Dierks Area Man Accused of Internet Stalking of a Child

The Nashville News THURSDAY • April 4, 2013 • Issue 27 • 1 Section • 16 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents

IN BRIEFt Dierks area man accused of internet stalking of a child

MIkE WallacE McDonald, erks man to allegedly tell sage. Mauldin kept making became more sexual in Vinegar Glenwood Herald an officer McDonald that he thought references about going to nature, and Mauldin alleg- workshop of the Pike it was disgusting that a jail, mentioning that this edly made a sexual gesture MURFREESBORO - On County fourteen year old girl would might be a cop to whom toward the picture he was held March 26, Detective Jason Sheriff’s Of- be on a social media site he was talking, and asking seeing which represented a McDonald was conduct- fice who was and that he wished not to questions about the age 14-year old girl. Ridgeway ing an ongoing investiga- posing as a speak with her due to the difference, police say. Police say Mauldin told Baptist Church mauldin held an herbal tion through social media underage age differences. According to officers, McDonald he wanted to vinegar work- for suspects preying on girl. Mauldin asked the de- Det. McDonald told the suspect then began come to Murfreesboro on shop Thursday children for sexual pur- tective where he was from, Mauldin “OK,” and that it asking questions which Sat., March 30, for a meet- evening at poses. The latest suspect phone number, and age. was nice speaking to him, were sexual in nature - still ing. From March 26, to their monthly to arise in the case is Shaun McDonald replied back yet police say Mauldin believing he was on the March 30, he continued to Ladies’ Night Mauldin. with the answers and ad- continued to converse with social media site with a initiate conversations with Out meeting. Police say Mauldin initi- vised Mauldin he was un- the detective posing as the 14-year-old girl. As the chat the detective still posing as The workshop ated a conversation with derage, prompting the Di- 14-year-old via text mes- went on, the questions See MaN / Page 4 was conducted by Howard County Farm- ers’ Market Co Manager Debra Bolding and Jury finds Pike County market grower Albert Motta. man guilty of kidnapping, Participants learned how to make healthy, domestic battery quality herbal- flavored vin- PJ TRacY According to the re- egars and each Murfreesboro Diamond lease, on Fri., Sept. 21, took home 2012 at approximately 1 vinegars they A jury found a Pike p.m. Karla LaFevers en- prepared in the County man guilty of kid- workshop as tered the Pike County well as several napping and 3rd degree Sheriff’s Office to report herbs to plant domestic battery last charges against her hus- in their home week. band to PCSO Deputy gardens. The Michael J. LaFevers was Clark Kinzler. workshop was sentenced to five years in The report states that a “trial run” for the Arkansas Department on the night of Sept. 19, a series of ac- of Correction for the kid- 2012, Michael LaFevers tivities planned napping conviction and got into an altercation for this year at a $1,000 was assessed for with Karla inside their the Nashville the battery charge. residence, in which she Demonstra- LaFevers was repre- tion Organic states Michael fired a 30- Garden which sented by attorney Aaron 30 rifle at her head from is located Brasel. a distance of 4-5 feet, and adjacent to the The jury found LaFe- that he had been aiming Howard County vers not guilty on charges the weapon at her head Farmers’ Mar- of aggravated assault on a when she turned her head ket. The farm- household family member. at the last minute prior ers’ market will The charges stemmed to the discharge of the be open each from a September 2012 weapon. Friday begin- incident that occurred Karla LaFevers then ning in May between LaFevers and his stated that as the weapon and Master wife Karla in their home Gardeners plan went off she felt the round to offer work- at 326 Rosboro Loop in pass by her face, and go shops, like the Amity. through the couch ending herbal vinegar A press release from up in the wall – according class, at the the Pike County Sher- to the report. demo garden iff’s office recapped the After the gunshot, Mi- in conjuction details of the arrest and chael bound her arms and with cooking the action that led to the legs, taped her mouth, and demonstrations incident. See GUIlTY / Page 4 at the market pavilion. For more informa- CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News tion contact Ruth Steely carries an exhausted Julia Tedford at the Relay for life kickoff held Tuesday Debra Bolding night at the Carter day Center. at 870-557- Checkpoint leads to bust 2352 or Albert Motta at 870- Man wanted by Nashville Police 200-1733. Any- one interested in activities DaNIEllE BRoWN to take Davis into custody. planned at the Glenwood Herald During a struggle, Shelby farmers market was hit in the face by and demonstra- A sobriety checkpoint Davis. According to the tion garden this on Hobb Adams Road in report, Davis was asked year may check North Pike County, led to several times to stop re- the markets’ a short chase and a drug sisting but refused to com- webpage on arrest on March 20. ply. After being taken into the Nashville According to Pike Coun- custody, a pat search was Chamber of Commerce ty Detective Clark Kinzler, conducted and Davis was website at Sheriff Charlie Caldwell, placed in a patrol car. nashvillear. Jerry Lowery and David Pike County dispatch- com. Shelby were conducting ers confirmed that there a sobriety checkpoint on were active warrants on Hobb Adams Road when the subject from Mont- HCCC they observed a red Nis- gomery County (warrant san truck approach. Shel- for neglect of a child,) board by observed the driver Glenwood Police Depart- to be Jonathan Davis, of ment (failure to appear,) Cantrell Road, Amity. Shel- Amity Police Department to meet by had knowledge that (failure to appear,) and The Howard Davis had a suspended Nashville Police Depart- County Chil- drivers license and an ment (failure to appear.) dren’s Cen- outstanding warrant from A search of the Nissan ter board of the Glenwood Police De- truck revealed a pack of directors will partment. cigarettes lying under meet in regu- Shelby asked Davis to the seat. A glass pipe was lar session on pull the truck out of the found inside, along with Tues., April 9, roadway. Davis responded three small baggies. Ac- at noon, at the center. that he was taking the cording to Det. Kinzler, the vehicle to his mother’s baggies contained a crys- house. Shelby again in- tal like substance believed Howard structed Davis to pull the to be methamphetamine. vehicle over and advised Davis was then trans- Co. Dems Davis he was under arrest ported to the Pike County to meet for an outstanding war- jail. He has been charged rant. At this time, Davis with possession of a con- The Howard put the vehicle in gear trolled substance, meth- County Demo- and drove away, leading amphetamine, a Class D cratic Central to a pursuit to a nearby felony; possession of drug Committee will residence. paraphernalia, a Class D meet Tues., Davis exited the Nis- felony; fleeing, a Class A April 16 at 6 san through the driver’s misdemeanor; and, re- p.m. at West- CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News side window. Shelby and sisting arrest, a Class A ern Sizzlin’ in nHS students work on the free aCT that was offered to all arkansas high school juniors Nashville. Tuesday. Lowery began to attempt misdemeanor. 2 editorial Thursday, April 4, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Sequester cuts FAA budget by 5% Arkansans are responsible people who work hard and live within our means. When we face economic uncertainty we prepare prudently without sacrificing essential needs. Most Arkan- sans I know would rather extend the life of an old truck or eat out less rather than just stop paying their mortgage. Unfortunately, the Obama administration seems to lack Arkansas common sense. Re- cently, they were faced Tom with modest spending Cotton reductions of $85 bil- United States lion from a $3.8 trillion Congressman budget. These spending reductions, known as the sequester, cut the Federal Aviation Adminis- tration budget by about 5 percent. In response to this modest spending reduc- tion, the FAA announced it would close 149 local airport contract control towers. Contract towers are air traffic control towers operated by a private company but funded by the FAA. In Arkansas, we have four contract control towers, two of which will be closed because of sequester. These towers are important for the safety of the flying public and for local economies. This past week I visited Texarkana airport, one of the two slated for closure. I toured the control tower and learned more about their daily operations and how the FAA’s actions will impact the 4th district and all Arkansans. Texarkana and all contract towers serve as a gateway to distant markets for local businesses, as a primary link between rural communities and the larger aviation network, and as a criti- cal backup to some of our country’s busiest airports. A look at the facts suggest that President Obama is playing politics with air safety, just like he shut down White House tours to punish visiting school children, rather than require some belt-tightening among his own staff. For example, the FAA’s budget after the sequester is $15.3 billion, which is $100 million more than the $15.2 billion requested in the president’s own budget. And that budget did not call for any contract tower closures. Similarly, the FAA in the last year spent $500 million for consultants and $200 million for supplies and travel. It seems to me that they could cut back on a few consultants and conferences before closing down the Texarkana airport and 148 other airports around the country. Rather, it seems that these closures are just another sen- sationalist attempt to browbeat rural Americans into supporting the president’s demands for more spending and more taxes. Before the FAA proceeds with cuts to essential programs like air-traffic control towers, they should carefully examine their actual operating costs and priori- ties, with proper oversight from Congress. In early March, I led 45 of my colleagues in a letter asking the FAA for more information regarding how it will implement sequester-related spending cuts. We called on the FAA to explain how ending the contract tower program would affect our aviation infrastructure’s structural integrity, to provide a detailed list of alternative cuts that were considered, and to provide a detailed list of all FAA-funded conventions, conferences and trips for the next two years. I look forward to their response to my inquiry. Once the FAA answers our questions, we in Congress will explore whether it’s prioritizing service to the American people, or just following the Obama administration game plan of hysteria and hyperbole about modest spending reductions. KEEP IN TOUCH WITH YOUR REPRESENTATION The Nashville News President Barack Obama U.S. Representative Tom Cotton uSPS 371-540 P.O. 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Willie C. Click, celebrated coach, april 3 Edith Faye Hill, 78, loving mother, april 1 Willie Collins Click, age 78, of Nash- School Coaches Hall of Fame in 2003. Mrs. Edith Faye Pinkerton Hill, age 18 great grandchildren and three great ville, Arkansas died Willie was an active member of the 78, a resident of Dierks, Arkansas, great-grandchild; two sisters, Wednesday, April 3, Sunset Church of Christ in Nashville. died Monday, April 1, 2013 at Billie Jean Parsons and Verma 2013. He served 28 years in the Army National Dierks. She was born August McCauley; two special friends, He was born to the Guard and Reserves. After he retired, he 27, 1934 at home in Newhope, Randy Ware and Chad Shake; late Jeff and Velma enjoyed buying & selling antiques, ish - Arkansas to Allie B. and Zora nieces, nephews and friends too Click, June 20, 1934, in ing with friends and playing pitch with Rhoda Matthews Pinkerton. numerous to mention but all are Briggsville, Arkansas. his friends at the Sr. Citizens Center in Those who knew her knew she loved. Willie graduated from Nashville. was a wonderful wife, mother, Funeral Services for Mrs. Hill Jessieville High School Willie is survived by his wife: Sue cook and friend to all. were held at 10:00 a.m., Wednesday, in 1951 and earned his Bachelor & Mas- Howell Click of Nashville, Arkansas. Mrs. Hill was preceded in death by April 3, 2013 in the Bissell Chapel ters degree from Henderson State Univer- Two children: Lance Collins Click of Lit- her husband of 56 years, Billy Joe Hill; Church near Newhope with Brian Hill and sity. tle Rock and Cherri Click Davis of Little her parents, and a sister, Verdell Pinkerton Kenny Fant oficiating. Burial will follow He married Sue Howell Click in 1956. Rock, Arkansas. He is also survived by Bissell. in the Bissell Chapel Cemetery, under the They lived together in Missouri, Fourche 2 grandchildren; Collins Davis and Tess She is survived by two daughters, direction of Wilkerson Funeral Home in Valley, Dover, and Delight, before settling Davis. He was preceded in death by his Brenda Dunlap and her husband Charles Dierks. down in Nashville, Arkansas. mother and father-in-law, Jake Howell and and Teresa Jester and her husband Jeff, A special thanks to all of you that have Willie was passionate about coaching Verda Buster Howell, his brother-in-law all of Newhope; two sons, Joe Hill and helped us during these trying times and & teaching. He taught and coached for Dwight Howell, and sister-in-law Mar- his wife Mondi and Jeffery Hill and God be with all of you. 40 years. In 1964, he coached the Delight gurete Howell. his wife Carrie, all of Newhope ; nine The family received friends from 6:00- Bulldogs, 42-0, Sr. Boys Basketball team Visitation will be from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 grandchildren, Jeremy and (Cindy) Jester, 8:00 p.m., Tuesday, April 2, 2013 at the to the class B State Championship. That p.m. Friday April 5, at Latimer Funeral Brandon Mays, Traci and (Shane) Carter, funeral home in Dierks. same year, he coached the Arkansas All Home in Nashville, Arkansas. Brandi and (Ollie) Godwin, Lisa and (Jay) You may register on-line at www. Star West Basketball team to a victory. Randy Hughes will conduct funeral ser- Carver, Shane and (Heather) Hill, Dustin wilkersonfuneralhomes.com Willie refereed High School Basketball vices, on Saturday, April 6 at 2:00 p.m. at Hill, Carissa Hill and Kandi Garland; for 25 years and was active in the Pee-wee Sunset Church of Christ, in Nashville, Ar- basketball program in Nashville. Wil- kansas. Burial will follow at the Delight, lie was inducted into the Arkansas High Arkansas Cemetery. maximillian “max” Odom, 52, local doctor, march 28 Dr. Maximillian “Max” Kennon Odom, one brother, David Kevin Odom of Nash- II, 52, of Nashville, Arkansas, ville; one sister, Karen J. Odom Junior melton Cora newton died on Thursday, March 28, Chapman of Rayville, California 2013 in Nashville. He was born and numerous aunts, uncles and Mr. Junior “Wolfy” Melton, Mrs. Cora Geneva Mears Newton, on September 4, 1960 in Glen- many, many, friends and pa- age 66, a resident of Provo died age 80, a resident of Provo and former dale, CA, the son of the late, tients. Tuesday, April 2, 2013 at his resident of Alleene, died Monday, Max K. Odom, Sr. and Gwendo- Memorial Services will be home. April 1, 2013 in the Christus St. lyn T. Odom Smith. held on April 5, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. He was born to Omer Elisha and Michael Health System, Texarkana. In addition to his father, Max, at the Mineral Springs Church of Pauline Raby Melton at Yellville, She was born to John Mack Enry Sr. he was preceded in death by Christ in Mineral Springs with Arkansas, on March 7, 1947. and Ethel Seastrunk Mears at Alleene, one brother, Victor Scott Odom. Bro. Benjamin Neeley oficiating. He is survived by his wife on October 14, 1932. He is survived by his mother, Gwen Interment will be at a later date. of over 43 years, Shirley Baker She is survived by her husband of of Ozan; one son, Max K. Odom, III of You may send an online sympathy Melton of Provo, two daughters over 62 years, J. D. Newton of Provo, Sugarland, Texas; one daughter, Alexan- message to www.latimerfuneralhome. Melissa Smith of Texarkana, Arkansas, a son, Jimmy Clayton of dra Victoria Odom of Sugarland, Texas; com. Debbie Jones of Nashville; five Provo; a daughter, Wannell Bradshaw grandchildren; three brothers, of Provo; ive grandchildren and Frank Melton of Provo, Jim sixteen great-grandchldren; two Virginia Thrash Thelma Cupples James W. null Melton of Morris, Okla, and Bill sisters, Mary Frances McGraw and James Woodrow Null, Melton of Yellville; one sister, Elsie Echols both of Irving, Texas, Mrs. Virginia Jewel She was born Sep- Jr., 66, of Aubrey, Texas, Bonnie Martin of Provo, and a and a number of nieces and nephews. Bell Thrash, age 83, a tember 19, 1928 in died on Saturday, March number of nieces and nephews. Funeral Services for Mrs. Cora resident of Lockesburg, Howard County, 30, 2013 in Denton, Texas. Funeral Services will be held at Newton were held at 2:00 p.m., died Monday, April 1, She is survived by He was born on February 2:00 P.M., Friday, April 5, 2013 Thursday, April 4, 2013 in the Alleene 2013 in the Christus St. her husband of 66 4, 1947 in Okay, Arkansas in the Pleasant Hill Missionary Community Building, Alleene, with Michael Health System, years, Everett Cup- the son of the late James Baptist Church with Rev. Rev. Wesley Blankenship and Rev. Texarkana, Texas. ples; one son, Ken- Woodrow Null and Louise Bruce Short and Rev. Larry Fry She was born to neth R. Cupples; one Larry Fry oficiating. Burial will Gray Drouillard. officiating. Burial will follow in follow in the Alleene Cemetery, under Doctor Boyce, Sr daughter, Tammie J. Survivors include a the McHorse Cemetery in Provo. the direction of Chandler Funeral and Lillie Bea Bell at Yeargen; one brother, son James Lynn Null of The family will receive friends Home, De Queen. The family received Lockesburg, Arkansas Donald J. Chandler; Dierks; his partner Bobbie at Chandler Funeral Home, from friends on Wednesday, April 3, 2013 on February 7, 1930. five grandchildren, Arrington of Aubrey, TX; 6:00 to 8:00 P.M., Thursday, April in the Chandler Funeral Home chapel She is survived by six great-grandchil- one step son Josh Arrington 4, 2013. from 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. four sons, Paul Thrash dren and a number of of Aubrey, TX; a sister You may send an online You may send an online sympathy of Lockesburg, Michael nieces and nephews. Dixie Rencher and husband sympathy message at www. message at www.chandlerfuneral.com Thrash of Lubbock, Graveside services Robert of Bonham, TX; chandlerfuneral.com Texas, Edward Jackson for Mrs. Cupples will seven grandchildren and Thrash of Stockton, be held at 10:00 a.m., California, and Dolvin Saturday, April 6, ive great-grandchildren, Visitation will be 6:00 to Moore Thrash of 2013, in the Fellow- Scrapper Showdown auction items announced 8:00 P.M., Thursday, April Lockesburg, three ship Cemetery with 4, 2013 at Latimer Funeral daughters, Sandra Rev. Bobby Neal of- The following items will be up for •฀2฀subscriptions฀-฀The฀Leader; Home in Nashville. Johnson of Las Vegas, ficiating, under the grabs in the silent and live auctions at •฀Family฀8฀pack฀-฀Trish’s฀BBQ; Funeral Services will be Nevada, Kathy Thrash direction of Wilker- the Scrapper Showdown, scheduled for •฀2฀reserved฀seats; 11:00 A.M., Friday, April 5, April 6. •฀2฀hour฀birthday฀party฀at฀the฀Scrap- and Deanna Wynn both son Funeral Home in 2013 at the Latimer Funeral •฀Wooden฀Rocker฀Bench฀-฀Western฀ per฀Dome; of Lockesburg,two Dierks. Home Chapel, with burial Auto; •฀Cheerleader฀for฀the฀Day; step-sons, Milton C. The family will to follow at Saratoga •฀4”฀Angle฀Grinder฀-฀Linville฀Builders฀ •฀Reserved฀parking฀spot฀at฀Scrapper฀ Thrash, Jr. of Bowie, receive friends from Supply; Stadium; 6:00-8:00 p.m., Fri- Cemetery, with Bro. Archie •฀Pizza฀Gift฀certiicates฀-฀Simple฀ •฀Captain฀for฀the฀Day; Maryland, and Charles Blackmon of Selma, day, April 5, 2013 at Phillips oficiating. under Simon’s; •฀Reserved฀Booth฀in฀press฀box฀for฀a฀ the direction of Latimer Alabama, a step- the funeral home in •฀Baseball฀card฀set฀-฀Byers฀Auto; Scrapper฀Game; Funeral Home. •฀4฀box฀seat฀tickets฀to฀Razorback฀ •฀Will฀play฀Heads฀or฀Tails฀for฀TV฀do- daughter, Willie B. Neal Dierks. You may send an online Baseball฀Game฀-฀Mark฀Stavely/Foxwood฀ nated฀by฀Walmart; of Salt Lake City, Utah, You may send an sympathy message at Sports; •฀Special฀rafle฀for฀porch฀swing฀-฀John฀ a brother, D. B. Bell, Jr. online sympathy mes- www.latimerfuneralhome. •฀2฀rounds฀of฀golf฀at฀Hot฀Springs฀ Pickering,฀Cameron฀Alexander; of Salt Lake City, Utah, sage at www.wilker- Country฀Club฀-฀Print฀Mania; •฀4฀Ranger/Yankee฀baseball฀tickets,฀ sonfuneralhomes. com •฀Autographed฀Razorback฀Football฀by฀ July฀22฀-฀Southwest฀Arkansas฀Radio; a sister, Willie B. Neal Coach฀Bielema฀-฀Mark฀Stavely/Foxwood฀ •฀3฀sets฀of฀tickets฀and฀pit฀passes฀to฀ of Salt Lake City, Utah, Sports; NASCAR฀at฀Texas฀Motor฀Speedway฀in฀ sixteen grandchildren, •฀Pallet฀of฀sod฀-฀Fulton฀Grass; Dallas:฀April฀11-12-13,฀June฀6-7-8,฀Oct.฀ and eighteen great- Grandview to host youth sports •฀Trimmer฀-฀Husqvarna; 31-Nov.฀1-2-3; grandchildren, and a •฀Blower฀-฀Husqvarna; •฀autographed฀bat฀by฀Dave฀VanHorn; number of nieces and shooting program Saturday •฀Sunglasses฀-฀Bell฀Vision฀Center; •฀autographed฀basketball฀by฀Mike฀ nephews. •฀3฀hours฀credit฀-฀CCCUA; Anderson; Funeral Services The฀Rick฀Evans฀Grandview฀Prairie฀Conservation฀Edu- •฀Gift฀certiicates฀-฀LaVilla฀Mexican฀ •฀15฀visit฀tanning฀session฀-฀Wild฀Ivy; for Mrs. Virginia cation฀Center฀in฀Columbus฀will฀be฀hosting฀the฀4th฀annual฀ Restaurant; •฀1฀hour฀massage฀-฀Wild฀Ivy; Grandview฀Arkansas฀Youth฀Shooting฀Sports฀Program฀ •฀Deer฀Hunt฀at฀Cypress฀Bayou฀-฀James฀ •฀Set฀of฀Solar฀Nails฀-฀Wild฀Ivy; Thrash will be held at Tournament this Saturday. This is an informal shoot Reed; •฀Load฀of฀Top฀Soil฀or฀Gravel฀-฀Father- 2:00 P.M., Saturday, directed฀under฀AYSSP฀rules.฀฀Check-in฀is฀at฀8฀a.m.฀and฀ •฀Camo฀Cooler฀-฀Shelter฀Insurance; ree฀Sand฀and฀Gravel; April 6th In the First the฀ event฀ begins฀ at฀ 8:30.฀ ฀ All฀ participants฀ must฀ bring฀ •฀Yard฀Flag฀and฀Mailbox฀cover฀-฀Pow- •฀Oil฀Change฀-฀Jim฀Carlton; Baptist Church of shells.฀฀There฀is฀a฀$10฀entry฀for฀a฀ive-member฀squad.฀฀ er฀Pharmacy; •฀Pedicure฀-฀American฀Nails; Lockesburg, AR, with Entry฀fees฀will฀be฀collected฀during฀registration฀that฀day.฀฀ •฀$40฀in฀products฀-฀The฀Parlor; •฀Electric฀Smoker฀-฀Ray฀and฀Associ- Rev. Ray Jordan and •฀Gift฀certiicates฀-฀Kitchen฀Table; ates; There฀are฀two฀divisions,฀junior฀for฀grades฀6฀to฀8฀and฀the฀ •฀Gift฀Basket฀-฀Nashville฀Drug; •฀Concrete฀Razorback฀yard/mailbox฀ Rev. Tommy Halsell senior฀division,฀grades฀9฀to฀12.฀฀To฀register฀or฀for฀any฀ •฀Scrapper฀Charm฀Bracelet฀-฀Tollett’s statue฀-฀CCP oficiating. 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Police say Mauldin texted that he was bringing a blanket and that they were going to his deer camp in Dierks. Mauldin then asked if he needed to bring condoms and what kind. McDonald texted back for Mauldin to get ribbed condoms, and he allegedly agreed to do so. According to police, Mauldin replied that he got the condoms, was on his way from Arka- delphia and would be driving a grey Nissan truck. McDonald coordinated with Sergeant David Shelby and Deputy Tina Link with CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News the Pike County Sheriff’s Josh Tice, mike Reese, Cindy Petty, Scott Turner, Sandra Jones, Shirley Hamilton, Steve Tate and Billy Ray Jones were on hand Tuesday for a Office, Chief Randy Lamb chamber coffee at the Elberta arts Center. and Officer Jeremy Green with the Murfreesboro Police Department, and Sergeant Nate Hellums was in the park. doms, and a blanket in the la to the Glenwood Police chael about the hole in the with the Arkansas Game Detective McDonald vehicle, something they Department where Chief couch, to which LaFevers and Fish of the situation. GUILTY and other officers then believe was to be used for Randy Reid directed them response was “you know Sgt. Shelby and Sgt. Hel- From Page 1 preceded to Murfreesboro the sexual intercourse with to report the incident to what that’s from.” lums positioned them- City Park and initiated his desired 14-year-old the Pike County Sheriff’s Wolfe then asked LaFe- selves inside the park to the coordinated arrest of child victim. proceeded to commit bru- Office. vers if he would issue a identify the suspect and Mauldin. Det. During the vehicle in- tal acts against her -- in- After issuing her state- statement of his side of vehicle when he arrived, McDonald and other ventory a receipt from cluding kicking her in the ment, Karla requested an the events, but LaFevers and the other officers po- officers then took the sub- Wal-Mart was found where head, pulling her around officer escort to her resi- declined. sitioned around the park. ject into custody. He was he purchased the condoms by the hair, and electrocut- dence to assist her in the After leaving the resi- A few moments later, transported to the Pike the same night and time as ing her with the exposed collection of her personal dence, Karla was advised Mauldin texted McDonald County Detention Center he stated in the conversa- ends of an extension cord. effects. PCSO Deputy David by the PCSO to contact the and said he was pulling by Officer Jeremy Green. tion. The incident report then Wolfe accompanied Karla battered women’s shelter into the park. In exact congruence Mauldin made his first states that Michael freed to the residence. and seek medical treat- Sgt. Shelby identified with the conversation, appearance Monday and Karla and nailed the bed- While on scene, Deputy ment, when she proceed the vehicle, notified Det. police say Mauldin had a Lajena Jones was appoint- room door shut in an effort Wolfe photographed and to Wadley Regional Medi- McDonald, and other offi- box of ribbed Trojan con- ed to represent him. to keep her captive, requir- observed the scene as Kar- cal Center in Hope where cers via radio that Mauldin He was charged with ing her to “snuggle” with la walked him through the she was evaluated for her internet stalking of a child him while they slept. locations of the incident, injuries. The medical cen- and his bond was set at Karla left the next morn- including what appeared ter provided a copy of the $100,000. ing for a planned yard sale. to be a bullet hole in the evaluation notes, which Mauldin will return on A friend, Deborah Wright, front of the couch and in stipulated that the attend- April 8 for formal arraign- picked her up, and after the wall behind. Wolfe also ing physician, a Dr. Pinker- ment. being told of the incident, observed a nail in the face ton, found Karla to have Michael became confronta- of the bedroom door. injuries consistent with tional with Wright. After photographing her allegations. Wright transported Kar- the scene, Wolfe asked Mi-

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According to Vikita “During the summer,” she told Bell Hardwrick, Director, The Courier, “all my free time is the Red and Gray Success spent going to classes and try- Scholarship is equivalent ing to learn new techniques and to $1,000 per semester for things to bring back to my class- mOnTGOmERy up to four years. She is room, to help make the learning the daughter of Jeromie fun and interesting. As a teacher, and make it a positive environ- and Kristy Lovewell. She you need to stay current. You’re ment where they can explore and Montgomery grew up in Kirby and is currently a student at always a learner.” These classes develop their understanding, and graduated from Wickes in 1996. FaTHERREE Nashville High School. help Montgomery create a class- become more mathematical prob- She has a Bachelors of Science in room that seeks to re-label math lems solvers in life.” Math from Henderson State Uni- as a fun and fruitful school of As a result, she has enjoyed versity and is pursuing a Master.. thought. plenty of success stories. She has been teaching for eight She explains in the article that “The thing that matters most for years including time at Mena, she wants her students to put to me is when students have been Wickes and now, Dardanelle. away their negative thoughts and bad students in the past say, ‘Oh, She is the granddaughter of B A feelings about math. “Leave the I get this.’ It’s about a kid gaining David and Virgie Chambers of negativity at the door,” she says. confidence in themselves and see- Glenwood and Gerald and Louise E U “I want to make learning fun ing the light bulb come on.” Greene of Athens. 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IN BRIEFt Council MSPD arrest Nashville man after pursuit MINERAL SPRINGS - A scene. The chase onto the Hope High- Blount ran into the considers vehicle pursuit that started The suspect led police Nash- way and then turned on woods where officer Gates early Saturday morning in on a pursuit up Highway ville Antioch Road. was able to subdue him. applicants the Mineral Springs area 27 headed north towards Police He ran one vehicle off Blount, who has a Nash- has resulted in an arrest. Nashville. Depart- the road and also hit a ville address, has been for recorder/ Mineral Springs Police The driver, later identi- ment deer. charged with felony fleeing Chief Jeff Witherspoon fied as 36-year-old Wil- also Blount kept avoiding po- and for having an expired treasurer says officer Chris Gates liam Blount, was driving tried to lice and ran Deputy Travis Drivers License. attempted to stop a vehicle at speeds in excess of 100 stop the Turner off the road into a He is currently being position within the city limits for a mph – according to law vehicle Blount ditch, according to police. held in the Howard County brake light violation. enforcement. as it ap- At about a mile from Jail on a $25,000 bond. MINERAL As officer Gates ap- Police say he was also proached the city limits Highway 371, on Hemp- SPRINGS - City proached the vehicle, driving in the left lane of with spike strips. stead County 27, the ve- - Southwest Arkansas Radio aldermen are set the suspect fled from the the highway. Blount continued the hicle wrecked out. to consider three applicants for the position of recorder/treasurer, Mayor Walter “Sonny” Hope woman arrested for allegedly slapping daughter Heatherly announced at Mon- JaMES SINGlEToN night of successful then go buy her mad because she did not the 15-year-old stated that day’s city council Hempstead County Sheriff March some Methamphetamine. get any money or meth. she got away from her meeting. 26, her The 15-year-old told The 15-year-old stated mother and called the The applicants On March 27, Deputy mother Deputy Crider that she that as she was getting out Sheriff. are seeking to re- Jerry Crider was dis- made wanted no part of that of the car, her mother tried The mother, Nancy place Beverly Hen- patched to 146 Hempstead her take situation, so she spent the to hit her in her face but Maestas, age 55, was ar- ry, who resigned 23, lot #6, in reference to from the post Feb. the car night away from home. she broke away from her. rested on the charge of domestic battery 3rd. 27 without offering and go The 15-year-old told But her mother grabbed domestic battery 3rd and an explanation for Upon arrival, he met to town, maestas Deputy Crider that after her again and slapped her transported to the Hemp- her departure. with a 15-year-old female to bor- arriving back at home on in the face with an open stead County Detention Heatherly said who stated that on the row money and if she was March 27, her mother was hand, three or four times Center. the council will hold a special meeting at a yet to be deter- mined time in order to consider hiring one of the people seeking the job. City water clerk Kathy Jones is currently filling the role on an interim basis. -Charles Goodin Charity gospel musical set for April 6

The American Legion Tuskegee Airmen Post 332 will host their 3rd An- nual Charity Gospel Musical at the Sixth Street Auditorium in Nashville on Sat., April 6. The musical will begin at 6 p.m. and is sponsored by the Veterans, Ladies Auxiliary and Sons of the American Legion. Tickets are $5 presale and $7 at the door. The Master you have an opportunity to win a three month online only subscription if you can of Ceremony will correctly identify the young men in this mineral Springs Poultry Judging team photo be Rev. Don White Who are we? from the archives of the Nashville News. all we need is for you to come by the Nashville Sr. Some of the News office at 418 n. main St. and tell us who they are. One winner per month will be performers include: chosen from those who can correctly identify the people in the photos used in the Donna Dixon, Kevin contest over the course of a month. Brazil, Tina Bur- chette, Roy Harris, Kevin Snell, Angela Harris, Ruthie Fel- The County Line & Yancey HCSD investigates deer camp break-in lows, Northside Annual Fire Departments will not be COGIC Junior Choir holding a BBQ fundraiser this JaMES SINGlEToN March 30, someone broke was also entered and sev- and the Tollette BBQ spring. We plan on resuming Hempstead County Sheriff into the deer camp and his eral items were taken hunt- Church of God Ju- our benefit suppers this fall in camper. Coger stated that ing boots, coverall’s and nior Choir. fundraiser October. HOPE - Deputies are in- he found that the back win- other items. For more infor- We would like to thank ev- vestigating a breaking and mation, contact dow of his camper was un- The sheriff’s office in- eryone for their support in the entering into a deer camp Commander Robert will not be locked when he got there. vestigators have a couple years past and look forward to located on Hempstead 20 Various items were of persons of interest they Forbes at 870-200- serving our communities for approximately .4 miles reported stolen include: are looking for in this mat- 3306. held many more years. north east of Hempstead game cameras, VCR’s, Tv’s, ter. Anyone having infor- 37. deer feeders, nail gun, fans, mation about this theft Upon Deputies spoke hand tools, a grill, several should call the Hempstead with Larry Coger, who stat- buck knives, a muzzle load- County Sheriff’s Office ed that sometime between er, several kitchen items. Criminal Investigation Di- POULTRY HOUSE midnight of March 26, and The actual camp house vision at 870-777-6727. ...for all your Printing Needs INSURANCE - See Us First! Courteous, Prompt, Reasonable Rates! If you are having difﬁculty with your poultry The Nashville News house insurance, give us a call. We have Call Bobby Chambers • 870-845-2010 multiple companies offering a variety of programs for both NEW and/or Older buildings Envelopes - Business Cards - Invoices - Church Bulletins - Exampl e First State Insurance Fliers - Self-inking Stamps - Photos -Copies - Fax Service The Nashville News 870-642-2814 Ofﬁce 870-286-2090 418 N. Main • Nashville, AR Cell 870-584-6377 Jerel Jones (870) 845-2010 Cell 870-784-3070 Jamie Williamson Toll Free 1-888-845-NEWS Thursday, April 4, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 commuNity 9 Arkansas Regional Coalition for the Ouachitas hosts community, economic development fair

DERWooD BRETT sas, Eisele told the group “We are all closely erative Extension Service Peterson told the group Other sessions or work- Montgomery Co. News that during the 2000-2010 aligned in our needs, so (UACES) told the group the that there will be a Break- shops at the two day event decade, the population it makes sense that we next big event planned is through Solutions Grant will include topics such as MENA - ARCO (Arkansas of Arkansas increased by should work together to a Breakthrough Solutions competition for a chance developing a 21st century Regional Coalition for the nearly 10 percent (9.1 per- help each other stem the conference set for May 7-8 for one community to win workforce, creating region- Ouachitas) held a com- cent) but the population in tide of job and business at the C.A. Vines Arkansas $1,000 for seed money to al food projects, apps and munity and economic de- the ARCO region actually losses.” 4-H Center in Ferndale, start a local project. other innovative IT tools, velopment resource fair increased only 2.1 percent. Eisele reminded those west of Little Rock. Three communities will drugs in the workforce, March 27 in the Historic “We lagged behind most in attendance that tourism The conference will fo- present a proposed project dealing with divisiveness Armory in Mena. areas of the state with our development continues cus on innovation and they plan to implement in your community, com- A dozen organizations local population growth,” to be an economic asset sustainable communities that will have a major im- munity resilience, creat- were on hand to provide he said. to the entire region, but and regions in a rapidly pact on a local community. ing economic opportunity information to attendees “In the same decade, the much more can and should changing world and will Competition for the grant through the creative econ- and community leaders number of jobs in Arkansas be done to help existing have a keynote program funds is sponsored by the omy and involving youth from Polk, Scott and Mont- increased by 2.5 percent tourism related business- by Sharon Gulick, director Arkansas Community De- and young adult leaders in gomery counties. while our region saw an es as the three counties of University of Missouri velopment Society, he said. your community. Gar Eisele, chairman 11.1 percent decrease in seek new opportunities Extension Department’s There will also be ses- Pre-conference work- of ARCO’s board told the jobs. This represents a to broaden the regional Community and Economic sions titled “Creating shops will be held on May group, “ARCO is a broad- loss of 2,224 jobs in the offerings. Entrepreneurial Develop- Wealth through Leveraging 7 and the Breakthrough based initiative to engage three-county region since Sponsor for the Wednes- ment Program. Gulick is Assets and Strategic Mar- Solutions Conference is set leaders and citizens in the year 2,000,” according day Community and Eco- also president of the Com- keting,” “Creating a Local for May 8. Montgomery, Polk and to Eisele. nomic Development Re- munity Development So- Team to Fund Community For more information Scott counties to create He explained that AR- source Fair was the Duke ciety. Development Projects,” contact Mark Peterson, economic opportunities, CO’s goals are revitalizing Frederick Fund for Public Others participants will “Community Entrepreneur- (501) 671-2253 or email enhance the quality of life the downtowns of all mu- Understanding of Civic, be Randy Zook, president/ ship,” and “Build it and [email protected]. and preserve the natural nicipal areas in the region, Community and Economic CEO, Arkansas State Cham- They Will Come –the Do’s environment of the area.” helping develop tourism, Issues. ber of Commerce and Don and Don’ts of Gaining Sup- Citing the need for such and working to coordinate After Eisele’s comments, Zimmerman, executive di- port for Building a Public an initiative in the Ouachi- efforts between the three Dr. Mark Peterson, Uni- rector, Arkansas Municipal Facility in your Commu- PUBLIC ta region of Western Arkan- counties. versity of Arkansas Coop- League. nity.” NOTICE 1997 Ford Mustang VIN# Nashville Primary third nine weeks honor roll 1FALP4040VF168055 Is being held at Bypass First Grade Webb, Jacqueline Amaya, May, Nate Bennett, Natalia Daleigh Morris, Maritsa analiz Flores-Martinez, Diesel & Wrecker Emalea Bailey, Aubrey Jackson Carter, Lauren Betancourt, Cole Buck- Rosas, Zion Wells, Wes Bre’Shunda Kelley, Jasmine Service, Inc., 9224 Hwy Carver, Nevaeh Green, ner, Ajeaonna Burchette, White, Ethan Clay, Madison Wakeﬁeld, Garrett Willard, Carver, Caleb Cook, Jona- 278 West, Nashville, AR than Delarosa, Caleb King, Juliet Marcelino, Sunee Jonathan Garcia, Tatiuna Daniel, Aniya Green, Jujuan Zack Barton, Masea Billing- 71852,870-845-1597 due Joshua Marcum, Karol Younger, Dabne Cuellar, Mays, A’Neciana Norris, Hendrix, sley, Edwin Daniel Flores, Sanchez, Jordan Scog- Ashlyn Hipp, Savannah Na’Kenya Sanders, Mason Zaid Lorenzo, Andrew Tyler Jones, A’marion Nel- to abandonment. 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HOPE – The percentage of Agriculture, Arkansas Arkansas Forest Resources the SWREC. of women who own and Forest Resources Center Center extension profes- Registration and infor- manage farms, ranches and the Arkansas Forestry sionals Caroll Guffey and mation can be obtained by and forest land is increas- Association are hosting Tamara Walkingstick will contacting Caroll Guffey PUBLIC NOTICE ing in Arkansas. the Women Owning Wood- cover topics including how at [email protected] or “Planning for the future lands Workshop on Thurs., to develop a forest man- by phone: 501-671-2147, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HOWARD transfer of these lands April 18 at the Southwest agement plan and how to or Tamara Walkingstick at COUNTY, ARKANSAS from one generation to the Research and Extension create your own maps for [email protected] PROBATE DIVISION next often happens hap- Center in Hope. your woodland. or by phone: 501-671-2346. PR-2013-12-1 ...for all your Printing Needs hazardly,” Tamara Walk- The workshop will focus The fee is $20 and in- For more information IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ingstick, associate director on forest planning, map- cludes lunch, breaks, ma- on forestry, visit www. EDWARD BROWNING BOSWELL, JR., - See Us First! of the Arkansas Forest ping your own woodlands, terials, and registration for uaex.edu or arnatural.org/ Resources Center, said. assessing storm damage, the Forestry Field Day the forestry.htm. DECEASED “Either the parents don’t how to thin your wood- next day, Fri., April 19 at NOTICE OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO want to talk about it, or the lands, Federal tax update, PRESENT CLAIMS kids don’t want to listen.” and the chance to talk to Notice is hereby given that Edward Browning To help women land- other women woodland Boswell, Jr., who resided at 1400 Hwy 27 Call Bobby Chambers • 870-845-2010 owners, the University of owners. South, Mineral Springs, Arkansas, died on Arkansas System Division Division of Agriculture February 22, 2013. On this date, March 13, 2013, Edward Browning Boswell, Sr. was appointed Administrator of the Estate of Edward Browning Boswell, Jr. All persons having claims against the estate said persons must present them, duly verii ed, to the undersigned within six (6) months form the date of the i rst publication of this notice. A failure to do so will forever bar and precluded the claim from receiving any benei t in he estate. This notice i rst published the 4th day of April, 2013.

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domonick Kight and Kailus Hughes compete in the 400m dash at monday’s track meet in Texarkana. C.J. Spencer competes in the 4x100m relay. SEVENTH GRADE THINCLADS Young Scrappers compete at Arkansas High

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n aT RiGHT: Tyler Hanson competes in the pole vault. Hanson finished sixth in the event.

Kelton mathis hands off to domonick Kight in the mile relay. Kailus Hughes takes a handoff during the mile relay.

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cHaRlES GooDIN run each, Kendall Ayers Managing Editor went 2-3 with a run and an RBI, and Autumn Caitlin Lites struck out Helms’ 1-3 performance ﬁve batters, allowed no was good for a run and runs and gave up only an RBI. one hit Monday as the Lillie Woodruff’s 2-3 ef- Dierks Lady Outlaws fort yielded two runs and steamrolled the visiting two RBIs, while Stephanie Gurdon Lady Go-Devils. Stuard turned in a 2-2 per- Dierks needed just formance that resulted in three innings to win the two runs. contest by a 15-0 margin. Hannah Allen had two Whitney Bennett led runs without ever record- the team from the plate, ing a hit. turning in a 2-4 perfor- The Lady Outlaws were mance that yielded two sluggish in the ﬁrst in- RBIs and three runs, ning, scoring just one run, while Lites went 2-3 with but quickly came alive two RBIs and two runs. in the second and third Hailey Carraway and stanzas, adding seven Sarah Cothren were both runs in each to claim the 2-3 with two RBIs and a easy win.

CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News lane Goocher scoops up a bunt hit in an attempt to get an out at first during the Scrappers’ win over arkansas Scrapperettes Baptist. whip Lady Eagles SIXTH INNING RALLY cHaRlES GooDIN Shayla Wright also Managing Editor recorded a run with her 1-3 effort, Mad- Late push lifts Scrappers over Arkansas Baptist Jenna Hendry struck die McJunkins added out eight batters and gave a run and an RBI with cHaRlES GooDIN ing Tesean Green and advancing victory after striking out four bat- up no earned runs Mon- her 1-4 turn and Iesha Managing Editor Justin Reed to second. Reed then ters and allowing no earned runs day as the Scrapperettes Neal scored two despite stole third and scored two plays in three innings of work. Donyell cruised to an easy victory never recording an of- he Nashville Scrappers later when Austin Lovelis was hit “Head” King also pitched three, over the Arkansas Baptist ficial at bat. pushed past the Ar- by a pitch. striking out three batters and Lady Eagles. The Scrapperettes took Chambers rounded out the giving up no earned runs, while Tkansas Baptist Eagles Brittany Middleton an early lead in the con- three-run rally with a score when Alex Curry closed the game in the turned in a perfect perfor- test, taking a 2-0 advan- Monday with a dramatic Nick Myers was walked with the sixth. mance at the plate, going tage by the bottom of the sixth inning rally. bases loaded. Green was 2-2 from the plate 2-2 to score a run, while second inning and adding Tied 1-1 at the beginning of The Eagles would score an- with one run, while Myers was 1-1 Keeley Miller went 2-4 three more in the fifth. the stanza, the Scrappers began other run at the top of the sev- with two RBIs. Chambers was 2-3 with an RBI and Maggie Nashville scored its final to build the lead that would earn enth, but the Scrappers held out with a run and an RBI, while King Worthington hit 1-2 to point at the top of the them the win when Dylan Cham- for the win. recorded a run despite never get- add another score. seventh to seal the win. bers singled to right field, scor- Reed was credited with the ting a hit. Outlaws cruise through three-game series

cHaRlES GooDIN three and Walston, Narens as the teams entered the Remington Jester was things started when he a 5-0 advantage. Managing Editor and Moore recorded two third stanza of play. It was credited with the win after reached base on a fielder’s The fifth inning was more each. the last lead the home team striking out four batters and choice, scoring Sirmon and of the same as Mounts The Dierks Outlaws Sharp, Mounts and Dunn would enjoy. giving up three earned runs advancing Dunn to third. singled to score Sharp and cruised through a three all turned in single RBI per- Moore began building in three innings of work. Sir- Dunn scored two plays later Tipton, adding two runs to game series played over formances. Dierks’ lead at the top of mon and Dunn also stepped when Tipton hit a sacrifice the Outlaws’ lead. the course of the last Action got underway the third when he doubled in for single-inning stints fly to center field. Spring Hill began to week. early in the game as the to score Dunn. Walston was from the pitcher’s mound. Dierks added their final show signs of life in the Dierks defeated Spring Outlaws rattled off two walked to score Moore, On Monday, Adam Brad- two points of the evening in sixth and seventh innings, Hill 15-6 last Tuesday, eased scores at the top of the first. then Sirmon was walked to shaw struck out 11 batters the sixth, beginning when scoring four and two, but past Gurdon in a 5-0 shut- Sirmon got things started score Sharp. Tedder was and gave up no earned runs Mounts singled to score Dierks responded with a out Monday and slayed when he was walked, scor- then hit by a pitch, scoring as the Outlaws blanked Moore. Walston doubled two and seven performance Cutter Morning Star 15-7 ing Tipton, then Dunn was Mounts to round out the Gurdon. one play later, scoring that allowed them to main- this Tuesday. walked to score Mounts. inning. Tipton, Mounts, Sirmon, Moore for the win. tain their advantage. In the Cutter game, the Cutter retaliated with The fourth inning was Dunn and Moore tallied one In last Tuesday’s match- Bradshaw and Sirmon Outlaws overcame a 6-5 four runs at the bottom of more of the same for the score each in the contest, up with Spring Hill, the were responsible for the second inning deficit with the first, but the Outlaws Outlaws as they went on a while Walston was credited Outlaws battled through Outlaws’ scores in the sixth, third and fourth inning ral- returned at the top of the six-run rampage while hold- with two RBIs and Tipton, two scoreless innings be- while Tedder, Mounts, lies to claim their win. second with a three-run ing Cutter to one. Mounts, Sirmon and Moore fore beginning to build the Bradshaw, Sirmon, Jester Alex Sharp, Calan Tip- effort. Alex Sharp got things added one RBI each. lead that would win them and Justin McCauley added ton, Tyler Mounts and Mounts was walked to started when he singled The Outlaws jumped out the game. points in the seventh. McLane Moore tallied three score Moore and advance to score Moore, then Andy to a 1-0 lead in the first in- Adam Bradshaw got Bradshaw was credited runs each in the contest, Sharp to third, then Walston Tedder singled to score ning when Sirmon singled things rolling in the third with the win after striking while Andrew Sirmon, Ca- was walked, scoring Sharp Sharp and Tipton. Tyler to score Tipton. with a single that scored out six batters and giving leb Dunn and Tyler Narens and Tipton. Narens reached base on a Both teams were score- Sharp, then, in the fourth up no runs in 5.6 innings of added one a piece. Cutter responded with dropped third strike, scor- less until the fourth, when inning, Dunn, Moore, Sharp work. Sharp and Jester also Sirmon also had four two more runs, boosting ing Tedder to round out the Dierks was able to man- and Tipton all crossed made brief appearances on RBIs, while Tedder had them to a single point lead inning. age two runs. Moore got home plate to give Dierks the mound.

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Mack receives Farm Bureau award Simon mack, luTCF, of murfreesboro was recognized at the Farm Bureau Statewide agents and agency managers meeting march 13 for his total performance during 2012. mack received the Farm Bureau Bank-Bankers dozen award. arkansas Farm Bureau is a nonprofit, private farm and rural advocacy organization of more than 200,000 families throughout the state SUBMITTED PHOTO I NASHVILLE NEWS working to improve farm Crater of diamonds Park Superintendent Justin dorsey (left) and assistant Superintendent and rural life. Bill Henderson (right) stand with u.S. Senator John Boozman (center) during his visit to - Submitted photo the state park on monday afternoon. Boozman, who has been attempting to visit places of not across the state, spent the morning in montgomery County visiting the alexa Springs water bottling facility in mount ida, labeling the trip as “looking at economic opportunities.”

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