, Natalie Binkley, Landon Dowdy, Tristen Josiah Boozer, Jon Castleman, Jacoby Faulkner, Maxton Stewart, who works in the hoping to help out where I Godwin, Zachary Hodges,Vivienne Keeney, Alanna Sayre, Greene, Jacen Herrington, Jett Jackson, Carson King, Bailee county assessor’s office, will can.” Kalee Simmons, Abigail Vaughn, Raylie Walston, Haley Manasco, Savannah Tedford, Tristan Winer replace Kelly Riley, who had Stewart took the oath Woods A&B been on the board for the last of office as officiated by A&B Seth Bearden, Bristol Beilstein, Annabelle Burton, Ean 30 years. Her term is set to Pike County Judge Dewight Treaton Alexander, Jancey Glidewell, Treven Hill, Vale- Chandler, Creedence Graham, Delannie Hawthorne, Mad- last three years. Mack on Oct. 29, and will ria Marquez, Danielle Mathis, Alexa Nicolosi, Noah Wade, den Hill, Harley Howell, Konner Jones, Yale Lappin, Ellie She said she was “ex- participate in her first meet- Braxton Ward Lee, Auston Mathis, Kaitlynn Mathis, Marcus Morgan, cited” at being placed on her ing of the Hosing Authority 4th Grade Rafael Ramirez, Isabella Semmler first board. in December.

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‘Climate Change’ Cowboy Logic The sea level is rising. We are in an “in- will build cleaner machinery, our descen- terglacial period” within the Pleistocene Ice dants will continue to improve and invent Age, according to the learned. It has been our essentials; food, water, shelter. They melting ice for the last ten thousand years. will develop genetics that will improve So, we miniscule Earthlings are fighting an our future. uphill battle. We can also expect the population of A PLACE TO STAY. Birdhouses in place around a cattle operations. To put it in perspective, most of us are Earth (7.7 billion) to continue to rise, third not worrying about the inexorable melting world countries to modernize and consume of icebergs for the next 100, 1000, or 10,000 more and more energy. We can also expect years. That’s not necessarily good, it’s just wars between governments to get even Ranchers can help grassland the truth. worse and unconceivable weapons with The majority of meteorologists agree which to threaten. All factors that will in- birds rebuild state populations the sea is rising. They don’t all agree on the hibit any worldwide cooperation on good cause or how to stop it. Rather than stupefy causes. By Mary Hightower bird habitat while keeping Don’t graze the surround- you with statistics of the greenhouse gas- In defense of those who have taken up U of A System the livestock operation pro- ing paddocks sequentially, ses, their source and who’s to blame, let us the banner of World Wide Famine, Global Division of Agriculture ductive, based on experience but rather, in an alternating examine the future: In the last 21-odd years Cooling, Greenhouse gases, Global Warm- Rotational stocking and elsewhere in the central fashion. This will increase the sea level has risen an average of 1/8 inch ing, or Climate Change, they should be other management practices United States. ground cover adjacent to the per year, which is above the 19th century taken seriously. They have good intentions. may give grassland birds a Select paddocks for the refuge paddocks. average. Based on this, from 2020 to 2028, Time will tell how we will deal with the chance to rebuild their popu- habitat away from tree lines Leave at least 4 inches of it will rise 1 inch, by 2036 it will have risen problem. lations, said Dirk Philipp, and wooded areas – areas standing forage after each 2 inches, etc., until by 2108 it will reach one For the time being, in the midst of this associate professor-animal that can harbor predators grazing. foot in 4 generations. “interglacial period,” we can follow our an- science, for the University of of birds. Come early July, the habi- We agree we can’t stop it. We will con- cestors. If we lived on the beach in 1866, we Arkansas System Division of Don’t graze the habitat tat/refuge paddocks can be tinue to eat meat and potatoes, pork and can assume that the sea was rising then too. Agriculture. paddock between early May grazed or mowed as desired. rice, taco and beans worldwide. We will The same for 1939, 1970 and 2001. What “A recent report in the and early July to enable Philipp said the pad- keep building cities, roads, cars, airlines, did those humans who lived on the coast journal ‘Science’ indicated the birds to nest and raise docks should have some air conditioners, MRI machines, heaters, at sea level through the centuries do when that there has been a de- young. form of grazing, “as this will the internet, telephones and life-giving/ the tide came in? Simple, they moved back crease of about one-third in Build additional pad- deposit nutrients back to the energy-consuming sources created by man. to higher ground or bought a houseboat. bird abundance across land- docks around one or two of soil, provide insect habitat As the years pass, our human ingenuity www.baxterblack.com scapes of the United States,” the habitat paddocks. on which birds rely, and he said. “Large losses have These paddocks, which provide a less even ground occurred across landscapes become refuges for wildlife, cover that may be more in the central United States can contain legumes or other beneficial for birds including National FFA gives UA Cossatot over the past few decades, broadleaf forage, which their food sources.” with about 74 percent of provide better quality forage To learn more about for- grassland bird species de- when harvested or grazed age management, contact $1,200 ‘Living to Serve’ grant clining, mostly due to habi- later than normal. your county extension office, The UA Cossatot col- a volunteer, contact Narda first part of the project and tat loss due to a variety of Having a refuge paddock or visit www.uaex.edu. Fol- legiate FFA has received Launius at 903-838-3223 or delivered 120 square bales reasons.” in the middle of everything low the Cooperative Exten- a semester-long Living to visit their website at: www. to the ranch. However, Philipp said increases the total inhabit- sion Service on Twitter at @ Serve grant through the runninwjranch.org Over the next few months, ranchers can provide for able grassland as a food uaex_edu and Instagram @ National FFA for $1,200 to On Thursday, Oct. 17, students will also be deliver- both their livestock and source and retreat. uaex_edu. partner with Runnin’ WJ eight agriculture students ing feed and completing grassland birds with judi- Ranch this fall. Runnin’ WJ and their instructor, Kel- training to volunteer during cious use of grazing man- Ranch is a non-profit equine li Harris, accomplished the riding classes. agement practices. assisted activities facility in “Grazing, by and large, Texarkana, Texas for special- can enhance habitat for needs children and adults. Pesticide applicator training grassland birds via grazing ‘Lunch and Learn’ The grant will allow the methods other than just con- collegiate FFA to donate feed session set for Nov. 13th tinuous stocking,” he said. series starts this and forage for the more than With rotational stocking, twenty horses that live and at N’ville’s UA Cossatot animals usually return every month in Pike County work at the ranch. In ad- A pesticide applicator fee, a $20.00 registration fee four weeks to the same pad- dition to the donation, the The Pike County Cooperative Extension Service training session will be held will be charged. dock — not enough time for students are raising aware- will be holding a “Cool Season Lunch and Learn in Nashville on Nov. 13 be- To register, contact the breeding ground-nesting ness about ways people Series,” November through February. ginning at 10:30 a.m. at UA Howard County Extension birds to raise their young. can get involved at Runnin’ Members of the public are invited for a light lunch Cossatot. Office at (870) 845-7517 by “The key is to schedule WJ Ranch. Volunteers are and a short informational program on: In addition to the license Nov. 8. grazing and rotating animals needed for the 2019-2020 Nov. 21- Cool Season Weed Control through paddocks that leave school year to lead horses Dec. 4- Caring for Holiday Plants rest periods in some pad- or walk alongside the riders Jan. 15- How to Read Your Soil Report docks that are long enough during classes. Feb. 19- Pruning Fruit Trees and Shrubs so that birds can build a nest To participate as a leader Cost will be $5 at the door. and successfully raise their or side walker, volunteers For more information or to register, call (870) young, all in six weeks,” will need to complete a free 285-2161. Philipp said. training program provided Philipp offered some by the ranch. For more in- tactics to enhance grassland formation about becoming 6B News Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Nashville News-Leader By Jean A. Ince • Howard County Extension Agent/Staff Chair November: Diabetes Awareness Month The holidays are here! November is also diabetes aware- vegetable dishes that are loaded with butter and cheese tional Diabetes Education Program. Check out their website ness month. Whether you have diabetes or have been told which included many of the vegetable casseroles. If needed, at www.cdc.gov/diabetes/ndep by a doctor you are pre-diabetic, the holidays can create take just a small spoonful or a taste. Recipe of the Week special challenges. Take 2-3 ounces of protein. If the chicken, turkey or It’s not too early to start planning for Thanksgiving din- How can you stick with a healthy meal plan and enjoy other lean cuts of meat are baked or grilled, then you can ner. This is a great recipe to serve alongside other holiday all the festivities and celebrations? All it takes is a little feel good about eating these foods. Avoid over doing it favorites. In fact, this recipe is great anytime of the year! My planning and know how before you face the endless par- though. 2-3 ounces is about the size of a deck of playing family loves it served with pork chops or grilled chicken. ties and buffet tables. cards. Cinnamon-Glazed Baby Carrots Make a plan. Before you go to the party, think about Go easy on the breaded meats. Many of the meats on 4 cups baby carrots, rinsed and drained what foods will be served. Decide which foods will help a buffet line are breaded then deep-fried and served along 2 tablespoons soft tub margarine keep your blood sugar under control and which foods you with heavy sauces. Take just a taste of these foods, if you 2 tablespoons brown sugar want to avoid. Look at the buffet once you get there and just can’t resist them. ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon then choose one or two favorite treats along with healthier Look for high-fiber grains.Choose steamed brown rice, 1/8 teaspoon salt items to round out your meal. whole-grain crackers or whole-grain breads whenever pos- Place the carrots in a small saucepan. Add just enough Watch your portions. Many foods on the buffet table sible. Avoid loading up on cheese spreads, dips or butter water to barely cover the carrots. Cover. Bring to a boil. are loaded with fat, sugar, or salt. Take very small portions as add-ons to whole grain foods. Reduce heat to medium. Cook for 7-8 minutes, just until of deep-fried foods, fatty foods wrapped in bacon, cheesy Watch out for desserts and drinks. Most desserts and the carrots are easily pierced with a sharp knife. foods and desserts. drinks are high in sugar. Choose fresh fruit whenever While the carrots are cooking, combine margarine, Come prepared. If you are asked to bring a dish, be possible. Fruit is an excellent source of fiber, vitamins and brown sugar, cinnamon, and salt in a small saucepan, and sure to bring one that is healthy and one you can eat. Don’t minerals not found in other foods. If you can’t resist the melt together over low heat (or put in a microwave-safe make a big production of it. Many people will never miss dessert table, take only a small portion and enjoy it. bowl and microwave for a few seconds on high power, the lower salt, lower fat, or lower sugar variation. In fact, The holidays happen only once a year. Enjoy them! How- until margarine is mostly melted). Stir well to combine they may even ask for the recipe! ever as with everything else, enjoy them in moderation! ingredients. Focus on family and friends, instead of food. When If you would like more information on eating healthy, Drain carrots, leaving them in the saucepan. Pour cin- you arrive at a party, don’t make a be-line for the buffet following the dietary guidelines or are interested in at- namon mixture over carrots. Cook and stir over medium table. Visit with people. Waiting later to eat, may prevent tending nutrition workshops, contact the Howard County heat for 2-3 minutes, just until the carrots are thoroughly multiple trips to the food bar. Extension Office at 870-845-7517 or visit our office located coated and the glaze thickens slightly. Fill half of your plate with vegetables. Choose veg- on the second floor of the courthouse. I’ll be glad to add Yield: 4 servings (1 cup each) etables that are colorful such as broccoli, bell peppers, green you to our newsletter list to let you know when programs Nutrition information per serving: Calories-130, Total beans, carrots, cabbage, eggplant and spinach. are scheduled. fat 6g, Saturated fat 1g, Cholesterol 0mg, Sodium 160mg, Choose fresh or steamed veggies. 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Sunday fundraiser for M’boro senior center Holiday events lined A Sunday lunch fundraiser sponsored by the United Methodist Church will be served at 11 a.m. the Murfreesboro Senior Center on Sunday, Nov. 10. The menu will consist of sliced turkey, dressing & giblet gravy, cranberry sauce, green beans, rolls and sweet potato up for Nashville pie for dessert. All proceeds will benefit the center’s Meal on Wheels program. The Nashville Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade is set for Nov. 30 at 2 p.m. Those interested in having a float or in caroling may contact the chamber at (870) 845-1262. Ebenezer UMC to celebrate anniversary Also, the Howard County Historical Society will hold its “Oldtime Christmas in Ebenezer United Methodist Church in Nashville will celebrate its 143rd anniversary, Nashville” event on Sunday, Dec. 1. There will also be an open house event at the Sunday. The event will be at 2:30 p.m. at the church, located at 318 W. Dodson St., Nashville. Lyons Center/old fire station. The pastor is Rev. Ellis Ray Floyd. The guest church for the event is St. Luke CME Church of Ozan, and the speaker will be St. Luke’s pastor, Rev. Anretha Walker. The public is invited. ATTEND CHURCH THIS SUNDAY! DIERKS CHURCH OF CHRIST meets at 308 Main St., Dierks Meeting times: Sunday: 9:30 a.m.; 10:30 a.m. Wednesday: 6:00 p.m. EvEryonE is WELCoME! “If we walk in the light as He is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Christ cleanses us from all sin” 1 John 1:7 email - [email protected]

Scott Memorial & woods & Mt. Carmel UMC 1st & 3rd Sunday each month - woods public accountants, pa Ltd. 2nd & 4th @ Hwy 371E. 118 N. Main - Nashville - 845-4422 SS 10 a.m., Worship 11:30 a.m. Lockesburg Donny J. Woods (PA) Everyone is always welcome! Bill Moorer •Jeanice Neel (CPA)

-- Non-Denomination -- Delight United New Life in Jesus Methodist Church Christ Church E. Antioch Street • Delight 913 South Main St. • Nashville, AR Sunday Morning Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Morning Services - 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening Worship 5:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting - Wed. 6:30 p.m. Pastors: Lankford & Mary Alice Moore Jim Henderson, Pastor You are invited to worship with us at... HOLLY CREEK Center Point Missionary Baptist Church 705 Main St. • Dierks • 286-2010 Missionary Sun. School 10:00 a.m. Baptist Church Sun. Morning Worship 10:50 a.m. 211 Church St. • Center Point Sun. Evening 5:00 p.m. Wednesday WOW 6:00 p.m. Pastor: Jaron Tipton Wednesday Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Pastor: Bro. Clyde Mitchell Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Radio Program: 9:45 Sunday Morning • B99.5 FM Evening Service 5:00 p.m. Visit us at: www.hollycreekmbc.net Ridgeway Baptist Church First Christian EBENEZER UMC (SBC) 318 West Dodson • Nashville Corner of Peachtree & Hearn Church Sun. School 9:30 a.m. each Sun. Hwy. 371 • Prescott Hwy • Nashville 500 N. Main • Nashville 845-1386 (Corner of Main & Bishop) Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Bro. Alan Cook Wed. Bible Study 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Sunday: Fellowship 9 a.m. 845-3241 Bro. Ellis Ray Floyd, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Sunday Bible School - 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship - 10:45 a.m. “Open Hearts, Open Minds, Discipleship Training 5 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study 6:00 p.m. Open Doors” Evening Worship 6 p.m. Wednesday: Children/Youth/Adults 6:30 p.m. Pastor Don Jones Minister: Jim Pinson Immanuel Baptist Church Come worship with us! Immanuel St. • Nashville • 845-3414 First Church of God Brent Thompson, Pastor Advertise your Futrell Marine www.myimmanuel.com Community Oriented & Christ Centered 946 MLK, Hwy 355, Tollette, AR church or business Hwy. 371 Sunday: Sunday School - 9:55 a.m. here by calling Nashville Worship (KMTB-fm) - 10:55 a.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship - 6:00 p.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. • Youth 6:00 p.m. Tracy at (870) 845-3122 Youth - 6:00 p.m. Wednesday evening service 6:00 p.m. Wednesday: AWANA - 5:30 p.m. 870-845-0600 Bible Study - 6:00 p.m. Rev. Charles Green, Pastor Youth - 6:30 p.m. Nashville News-Leader Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 News 7B Fall Birding with Arkansas Audubon Society Nov. 15-17 Experience the delights Saturday evening’s high- of Fall Birding at the 2019 light is “The Ecology of the Arkansas Audubon So- Great American Bald Eagle” ciety Spring convention, by guest speaker Mike Mar- which will meet Friday, tin, professional photogra- Nov. 15-Sunday, Nov. 17 at pher and owner of the Ozark the Hampton Inn and Ar- Nature Gallery. kansas Tech University in Registration is open Russellville. through the first night of The convention will fea- the conference. Convention ture birding field trips and registration is $25/$35 for special presentations. Ad- Audubon Society members ditionally, participants will and non-members respec- have a silent auction, door tively. Children under 16 are TRI-COUNTY WINNERS. Dierks recently won the Tri-County Quiz Bowl for fifth and sixth graders. Teams prizes, and opportunities to free with the purchase of an from Nashville, Mineral Springs, Horatio, De Queen and Ashdown also attended. The team from Dierks in- network with other wildlife adult registration and stu- cludes Mason Smith, Connor Bailey, Kolton Gadbury, Lilly Hogg, Ryleigh Simmons, Krissyn Icenhower, and enthusiasts. Friday registra- dents are $10. Saturday night Cohen Pond. The competition was held at Dierks. tion lasts from 4-5:30 p.m. dinner are an additional in the breakfast room of the charge. A downloadable hotel. brochure about the soci- Friday evening’s pre- ety, convention registration sentation will be “A Lon- form, accommodations, and gitudinal Study of Interior a complete meeting agen- Least Tern Nesting Ecology da are available at http:// in Arkansas (2001–2019)” www.arbirds.org/. by Thomas E. Nupp, a Pro- For more information fessor of Wildlife Science contact Samantha Scheiman and Fisheries and Wildlife at Samantha.scheiman@ Program Director, Arkansas gmail.com. Tech University. The Arkansas Audu- Saturday afternoon pre- bon Society, a nonprofit sentations will include Blue- all-volunteer organization bird Dinner Time (a short founded in 1955, aims to video), “Survival by De- foster a greater knowledge grees” a National Audubon of Arkansas’s natural his- Bird and Climate Report, tory through observation, “The Tenor, the Mouse, and investigation, education and the Mocking Bird”, and a publication; and to be a po- report from attendees of the tent force in the conservation National Audubon Conven- of all of the state’s natural tion in Milwaukee. resources.

HATS FOR DIAMOND-FINDERS. Jean Floyd, chair- woman of the Murfreesboro Advertising and Tourism Commission, presents hats to Crater of Diamonds Park Superintendent Caleb Howell. The hats, a brain- child of the commission, were sponsored by First State Bank of Murfreesboro and will be presented to all those who find certified diamonds at the state park. Slightly more than 100 hats were ordered in the first batch, and it was discovered that Murfreesboro was misspelled, missing the second “r” on the back of the hat. Floyd said she had left messages with the compa- ny that produced the hats to see what could be done about the situation. 8B Classifieds Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Nashville News-Leader

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News-Leader photos/LOUIE GRAVES NASHVILLE TRICK OR TREAT TRAIL. Hailing from the Emerald City were (at left) Jody Young with sons Rhett, 8 (the Tinman) and Wyatt, 3 (the Scarecrow). Three “wascally wabbits” (top right) also were on hand in the form of Beverly McIntyre of Hope, Somaya Muldrew, 7, of Nashville, and Sno Zavala of Nashville. The youngest treater of the event may have been Kekiyah Brown with mom Briara Sanders of Mineral Springs Tiebreaker decides football contest There were two 10-of-10 entries in last week’s football contest, and the ‘tiebreaker’ was needed to determine the winner. And the winner was Jerry Bowden of Nashville, who pre- dicted a 28-point winning margin for Nashville. The actual winning margin was 25 points. Bowden edged Joy Freel’s Second Math Class, and he gets a combo meal from Starz. Scores of the games in last week’s contest: Foreman 48, Murfreesboro 12 Mineral Springs 42, Lafayette County 22 Arkansas State 48, Louisiana Monroe 34 Ouachita Baptist 38, SAU 21 Henderson State 27, UA-M 20 Kansas State 38, Kansas 10 Georgia 24, Florida 17 Auburn 20, Ole Miss 14 Mississippi St. 54, Arkansas 24 Nashville 37, Malvern 12

News-Leader photos/STEPHANIE WEST Tri-County library REMEMBERING A MS HORNET. Friends and family of former Mineral Springs Hornet Octavion Ceaser, 20, who died in a car wreck the night of Friday, Oct. 25, gathered during Friday night’s football game to release red meeting Nov. 12 balloons in his memory. The Tri-County Regional Library System Board will meet for its quarterly meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 12 at 5 p.m. at the Sevier County Library-De Queen Branch. Items to be discussed are the 2020 meeting dates and dis- tribution of funding for January, 2020. The system serves 11 public libraries in Howard, Little River and Sevier counties. The public is invited to attend the meeting. 10B News Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Nashville News-Leader 2019 Mineral Springs Homecoming

Homecoming Queen Princess Thomas Maid of Honor Chiree Newton Attendant Escort: Jackson Turley Escort: Ladarrius Hicks Cali Newton

Senior Chardajah Poindexter Senior Dakota Smith Junior Diana Garcia Escort: Dadrick Franklin Escort: Jadyn Williams Escort: Tra Olden

Junior Jazman Hernandez Junior Haven Reed Junior Usher Shania Muldrew Escort: Josh Jackson Escort: Devon Swopes Escort: Marlon Graves

Sophomore Andrea Johnson Sophomore Tyana Paxton Sophomore Ashaureah Perkins Escort: Javonta Gray Escort: Wilfredo Gauldemez Escort: Cameren Lee

Freshman Briyonna Davis Freshman Lafika Griffith Sophomore Dajanae Watson Escort: Estavan Bravo Escort: Greg Hicks Escort: Jadyn Williams Congratulations to the 2019 Mineral Springs Homecoming Court 500 E. Runnels St. * Mineral Springs * 287-4248 Buddy’s Quick Stop Proud supporter of the Mineral Springs Hornets Nashville News-Leader Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Taxes 1C

NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE DELINQUENT BARNETT, JIMNA & RICHARD 76.90 BOWLES, RANDY & SHELBY 279.73 COLLIER, MARETTA 53.24 SECT- 20 TOWN-08 RGE-28 SECT- 22 TOWN-10 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 REAL ESTATE TAX SWSW EXC NE COR N CRK (28AC); S PT NWSE S RD (5.72AC) PT SYPERT N12’ LOT 20 LOT 13 LIST SW COR SESW S CRK (3AC) W1/2 SE (59.28AC) THRU 19 LOT-13 BLK-2 The Real Estate Tax Books of Howard BARRIENTOS, NOE & JAIME ARCHER 57.74 BOWLES, RANDY B & SHELBY L 73.37 CONATSER, HOMER A & BRENDA S 40.20 County reflect the following list of real SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 27 TOWN-10 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 property to be delinquent for nonpayment SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. W50’ LOT NWNE (40AC) ELEY S1/2 OF LOTS 10-11-12 of taxes for the year 2018 (The amount 5; 50X50 N SAID LOT LOT-PT5 BLK-23 BOWMAN, JOHNNY DR & CAROL A 2,114.68 LOT-PT1 BLK-2 included in the “Tax, Penalty and Costs” BARTON, CAROLYN 63.47 SECT- TOWN- RGE- NEW CONATSER, HOMER ALLEN 111.27 column will not include all penalties and SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 NASHVILLE S1/2 OF LT 18 LT 19 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 costs and will not include interest and MC CULLOUGH BLOCK 58 W THRU 23 LOT-PT1 BLK-125 N 5’ OF ELEY N1/2 OF LOTS 10-11-12 special improvement assessments that may 11’ OF LT 18; LTS 19-20- LOT-PT1 LT LOT-19 24 LOT-20 LOT-PT1 BLK-2 be due at the time of payment.) BLK-58 21; E1’ OF LT 22; LOT-19 BRADFORD, JOE R & KAREN 38.17 COOK, GARY & LOVA 483.28 NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE BCI ALLEGIANCE LLC 247.54 SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 15 TOWN-05 RGE-28 ABDUL-JALEEL, ALI 310.58 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT N1/2 SWSW PT NENWSW (5.35AC); SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 ORIGINAL BL 18 LT 8 BRASEL, GREGORY ALLEN 1,037.39 PT SE COR SWNW (1.43AC) SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. BEAR & DALTON W/LE 156.95 SECT- 11 TOWN-06 RGE-28 COOK, TIM & DENISE 83.32 ABDUL-JALEEL, ALI 154.00 SECT- 15 TOWN-10 RGE-27 E1/2 SESE S RD (9AC) SECT- 25 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SE COR NWNE (.50AC) W1/2 SESE S RD (3.5AC) PT NWSE (1AC) SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. BEATY, ROBERT WILLIAM & CONNIE 54.64 BRAY, JAMES & KATHIE 110.04 COOK, TIMOTHY & DENISE 121.17 ADAMS, EZELL RAMON 19.36 SECT- 14 TOWN-11 RGE-28 SECT- 13 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SECT- 15 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SECT- 01 TOWN-11 RGE-28 COTTON SHED #1 LT 36 BL 5 PT SWSW N RD (1.02AC) PT SENWSE (1.39AC) PT SW COR NWSE (1) LOT-36 BLK-5 BRITT, CONSTANCE 500.89 COTHREN, SARAH ISABEL 134.08 ADAMS, EZELL RAMON 98.52 BEAVERS, CRAIG E 252.09 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 HAYES SECT- 35 TOWN-07 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SW. R.E.& W115’ OF N5’ LOT 3; W115’ LOT-PT3 PT NENE S OF RD(2.58AC) ORIGINAL PT NE BL 28 DEV. CO. E1/2 LOT 5 & 6 LOT-PTBLK-14 BLK-1 LOT 4&5; LOT-PT4 COULTER, CALLIE 115.43 (186X105) BLK-28 BEAVERS, CRAIG EDWARD 149.79 W115’ OF S13’ LOT 6 LOT-PT5 SECT- 16 TOWN-10 RGE-27 ADAMS, H R 132.04 SECT- 20 TOWN-09 RGE-28 BROWN, DARLENA 27.83 PT SESE (29.75AC) SECT- 32 TOWN-10 RGE-28 W3.50AC W1/2 SENESE (3.50AC) SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 COULTER, RUFUS A 15.00 NWNE (40); PT SWNE N SR (26.67AC) BECKWITH, RICHARD 44.17 W280’ S RD E1/2 SENW SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 ADAMS, SAMANTHA 17.58 SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 (4AC); W280’ E1/2 NESW EXC SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. SECT- 24 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PT SESWNW (.27AC) NE COR (8.48AC) COX, AMANDA W/LE 20.11 SE COR SWSESW (.82) BELCHER-COLLINS-COLLINS 108.69 BROWN, DARLENA 134.23 SECT- 13 TOWN-09 RGE-28 ADAMS, SAMANTHA DENISE 63.87 SECT- 07 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 08 TOWN-11 RGE-27 E1/2 SESWSE (2.07AC); SECT- 17 TOWN-10 RGE-27 PT W1/2 FRL NWNW (17.01AC); NENE EXC 6AC NW COR CRAIGG, MAMIE 10.91 PT W1/4 SWSWSW (2.01AC) FRL SWNW EXC SE COR (36.70AC) (34AC); PT OF SWNE & PT SENE SECT- 17 TOWN-10 RGE-27 ADAMS, SAMANTHA DENISE 230.19 BENNETT, CHARLIE & DOROTHY 6.45 (72.31AC) PT SWSWSW (120X75) SECT- 17 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SECT- 24 TOWN-10 RGE-28 BROWN, DARLENA 179.60 CREWS, JONATHAN A 68.51 SW COR SWSWSW (100X150) PT SWNENE (1.40AC) SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 15 TOWN-08 RGE-28 ADAMS, STEVIE JOE 201.19 BENSON NURSING HOME INC 56.38 PT NWNW (9.35AC); PT SWNW PT NWNE (24.87AC); PT N1/2 SECT- 13 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 (23.41AC) **SEE ADMIN** SWNE (7.50AC); NENE W & S OF PT SENW (2AC) SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. **SEE BROWN, DARLENA 78.12 RD (.84AC); PT SENE W OF AERO, INC 1,886.12 ADMIN** LOT-3 BLK-5 SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 RD(2.05AC) SECT- 25 TOWN-09 RGE-27 BENSON NURSING HOME INC 244.91 PT W1/2 SENW (13.82AC); PT CROFTON, ANNIE EST 21.34 PT SESE SEC 26; PT SWSW SEC SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SW. R.E. W1/2 NESW (19AC) SECT- 08 TOWN-11 RGE-27 25; (4.65AC) & DEV. CO. **SEE ADMIN** LOTBLK-16 BROWN, DARNELL 81.84 PT W132’ SWNE(204X132 ALEXANDER, CHRISTOPHER SR 15.00 BENSON NURSING HOME INC 440.61 SECT- 03 TOWN-11 RGE-27 &126X132 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SWSW (40AC) CROFTON, BEARIE 11.42 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. BL 10 LOT SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. **SEE BROWN, JOHNNY M & MELISSA J 176.16 SECT- 08 TOWN-11 RGE-27 12 LOT-12 BLK-10 ADMIN** LOT-6 BLK-20 SECT- 35 TOWN-10 RGE-28 PT W132’ SWNE (110X132) ALEXANDER, DEREK 38.79 BENSON NURSING HOME INC 42.45 NE PT NESE (8AC) CROFTON, DIANE M 13.91 SECT- 27 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 BROWN, LILLIE MAE 15.00 SECT- 08 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PT SENE (1.67AC) SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. **SEE SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT W132’ SWNE (165X132) ALEXANDER, KATIE 23.38 ADMIN** LOT-8 BLK-28 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. CROFTON, JOE & BARBARA WILLIAM 11.42 SECT- 15 TOWN-11 RGE-27 BENSON NURSING HOME INC 1,452.43 BROWN, LILLIE MAE 40.64 SECT- 08 TOWN-11 RGE-27 NE COR NWNE (1.22AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SPENCER PT SWSWNE (110X132) ALEXANDER, STEVE & KIM 221.36 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. **SEE BROWN, ZEBEDEE 123.05 CROFTON, JOSEPH 7.63 SECT- 15 TOWN-05 RGE-28 ADMIN** LOT-9 BLK-28 SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 36 TOWN-05 RGE-29 PT SESWNE (STORE) BENSON NURSING HOME INC 26.70 PT N1/2 SESW PT NWNE (.25AC) ALEXANDER, STEVE & KIMBERLY 1,084.91 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 BURCHETTE, JULIAN EDWARD 316.43 CROFTON, JOSEPH 12.67 SECT- 11 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SPENCER **SEE ADMIN** SECT- 23 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 08 TOWN-11 RGE-27 NENW (40AC) BENSON(33.33%)-HEARD(33.33%)-S 184.17 PT N1/2 SW S PT SWNESE (.50) ALEXANDER, STEVE & KIMBERLY 289.82 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 BURGESS, JAMES & PENNY 203.55 CROFTON, JOSEPH 21.34 SECT- 15 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. LOTS 1- SECT- 30 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SECT- 08 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PT W1/2 SENE (.42AC) PT W1/2 8 LOT 11 LOT-1 BLK-40 PT SE COR N1/2 FRL SWSW SW COR SWNE (330X132) SENE (100X100) BENSON(33.33%)-HEARD(33.33%)-S 42.45 BURTON, RICHARD L & VERA R 296.63 CROFTON, JOSEPH 21.34 ALEXANDER, STEVEN & KIM 36.72 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 02 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. ORIGINAL YOUNG’S SUBDIVISION PT SESW S1/2 SWSE (20AC) BENSON(33.33%)-HEARD(33.33%)-S 26.70 BYERS, MATTHEW BLAKE & ROSS AN 237.24 (.22AC) ALEXANDER, STEVEN & KIMBERLY 35.30 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 CROFTON, JOSEPH CHARLES JR & C 11.42 SECT- 15 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. LOT 1 THRU SUMMIT BL 12 E100’ LT 1-2-3 SECT- 08 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PT S1/2 SENW (3.80AC); 12 LOT-1 BLK-42 CALDERDON, LUIS 20.85 PT SWSWNE (110X132) PT NESW (13.36AC) BENSON(33.33%)-HEARD(33.33%)-S 26.70 SECT- 24 TOWN-09 RGE-27 CROSSNO, PAT 66.73 ALEXANDER, STEVEN & KIMBERLY 1,108.92 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 IMP ONLY SITS ON P# 750- SECT- 32 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 15 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. LOT 1 THRU 00137-000C PINEVIEW MH PARK PT N1/4 NENW (1.65AC) PT SE COR SENW (2.26AC); PT 12 LOT-1 BLK-43 LOT-82 LOT #82 14X60 MH CRUZ, JOSE ESTEBAN(CRUZ, JOSE 70.80 NESW (26.64AC); PT SWNWSE (3.55AC) BENSON-BENSON-HEARD 46.31 CARBALLO, ARACELY 128.22 SECT- 19 TOWN-10 RGE-27 ALEXANDER, STEVEN & KIMBERLY 5.22 SECT- 36 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 20 TOWN-10 RGE-27 CRUZ, JOSE I & MARTHA P 280.58 SECT- 15 TOWN-05 RGE-28 PT NWNW; PT S1/2 NW **SEEADMIN** STORY LANE LOT 2 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT NWSE (1.54AC) BENSON-BENSON-HEARD 14.54 CARBALLO, ARACELY 564.32 TOLAND HEIGHTS BL 5 REPLAT OF ALLEN, NOLAN B & HELEN 203.96 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 LOT 2-20 LOT 9-10 LOT-9 BLK-5 SECT- 18 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. 40’ STREET ORIGINAL BLOCK 10 N1/2 CRUZ, MARLENE PINEDA 433.40 PT SE COR FRL NWSW (160X253) BETWEEN BL 40 & 41 BLK-40 W1/2 LOT 2 LOT-PT2 BLK-10 SECT- 23 TOWN-09 RGE-27 AMADOR, SIXTO PEREZ & MARIA HE 177.84 BENSON, MARLON 460.40 CARROLL, PAULA GREEN 55.08 PT NWSE (80X175) SECT- 26 TOWN-08 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 CUE, PHYLLIS 37.23 PT SESE (19AC) SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. PT S1/2 NWSW (2.70AC) SECT- 11 TOWN-11 RGE-28 ANDERSON, BETH 115.75 BERRUQUIN, ALEX 188.29 CARTER, CORY & SARA 442.28 SW COR NWSE (2AC) SECT- 03 TOWN-08 RGE-28 SECT- TOWN- RGE- SECT- 26 TOWN-06 RGE-29 DABBS, COTEAL & BRIAN TROTTER 306.97 PT E1/2 FRL SWNW (4AC) IMP ONLY SITS ON 800-00269- E1/4 NENE EXC 1AC RD **SEE SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 ANDREWS, DERRELL & ANDREWS, LU 31.20 0000 LOT 10- PT 11 ADMIN** SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. SECT- 20 TOWN-10 RGE-27 BILLINGS, APRIL 238.33 CARTER, DONALD SHANE 241.32 DAVIS, ARBELLA EST 20.15 PT NENW (1AC) SECT- 30 TOWN-07 RGE-28 SECT- 14 TOWN-06 RGE-28 SECT- 07 TOWN-11 RGE-27 ARCE, LORENZO & SUSANA 103.97 PT SENESW SE COR SENE (10AC) PT W1/2 E1/2 FRL NWNW (8.51) SECT- 19 TOWN-10 RGE-27 (234X170)(170X166) CARTER, ERIN E & JOHN THOMAS 219.38 DAVIS, DANIEL RAY & STEPHANIE 169.85 BELL’S ORIGINAL BILLINGS, STEVEN A & AUSTIN 127.05 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 25 TOWN-08 RGE-28 BL 1 LT 5 LOT-5 BLK-1 SECT- 26 TOWN-08 RGE-28 COMPTON BLOCK 1 W11’ LOT SE PT SESW ARCE, LORENZO & SUSANA S 94.56 PT NENE E #4 (4.95AC) 6; ALL LOT 7 LOT-PT6 BLK-1 DAVIS, DERIK & LENA 72.19 SECT- 19 TOWN-10 RGE-27 BILLINGSLEY, BRANDON 8.61 CHANDLER, J B 9.98 SECT- 28 TOWN-05 RGE-30 LT 6 BL 1 SECT- 08 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 18 TOWN-10 RGE-27 MOBILE HOME MH HL CHG ARCE, LORENZO & SUSANE SANCHEZ 70.80 PT W1/2 SESE (1AC) PT SESENW (1AC) TO P# 1-591-0 14*56 SECT- 19 TOWN-10 RGE-27 BILLINGSLEY, MITCHELL & JEAN 1,931.91 CHANDLER, ROBERT 473.00 DAVIS, JUSVENCIA 18.96 BELL’S ORIGINAL SECT- 24 TOWN-09 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 36 TOWN-07 RGE-29 ARCE, LORENZO & SUSANNA 154.46 PT SWNE (21.20AC) HILLCREST ALL BL 13 **SEE ADMIN** PT NENE (100X282) SECT- 19 TOWN-10 RGE-27 BLAIR, PAM 22.57 BLK-13 DAVIS, LEROY EST 257.39 BELL’S ORIGINAL SECT- 04 TOWN-10 RGE-27 CHAVEZ-HERNANDEZ, FLORENCIO CR 48.27 SECT- 06 TOWN-11 RGE-27 BL 1 LT 2 LOT-2 BLK-1 N1/2 SENWNW (5AC) SECT- 25 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PT E1/4 FRL SWSW (10.50) ARCHER, ASHLEY 57.93 BOHANNON, CHARLES 157.92 LOT 23R-24R REPLAT DAVIS, LONNIE D & CRYSTAL R 180.64 SECT- TOWN- RGE- HOLLY ADDTN. SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SPRINGHILL II (1.11AC) LOT-23R SECT- 33 TOWN-09 RGE-27 BL 4 LT 8 (50X140) LOT-8 BLK-4 MC CULLOUGH CHISM, JANET L 53.24 PT SE COR SWSW (2AC) ARCHER, JAMES 227.89 BOHANNON, CHARLES W 29.19 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 DAVIS, LONNIE D & CRYSTAL R 148.52 SECT- 33 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 11 TOWN-11 RGE-28 HAYES LOT 60-61; W15’ LOT 59 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT SWSWSW; (6X8 WELL LOT NO PINEVIEW LOT 1, BL 9 CLARDY, JACQUELINE 463.67 ORIGINAL BLOCK 25 S1/2 LOT CHG) SEE ADMIN NOTES BOLES, EARNEST L 77.33 SECT- 35 TOWN-08 RGE-28 2; LOT 3 LOT-PT2 BLK-25 ARCHER, JUSTIN 23.32 SECT- 21 TOWN-08 RGE-28 N2/3 BL 20 (4.17AC) DAVIS, MARK & ROGER 38.10 SECT- 36 TOWN-08 RGE-29 NE COR SWSE (2AC) CLARK, BRANDON LAMAR, & BRENDA 136.78 SECT- 29 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PT W1/2 NWSW (1AC) BOONE, JOHN & JULIANN 13.84 SECT- 25 TOWN-11 RGE-27 NWNE S #24 EXC E100’ ARRINGTON, CLAUDINE T TRUST 449.16 SECT- 13 TOWN-09 RGE-28 SE COR E RD SESW (1.42AC) DAVIS, MICHAEL WAYNE & STACEY 45.27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT N1/2 SWSE (7.26AC) CLARK, MELVIN & CASEY C 43.93 SECT- 32 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SUNSET BLOCK 4 S91’ LT BOSWELL, EDWARD & LETA D 8.54 SECT- 25 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PT NE COR NESW (1. 11 & 12 LOT-PT1 BLK-4 SECT- 22 TOWN-10 RGE-28 NE COR E RD SESESW (1. 42AC) 23AC) **SEE ADMIN** ASHLEY, VEROLUS & BERGUA 40.20 PT N1/2 NWSE (3.34) **SEE ADMIN** DAVIS, OSCAR & DOROTHY 82.31 SECT- 27 TOWN-09 RGE-27 BOSWELL, EDWARD BROWNING & LET 545.37 CLICK, WILLIE C 87.87 SECT- 36 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PT NENE (99X209) SECT- 23 TOWN-10 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT NESWNE (7.40AC); BAILEY, JIMMIE A 167.15 NENW(40AC); W28AC SWNE NEW NASHVILLE PT LOT 9-10- PT SENE (3.62AC) SECT- 04 TOWN-10 RGE-27 (28AC); PT NWSE N RD (2AC) 11 (WAREHOUSE) LOT-9 BLK-20 DAWSON, JAMES R 82.48 S1/2 SENWNW (5AC) BOSWELL, LETA 54.50 CLIFTON LAND CO 30.99 SECT- 26 TOWN-09 RGE-27 BAILEY, STANLEY B & TERESA K 5.54 SECT- 22 TOWN-10 RGE-28 SECT- 28 TOWN-08 RGE-27 PT S1/2 SE (70X130) SECT- 26 TOWN-06 RGE-28 W1/2 SWNE (20AC); LOT #24 ROLLING HILLS SUB DAWSON, ROBERT & REBECCA 639.14 NW COR NENE (5AC) NW COR NWSE (5AC) **SEEADMIN** COGBURN, BONNIE 52.16 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 BARBRE, LARRY W 126.99 BOWLES, ESTELLA MAE 36.00 SECT- 25 TOWN-05 RGE-29 GREENWOOD BL 11 LOT 4 SECT- 25 TOWN-07 RGE-28 SECT- 32 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PT N1/2 SESE (2.38AC) DEALMONTES, JAVIER VIOLANTE & 61.34 1AC SQ NW COR SESWSW (1AC); E1/4 NENE (10AC); PT N1/4 COGBURN, JERRY & TERESA 93.41 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 1AC SQ SW COR NESWSW (1AC) SENE (6.51AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 B.F. HILL BLOCK 1 N1/2 LOT 3; BARNES, KENNETH 464.58 BOWLES, ESTELLA MAE 21.80 NEW NASHVILLE PT NENW SEC 26- LOT 4 FRONT ST LOT-PT3 BLK-1 SECT- 35 TOWN-08 RGE-28 SECT- 33 TOWN-11 RGE-27 9-27 75X130; E25’ OF N75’ LOT-PT2 SW COR SWNE W1/4 NWNW (10AC) BLK-72 LOT 26 Continued on next page 2C Taxes Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Nashville News-Leader

NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE DEER, JOHNNY RAY & ANGELA DARL 157.83 FOX, WARREN LEONARD 538.08 GREENWOOD, WILLIAM & CRYSTAL 22.88 HENSON, LOIS 222.63 SECT- 19 TOWN-07 RGE-28 SECT- 17 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SECT- 26 TOWN-06 RGE-28 SECT- 14 TOWN-10 RGE-28 FRL SWNW EXC NW COR PT SWSWSW (100X50) NE COR NENE (9.77AC) PT NWNW (5.35AC) DEER, OTTO & MILDRED 127.90 FRANKS, CHRISTY & WILLIAM 15.89 GRIFFIN & BYRD 455.90 HENSON, OTIS F 4.21 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 25 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 27 TOWN-09 RGE-27 STEPHENSON S35.6’LOT 3; N39.6’ IMP ONLY SITS ON 750-00158- TOLAND HEIGHTS BL 5 REPLAT OF PT NENE (129X209) LOT 4 LOT-PT3 BLK-2 001C PT NWNWSE--TOWN & LOT-4 LOT 21 THRU 44 LOT-35 BLK-5 HENSON, SHANE & KRISTI 99.93 DELONEY, ANTHONY C & NIN 361.18 COUNTRY) LOT #4 GROSSE, RODERICK & JULIE 84.26 SECT- 01 TOWN-08 RGE-29 SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 FRED’S OF NASHVILLE 3,493.62 SECT- 19 TOWN-10 RGE-27 FRL NENE (40.16AC) PT SWSW (103.24 X 204) SECT- 26 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PT NWSW (1.33AC) HERNANDEZ, JUAN 188.18 DELONEY, GARY & FRANKIE 61.34 PT SWSE (324.4X214) GUADAGNO, JOANNA & E WAYNE HOL 37.73 SECT- 09 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SECT- 11 TOWN-11 RGE-28 FRIEND, MICHAEL & APRIL PARKER 273.75 SECT- 36 TOWN-08 RGE-28 PT NWSWSW (1AC) PT S PT S RD NWNW (.52) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT NWNW (.75AC) HERNANDEZ, JUAN ANTONIO 78.72 DELONEY, REGINA E 119.85 ORIGINAL NE COR BL 6 GURLEY, ANDREW DALE 84.59 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 01 TOWN-11 RGE-28 (109X144) BLK-6 SECT- 25 TOWN-05 RGE-29 MC CULLOUGH SW COR SWSE (1.01) FROST, BRAD L & MARY A 9.09 PT OF NE COR SWSW (1AC) N32’ LOT 14 LOT-PT1 BLK-51 DELONEY, REGINA E 21.34 SECT- 08 TOWN-09 RGE-27 HADDAN, EARLE & WENDY 919.73 HERNANDEZ, JUAN ANTONIO & MARG 157.92 SECT- 08 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PT NWSWSW (1.00AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 19 TOWN-10 RGE-27 PT NENESE (1AC) GAMBLE, RICKY & KYLERENE 7.90 ORIGINAL NE BL 53 (76X166.5) BLK-53 HERNANDEZ, V & VASQUEZ, S 141.45 DIBAS, JOSEPH A & MARY E 528.77 SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 HADDAN, TYLER RAY & WENDY LEIG 56.94 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 26 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PT SWSW (.35AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 ORIGINAL PT NESW (140X75) GAMBLE, RICKY & KYLERENE 283.78 MC CULLOUGH HERNANDEZ, VICTOR 27.14 DIXON, CONROE 56.45 SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 S24’ N 56’ LOT 14 LOT-PT1 BLK-51 SECT- 20 TOWN-07 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 ORIGINAL PT S1/2 SWNW (.50AC) HAISLIP, BONNIE 327.68 IMP ONLY SITS ON 001-01274- SE COR BL 28 (81.2X193.4) BLK-28 GARCIA, EFRAIN & CAMACHO, ALBE 158.50 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 0000 N PT W1/2 SWSW DIXON, CONROE 22.84 SECT- 24 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. HERNANDEZ, VILLABALDO 433.34 SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PT SWSW (50X100) **SEE ADMIN** HALE, RUTHEL REESE 161.59 SECT- 21 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PT SWSENW GARNER, DEE ANNA CARROLL & JER 636.06 SECT- 10 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PT SW COR SWSW (1AC) DIXON, STEVEN R & CYNTHIA R 359.01 SECT- 11 TOWN-09 RGE-27 NE COR E RD NWNE (3AC) HICKERSON, JOHN 15.00 SECT- 31 TOWN-06 RGE-28 PT NWNW (3.06AC) HAMILTON, SHARON D 242.79 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 N1/2 SESE (20AC) GARNER, DIANNA H 367.90 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. DOWDY, CHARLES M & DONALD W 305.91 SECT-TOWN- RGE- ORIGINAL PT TOLAND HEIGHTS HILL, DENNIS & DENISE 24.14 SECT- 22 TOWN-05 RGE-28 BLOCK 63 (120 X185) BLK-63 HANLEY, JOHN & MARY 46.64 SECT- 23 TOWN-09 RGE-27 N1/2 SENW (20AC) GARRISON, TRAVIS & KIM 23.76 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 HOLLY PT SWSE (90X208.7) DOWDY, TROY & TIMMY M JR 47.17 SECT- 28 TOWN-05 RGE-30 HANSON, TERESA & MELISSA 77.33 HILL, GLEN & SANDRA 15.89 SECT- 15 TOWN-05 RGE-28 PT SWNW (1AC) SECT- 13 TOWN-09 RGE-28 SECT- 26 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PT W 2/3 SWSE (20.85AC) GARRISON, TRAVIS & KIMBERLY 344.57 S1/2 W1/2 SWSWSE (2.50AC) PT SWNW 80X135 DSV SPV3, LLC 285.34 SECT- 28 TOWN-05 RGE-30 HARBERSON, MARY LYNDA 99% (TON 179.26 HILL, SHANDRA KAY 175.14 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 S1/2 NWNW W RD (10. SECT- 30 TOWN-07 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 ORIGINAL N30’ LOT 15; 15AC); SWNW EXC 2AC SQ SW PT NESENW HEIGHTS OF DIERKS LT 11 OF LOT 16 LOT-PT1 BLK-4 COR & EXC 4AC SQ SE COR HARDING, GEORGE WYATT 1,123.38 BLK 4 LOT-11 BLK-4 DYKES, JONATHAN T & BROOKE 162.47 GARRISON, TRAVIS & KIMBERLY 301.86 SECT- 05 TOWN-08 RGE-28 HILL, SHANDRA KAY 24.07 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 29 TOWN-05 RGE-30 PT FRL NWNW (5AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 ORIGINAL BLOCK 10 NW PT E1/2 SENE (11AC) (PT TIMBERLANE UNIT 2) HEIGHT OF DIERKS, LT 4 OF BLK LOT 1 LOT-PT1 BLK-10 GIBSON LTD PARTNERSHIP 308.79 HARDING, ROBERT DAVID & MARILY 30.18 4 LOT-12 BLK-4 EICHELMANN, DIANE 53.70 SECT- 02 TOWN-11 RGE-28 SECT- 31 TOWN-08 RGE-27 HILL, WILLIE WL/E 6.73 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 HAYES SE COR SWSW S RR (1); PT SE (141.32) PT S1/2 NENE (15.60) SECT- 19 TOWN-09 RGE-28 ELLIS, RAYMOND & RUTH 46.59 GIBSON LTD PARTNERSHIP 478.81 HARDING, ROBERT DAVID & MARILY 254.72 W333’ S1/2 NESW EXC NE COR SECT- 30 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SECT- 11 TOWN-11 RGE-28 SECT- 32 TOWN-08 RGE-27 (4A N165’ FRL SWSW (5AC) SE PT NENE (38.98AC); S1/2 W1/2 SWNWNE (5AC); HOBBS, I E & OPAL 8.27 ELLIS, RUTH 52.16 NE(80AC); NW PT N1/2 NE N PT NENW (38.46AC); PT NWNW SECT- 30 TOWN-07 RGE-28 SECT- 25 TOWN-05 RGE-29 RD (11.75AC); PT N1/2 NW (14.60AC); (12.31AC); E 1260’ OF N143’ OF SENW(4.14) PT SENESW 18’X174’ ON WALTERS PT N1/2 SESE (2.37AC) SW PT NWNW (8. 77AC); HARDWICK, KATIE 56.45 AVE & 30’X78’ ON 4TH ST EUDY, ARTHUR A 367.05 N3/4 SENW (30AC); NESE EXC SE COR SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 HOCKADAY, JIMMY & VERNA 753.30 SECT- 29 TOWN-07 RGE-27 GIBSON, APRIL DENISE 23.32 ORIGINAL PT S1/2 BL 28 (81.2X193.4) BLK-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT NE COR NWNE SECT- 05 TOWN-07 RGE-28 HARDWICK, M C 53.42 WILSON & FERGUSON EUDY, LONNIE 91.52 PT NWSW (1AC) SECT- 06 TOWN-11 RGE-27 HOGAN, ANDREW L JR & CHARLENE 37.73 SECT- 34 TOWN-07 RGE-29 GIBSON, HARM 12.41 SW PT FRL SWSW (18.56AC) SECT- 19 TOWN-09 RGE-28 PT S1/2 SENE (3.50AC) SECT- 05 TOWN-07 RGE-28 HARR, TYLER 153.25 E1/2 NENESW EUDY, TONY & TRACI 1,406.98 IMP ONLY SITS ON 001-01219-0000 SECT- 12 TOWN-08 RGE-27 HOLCIM (US) INC 610.15 SECT-19 TOWN-08 RGE-28 GIBSON, HARM 44.82 PT E1/2 NWSE (6.28AC); PT SECT- 36 TOWN-11 RGE-28 PT E1/2 NE (15.08 AC) SECT- 05 TOWN-07 RGE-28 NESE S OF WEYCO RD22740 (24. N1/2 EXC SE DIAG 1/2 S1/2 OF - EVANS, DAVIE LEON 19.42 IMPROVEMENT ONLY 14X60 01AC); PT SWSE (26.26AC); SESE (40AC) -SESENE (317.50AC) SECT- 15 TOWN-06 RGE-30 MH SITS ON 001-01220- HARR, TYLER 133.17 HOLDAWAY, ANGELA M 218.01 SE COR SWNE (7.14AC) 0000 PT NW SW SECT- 13 TOWN-08 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 EVANS, KATHY SUE 20.54 GILBERT, BRENDA SUE 273.32 PT NWNE E RD (30.95AC); NENE ORIGINAL LOT 2-3-4-5-6 BL1 SECT- 10 TOWN-06 RGE-30 SECT- 36 TOWN-09 RGE-28 (40.04AC) NECOR SWNE (10. LOT 9-10-11-12-13 BL 4 LOT-2 BLK-1 N PT SESE (7.14AC) PT NWNWNE (1.07AC) 05AC); N1/2 SENE (20.35AC) HOLLY LOT-3 EVANS, MARY ALICE 21.15 GITCHELL, SHANNAN 2,669.90 HARRIS, HELEN R 253.46 HOLNAM INC 48.83 SECT- 11 TOWN-06 RGE-30 SECT- 26 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 29 TOWN-11 RGE-27 S1/4 SWSW (7.38AC) EXC SW COR NESE LYING S OF CO RD (21AC) ORIGINAL BLOCK 54 LOT S2/3 SWNW (26.67AC) EVANS, WILLIE W 37.73 GLASGOW, MASON & CAMERON 581.68 3; W1/2 LOT 4 LOT-3 BLK-54 HOLNAM INC 33.65 SECT- 18 TOWN-09 RGE-27 W165’ NESE (5AC) SECT- 34 TOWN-07 RGE-28 HARRIS, HUGH & FRANKIE LEE 378.20 SECT- 29 TOWN-11 RGE-27 FAMILY CLINIC OF NASHVILLE 1,244.58 PT NWSE (17AC) SECT- 24 TOWN-10 RGE-28 S100’ NWSW (3.03AC); N100’ SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 GLASGOW, MASON ALLEN & CAMERON 51.72 PT SENENE (.50AC) SWSW (3.03AC); N100’ SESW GREENWOOD LOT 1&2; SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 HARRIS, HUGH & HELEN 145.55 LESS & EXCEPT RR (2.78AC); 100X185 W LOT 1 LOT-1 BLK-2 ORIGINAL S1/2 LOT 4; N 5” LOT 5 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 S100’ NESW LESS & EXCEPT RR FANT, TERRY 54.17 LOT-PT4 BLK-23 ORIGINAL BLOCK 10 NE (2.78AC); S100’ NWSE (3. 03AC); SECT- 27 TOWN-09 RGE-28 GLASGOW, PHILLIP J II & KATIE 17.87 LOT 2 LOT-PT2 BLK-10 N100’ SWSE (3.03AC) IMP ONLY SE COR NE NE (AC SECT- 15 TOWN-07 RGE-29 HARRIS, LOLA M 96.64 HOLNAM INC 671.65 NRD & 1.42AC S RD) JOYCE SWNW (.60AC) SECT- 20 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SECT- 30 TOWN-11 RGE-27 WALTERS LOT CHARGED TO P# GLASGOW, PHILLIP J II & KATIE 63.07 PT SW COR SENW (80X100) PT S1/2 NE (60.20); 001-03552-0000 SECT- 16 TOWN-07 RGE-29 HARTIN, JOYLE N & GWYNDOLYN 240.48 PT S1/2 SENW (19.75); FRL SW FANT, TERRY 524.28 PT NESE (2.33AC); PT SENE (7.07AC) SECT- 09 TOWN-07 RGE-29 (168.72); SE (158.30) SECT- 24 TOWN-09 RGE-27 GOLDEN, DONALD 17.87 PT SENE (2.94AC) HOLNAM INC 401.97 PT SWSW (.75AC) SECT- 25 TOWN-06 RGE-28 HAWKINS, CONTESSA VICTORIA 161.22 SECT- 31 TOWN-11 RGE-27 FARLEY, WILLIAM 349.05 IMP ONLY STS ON 001-00772-0010 SECT- 23 TOWN-09 RGE-27 NWNE(32.5AC); SECT- 03 TOWN-08 RGE-29 GOLDEN, JUNIOR LEE & WANDA 21.89 PT SESW (75X70) NENE(40AC) NENW(40AC); SW COR FRL NENE & NW COR FRL-- SECT- 25 TOWN-06 RGE-28 HAWKINS, CONTESSA VICTORIA 214.31 SWNE(6.16AC) NWNW(44.48AC); SENE (1.26AC) SENW N RD SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SENE(1.5AC) SENW(9.74AC); FATHERREE, DUSTIN & VERONICA 119.46 GOLDEN, MICHAEL DOUGLASS 141.38 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. SWNW(24.12AC) SECT- 28 TOWN-08 RGE-27 SECT- 27 TOWN-05 RGE-28 HAWKINS, CONTESSA VICTORIA 18.18 HOLNAM INC 79.83 LOT #10 ROLLING HILLS SUB NW CORNER NENW (3AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 32 TOWN-11 RGE-27 FATHERREE, LARRY DON & GINGER 70.27 GOLDEN, RANDY D 119.35 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. NWNW (40AC) SECT- 16 TOWN-10 RGE-28 SECT- 25 TOWN-06 RGE-28 HAWKINS, CONTESSA VICTORIA 121.18 HOLNAM INC 389.09 PT E1/2 SWSW (3.54) MOBILE HOME, 1992 CAVALIER 16X80 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 25 TOWN-11 RGE-28 FATHERREE, TERRY & DENISE 149.45 IMP ONLY SITS ON 001-00772-0010 SYPERT S1/2 SW EXC NW COR (73.89AC); SECT- 20 TOWN-09 RGE-27 GRAHAM, MIKE & JENNIFER 9.95 W110’ LOT 1&2 LOT-PT1 BLK-2 SE EXC NW COR N1/2 (143. SE COR S RD SESE (1.50AC) SECT- 25 TOWN-11 RGE-27 HAWKINS, CONTESSA VICTORIA 235.45 30AC) FATHERREE, TERRY & DENISE 8.66 PT SENW (.50AC) 14X70 MH SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 HOLNAM INC 47.90 SECT- 21 TOWN-09 RGE-27 GRAVES, BEATRICE 278.84 SYPERT S13’ LOT 20 LOT 21 & SECT- 26 TOWN-11 RGE-28 PT SW COR SWSW (.50AC) SECT- 36 TOWN-10 RGE-28 DWELLING 22 LOT-PT2 BLK-2 SE PT S1/2 SE (23AC) FATHERREE, TONY 20.85 ONLY SITS ON 001-04627-0030 HAWKINS, HARDY & DOROTHY 24.77 HOLNAM INC 83.85 SECT- TOWN- RGE- GRAVES, GERALD R 16.69 SECT- 24 TOWN-10 RGE-28 SECT- 35 TOWN-11 RGE-28 SYPERT BLOCK 3 LT 20-21 SECT- 35 TOWN-08 RGE-27 PT SESENE (.52AC) NENE (40 AC) & N1/2 LT 22 LOT-20 BLK-3 TRACT 2 OF GRAVES ESTATE HAWKINS, HARDY & DOROTHY 58.43 HOPKINS, ARLENE 44.38 FAULKNER, RANDALL 42.47 (9.98AC) LOT-2 SECT- 24 TOWN-10 RGE-28 SECT- 32 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 28 TOWN-05 RGE-28 GRAVES, OSCAR & MARY 25.61 PT SESENE (.64AC) NW COR NESWSE (1.40AC) W624.8’ SWSW EXC 1AC SQ NW COR SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 HEARD, BOBBIE 352.54 HOSTETLER, CHRISTOPHER J & JES 194.54 FIELDING, JERRY 200.24 E PT N132’ NWNE (1.34AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 07 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 11 TOWN-11 RGE-28 GRAVES, SAM JR ETAL 19.36 ORIGINAL PT SE BL 28 (81.2X193.4) BLK-28 SQ ACRE IN NW COR NWNW (1AC) PINEVIEW LOT 3, BLK 8 SECT- 36 TOWN-10 RGE-28 HEDRICK, VERDO RAY & DOROTHY 38.68 HOSTETLER, PHILIP & GENEVA 19.59 FIELDING, JERRY (C,TRAC J MORR 55.09 PT W1/2 SWSW (1AC) **SEE ADMIN** SECT- 13 TOWN-08 RGE-27 SECT- 12 TOWN-09 RGE-29 SECT- 11 TOWN-11 RGE-28 GREEN, JETTIE MAE & WILSON 216.32 PT SENW & PT NESW (3.66AC) NE COR SWNE (10AC) PINEVIEW LOT 1 & 2, BL 8 SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 HEDRICK, VERDO RAY & DOROTHY M 10.09 HUGHES, ABBIE L & GARY & TYRA 326.40 FINLEY, JAMAR & JUANISHA 170.67 PT N1/2 NENW SECT- 31 TOWN-08 RGE-27 SECT- 15 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 GREEN, MINNIE JEAN 21.34 E1/2 SENESE (5AC) PT SENW (3.71AC) SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. BLOCK 8 SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 HEGGINS, MARTHA 99.71 HUGHES, GARY MICHAEL 41.99 LOT 9 LOT-9 BLK-8 IMPROVEMENT ONLY--(MH) SITS SECT- 35 TOWN-07 RGE-29 SECT- 22 TOWN-09 RGE-27 FINLEY, JAMAR & JUANISHA 15.00 ON 900-00177-0000 LOC ON LOT IMP ONLY SITS ARE PARCEL 001-01568-0000 PT SESE (143X148.5) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 LOT-1C 1C YOUNG’S SUB (DENZIL & HENDRIX, JAMES & FLOSSIE 149.01 HUGHES, HOLLIS 36.27 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. E1/2 LOT RACHEL GREEN) SECT- 19 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 12 BLK 14 LOT-PT1 BLK-14 GREEN, PAULA BROWN 17.34 PT NESW (55.2X208.2) NEW NASHVILLE FINLEY, JAMAR & JUANISHA 140.08 SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 HENDRIX, JOHN & DOROTHY 21.30 ICENHOWER, DARLENE & DARWIN 168.46 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 BETTY TOLLETTE PLAT (PT SECT- 17 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SECT- 19 TOWN-08 RGE-28 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. BLOCK 26 SWSW) LOT 2 LOT-2 PT SESESWSW (147X158) IMP ONLY SITS ON 001-02035- LOT 2 LOT-2 BLK-26 GREEN, PAULA BROWN 29.29 HENDRIX, LESLIE D & TERRICA 507.06 0000 FISK, JERRY & LORRAINE 36.52 SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 04 TOWN-09 RGE-28 ICENHOWER, L DARWIN & DARLENE 599.45 SECT- 16 TOWN-09 RGE-27 BETTY TOLLETTE PLAT (PT SWSW) PT FRL SENENE (1AC) SECT- 24 TOWN-08 RGE-29 PT NESW (17.70AC) LOT 3 LOT-3 HENDRIX, YOLANDA A 15.00 W PT SENE FISK, JERRY L 979.84 GREEN, RANDY D 582.16 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 IMMS INVESTMENTS, LLC 794.99 SECT- 16 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT NESW & PT NWSE ORIGINAL S24’7” LOT 5; LOT 6 BL 27 LT 2 LOT-2 BLK-27 ORIGINAL BLOCK 17 S130’ FLOYD, KENNETH D & MARY L 18.35 LOT-PT5 BLK-23 HENRY, JETTIE ROSE MARIE 77.33 LT 2 (130X210) LOT-PT2 BLK-17 SECT- 11 TOWN-09 RGE-27 GREEN, RANDY D 88.40 SECT- 15 TOWN-10 RGE-27 N1/2 NESWSW (5AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 ORIGINAL SW COR NESW (2AC) Continued on next page Nashville News-Leader Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Taxes 3C

NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE IMMS INVESTMENTS, LLC 73.28 KITCHENS, DAYTON & AMY 409.67 LOOP, EMMA D (C’TRACT- MARIE J 304.30 MILLER, WANDA J 22.79 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 32 TOWN-06 RGE-28 SECT- 25 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 31 TOWN-09 RGE-27 ORIGINAL ALL BL 22 EXC SW PT W1/2 NWNW (20AC) PT E1/2 SENW (7.16AC) PT NWNWNW(105X120) JACKSON, BRETT & ELISHA 18.43 KUCZEK, TOMMY M 49.74 LOVEWELL, JACKIE D 64.70 MIRANDA, LOREANNA & RAUL CORTE 21.29 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 21 TOWN-10 RGE-28 SECT- 36 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- TOWN- RGE- TIMBERLANE-UNIT 1 PT NWNW (2.94AC) PT NW COR SWSE (.50AC) IMPROVEMENT ONLY SITS ON 750- JACKSON, GEORGE & PERLIE MAE/T 155.05 KYKENDALL, CANDICE MICHELLE 65.83 LYDA, EARL D & GLORIA JANE 127.65 00763-001C PEACHTREE MH PARK SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 32 TOWN-07 RGE-28 PT SWNW LOT-14 LOT 14 NEW NASHVILLE BL 27 E72’ LT HOLLY S1/2 LOT 7; LOT (20AC); NWSW S SLOUGH (39AC) MISIONERA ALFA IGLESIA 172.55 8 THRU 13 BLK-27 8 LOT-PT7 BLK-3 MALLETT, DAVID A 6.05 SECT- 36 TOWN-09 RGE-27 JACKSON, KENNETH 566.26 LAKE, TRUMAN & LYNDA /REV LIV 489.08 SECT- 28 TOWN-05 RGE-30 PT SWSE (3.26AC) SECT- TOWN- RGE- SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT SENENW & PT NESENW MONTIEL, GABRIEL & MATILDE 561.63 NEW NASHVILLE W 1 2/3’ OF LT MC CULLOUGH LT 11 BL 51 MARSHALL, MARY M 340.28 SECT- 26 TOWN-09 RGE-27 17 BL 45 LT 13-16 LOT-PT1 BLK-45 LAKE, TRUMAN E & LINDA J 386.61 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT NESW (100X150) JACQUES, THOMAS E 8.71 SECT- 19 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SPENCER SUB’D S60’ LOT 12; 25’ S MOORE, SUSAN A 21.26 SECT- 26 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PT NWSW (1 AC) SAID LOT LOT-PT1 BLK-1 SECT- 30 TOWN-07 RGE-28 PT NWSW (30X125) LAMB, LAURI MICHELLE 255.70 MARSHALL, MATTHEW (C’TRACT-RUF 438.37 PT SENW (2.03AC) JACQUES, THOMAS S II 288.41 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 26 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PT NESW (85X155.1) MOORE, TOMEKIA 54.14 SECT- 09 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PT NESE (1.48AC) NEW NASHVILLE NE COR LOT MARSHALL, OBIE 12.67 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 JARMAN, WICKER R & MYRA C 161.17 1 BL 87 (63X100) NW COR LOT 2 BL SECT- 28 TOWN-10 RGE-27 NEW NASHVILLE BLOCK SECT- 10 TOWN-09 RGE-28 LOT-PT2 BLK-82 82 (47X100) PT N1/4 NWNE (105X210) 97 S80’ OF E64’ LOT 2; S80’ SE COR SESE (1.50AC) LAMB, PATRICK I & DARLA A 21.30 MARTINEZ-RAMIREZ, RUDITH 233.20 LOT-PT1 BLK-97 OF W20’ LOT 1 LOT-PT2 JEFFERSON, RANDY 78.87 SECT- 25 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 MOORE, TOMEKIA 35.70 SECT- 23 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PT SWSWSE (.99AC) SW. 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R.E.& DEV. CO. BL 32 LT HOLLY BLOCK 3 N1/2 LOT SW COR SWSW (1AC) SECT- 29 TOWN-09 RGE-27 8 LOT-8 BLK-32 13; LOT 14 LOT-PT1 BLK-3 JONES, PHILLIP 27.41 NENE S #24; E100’ NWNE S #24; MAYS, JEANINE C & BRANDON ALLE 28.93 MORRIS, RONALD M (DRUG STORE) 472.54 SECT- 36 TOWN-10 RGE-28 NWNE N #24 EXC E100’ SECT- 36 TOWN-05 RGE-29 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 NW COR NWNW (1AC) LEACH, JACQUELINE 78.25 PT NENW (1AC) NEW NASHVILLE JONES, PHILLIP 306.08 SECT- 24 TOWN-08 RGE-29 MC BRIDE, KAREN 43.63 MORRIS, RONALD MACK 275.18 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT E1/2 SENE SECT- 25 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 22 TOWN-09 RGE-27 BELL BLOCK 8 LOT 2- LEACH, JACQUELINE LEE 196.78 REPLAT OF LOTS 9-13 PT SESE (104.35X163.7) 3 (STATION) LOT-2 BLK-8 SECT- 19 TOWN-08 RGE-28 SPRING HILL ADDITION LOT LOT-3 MORRIS, RONNIE 711.40 JORDAN, JOHN E & ROBERT L 53.75 PT NWSENW (5AC); PT FRL SWNW 100*150 PRICED BY LOT SECT- 16 TOWN-09 RGE-28 SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 (26.89AC) MC CARLEY, VIRGINIA 248.95 E1/2 SWNE (20AC) PT N1/2 FRL NWNE (2.93AC) LEACH, RICHARD L & JACQUELINE 1,924.25 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SUMMIT MORRIS, RONNIE M 40.20 JORDAN, ODESSA 12.64 SECT- 19 TOWN-08 RGE-28 MC CRARY, DENNIS 816.11 SECT- 22 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 15 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SE PT FRL SWNW (15AC); SW SECT- 27 TOWN-09 RGE-28 PT SESE (100X140) W402’ N1/2 SWSW COR FRL SENW (5AC) PT NWSW (1.32AC); PT NESW MOSES, CALVIN C & IMOGENE 12.04 JORDAN, ODESSA 9.24 LEDBETTER, CHARLES & CONNIE 594.49 (5.83AC) SECT- 12 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 16 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SECT- 25 TOWN-10 RGE-28 MC CRARY, EDGAR WARE & JOAN 943.62 PT SWNE (1.91AC) NE COR SESE N1/2 SW (80AC); SECT- 27 TOWN-09 RGE-28 MOSES, IMOGENE W/LE 225.71 JORDAN, SUSIE M 717.84 SESW EXC SW COR (39AC); SE (160AC) PT NENE S RD (8AC) SECT- 12 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 LEE, AL & DEBRA 34.13 MC CRARY, EDGAR WARE & JOAN 462.44 PT SWNE (28.27AC) PT N1/2 NWNE (.77AC) SECT- 13 TOWN-09 RGE-28 SECT- 27 TOWN-09 RGE-28 MOSS, DENNIS LAMAR & SCERITA 2,164.04 JORDAN, VERNITA 114.82 E1/2 NWSW S RD (2AC); PT SWNW E RD (1.23AC); PT SECT- 12 TOWN-08 RGE-27 SECT- 15 TOWN-10 RGE-27 E1/2 SWSW (20AC) S1/2 SENW(4.59AC) PT E1/2 NWSE (4.57AC) & PT PT NWSESW (3.02AC) LEE, AL & DEBRA DIANE 614.38 PT SW COR SWNE NESE N OF WEYCO RD22740 (15.99AC) KEETON, RICHARD 27.70 SECT- 24 TOWN-09 RGE-28 MC FADDEN, DARLENE 168.41 MULDROW, MARVIN 43.49 SECT- 29 TOWN-09 RGE-27 NWNW (40AC); S1/2 NW SECT- 31 TOWN-08 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 IMPROVEMENT ONLY SITS ON 001- (80AC); W600’ SWNE S RD (12.38) PT SW COR FRL NWNW (4.86AC) B.F. HILL 03026-0000 LEMLEY, JOY DELAINE 115.12 MC GEE, WORTH & WILLIAM 98.52 MULDROW, VALLEE & MARVIN 128.83 KEETON, TURNER, CLARDY & ETAL 10.20 SECT- 29 TOWN-05 RGE-30 SECT- 17 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SECT- 26 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 01 TOWN-11 RGE-28 W951.5’ SENE EXC S84’(27) PT SWSWSW (100X100 & PT SESE (100X50) E294.6’ NWNESE (4.50) LESLIE, BRIAN KEITH 615.12 110X98) **SEE ADMIN** MUMAU, KAREN 167.64 KERSEY, WAYLON K & CARLA D 91.96 SECT- 32 TOWN-11 RGE-27 MC INTOSH, BENNIE JOE 193.23 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 25 TOWN-06 RGE-28 PT SESE SEE ADMIN NOTES SECT- 27 TOWN-10 RGE-28 NEW NASHVILLE W90’ OF E128’ NWNW (40AC) LEWIS, WYNN & BOLES 103.16 NENE (40) OF N150’ LOT 2 KESTERSON, RONALD 760.34 SECT- 29 TOWN-08 RGE-28 SENE (40AC) MC KEE, JIMMY 52.89 LOT-PT2 BLK-87 SECT- 07 TOWN-08 RGE-28 LIGHT, BRITTANY & PHILLIP RAY 25.79 SECT- 26 TOWN-08 RGE-28 NAVARRO, JORGE 48.75 S6AC NESE (6AC); N1/2 SESE SECT- 25 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PT BL 11 IN SESE SECT- 27 TOWN-09 RGE-27 (20AC); SWSE (40AC) IMP ONLY SITS ON 750-00158- MEDLIN, JAMES W & JEANA ELIZAB 1,889.76 IMP ONLY SITS ON P# 750- KESTERSON, RONALD & RENEE 411.25 001C PT NWNWSW--(TOWN & SECT- 36 TOWN-09 RGE-27 00396-001C COUNTRY CLUB LOT-15 SECT- 07 TOWN-08 RGE-28 LOT-28 COUNTRY PARK) LOT #28 PT S1/2 N1/2 NW & PT SENW ESTATES MH PARK LOT #15 PT SWNESE (.71AC) LINVILLE, CHRISTOPHER 34.92 MERRELL, NANCY 58.31 NEAL, E D & LOU MYRTLE 93.78 N 1/2 NESW (20AC) SECT- 23 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 06 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SECT- 08 TOWN-11 RGE-27 KESTERSON, RONALD L & SUE RENE 392.36 PT NWSE (75X100) SW COR NESE; SE COR S1/2 PT SWSWNE (210X210) SECT- 07 TOWN-08 RGE-28 LINZY, LORI M 476.15 NWSE; PT SWSE; W PT SESE W CRK NEAL, ED & LOU MYRTLE 98.86 PT S1/2 NESE (2.29AC) SECT- 23 TOWN-09 RGE-27 MERRELL, NANCY LOUISE WILDBUR 198.13 SECT- 08 TOWN-11 RGE-27 KESTERSON, RONALD LYNN & SUE R 477.05 PT NWSE (75X150) SECT- 06 TOWN-10 RGE-27 PT W1/4 NWSE (4AC) SECT- 19 TOWN-08 RGE-28 LIPSCOMB, ARCHIE RUSSELL & TER 32.06 NW COR S1/2 NESE & NE COR OF NELSON, PERRY & VELMA 222.12 SWSE S MESSER CRK ; PT SESE SECT- 07 TOWN-08 RGE-28 S1/2 NWSE (4AC) SECT- 32 TOWN-11 RGE-27 KIGHT, TROY 34.97 3AC SW COR SENE (3AC) MERRELL, NANCY LOUISE WILDBUR 32.85 PT NESWSE (211X256.08) SECT- 26 TOWN-07 RGE-27 LITTLE, JIMMY G & OTESSA 21.54 SECT- 06 TOWN-10 RGE-27 NELSON, PERRY & VELMA 12.67 PT W 1/2 SW (2.08AC) SECT- 14 TOWN-05 RGE-28 PT SWSE (14.70AC) SECT- 32 TOWN-11 RGE-27 KIGHT, TROY WESLEY & SUZANNE C 40.45 PT NWSW (.81AC) MERRELL, NANCY LOUISE WILDBUR 28.47 PT NESWSE (147.5 X 147.5) SECT- 27 TOWN-07 RGE-27 LITTLE, JIMMY G & OTESSA 372.75 SECT- 07 TOWN-10 RGE-27 NERI, AUSTREBERTO & MERIDA 25.49 PT SESE (21.02AC) SECT- 14 TOWN-05 RGE-28 PT N1/2 NWNE (5.30AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 KIGHT, TROY WESLEY & SUZANNE C 681.04 PT S1/2 NWSW (1AC) MICK, ALICE AMIS 78.48 SUNSET BLOCK 4 S75’ LOT 1 SECT- 34 TOWN-07 RGE-27 LIVINGSTON, CORY 5.08 SECT- 11 TOWN-09 RGE-29 & 2 LOT-PT1 BLK-4 PT NENE (23.95AC) SECT- 02 TOWN-11 RGE-28 NESE (40AC) NEWTON, JOHNNY & JOYCE 247.15 KING, CHANCE & TASHA 53.33 LOT 11-12 BL 1 SCHAAL MICK, ALICE AMIS 237.91 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 36 TOWN-08 RGE-29 LIVINGSTON, CORY 19.96 SECT- 12 TOWN-09 RGE-29 LOT 5 & 6 E29’ LT 7 & 8; N5’ PT SENESW (2.50AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 NWNE (40AC); NWSWNE (10AC); LT 7 LOT-5 BLK-9 KING, DONALD & SHAUNELLE 205.03 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. S1/2 NW (80AC) NEWTON, RAYMOND CHESTER 6.45 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 LIVINGSTON, CORY & SCOGGINS, D 333.21 MILLER, CATHERINE 24.28 SECT- 17 TOWN-10 RGE-27 ORIGINAL BLOCK 10 E134.4’ SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 11 TOWN-11 RGE-28 PT SWSW (50X100) S1/2 LOT 1 LOT-PT1 BLK-10 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. 14X70 MH SITS ON 1-5189-20 NORMAN, MARY 567.48 KING, JOE 62.68 LT 4-5-6 BL 16 LOT-4 BLK-16 PT S1/2 NESW SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 33 TOWN-09 RGE-27 LOCKEBY, FANNIE MAE & DEBORA A 111.96 MILLER, CLYDE 38.15 HAYES W PT SENE S&W RD’S SECT- 22 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 31 TOWN-09 RGE-27 NORMAN, ROCKY LANE & MARTHA 1,139.43 KING, JOE D 1,891.40 PT SWNW (2.34AC) NW COR FRL NWNW (100X215) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 10 TOWN-09 RGE-27 LOCKEBY, JAMES JR & SARAH 110.98 MILLER, CLYDE 23.40 NORTH GREENWOOD LT 3 PT S1/2 NENE (9.41AC); SENE E SECT- 20 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SECT- 31 TOWN-09 RGE-27 NUTT, JOHNIE & NELLIE 371.76 RD (23.80AC); NE PT E RD PT NWNW (150X139) IMP ONLY SITS ON 1-3073-0 MH SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 NESE (8AC); NE COR E RD SESE (.50AC) LOFTON, WINNIE L 466.25 MILLER, PAMELA S 9.89 ORIGINAL BLOCK 5 PT W1/2 KING, JOE D 121.64 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 BL 5 (100X160) BLK-5 SECT- 11 TOWN-09 RGE-27 TOLAND HEIGHTS PT N1/2 SESW (1AC) NUTT, STEPHEN A 19.36 SWNW (40AC); N3/4 NWSW (30AC) LOGAN, DAVID 24.07 MILLER, TRACY A & DEBORAH K 37.73 SECT- 33 TOWN-11 RGE-27 KING, JOE M.D. 1,023.66 SECT- 30 TOWN-07 RGE-28 SECT- 22 TOWN-09 RGE-28 PT SWSW SEE ADMIN NOTES SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 IMP ONLY SITS ON 800-00085- PT S1/2 SWSE (.67AC) ORTIZ, EDILBERTO PIOQUINTO 129.40 SUNSET BLOCK 11 W30’ 0010 MILLER, TRACY A & DEBORAH K 58.80 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 LOT 1; E20’ LOT 3; LOT 2 LOT-PT1 LOOP, CLAUDE & EMMA LOUISE DOW 156.47 SECT- 27 TOWN-09 RGE-28 W135’ LOT 2 BLK-11 SECT- 35 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PT N1/2 NWNE N #24 (.41AC) ORTIZ, GABRIEL 52.02 KITCHENS, DAYTON & AMY 56.72 NWNE & N PT SWNE N #73 (58. MILLER, WANDA J 22.79 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 31 TOWN-06 RGE-28 95) E1/2 SENW N #73 (15.70) E SECT- 31 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SYPERT E3/4 NENE (30AC) 1/2 NENW (20) PT NWNWNW (105X120) Continued on next page 4C Taxes Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Nashville News-Leader

NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE OWENS-TURNER-CLARDY-WALKER 453.02 POWELL, CARROLL 321.83 ROBINSON, SAMMY 10.43 STAMPS, BILLY & FRANKIE 24.07 SECT- 01 TOWN-11 RGE-28 SECT- 36 TOWN-09 RGE-28 SECT- 09 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT SESE (1AC) **SEE ADMIN** W13AC NESW (13AC); NWSW IMP ONLY SETS ON PARCEL 001- HOLLY BLOCK 12 LOT 3 PACE, JIMMIE 17.13 (40AC); SWSW (40AC); SESW (40AC) 03915-000 JAMES STAMPS, BILLY & FRANKIE 46.64 SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PT E1/2 SENW (3.97AC) POWELL, CARROLL 140.59 ROBINSON N3/4 W1/2 NENW EXC RR SECT- TOWN- RGE- PACE, SCOTT 1,431.82 SECT- 02 TOWN-10 RGE-28 (14.50AC); NWNW EXC RR (37AC); LT 1-2 BL12 HOLLY SECT- 12 TOWN-08 RGE-27 W1/2 FRL NW (78.52AC) SWNW EXC SE COR (37. LOT- 50) STARK, ANGELA CHARLENE 573.17 PT SE COR SWNE (5AC) POWELL, CARROLL 76.07 ROCHA-MAYORGA, MIGUEL 249.99 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PACK, JONATHAN SPENSER 819.75 SECT- 02 TOWN-10 RGE-28 SECT- 20 TOWN-10 RGE-27 ORIGINAL BLOCK 59 W87’ OF SECT- 33 TOWN-09 RGE-27 FRL NWNE (37.08AC) PT NWNW (1AC) S120’ BLK-59 COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES PT LOT POWELL, CARROLL 244.16 RODGERS, JUSTIN LANE 113.15 STATON, TRACEY 26.83 8 E & N OF CREEK(3.27AC) SECT- 02 TOWN-10 RGE-28 SECT- 21 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PARKER, C J 251.49 SWNE (40AC); E1/2 FRL NW (78.52AC) PT N1/2 NESE E OF HWY (.78AC) RIGSBY N72.5’ LOT 12 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 POWELL, CARROLL 287.05 RODRIGUEZ, RAYMUNDO & MARIA 101.49 STEWART, BARBARA 385.62 HOLLY S1/2 LOT 5; LOT 6 SECT- 03 TOWN-10 RGE-28 SECT- 19 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PARKER, GREGORY 23.83 E1/2 FRL NE (77.91AC); LT 2 BL 4 BELL’S ORIGINAL HEIGHTS BL 26 LT 5 SECT- 14 TOWN-11 RGE-28 FRL NWNE (38.29AC); SWNE (40AC RODRIGUEZ, RAYMUNDO D 16.35 STEWART, JAMES A & JO 48.10 PT SWNW (.322AC) PT NWNW (.696AC) POWELL, CARROLL & TACKETT, MAX 159.94 SECT- TOWN- RGE- SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PARKER, JEREMY & CASEY 2.34 SECT- 35 TOWN-09 RGE-28 IMP ONLY SITS ON 850-00284-0020 PT W1/2 NESW (.50AC) SECT- 26 TOWN-08 RGE-28 NENE (40AC); PT S1/2 NE (50.74AC) ROGERS, SHONTINA T 54.59 STEWART, JESSE 22.33 N 1/2 SENW N RD (1.58AC) POWELL,C (1/2 INT),GADDIS,R(1/ 198.72 SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PARKER, LEILA 65.84 SECT- 10 TOWN-10 RGE-28 IMP ONLY SITS ON 900-1-10 PT E1/2 NENW (1.05AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 NWSE; SESE; N1/2 SWSE E RD (17AC) ROSENBAUM, BILLY 11.61 STEWART, RITA & TERRY 215.84 HILLCREST ALL OF BL 1 PROPPS, JOSEPH AARAN & KAYLA 347.56 SECT- 23 TOWN-09 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PARKER, LEILA 33.88 SECT- 36 TOWN-08 RGE-27 PT NWSE ORIGINAL NE COR BL SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 NWSE (5.95AC) NW PT SWSE (29.42AC); ROUTH, JERRY LYNN & SHARRON RE 27.27 46 **SEE ADMIN** BLK-46 HILLCREST N68’ LOT 1&2 PT SESE (21.67AC) PT SW COR NESE (.18AC) SECT- 19 TOWN-09 RGE-28 STEWART, TOSHIA 96.54 PARKER, LEILA 105.87 PUGH, JEFF & CATHY 239.33 SW COR NWNESW SECT- TOWN- RGE- SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 15 TOWN-05 RGE-28 RUNNELS, BETTIE ELOISE 463.68 HEIGHTS SUMMIT BLOCK 3 LOT 4 THRU PT N1/2 NENW (8 AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT SE1/4 (50X87) BLK-26 6 LOT-4 BLK-3 PUGH, JEFFERY & CATHY 1,071.02 NEW NASHVILLE BL 128 LTS 1 STEWART, VERCINA & NORAH 15.79 PARKER, LEILA 122.97 SECT- 15 TOWN-05 RGE-28 THRU 6 LOT-1 BLK-128 SECT- 12 TOWN-11 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT NWSE (6.02AC) RUNNELS, KEVIN 119.04 PT N1/2 NWNW (.65AC) SUMMIT ALL OF BL 4 LOT 1 PURYEAR, SHIRLEY DON & WANDA 330.11 SECT- 26 TOWN-08 RGE-28 STOVALL , VA N DY 37.95 THRU 6 LOT-1 BLK-4 SECT- 13 TOWN-09 RGE-27 N222’ W1/2 BL 13 SECT- 25 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PARKER, LEILA 122.97 SW COR SWNE (.50AC) RUSHING, JAMES R 66.28 PT SENW (100X150) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 QUINALTY, DONOVAN L & BRIANNA 194.25 SECT- 32 TOWN-08 RGE-27 STOVALL, VANDY & RUTHIE 172.92 SUMMIT BLOCK 7 LOT 7 THRU SECT- 34 TOWN-05 RGE-29 NWNE EXC W1/2 SWNWNE (35AC) SECT- 25 TOWN-09 RGE-27 12 LOT-7 BLK-7 NE COR SENE (4AC) RUSSELL, JANICE 2.39 PT SENW (60X150) PARKER, LEILA V 59.10 QUINN, ANTHONY LEE & CATHY L 310.85 SECT- 29 TOWN-11 RGE-27 STOVALL, VANDY JR & RUTHIE 66.08 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 29 TOWN-07 RGE-27 SW COR NESE (.45AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SUMMIT LOT 8 OF BLK 8 PT NESWNE (1AC) SAMPSON, ANNIE 4.98 TOLAND HEIGHTS PARKER, VIOLA W/LE 138.26 QUINN, ANTHONY LEE & CATHY L 59.98 SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 BLOCK 3 LOT 4 LOT-4 BLK-3 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 22 TOWN-07 RGE-28 PT E1/4 NWSW STUARD, CHRIS 934.69 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. S PT SWSW SAMPSON, ANNIE 98.25 SECT- 03 TOWN-08 RGE-28 PASTOR, DANIEL 22.64 QUINN, ANTHONY LEE & CATHY L 32.21 SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PT SWNW WEST OF ROAD (3.49AC) SECT- 24 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 27 TOWN-07 RGE-28 PT NWSW (1.60AC) STUART, JOLLIE & PARLIE M 16.38 IMP ONLY SITS ON 750-137- NWNW N RD (14AC) JOHNSON STREET- (88X160) BLK-65 SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 C PINEVIEW MH PARK LOT LOT-89 QUINN, MICHAEL & KACI N 313.39 SCHOOLEY, STEVE & MARY DIANE 284.18 PT W1/2 NENW & PT E1/2 NWNW #89 14X80 MH SECT- 31 TOWN-07 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SUNSET STUART, LATOYA 65.81 PASTOR, DANIEL 32.10 PT W1/2 FRL NWNW LOT 1; E12’ LOT 2 LOT-1 BLK-8 SECT- 36 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 24 TOWN-09 RGE-27 RALLS, EDITH & CHRISTINE DAWN 360.40 SCHWOPE, CARL DAVID 403.70 IMP ONLY SITS ON 1-5074-0 IMP ONLY SITS ON P# 750- SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 STUART, MARY L 99% INT & JOE P 535.09 00137-000C PINEVIEW TRAILER MURRAY-1 BL 16 LOT 3-4 NEW NASHVILLE BLOCK SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 LOT-80PARK LOT #80 14X70 RAMSEY, ARTHUR & DELORIS 193.68 66 N100’ LOT 1-2-3-4 LOT-PT1 BLK-66 COMPTON LTS 1-2-3 **SEE EASTWIND MH SECT- 06 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SCOGGINS, DON 332.16 ADMIN** LOT-1 BLK-1 PATE, BOBBY (MAYES GROCERY) 553.10 PT FRL SWSW (10AC); SW COR SECT- 19 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SUMLER, ELBERT DWAYNE & BELIND 19.96 SECT- 15 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SESW (3AC) IMPROVEMENT ONLY CLYDE SECT- 26 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PT SESWNE (.62AC) RAMSEY, AUTHUR & DELORIS 101.18 BELL’S LAND 850-00101-000 PT PT SESE (70X142) PATE, YVONNE 473.86 SECT- 11 TOWN-11 RGE-28 LOT-5 BLK-3 TABLER, JERRY 196.37 SECT- 28 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SE COR NESE (5AC); SESE (40AC) SE NE SE **SEE ADMIN** LOT-6 SECT- 15 TOWN-10 RGE-28 SE COR NENE RAMSEY, CHARLES 77.41 SCROGGINS, JOAN BROWN W/LE 33.58 S PT NENE S RD (19.50AC) PATTERSON, JOHNNY & VICKI 228.68 SECT- 06 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 TACKETT & POWELL 142.83 SECT- 20 TOWN-07 RGE-27 FRL SENW (39.30AC) SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. SECT- 26 TOWN-09 RGE-28 PT N1/2 W1/2 NESE RAMSEY, CHARLES E & DELORES 160.18 SCROGGINS, LEO W/LE 365.03 E1/2 NWSE (20AC); E3/4 S1/2 SE (60AC) PAYNE, WILBERT & PATRICIA 194.96 SECT- 01 TOWN-11 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 TAYLOR, CAROLYN F 288.11 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 NESW (40AC); SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 WILSON & FERGUSON SESW EXC 2AC (38AC) SEAY FAMILY TRUST 310.58 MC CULLOUGH PAYNE, WILBERT & PATRICIA A 41.95 RAY, ROCKY & RANDY MC NEELY 150.12 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 BL 13 LT 4-5 LOT-4 BLK-13 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 07 TOWN-11 RGE-27 NEW NASHVILLE W165’ LOT 10- TAYLOR, KARLA OWENS CASSADY 469.40 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. W90’ OF W1/2 SE (80AC) 15 LOT-PT1 BLK-46 SECT- 23 TOWN-09 RGE-27 IRR LOT N OF LOT 1; W90’ LOT REED, CECIL & CLARA BELL 172.99 SEAY FAMILY TRUST 419.91 PT NWSE (100X140) LOT-PT1 BLK-31 1 SECT- 01 TOWN-11 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 TAYLOR, WILLIAM EDWARD & MARTH 191.95 PEDRON, DUSTIN COLE 442.88 PT N1/2 FRL NENE (1AC) NEW NASHVILLE SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 36 TOWN-08 RGE-27 REED, JOSH 133.79 SHARP, CHARLIE E C/O HAZEL L 94.19 NEW NASHVILLE S1/2 LOT 2; W27. PT NESE (23.90AC) SECT- 03 TOWN-08 RGE-27 SECT- 02 TOWN-08 RGE-27 5’S1/2 LOT 1 E 21.9’ OF S 1/2 LOT-PT1 PEPER, PATRICIA 569.07 MH ONLY SITS ON 001-01628-0000 PT E1/2 FRL SENW (3AC) BLK-80 LOT 3 LOT-PT2 SECT- 15 TOWN-09 RGE-28 REED, LAVEDA 60.09 SHARP, WENDELL D 206.33 TEAGUE, DEBRA 23.24 PT S1/2 NENE (2AC) SECT- 36 TOWN-06 RGE-29 SECT- 33 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SECT- 23 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PEREZ, ARTURO & JANET 290.47 W1/2 E1/2 NENW (10AC); E1/2 PT SE COR NWSW PT SESE; PT NENE (.92AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 W1/2 NENW (10AC) SHORTER, GEORGE R & STELLA 331.67 THOMAS-GOODING-BROCK-THOMAS 98.59 RIGSBY BL 2 LOT 1 REED, MARTEL 77.76 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 03 TOWN-08 RGE-29 PEREZ, MANILO ARTURO & JANET 36.93 SECT- 22 TOWN-10 RGE-27 MC CULLOUGH PT NESE (22.23AC) SECT- 19 TOWN-09 RGE-28 PT N3/4 W1/2 NW (.50AC) S1/2 LT 4; LOT 5; N1/2 LT THOMAS, DALE 2.59 S1/2 NESE (20AC) REED, MARTHA 28.96 LOT-PT4 BLK-14 6 SECT- 03 TOWN-08 RGE-29 PEREZ, MANILO ARTURO & JANET 35.59 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 LOT-5 IMPROVEMENT ONLY SITS ON #1- SECT- 20 TOWN-09 RGE-28 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. SHURDEN, TODD & JACQUE 2.84 2334-0 S1/2 NWSW S OF RD (20AC) REED, MARTHA 15.00 SECT- 02 TOWN-10 RGE-27 THOMAS, GILBERT & JOYCE 63.87 PHILLIPS, BRENT K 260.13 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT SE COR W1/2 SWSE SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 05 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. 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POPE FARMS, LLC 3,124.67 (16.55AC) PT NWNE (3.10AC) THOMAS, JOHNNIE MAE 6.02 SECT- 17 TOWN-11 RGE-27 RESENDIZ, JOSE LUIS 526.53 SOUDER, WILLIAM & SHIRLEY 37.73 SECT- 07 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PT NESW (14.10AC) SECT- 26 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 01 TOWN-10 RGE-27 2AC SW COR FRL SWSW (2AC) POPE FARMS, LLC 82.35 PT NESW (101X155.1) PT SWSWSE (1AC) THOMAS, JOHNNIE MAE 19.36 SECT- 19 TOWN-11 RGE-27 RICHARDSON, SHELIA & DIXON, ST 465.81 SOUDER, WILLIAM & SHIRLEY 189.11 SECT- 12 TOWN-11 RGE-28 NENE EXC NW COR (37.50); SECT- 05 TOWN-07 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT W1/4 NWNW (1AC) PT S1/2 NWNE (5.92); N170’ SENE (5.15) .25AC SW COR NWSW; COLEMAN (814 S MAIN) S50’ OF THOMAS, KAREN DELONEY 30.59 POPE FARMS, LLC 795.07 2.02AC NW COR SWSW LOT-200 LOT 4 LOT-4 SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 20 TOWN-11 RGE-27 RILEY, CLARA 36.73 SOUDER, WILLIAM C & SHIRLEY F 256.59 PT SWNE & PT NWSE (15.10) W1/2 NW (80AC); E1/2 NW LESS RR SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 THOMAS, KAREN DELONEY 19.86 (69AC); SWNE (40);NWSW (40AC) YOUNG’S SUBDIVISION COLEMAN (824 S MAIN) ALL LOT SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 PORTER, IVORY D (STORE) 13.91 ROBB, LUCY FAY 18.90 5 LOT-5 PT NESWNW **SEE ADMIN** SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 10 TOWN-06 RGE-30 SOUTHERN OAKS CONSTRUCTION, LL 22.14 THURMAN, ROBERT JR, SHARON & D 140.08 PT W1/2 NENW (.50AC) PT E 3/4 SESE (7.26AC) SECT- 25 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 LAY POTTER, SHIRLEY A 16.47 ROBERTS, CHAD & MARQUITTA 12.99 LOT 27R SPRINGHILL REPLAT THURMAN, ROBERT JR, SHARON, & 284.05 SECT- 33 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 12 TOWN-10 RGE-27 II (.49AC) LOT-27R SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT E1/2 SWNW PT NENWSW W3/8 OF N1/2 NWNE (7.5AC) SOUTHERN OAKS CONSTRUCTION, LL 30.56 W121’ LOT 8 W121’ OF S 45’ POUNDS, ZACHARY ALAN & CHEI 76.50 ROBINSON, JAMES R & PATSY RUTH 22.36 SECT- 25 TOWN-09 RGE-27 LOT 7 LOT-PT7 BLK-9 SECT- 25 TOWN-08 RGE-28 SECT- TOWN- RGE- LOT 26R REPLAT SPRING HILL THURMAN, ROBERT JR, SHARON, & 545.42 PT S1/2 SW N OF HWY 27 (1.94AC) N1/4 W1/2 NENW EXC RR (4. II (.69AC) LOT-26R SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 POWELL, CARROLL 1,002.15 5AC); PT NENW IN SD 10 (3. SOUTHERN OAKS CONSTRUCTION, LL 362.31 TOLAND HEIGHTS BL 5 REPLAT OF SECT- 35 TOWN-09 RGE-28 33); N1/4 E1/3 NWNW ESC RR SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 LOT 21 THRU 44 LOT-39 BLK-5 S1/4 NENW (10AC); SENW (2.83AC) SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. TIMBERTEX, INC 41.04 (40AC); PT SWNE (19.10AC); ROBINSON, PATRICIA 143.57 SPRINGER, EARTHA W; PATRICIA & 135.48 SECT- 12 TOWN-09 RGE-29 PT NWSE (39.5AC); E1/2 SW SECT- 19 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SECT- 36 TOWN-10 RGE-28 W1/2 SESW (80AC); E1/2 SE (80AC); SWSE (40AC) PT SWSWNW (.45AC) PT SWNWNW (1) Continued on next page Nashville News-Leader Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Taxes 5C

NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE ADAMS EZELL 86.49 TOLLETT, DENNIS & LORI 623.22 WEBSTER, WARREN & BECKY 32.24 WOODRUFF, LOYD 422.20 ADAMS JESSICA 53.34 SECT- 24 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SECT- 14 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 11 TOWN-11 RGE-28 ADAMS SAMANTHA 132.68 PT SESW(4.05 AC) E PT NENE E RD (16.25AC) PINEVIEW LOT 1, 2 & 3 ADAMS STEVEN JOSEPH 90.01 TOLLETT, J B & DORETTA 3.33 WESCOTT, JUSTIN 471.67 BL 12 LOT-1 BLK-12 ADIL ABDUL Z 36.63 SECT- 36 TOWN-05 RGE-28 SECT- 15 TOWN-09 RGE-28 MOBILE HOME WOODRUFF, LOYD 693.88 AGUILAR ABELARDO 39.78 TRACT 3 IN SWNENE (1. ONLY SITS ON 001-03373-0010 SECT- 24 TOWN-09 RGE-27 PT NWNE (3.16AC) AGUILAR FERMIN 18.86 70AC) ****SEE ADMIN**** WHATLEY SEDGASS 343.59 WOODRUFF, LOYD 1,460.07 AGUILAR JOSE 13.89 TOLLETT, LAVOYE & PEGGY W/LE 26.01 SECT- 27 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 35 TOWN-09 RGE-27 AGUILAR PEDRO 10.75 SECT- 25 TOWN-05 RGE-28 BILLBOARD ONLY SITS ON 001- PT SENW (HATCHERY) (140X64) AIKENS GENE W 18.17 PT SWNE (10.95AC) 02985-0 PERMIT WOODRUFF, LOYD 309.69 AKIN MACHELLE L 47.79 TOLLETT, MARTHA ANN 19.52 #301061 PERMIT #300719 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 B.F. HILL ALEXANDER CHRISTOPHER 23.13 SECT- 25 TOWN-05 RGE-28 WHITE, SAM & BRENDA 23.32 LOT 1&2; S1/2 LOT 3 LOT-1 BLK-1 ALEXANDER COLE OR QUINCY 286.29 PT N1/2 E1/2 SWNE SECT- 25 TOWN-06 RGE-28 WOODRUFF, LOYD 320.47 ALEXANDER DEREK 386.64 TOLLETT, SUE BETH 28.30 PT W690’ SWNW S OF HWY (.94AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 B.F. HILL ALEXANDER KATIE 83.61 SECT- 14 TOWN-11 RGE-28 WHITE, STEPHANE DENITA ELVIN 23.53 WOODRUFF, LOYD 479.29 ALEXANDER KEVIN K 116.88 COTTONSHED #2 LT 21 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 ALEXANDER LETISHA R 54.68 TOLLETTE, SANFORD B 6.97 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. NEW NASHVILLE (N MAIN ALEXANDER LOGGING INC 6,045.04 SECT- 09 TOWN-11 RGE-27 E70’ LOT 7; E50’ LOT 8 LOT-PT7 STATION) LOT-13 BLK-6 ALEXANDER STEVE OR KIM 952.71 PT SWNW (.183AC); PT NWNW (.010AC) BLK-26 WOODRUFF, LOYD 155.82 ALEXANDER STEVEN HUNTER 516.61 TOLLIVER, MARCELLA 67.23 WHITE, STEPHANIE, DENITA & ELV 257.48 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 ALEXANDER TONY R 63.38 SECT- 13 TOWN-09 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 NEW NASHVILLE LOT 6 & 7; PT ALEXANDER, ROBERT W 38.79 PT E114.67’ OF W1/2 NESWSE (1.4AC) SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. LOT 8 & 9 (SERVICE STATION) ALFORD KENNETH R 38.42 TORRES, EVERARDO & ANGELA MEMI 473.90 WHITE, WILLIAM G (BILL) 19.36 LOT-6 BLK-20 ALLEN CHERYL A 22.61 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 HANCOCK SECT- 15 TOWN-10 RGE-28 WOODRUFF, LOYD 346.57 ALVARADO JOSE SANTOS 122.33 BL 1 LTS 1-2-3-4 LOT-1 BLK-1 NE COR NWNE (1AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 ALVARDO JUAN MANUEL 83.13 TRIMBLE, JOE 13.91 WHITE, WILLIAM GUY (BILL) 9.09 NEW NASHVILLE N1/2 LOT 13-14- AMONETTE LUVLYN D 21.54 SECT- 04 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 10 TOWN-10 RGE-28 15 LOT-PT1 BLK-22 ANDERSON LATAMBRA 212.98 PT E1/2 NESW (.78AC) SE COR SWSE (1.25AC) WOODRUFF, LOYD 738.45 ANDRADE LUIS H OR SHANNA R 66.08 TRIMBLE, WILLIE & MARY 63.43 WHITMORE, GLEN 12.75 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 ANGELES RICHARD ANDREW 25.14 SECT- 15 TOWN-10 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 NEW NASHVILLE E3/5 OF S1/2 ARAMARK EDUCATIONAL SERVICES L 812.70 PT W1/2 SESW (1.93AC) SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. 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R.E.& DEV. CO. BAGLEY BILLIE JEAN 19.57 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 (50X200 - .23AC) WOODRUFF, THOMAS & SAVANNAH 761.51 BAGLEY MICHAEL SHANE 110.24 TOLAND HEIGHTS BLOCK 5 S1/2 WILLIAMS, EDDIE & LIZZIE 322.52 SECT- 34 TOWN-09 RGE-27 BAILEY BOBBY W 107.59 LOT 84 (ROADWAY) LOT-PT8 BLK-5 SECT- 35 TOWN-08 RGE-28 PT N1/2 NW (22.50AC) BAILEY SHANNON OR AUDREY 246.88 TURNER, BRIAN L 110.60 NW COR NWNE (4.65AC) WORLEY, JACKIE DON 192.08 BAKENHUS DUSTIN OR ERIN 422.70 SECT- 28 TOWN-05 RGE-30 WILLIAMS, EDDIE & STORMY 813.71 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 BAKER JESSICA M 28.00 4AC SQ SE COR SWNW SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 ORIGINAL PT NESE SEC 19-10-27 BAKER KENNETH J OR JESSICA M 47.19 TURNER, VIRGIL 28.75 SUNSET BL 9 LT 11-12 (8.48AC); S PT BL 20 (1.15AC) BLK-20 BANKS KIANA 50.78 SECT- 06 TOWN-11 RGE-27 WILLIAMS, EDDIE D & STORME 186.87 WRIGHT, ROSA LEE 46.68 BANKS WILLIAM H JR 174.51 SE COR FRL NWNW (4) SECT- 21 TOWN-08 RGE-27 SECT- 36 TOWN-11 RGE-27 BARBRE AIRC OR AMANDA NICOLE 197.56 TURNEY & THOMPSON 350.63 PT SWSE (4.06AC) SE PT NESE E RD EXC NE COR BARBRE BILLY 114.97 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 WILLIAMS, EDDIE LEE & LIZZIE L 60.98 WRIGHT, THADDEUS & KAYLA E 267.15 BARBRE DAVID H 215.04 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. SECT- 04 TOWN-09 RGE-28 SECT- 26 TOWN-10 RGE-27 BARBRE PRISCILLA 128.88 LT 12 BL 26 LOT-12 BLK-26 PT FRL SENENE (1AC) E858’ WEST OF RD NWSE (20. BARBRE STEVEN ADAM OR VALERIE 54.41 TURNEY, IRIS 366.38 WILLIAMS, FELISA F 129.86 50AC); NW COR E OF RD SWSE (.75AC) BARNES RUSTY L OR MARGARET 207.14 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 WYATT, ANNIE 19.36 BARNES TIM E 104.55 WILSON & FERGUSON PT NE COR TOLAND HEIGHTS BL 5 REPLAT OF SECT- 25 TOWN-11 RGE-27 BARNETT PAM 28.82 BL 10 (140X70) BLK-10 LOT 21 THRU 44 LOT-37 BLK-5 NE COR NESW (1AC) BARNETT VINCE E 129.20 TURNEY, JEFF 234.56 WILLIAMS, JAMES MICHAEL 458.26 WYNN, ALLENE 221.49 BARRAGAN MARCOS OR JUANA RAMI 34.13 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 02 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 BARRIENTOS NOE R 99.16 ELEY E75’ OF LOT 4 & 5 SW COR W RD SESE (1.50AC) SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. BLK 39 BARRIENTOS PEDRO ENRIQUE OR AS 276.19 TURNEY, JEFF 147.26 WILLIAMS, PATSY A, MARY ANNETT 1,661.50 LOT 11 LOT-11 BLK-39 BASKIN BRANDY N 26.54 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 10 TOWN-09 RGE-27 WYNN, DON W & CAROLYN 27.60 BASS TAWANNA 20.43 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. **SEE CHAPEL HILL ESTATES SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 BASS TIESHA 76.88 ADMIN** LOT-4 BLK-23 BL 2 LT 1 LOT-1 BLK-2 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. BATTEE CHASITY A 51.77 TUTTLE, A V JR & BEVERLY W/LE 536.69 WILLIAMS, TIFFANY N 287.98 WYNN, ERIC 44.70 BATTEE WILLIE JR OR DORA 42.40 SECT- 04 TOWN-08 RGE-28 SECT- 35 TOWN-08 RGE-28 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 BEACH TANS 87.69 4AC SQ NW COR FRL NWNE (4AC) IMP ONLY MH SITS ON PARCEL 1- SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. BEAIRD, BRIAN 204.29 TUTTLE, A V JR & BEVERLY W/LE 41.27 2246-0 YOUNG, CORA 41.04 BEAL BILLY RAY 19.98 SECT- 04 TOWN-08 RGE-28 WILLIS, AMANDA 13.06 SECT- 03 TOWN-09 RGE-28 BEAL DONNIE OR VERA 96.30 N1/2 FRL SENW (15.08AC) SECT- 04 TOWN-10 RGE-27 W1/2 SWSW BEARDEN VERSIALENE 144.61 TUTTLE, A V JR & BEVERLY W/LE 14.21 PT SENE (6.13AC) YOUNG, DAVID T & CHRISTY M 50.56 BEASLEY TONYA U 115.81 SECT- 33 TOWN-07 RGE-28 WILSON, BILLY JOE & MAYETTA 75.74 SECT- 10 TOWN-08 RGE-28 BEAVERS CRAIG E 107.95 E1/2 SESESW (5AC) SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 NESW E OF BRANCH & W OF RD BEILSTEIN KAELA R 55.19 VARGAS, FELICITO & MINERVA 39.75 SUNSET LOT 7&8; IRRIG LOT N (18.31); NWSE W OF RD (6.09AC) BENITEZ JOSE HENAN 48.92 SECT- 26 TOWN-09 RGE-27 OF LOT LOT-7 BLK-2 7&8 LOT-8 YOUNG, DOROTHY C 44.47 BENNETT KRISTIE 29.77 PT NESW (85X150) WILSON, BILLY JOE & MAYETTA 205.88 SECT- 36 TOWN-09 RGE-27 BENSON BLISS M 133.81 VARGAS, LUCELVA & SILVANO GOME 171.70 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 NE COR NENE (1AC) BENSON CLARENCE E 16.60 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SUNSET LOT 9 & 10; YOUNG, DOROTHY C 150.22 BENSON DONTESA C 37.28 TOLAND HEIGHTS IRRIG LOT N OF LOT-9 BLK-2 SECT- 36 TOWN-09 RGE-27 BENSON LASHUNDA R 44.57 BL 3 LT 5 LOT-5 BLK-3 LOT 9 & 10 LOT-10 PT NENENE (.22AC) BENSON NATHANIEL M 28.74 VAUGHN, AUTREY JR & ETHEL MAE 102.88 WILSON, JERRY & LEIGHANN 557.72 YOUNG, JOHN & TERESA DIANE HIC 24.33 BENSON SHAMARA L 55.97 SECT- 36 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 SECT- 21 TOWN-05 RGE-28 BENTLEY DAVID C 60.61 PT SWNWNE (.30AC) PLEASANT MT. 100X150 E OF LOT PT SESE (LT 10) BERRY DONNA 21.10 VAUGHN, BILLY S & BRANDY 221.58 15 LOT-PT1 BLK-1 YOUNG, LINDA FAYE 36.15 BETANCOURT DESHANA 34.38 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 WOOD, PATSY PORTER W/LE 7.31 SECT- 19 TOWN-10 RGE-27 BILLINGS ANDREW S 170.06 STEPHENSON S1/2 LOT 3; LOT SECT- 31 TOWN-07 RGE-28 MH SITS ON #850-81-0 BILLINGS AUSTIN L 65.45 4; N1/2 LOT 5 LOT-PT3 BLK-3 PT NW COR NESE (3AC) YOUNG, SHIRLEY 36.61 BILLINGS DILLON O 128.78 VAUGHN, ROY JR & VANESSA D 18.47 WOOD, PATSY W/LE 92.36 SECT- 33 TOWN-09 RGE-27 BILLINGS STEVEN OR APRIL 177.26 SECT- 32 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 31 TOWN-07 RGE-28 E160’ SWNW (4.85AC); BILLINGSLEY BRANDON K 428.25 PT SESE SEE ADMIN NOTES PT NWNESE (4AC) W10.30AC SENW (10.30AC); NE BILLINGSLEY JAMES OR MARCELLA 232.84 VIOLANTE, LUIS DE JESUS CALDER 389.93 WOODALL, JONATHAN E & HEATHER 74.88 COR NWSW (2.27AC) BILLINGSLEY JASON OR CINDY 154.05 SECT- 30 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SECT- 12 TOWN-09 RGE-28 YOUNG, W H 42.00 BILLINGSLEY MITCHELL OR JEAN 77.16 NE COR SWNE (1.50AC) IMP ONLY THAT SIST ON 1-3309-0 SECT- 03 TOWN-09 RGE-28 W1/2 SWSE (20AC) BISHOP ERIC C 127.76 WALDEN, JAMES MAXEY & ANITA KA 45.45 WOODRUFF, DOUGLAS L JR 12.69 YOUNG, W H 134.74 BISSELL JANET L 53.03 SECT- 24 TOWN-10 RGE-28 SECT- 36 TOWN-09 RGE-28 SECT- 10 TOWN-09 RGE-28 BISSELL RENTAL LLC 8.96 E1/2 SENW (20AC); N PT E1/2 N PT NENE (6AC) W1/2 W1/2 NE EXC NW COR N OF RD BLACK PEARL 40.12 NESW N RD (.75AC) **SEE ADMIN** WOODRUFF, JESSICA 32.76 ZELAYA, HECTOR ESQUEL & FUENTE 407.91 BLAIR CODY OR DEANNA M 149.04 WALKER ESTATES - BENJAMIN & AS 167.50 SECT- 01 TOWN-11 RGE-27 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 BLAIR PAM 75.69 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 PT NWSE (1.75AC) TOWN WEST LOT 19 LOT-19 BLOCK CAROLYN S 70.82 BLOCK LANIECIE N 35.04 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. W1/2 LOT 6 WOODRUFF, LOYD 551.30 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT said (50X75) LOT-PT6 BLK-23 SECT- 11 TOWN-09 RGE-27 BLOUNT SECILIA R 45.96 several tracts, lots or parts of lots, will be BOECKMAN GREGORY OR SUSAN 229.16 WALLS, KRISTIN L & FRENCH, AUD 33.18 PT E1/2 NESW (2.73AC) held as delinquent for a one-year period SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 WOODRUFF, LOYD 755.70 BOLES JERRY L 129.63 from this date and then certified to the BONVILLE ZENOBIA 37.18 HEIGHTS LTS 27 & 28 SECT- 24 TOWN-09 RGE-27 State of Arkansas, Commissioner of State WALTON, ARNITA 218.89 PT NWNE (2.82 & 1.29AC) TOTAL(4.11) BOOHER DANNY 27.30 Lands, for collection or to be sold, unless BOONE JOHN OR JULIANN 95.49 SECT- 00 TOWN-00 RGE-00 WOODRUFF, LOYD 421.96 the delinquent taxes, penalties and costs are ORIGINAL PT BL 35 (144.75X200 SECT- 24 TOWN-09 RGE-27 BOWMAN JOHNNY DR 277.54 paid before the end to the one-year period. BOWMAN JOHNNY L OR & 100X100) BLK-35 PT NWNE (.48AC E #27) OCTOBER 29, 2019 WAMPLER, ROLLA ALLEN & VIRGINI 77.88 WOODRUFF, LOYD 551.30 CAROL ANN 656.88 BRYAN McJUNKINS BRACE CHARLES A 169.80 SECT- 05 TOWN-07 RGE-28 SECT- 29 TOWN-09 RGE-27 HOWARD COUNTY COLLECTOR 4AC SE COR NWSW (4AC); PT SWNENW (2AC) BRADFORD JAMES B 99.49 WASISCO HEIRS 379.92 WOODRUFF, LOYD 28.89 BRADFORD JOE RAY OR KAREN 139.43 SECT- 36 TOWN-06 RGE-30 NE SECT- 36 TOWN-09 RGE-28 Delinquent BRADLEY ALEXIS S 26.76 WATTS, PAULA 241.72 NW COR NENE & NE PT NWNE BRADY LESLIE OR DEBBIE 123.50 SECT- 10 TOWN-10 RGE-27 WOODRUFF, LOYD 1,125.11 Personal Tax BRAN FILEMON 259.58 PT E1/4 NESE (1AC) SECT- 09 TOWN-10 RGE-27 BRASEL GREGORY A ESTATE 107.34 WEBB, RONNY G 140.53 PT SENENE (7.29AC); PT E1/2 List BRASEL KAYLYNN S 66.96 SECT- 36 TOWN-09 RGE-27 SENE N RD (6.85AC) The personal Tax Books of Howard BRAVO VICENTE MEJIA 140.85 W150’ NESE N RD EXC RR (2. WOODRUFF, LOYD 211.39 County reflect the following list of personal BRAY DAVID K 189.39 50A) DLD 5/12/2016 SEE ADMIN. SECT- 09 TOWN-10 RGE-27 property to be delinquent for non payment BRAY JAMES O OR KATHIE 102.77 WEBSTER, WARREN & BECKY 248.62 PT E1/2 SENE N RD (1AC) of taxes for the year 2018. BREWER DEREK OR CHARLIE 130.88 SECT- 11 TOWN-09 RGE-27 W PT SENENE (2.71AC) W PT NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE BREWER JERMAR R 29.35 S1/2 SESE E RD (11.75AC) NESENE (2.65AC) ACKLEY KELSEY L 81.37 Continued on next page 6C Taxes Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Nashville News-Leader

NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE BREWER JERRY D 43.13 COLLIER CRAIG 30.78 ESKEW R JASON OR NICKIE L 55.05 GREEN CHARLES JR 300.04 BREWER SHALONDA 39.54 COLLINS AMBER L 121.43 ESKEW RONALD 35.04 GREEN CYNTHIA D 83.87 BRIGGINS ANDREA R 75.97 COLLINS SHAUN 499.48 ESKEW THERESA C 26.82 GREEN DRIC K 48.89 BRISO WENDY FRANCISCA 79.80 COLLINS WYSHONNA 170.42 ESTER MICHAEL OR WANDA 100.73 GREEN EVA D 208.42 BROACH THOMAS L 140.11 COMBS RONALD 174.75 ESTERS MARCUS 116.10 GREEN GLEN D 91.05 BROOKSHIRE CAMILLA 58.21 COMBS SHERRY 44.72 EUDY MICHAEL D 71.49 GREEN MARY LOUISE 74.21 BROWN DERRICK D 206.00 COMBS, COTY L 36.36 EVANS CYNTHIA M 38.79 GREEN MELISSA ANN 47.87 BROWN FELECIA D 37.23 CONATSER H ALLEN OR BRENDA GIL 137.00 EVANS JOSEPH W OR PENNY 85.58 GREEN MERCEDES 61.28 BROWN JACOB M 65.45 CONLEY PADEN D 109.42 FAMILY CLINIC OF NASHVILLE 46.28 GREEN MINNIE JEAN 107.23 BROWN JASON E OR SHAWNA R 169.92 CONTERRA ULTRA BROADBAND LLC 111.89 FANT TERRY AND KAREN 276.17 GREEN RONNIE L OR LINDIA M 107.17 BROWN JOHNNY M OR JANE 172.80 CONTERRA ULTRA BROADBAND LLC 405.55 FARLEY WILLIAM L 531.53 GREEN SHALONDA 102.73 BROWN JUDY D 66.96 CONWAY DOROTHY 120.31 FATHERREE ASHLEY L 98.93 GREEN TANA 139.10 BROWN KENNETH OR DANA 207.73 CONWAY JEFFERY OR MARY 586.10 FATHERREE DALTON L 114.87 GREEN TARA 287.75 BROWN PATRICIA DEAN 91.05 CONWAY NATASHA D 43.67 FATHERREE DUSTIN OR VERONICA 601.05 GREEN THEODORE OR CHERYL 167.32 BROWN PATSY (MAYS) 31.67 CONWAY PAUL O 245.79 FATHERREE LARRY DON OR GINGER 43.96 GREEN THOMAS R 136.05 BROWN RONALD W 28.07 CONWAY RHONDA 25.02 FATHERREE TERRY A OR AMANDA 304.46 GREEN TRAVELL OR NAKESHA 201.76 BROWN VENICE 80.71 COOK DENISE 135.33 FATHERREE TERRY L OR DENISE 78.31 GREEN WES 108.43 BROWN VERNON JAY OR AMANDA 1,391.00 COOK JEFF OR SHERI 442.03 FAULKNER JAMES OR AMY K 346.03 GREEN WILLIE V JR OR LETITIA 99.23 BROWN WYQUITA S 18.21 COOK LOVA 261.97 FAULKNER RANDALL L 66.87 GREENLEE MICHAEL 61.37 BROWNING COURTNEY M 56.52 COOK TIM 502.42 FAULKNER SHELBY L 89.33 GREENWOOD WILLIAM OR CRYSTAL 395.67 BRROWN, SHUNTAL MILLER 212.77 COOPER ASHLEE R 134.88 FELLOWS QUANVINNIE S 84.77 GRIFFIN CHERRYL L 30.33 BRUMBAUGH MICHAEL E 74.63 COOPER ASTER OR CHRISTINA WALK 89.02 FERGUSON-JONES BRENDA G 302.99 GRIFFIN JAMEL OR TEQUILA 285.87 BRUNSON LATOYA S 80.49 COOPER COREY D SR OR SHAWANA 140.11 FINLEY CHARLES OR BARBARA 257.43 GRIFFIN OBIE C 69.24 BRYAN KENNETH CULLEY 163.14 COOPER MICHEL L 41.09 FINLEY COREY D 171.82 GUERRERO ZORAYDA LISSETTE 36.85 BRYAN RANDY P 36.49 COUCH HUNTER H 134.04 FINLEY EMMA 153.89 GUILLEN OCTAVIO MENDEZ 33.93 BRYANT ALYSSIA M 182.07 COULTER ALEXANDRIA M 56.83 FINLEY JAMAR OR NEAL JUANISHA 270.80 GULLEY ANTONIO M 57.96 BRYANT MARQUISE S 102.98 COULTER BELINDA D 111.76 FINLEY KEADRIEN 31.69 GULLEY CARLETTA 157.83 BUAZARD LAWRENCE OR MARTHA 36.82 COULTER DWAYNE 106.06 FINLEY LANCE T 39.13 GULLEY CHARLES OR LADONNA 547.49 BUCK RANDI D 69.99 COULTER LAVONDA 60.47 FIRST PLACE HEAT & AIR 6.03 GULLEY TAMMIE Y 76.61 BUDD DOUGLAS J 76.00 COULTER RASHONDA 111.52 FISK JERRY L OR LORRAINE 250.20 GURLEY ANDREW D 321.52 BUFORD WILLIE 27.89 COULTER RUFUS JR 54.42 FITZGERALD CORESIA L 87.41 GURLEY DILLON C 54.07 BULL MAURICE AND CHRISTINA 127.95 COUNTS DEBRA MANASCO 42.95 FLORES-AYALA MARIA E 63.10 GURLEY, ROBERT & CHLOE 51.73 BULLINER, MICHELLE 129.85 COUNTS MARSHALL 58.27 FLORES, JOYCE J 56.49 HADDAN EARL R JR OR WENDY 202.23 BULLOCK VERNA 18.39 COX AMANDA J 84.51 FLOWERS DAWNTISH L 27.25 HADDAN TYLER R 109.91 BURCHETTE TEKITIA 85.94 COX JOHN MARK JR 6.25 FLOWERS ERVIN JR OR LATASHA 160.11 HAGGARD RAYMOND SR 41.01 BURGESS JAMES OR PENNY 192.39 CRABTREE TERRELL OR JAMIE 675.40 FLOWERS MARCUS 79.92 HAISLIP CHERYL 33.93 BURK RANCH OPERATIONS LLC 2,209.79 CRAVEN JUSTIN W 41.35 FLOYD KENNETH OR MARY 43.25 HAISLIP KIMBERLY 94.44 BURNETT ARTHUR J 41.35 CRIDER PERRY D OR MARIANNE 58.66 FLOYD LAURA L 142.46 HALE CAROLYN 12.50 BURNETT KIOWA C 152.99 CROFTON JOSEPH OR BARBARA 236.59 FOSTER STEPHEN 156.75 HALL DANNY 50.05 BURNS SHEILA L 36.11 CROFTON MARY 36.09 FOSTER TAMMY L 17.19 HALLMARK CHRIS M 63.63 BURRIS ASHANTI D 41.35 CROSSNO ERICA 32.92 FOX JESSIE HILL 158.34 HALTER GERSELTA 62.37 BURTON DEBORAH FINLEY 98.77 CROWSON CYNTHIA J 86.77 FOX PAULA 23.45 HAMILTON CARNITA 36.85 BURTON JASON L 99.94 CRUMP DOMENIQUE R 57.19 FRACHISEUR SARAH A 436.39 HAMILTON JAMES D 23.35 BURTON RUBY L 125.26 CRUTCHFIELD DEVALON R 50.35 FRANKS WILLIAM 35.50 HAMILTON JOSHUA 58.66 BUSTAMANTE ERNESTO 44.03 CRUZ JOSE I OR MARTHA PATRICIA 497.10 FREDS OF NASHVILLE #2440 7,907.38 HAMILTON, MESHA 102.22 BUSTAMANTE LUIS 311.72 CRUZ MARLENE PINEDA 255.05 FREEMAN LYDELL P 211.77 HAMNER CASEY L OR SHANDRA 145.38 BUSTOS TABITHA WISE 176.10 CUELLAR ISIDORO OR BLANCA LETI 18.64 FRENCH ALEXIUS A D 56.63 HANCOCK DESTINEY 24.72 BUTCHER JOHN M OR MONICA 55.25 CULP DANIELLE 30.33 FRENCH WILLIE OR SHEILA 178.49 HANEY RECOE 161.25 BYRUM WILLIE OR ANGELA 141.70 CULPEPPER AMANDA 39.04 FRIAS RAMON OR KERINDA 263.64 HANEY ROBERT L OR MARY 46.67 CABLE ANDREW OR MARCI (ARMER) 50.28 CULPEPPER SHAWN 63.05 FRICKS EDDIE DEAN OR SHARETTA 225.94 HANEY SHAKONDA 78.46 CABRERA YONIA 25.83 CURRY, PHILLIP 63.36 FRIEND MICHAEL C OR APRIL 178.49 HANLEY JOHN OR MARY 91.19 CALDERON JAVIER VIOLANTE 68.21 DABON WANDA F 200.74 FROHNAPPEL BRANDY J 109.73 HANNEY BRANDY 44.72 CALDERON LINNEY 202.18 DALLAS STEVE OR ROZANNA L 613.06 FROHNAPPEL JASON 241.55 HANSEN ROBERT G OR DAWN R 140.76 CALDERON LUIS D 416.74 DANIELS NEKOLE D 94.81 FULTCHER KEENAN D 30.78 HANSON MIKE 848.78 CALLAWAY TERRI 25.55 DANIELS TYRELL D 94.99 FURR DONNA 30.54 HARBERSON JAMES K OR MELODY(SA 173.03 CAMACHO FEBRONIO J OR ISIDRA E 216.40 DAUGHERTY LEON OR RUTH 142.04 GADDIS ELAINE 178.70 HARDEMAN MARCIA L 48.64 CAMPBELL MICHAEL OR SANDRA D 200.43 DAVENPORT DWAYNE R 118.30 GALDAMEZ MARIA ROSA HERNANDEZ 55.46 HARDIN KIRK 194.50 CANALES DENIS PINEDA 163.97 DAVIS ANTHONY 83.48 GAMBLE ALEX 62.33 HARDING DAVID OR MARYLN 527.95 CANDELLA DAVID A 48.50 DAVIS BETTY J 17.04 GAMBLE BRANDY LATASHA 270.15 HARDING GEORGE WYATT 216.46 CAPETILLO DAVID JR OR KATHERIN 70.13 DAVIS BRIAN L 91.47 GAMBLE LERNELIA OR SHRONDA WIL 72.62 HARDING WILL B 44.10 CARDENAS DANIEL ALFONSO 35.03 DAVIS CYNTHIA L 398.18 GAMBLE RICKY OR KYLERENE 206.14 HARDING WILLIAM E II OR DONNA 246.32 CARDINALE JEFFREY JR 44.08 DAVIS DANIEL OR STEPHANIE 380.92 GAMBLE TAWANNA 71.55 HARR RAYMOND TYLER 327.88 CARLE HILLARY R 29.14 DAVIS DEREK W OR LENA L 207.42 GAMBLE VINCENT 83.37 HARRIS ANNETTE MARIE 56.23 CARROLL BILLY OR KARRIE 128.58 DAVIS HATTIE (OLLISON) 69.47 GANAWAY LATERRA D 35.28 HARRIS BRYAN K 29.64 CARROLL MELISSA D 55.28 DAVIS LONNIE OR CRYSTAL R 522.06 GANAWAY SHIRLEY 39.33 HARRIS CHRIS 21.15 CARTER CORY OR SARAH 601.36 DAVIS OSCAR OR DOROTHY 109.83 GANOUS EILEEN 28.71 HARRIS CHRISHAUNA L 54.97 CARTER DONALD SHANE 441.24 DAVIS PRINSTON J OR LAKEYA 107.70 GARATE JUAN P OR MERY E FUENTE 169.10 HARRIS CHRISTI L 75.89 CARTER J T OR ERIN 464.93 DAVIS SHELBY D 60.92 GARCIA ATILIO CARCAMO 44.08 HARRIS CONSTRUCTION CO(MIKE) 13.22 CARTER KIERA 81.62 DAVIS STACEY 271.72 GARCIA DOMINGA MENDEZ 34.11 HARRIS EDDIE L 190.04 CARTER MIKE 716.49 DAVIS STANLEY A 37.14 GARCIA JOSE GUADALUPE 169.80 HARRIS HELEN R 35.91 CARTHORNE CORY 46.18 DAVIS TERRY 38.43 GARCIA MORGAN E 94.01 HARRIS JARRETT D OR BRIDGETTE 45.17 CARVER JAZZMYN N 40.83 DAVIS TYRONE OR SHONNIA 170.69 GARCIA OSCAR 98.94 HARRIS JERRY L SR 37.15 CASSADY DAVID W 80.27 DAVIS, CARLI M 75.97 GARCIA REMRDIOS PEREZ 30.48 HARRIS MIKE OR TAMMI 386.87 CASSADY SAMUEL 49.45 DAVIS, MAX D 17.02 GARCIA, JOSE ANDRACA 187.20 HARRIS PAM 177.27 CASTLE DALE R OR HEATHER A 88.82 DAWSON DON C 25.76 GARNER DIANNA HENDRIX 28.71 HARTIN J EUGENE 114.46 CASTLEBERRY GEORGE (BO) STANLE 971.07 DAWSON JAMES L 44.50 GARNER JERRELL OR DEE CARROLL 167.32 HARTMAN PATRICK OR KAREN 70.59 CASTLEMAN REBECCA L 44.72 DAWSON ROBERT C OR TRACY 520.03 GARRISON TRAVIS D OR KIMBERLY 268.09 HARTNESS DEBRA K 45.39 CASTRO VALENTIN SOTO OR TANIA 26.50 DEAN COREY A OR HAILEY J 100.76 GASKIN TIFFANY L 30.10 HARTZIG EDWARD G 200.60 CASWELL DONALD OR MITZI 70.82 DEATON JESSIE II OR VALARIE 25.83 GATHRIGHT ELIZABETH 26.72 HARWELL JARRETT HEATH 183.97 CATES JAMES L 28.71 DEER BRANDON R 78.96 GENTRY AUNDRAY 210.50 HARWELL SARAH L 26.72 CAVANAGH STEVEN & LINDA 319.05 DEER JOHNNY OR ANGELA 214.53 GIBSON CHRISTOPHER L OR ASHLEY 35.04 HAUGEN GERALD JR 85.18 CHANDLER DILLON R 43.59 DEL CARMEN MARIA G 167.54 GIBSON HARM OR DEBBIE 640.10 HAUGEN GERALD OR JEAN 52.37 CHANDLER DWIGHT 142.57 DELONEY ANTHONY C 315.28 GIBSON KEVIN OR TAMMY 176.75 HAUSMAN MATTHEW D 30.96 CHANDLER HANNA L 55.05 DELONEY ASHLEY R 44.32 GILBERT AMANDA M 83.97 HAWKINS CONTESSA V 192.74 CHANDLER J B 47.53 DELONEY KENDELL 114.62 GILBERT DERHONDA S 22.89 HAWKINS HARDY OR DOROTHY 174.76 CHANDLER JORDAN C 151.74 DELONEY MICHAEL W 72.88 GILBERT JIMMY DALE 136.72 HAWKINS MATTHEW 67.89 CHANDLER KRISTI 146.26 DENNIS MICHAEL F 30.22 GILBERT ROBERT D 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LUCIND 93.77 PEREZ MARIO VALLADARES- 95.56 JACKSON KENNY OR PEGGY 76.21 LANDTROOP ANSLEY 101.58 MCLEAREN ANNA M 182.48 PEREZ NARCIZA E 69.02 JACKSON KEVIN D 11.64 LANGSTON AKIRA P 65.78 MEEKS LACOLE D (RICHARDSON) 257.97 PEREZ SIXTO OR MARIA I HERNAND 142.46 JACKSON PERLIE MAE 30.33 LANGSTON KEENAN C 44.66 MEGGINSON MICAH OR KAYLA 158.90 PERRIN DAVID OR SHELLY 515.53 JACKSON TERESA R 24.48 LANGSTON, MARCUS D 114.17 MEMIJE JOSE ALBERTO 68.77 PETTIT ELIZABETH A 15.93 JACKSON TOMMY OR JAIMIE 69.82 LANSDELL ANITA 93.60 MENDOZA DAVID MILLAN 109.49 PETTIT JASON S 65.81 JACKSON TOSHA BETHEL 108.71 LARSEN MICHELLE D 28.52 MENDOZA JESUS HERNANDEZ 180.38 PETTWAY MICHAEL OR LINDA W 243.34 JACKSON VENITA F 25.83 LAUNIUS RONNIE OR BETH A 462.78 MERRELL ERICA 34.59 PHARR REBECCA L 106.81 JACOBS, FLORA A 41.76 LAWRENCE JAMES T 220.79 MERRELL TERRY OR NANCY 155.61 Continued on next page 8C Taxes Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Nashville News-Leader NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE NAME/DESCRIPTION TAX DUE RAY J TOD 57.19 SKYLINE ARKANSAS HOLDINGS LLC 128.86 THOMAS DENNIS 43.67 WESSON EBONY M 112.87 RAY ROGERS TIMBER CO INC 243.79 SLEDGE BOBBY OR LELA M 57.81 THOMAS GILBERT JR OR JOYCE 653.92 WESSON JOHNNY R 64.52 RAY STEPHANIE 33.77 SMALLEY RICKY D 60.95 THOMAS JACKIE 109.51 WESSON LARRY DORNAL 173.60 RAYBORN JOB 64.74 SMITH BEN T OR MARTHA L PROBAT 163.43 THOMAS JOYCE 32.57 WESSON TIJUANA 146.40 REED CECIL JR 84.09 SMITH BETTY F 21.78 THOMAS KAREN L 235.56 WEST BRAEDEN A 31.24 REED DEMARIO D 43.83 SMITH BRANDI M 97.12 THOMAS RICKY 84.09 WESTBROOK SCOTTY 936.72 REED EDDIE C 106.69 SMITH BRANDON OR CARRIE 342.31 THOMAS VANESSA P 42.48 WESTFALL GREGORY ALEXANDER 316.92 REED JAMES H JR 169.46 SMITH BRIAN 229.05 THOMPSON CHARLES L 31.45 WHEELER MISTI L 196.47 REED JAMES H SR OR GLENDA 225.50 SMITH CURTIS WAYNE 53.34 THOMPSON EBONY D 43.59 WHISENHUNT STEVEN OR DENISE 179.62 REED JEFFREY 21.01 SMITH D JADE 116.19 THOMPSON KATHY MC GHEE 88.96 WHITAKER DORIS M 50.83 REED JERRY CHRISTOPHER OR JESS 85.16 SMITH DUSTIN JOEL OR MORGAN 426.10 THOMPSON TONY 384.08 WHITE BENNIE F 46.80 REED JOSHUA COLE OR AUTUMN 173.01 SMITH EBONY R 42.34 THOMPSON, JOSEPH LEE 59.70 WHITE BILLY RAY 21.54 REED MICHAEL A OR DENISE 167.33 SMITH FRANKIE JAMES 29.14 THREAT HEATHER J 28.08 WHITE DEON R 80.63 REED RACHEL C 17.98 SMITH ISAIAH M 63.85 TIPTON CALAN 118.67 WHITE ELBERT A OR BRITNEY D 363.25 REED, MARTHA A 28.52 SMITH JAMES E & JULIE M 56.20 TITTLE TERESA COPELAND 36.11 WHITE GLENDA Y 169.10 REEDER MASONRY & CHIMNEY SWEEP 22.61 SMITH JANIE 135.63 TOLLETT PEGGY 84.42 WHITE HELEN R 28.74 REEDER REGGIE 87.01 SMITH JULIE 82.69 TOLLETT SHEILA R 138.51 WHITE HOLLIS OR ROSEMARY NEWTO 139.43 REEDER STEVE 40.50 SMITH KADAISJA N 57.94 TORRES JORGE * DEL 1-3999-0* 92.54 WHITE IRENE 25.07 REEVES CHARLENE 75.53 SMITH KATELYN 67.34 TORRES-GALLARDO SERGIO I 137.85 WHITE KEITH A OR TAMMY 234.95 REEVES NICK S 357.63 SMITH KEITH ALAN 206.71 TRAMBLE S EGYPT 252.12 WHITE MARYLAND C JR 200.60 REEVES, BENJAMIN A 57.96 SMITH MARY M 73.97 TRIMBLE BOBBIE (SPROLES) 42.34 WHITE NICHOLAS 27.44 REHAB SPECIALISTS (JULIE TUCK) 349.06 SMITH MICHAEL A 112.88 TRIMBLE BRIAN 258.66 WHITE REGINA 42.70 RESENDIZ JOSE LUIS 109.72 SMITH PHYLLIS G 96.43 TRIMBLE LAKISHA D 155.85 WHITE SAM OR BRENDA 137.89 RESNEDER JOE DONNELL OR MELISS 462.23 SMITH REGENA K 60.44 TRIMBLE LEE D 160.26 WHITE TAMETRI L 92.16 REVIVE SALON & FITNESS 12.71 SMITH RONNIE E 47.98 TRIMBLE WANDA FAYE 140.85 WHITE TANEIYA J 91.33 REYES JESUS 136.05 SMITH SANDRA KAY 26.01 TRIMBLE WILLIE ANDREW SR OR LO 100.33 WHITE WILLIAM GUY (BILL) OR DA 44.95 REYNAGA JACOBO 75.13 SMITH SHEENA R 189.85 TROTTER DEWANDA 135.61 WHITE ZACH OR JENNIFER 180.77 RHODEN TYLER BLAKE 25.55 SMITH ZOELLA 37.74 TROTTER FREDRICK 61.82 WHITE, GARLAND 41.51 RHODES MARTEZ 129.25 SMITH, SHELDON A 328.89 TROTTER KENNETH 41.57 WHITMORE ANTHONY OR MASHCELLE 190.71 RICHARDSON KEEAUNDRA N 98.02 SMOTHERS DALTON L OR HEATHER L 420.04 TRUSTY RODNEY 136.35 WHITMORE GLEN OR ROSEMARY 288.11 RICHARDSON TINA 43.24 SNELL IKE D 40.67 TUCKER JULIE L 81.87 WHITMORE JOHN J OR ELLA 125.70 RICKS TAMMY 46.41 SNELL KIMBERLEY 89.71 TUCKER ROBERT D OR SANDRA 21.78 WHITMORE LAKESHA 92.79 RIGGINS RONELL OR SPECIAL 28.98 SNELL LINDA M 23.57 TURBEVILLE J SCOTT OR BETH 1,216.15 WHITMORE SUE 140.76 RIGLER JASON 20.92 SNELL MARK 25.76 TURLEY FLORENCE 110.66 WHITMORE TANISHEA 58.69 RINCON JUAN F 86.77 SNOWDEN M STEFAN 13.16 TURLEY W BRYAN 71.71 WHITMORE TERA R 100.91 RITCHIE ASHLEY E 25.98 SNYDER TYE OR KERAH 278.65 TURNER ARTHUR 6.70 WHITMORE TRAVELLE A 32.78 RITCHIE DEBBIE R 38.40 SOILS WARREN J 349.54 TURNER BERNARD OR DENISE 325.24 WHYTE TASHEMIA 132.49 ROBBINS JOSEPH OR LACEY L 286.32 SOLANO-MORALES FELICITAS 126.71 TURNER JAJAUN D 53.48 WICKRAMASINGHE DHANUKA N 111.31 ROBERSON PRESTON 81.38 SPARKS ELECTRIC INC 587.36 TURNER KYLE OR SHAUNA 624.28 WILBANKS ASHLEY 45.40 ROBERTS ALVIN OR LAURIE A 66.63 SPEECH PASSIONATE P 54.47 TURNER STEPHEN 198.50 WILBANKS GARY OR KRISTY 225.18 ROBERTS BRIEANNA L 38.15 SPENCER LEONETTE 94.05 TURNER THOMAS OR TERRI 76.33 WILDBUR CEMANTHA 25.83 ROBERTS CHAD 267.17 SPENCER LEROY OR HELEN SCROGGI 77.34 TURNER, DEQUAN 53.79 WILDBUR DWAIN 47.88 ROBERTS DERRICK R OR DEBRA 36.94 SPENCER RUBY L 111.08 TUTTLE BEVERLY 58.49 WILEY CASSANDRA 133.35 ROBERTS DILLON L 123.50 SPRAY JACOB D 24.25 TUTTLE CATHERINE L 221.37 WILEY JERRY OR EDNA 483.37 ROBINSON DONAL JR 78.92 SPRAY, DENISE A 70.59 TUTTLE EILEEN 138.68 WILHITE SAMANTHA 58.88 ROBINSON PATRICIA 23.53 SPROLES JOHN F JR 40.86 TUTTLE JEFF 545.98 WILLIAMS BRIANA L 84.97 ROBLES SERGIO OR JUANA GARCIA 282.72 SPURLING SHERRY A 185.65 TWEEDLE ROGER A 288.15 WILLIAMS COREY 85.44 ROCHA ERIKA N 135.65 STAGGERS BRIAN OR TIFFANY 110.86 UPTON KENNETH SHANE 115.93 WILLIAMS CYRIL R 164.73 ROCKING D TRANSPORTATION LLC 397.22 STAGGERS CLIFTON 38.14 UPTON RANDY OR TRACEY 212.62 WILLIAMS DENIAH C 62.94 RODGERS JUSTIN 128.98 STAMPS BILLY OR FRANKIE 300.26 UPTON, SHANNAN 393.23 WILLIAMS EDDIE DON OR STORMY 581.90 RODGERS SHYJUAN D 29.47 STAMPS SYDNEY B 56.95 URRUTIA ANA PATRICIA 152.73 WILLIAMS FELISA F 138.07 RODRIGUEZ RAYMUNDO D 29.23 STANFORD TAMI K 27.03 VALDEZ ARCADIO OR BRENDA 242.82 WILLIAMS IVORY SR 59.57 RODRIGUEZ ROMETA 134.93 STARR TY 147.78 VALDIVIA TAMMY R 84.29 WILLIAMS JEFF OR WENDI 474.25 ROGERS AMY L 85.27 STATEN MICHAEL R OR KIRA HARWE 205.88 VAN ETTEN DANIEL ALBERT 29.35 WILLIAMS LALIESHA D 80.27 ROGERS ANTONIO OR KIMBERLY N 47.87 STATON TRACEY L 217.03 VANCE DAKOTA E 152.62 WILLIAMS LIZZIE 656.88 ROGERS SHONTINA 23.09 STAYTON, PEGGY L 139.67 VANCE JERRY OR TAMMY 100.51 WILLIAMS MYLES 28.74 ROJO-MARTINEZ GUSTAVO 63.41 STEED ROYCE G OR JUDY 61.59 VANCE LOU ANN 567.47 WILLIAMS PATSY A 56.63 ROMERO JOSE OR LINDSAY 219.14 STEPHENS JOHN N 108.62 VANDEVENDER ROBERT L 27.46 WILLIAMS REBEKAH 30.54 ROMIE JEFFREY A OR MELISSA R 150.26 STEPHENS MALACHI P 11.21 VAQUERA, LEAH ARNOLD 155.85 WILLIAMS STEVEN E OR BRENDA 51.68 RONE TONIE C 23.11 STEWARD TRISTAN J 113.62 VARGAS FELICITO OR MANRRIQUE M 164.61 WILLIAMSON BRANDON OR TOMEKIA 191.39 RONNIES BARBER SHOP 9.95 STEWARD, ALLISON B 108.27 VAUGHN AUDRIANA A 133.73 WILLIAMSON CHASE T OR DEANNA 46.32 ROQUET SHELBY L 108.76 STEWART BARBARA LYNN 124.56 VAUGHN AUTREY 52.89 WILLIAMSON TERRENCE A 156.75 ROSAS JAVIER 129.98 STEWART CAMRY E 33.68 VAUGHN BILLY OR BRANDY 249.21 WILLIAMSON, MATT R & ALECIA 186.93 ROSE JOHN 35.95 STEWART CHARLES III 84.42 VAUGHN CHARLES ANTHONY 104.77 WILLIS CINDY R 31.67 ROSENBAUM BILLY W 67.06 STEWART CHAUNDRA R 50.26 VAUGHN CHRISTOPHER A 45.39 WILLIS TANEISHA 83.23 ROSENBAUM JOSHUA T 133.11 STEWART CRITT JR OR IRA T 168.67 VAUGHN DEVON D 59.13 WILSON BRIYUNA E 80.94 ROSHELL SYLVIA Y 23.78 STEWART DONALD 202.95 VAUGHN ERICKA R 30.22 WILSON ELVIN OR KAYLEE 182.62 ROSS CHRIS S 49.85 STEWART DRAYLON 174.58 VAUGHN GEORGE E 43.13 WILSON JACKIE 30.41 ROTH SAMUEL 66.65 STEWART LESTER OR PATRICIA G 78.54 VAUGHN GREGORY OR JACQULYN 91.10 WILSON JAMES 34.21 ROUSE TIAWANA 66.96 STEWART LINDA 49.99 VAUGHN HAROLD D OR MAI 143.77 WILSON JERRY OR LEIGH A 569.98 ROUTH JERRY OR SHARRON 440.33 STEWART TRISTA 15.48 VAUGHN HENRY LEE 65.62 WILSON NAJHA R 104.58 ROWE MARQUAVIOUS 25.60 STEWART WILLIE JO 56.83 VAUGHN LATOYA N 54.72 WILSON TONY 53.03 ROWE NORMAN M OR STELLA 145.33 STEWART YOLANDA A 26.95 VAUGHN NARE BELL 92.41 WILSON WILHELMINA 98.02 ROWE-JONES IRESA L 138.37 STINNETT DOUGLAS 37.57 VAUGHN ROY JR OR VANESSA 294.50 WIMBS LARRY 7.39 RUCKS CEDRIC 25.02 STINNETT MICHELE R OLSEN 38.20 VAZQUEZ JESUS NUNEZ OR GEMA 106.58 WINDHAM JEFF 149.55 RUFFANER MICHAEL OR MICHELLE 152.79 STINSON JUANITA 42.24 VENABLE CONNLEY 112.55 WISEMAN PERONICA L 122.76 RUIZ JUAN A JR 95.80 STINSON MIKE OR PATRICIA 440.51 VIASAT INC 4.30 WITHERSPOON ALANNAH R 128.14 RYAN DARREN 80.94 STOKES JEFFREY D 310.27 VIASAT INC. 4.68 WITHERSPOON BEAU 96.97 RYAN WILLIAM III OR TERRI 98.02 STONE CHRIS D OR CARLA 172.17 VIASAT INC. 72.11 WITHERSPOON DAVID OR SHARON 140.37 SACKETT MELISSA 92.34 STONE LARRY H 28.28 VIASAT INC. 24.95 WITHERSPOON KENSHUN M 48.87 SAGE JOE OR DONNA 33.35 STONE OLIVER OR CAROL 17.50 VIASAT INC. 30.22 WITHERSPOON MARILYN 46.30 SAGER CASSIE M 146.90 STOUT NATHAN OR JESSICA 224.60 VIASAT INC. 13.81 WITHERSPOON ROBERT OR MARJORIE 162.90 SAGER MARITA J 35.25 STOVALL LATASHA N 54.39 VIASAT INC. 3.98 WITHERSPOON ROGER L 179.53 SAGERM, JIM B 51.94 STOVALL MELINDA 43.37 VIASAT INC. 56.02 WITHERSPOON SHARON MARIE 101.82 SALAS VICTOR 60.95 STRASNER JEFFREY OR AMANDA 730.62 VIASAT INC. 2.99 WITHERSPOON SHEBA A 21.54 SALAZAR ARGELIO 25.02 STRONG PAUL M OR BOBBI M 105.23 VINYARD JAMIE 36.39 WOOD RANDALL E 51.97 SALAZAR DANIELA 69.92 STRONG SETH 229.41 VOELLER STEVEN E OR TRACY 75.53 WOODALL JONATHAN E OR HEATHER 243.38 SALINAS BETSABE 212.87 STRONG TINA R 136.05 VOGLER HARRY J OR KAREN 47.29 WOODLEY DIANE 116.35 SALINAS ROSA 56.86 STROUD WILLIAM NATHAN OR ERIKA 43.97 WADE CAVANGLA R 92.54 WOODRUFF DENISE 144.37 SANCHEZ FABIAN JR 144.72 STUARD BARRY OR CHRIS 180.16 WAKEFIELD MICHAEL B OR SUSAN 251.80 WOODRUFF DOUGLAS JR 219.14 SANDERS ALMEN DYWAN 259.55 STUARD CARMESHA 25.83 WALDROP BRYAN 88.75 WOODRUFF RONNIE OR DERONDA PRO 123.69 SANDERS ALMEN J 47.87 STUARD REGINA G 44.43 WALDROP CADEN S 23.11 WOODRUFF SERVICE CENTER 391.59 SANDERS DALE W 565.31 STUARD TATUM C OR BREANNA 132.69 WALKER CHRIS A OR AMANDA A 326.14 WOODS DEBORAH R 16.15 SARGENT LATESSA B 23.57 STUARD WESLEY 102.20 WALKER FRANKIE 66.30 WOODS SHANTA D 71.49 SASSER LANETTE 78.01 STUART ESSIE V 28.78 WALKER JACK 136.39 WOODS THOMAS OR GWENDOLYN 160.80 SASSER ROBERT E SR 242.32 STUART NICHOLAS C 67.40 WALKER RTAEVIN 88.63 WOOTEN ALICIA 193.07 SASSER TOWANDA L 40.89 STUART PEARLIE 48.89 WALKER TOSHIA 100.26 WORKS PAMELA 88.13 SAULS JOSEPH OR LACEKA 69.70 STUART QUINTIN D 40.10 WALKER WAKESHA T 143.37 WORKS TE’KAYLA S 57.32 SCHOOLEY STANLEY V 74.64 STUART REGINA R 30.56 WALLACE ALYSSA D 53.04 WORLEY PAGE LOUISE 30.22 SCHOOLEY STEVE OR DIANE 189.36 SULLINS ALICIA D 47.75 WALLACE JAMES A OR MONICA J 237.73 WORLEY W LEE 97.81 SCOGGINS ANDRE 387.97 SULLIVAN AMANDA M 79.82 WALLIN STEFANIE 17.72 WORLEY WILLIAM L SR OR LAVERNE 123.67 SCOGGINS DON 144.81 SULLIVAN JOHN D OR KAREN 363.23 WALLS KRISTEN L 39.24 WORLEY, JACKIE 139.89 SCOGGINS SHEILA 337.38 SULLIVAN MARCUS A 88.63 WALSTON MONICA L 37.89 WORTHINGTON BEN OR JEWELL 164.85 SCONIERS WANDA 84.17 SUMLER E DWAYNE 66.77 WALSTON SAMUEL R 70.82 WRIGHT ALEXANDER P 65.42 SCOTT ELBERT D 84.77 SUMLER EDWARD OR CATHY 51.70 WALSTON, ADRIANA 55.21 WRIGHT DAVID A OR ANGELIA 74.86 SCOTT JASMIN M 49.45 SUNDERMAN CURTIS F 134.76 WALTON ANGELA 151.57 WRIGHT KEVIN C 32.30 SCROGGINS HAROLD OR YALONDA 87.91 SWENSON-DUGGAN ROBERT 79.92 WALTON DANETTE LYNN 147.28 WRIGHT LACI L 21.33 SCROGGINS JOAN E 46.97 SWIFT JACQUELYN M 36.04 WALTON HENDRIX III OR ROBYN 446.35 WRIGHT STEVEN L 112.79 SCROGGINS JOHNNY LEE JR OR MEG 266.97 SWIFT LA FREDA 105.91 WALTON JADDEN L 103.36 WRIGHT THADDEUS S OR KAYLA E 466.67 SCROGGINS REGINALD D 58.68 SWIFT PHETITA 107.93 WALTON JASMINE M 36.07 WRIGHT TRISHA 29.77 SEAVERS BLAKE A OR ALESIA C 151.94 SWIFT SHELIA ROSS 33.71 WALTON MANNING 53.71 WROBLEWSKI FARRON OR DEBBIE 157.20 SEAVERS DEBBIE 63.60 SWIFT VICKIE LYNN (BENSON) 60.47 WALTON RONNY OR ARNITA 497.25 WYATT ANNIE LEE ROWE 20.27 SELECT MEDICAL SUPPLIES 52.13 SZAFIR DAVID J OR VERONICA L 38.83 WARD JERRY 463.33 WYNN BROOKE A 210.51 SEPULVEDA JOSE A 68.12 TABLER JERRY 140.35 WARD MITCHELL G OR LISA 85.52 WYNN CHRIS E 83.28 SERRANO SONIA 168.44 TAIT JUANITA 80.32 WARD TIMOTHY W 28.57 WYNN DON 81.16 SEWELL VERNA 68.56 TATE MICHAEL A 92.83 WARE MICHAEL B 197.97 WYNN EVELYN NICOLE 107.34 SGRILLO THOMAS 19.19 TAYLOR CLINT 11.88 WARE PHALONDO 78.01 WYNN MONICA 41.27 SHARP MICHAEL P OR STEPHANIE 104.35 TAYLOR COURTNEY D 62.64 WARE ROBERT OR LACONDA 315.83 WYNN YULONDA F 174.30 SHELTON ROBERT W 9.99 TAYLOR E LYNN 43.73 WASHINGTON DEBRA A 48.78 YOUNG KENYETTA N 35.04 SHEPARD LATASHA 118.10 TAYLOR HERSHEL L OR KENISHA 205.34 WASHINGTON JALAVETT OR DOROTHY 29.64 YOUNG LINDA F 37.15 SHEPARD MOSSIE 22.39 TAYLOR KENYON F 53.71 WATKINS JENNIFER L 90.36 YOUNG RYAN OR ANGELA D 133.28 SHERCK JASON C 73.66 TAYLOR ROBERT OR ANGELA 391.41 WATKINS ROY JR 140.11 YOUNGER SUMMER D 34.13 SHERRIN SHAWN C OR JESSICA 661.15 TAYLOR SHVONNE (HINDMAN) 121.62 WATSON CORNELIUS 112.43 ZACHERY BRANDI K 128.86 SHEWMAKER AARON 161.82 TAYLOR WILLIAM E OR MARTHA 49.89 WATSON GEORGE 75.44 ZAJAC GLENN ALBERT 40.10 SHEWMAKER BRYAN OR JENNIE L 202.93 TEAGUE DEBRA 29.64 WATTS PAULA 167.96 SHEWMAKER DANI C 77.31 TEAGUE JACOB OR TERA 103.92 WAUGH MICHELE 282.21 STATE OF ARKANSAS SHOOK DENNIS OR PAM (BECHTEL) 63.58 TEAGUE JAMES D 24.66 WEATHERS ECTOR 55.25 COUNTY OF HOWARD SHORTER GEORGE R 160.65 TEDDER TODD M 153.54 WEAVER JIMMY D OR MISTI LEIGH 78.42 I, Bryan McJunkins, Collector of Taxes witin SHULER CHEYANNA L 75.05 TEEL CLIFTON H OR TRACI L 149.80 WEBB JONATHAN 110.66 and for Howard County in the State of Ar- SHURDEN TODD OR JACQUE 215.78 TERRELL DENNIS OR JONI 122.56 WEBB MATTHEW 87.07 kansas, do hereby certified that the personal SILVA ANGEL 169.80 TERWILLIGER, WESLEY A & LACEY 38.33 WEBB PAMELA 159.66 tax books of Howard County reflect the SIMMONS AUDREY K 165.93 THE OUTBACK BARN INC 100.73 WEBB RONNY 4.92 Foregoing list of personal property to be SIMMONS JESSIE W 51.40 THEOBOLDT HALEY M 68.12 WEBSTER WARREN T 97.81 delinquent for nonpayment of taxes for the SIMPSON BOBBY L & LEONA M 569.48 THEOBOLDT LARRY 195.67 WELCH GARY OR ALVARENE 464.96 year 2018. Witness my hand this 29th day SIMS, RANDALL W 88.13 THOMAS ANALYN D 73.15 WELLS ALEXIS B 53.49 of October, 2019. SINGLETON MATTHEW D OR HARLEY 278.46 THOMAS BARNADO 196.92 WESCOTT JUSTIN OR ALICIA 565.03 SKAGGS L J 108.13 THOMAS BRADLEY J OR TORI L 166.06 WESLEY GREGORY SR 43.83 Bryan McJunkins SKINNER JESSE OR SHERRY 131.40 THOMAS BRENDA F 64.74 WESSON ADRIAN J 153.66 Collector for Howard County