The Nashville News THURSDAY • February 7, 2013 • Issue 11 • 1 Section • 16 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents

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The HMH TERRICA HENDRIX Foundation Editor Gala will be held March 23 NASHVILLE – A 52-year-old woman has at the Futrell pleaded guilty to attempted murder after Marine Boat shooting her boyfriend twice last year. Warehouse Coqueise A. Simpson, of Mineral Springs, on Hemp- stead and 2nd entered a guilty plea to at- Street. Tick- tempted murder in the fi rst ets are now on degree before Judge Tom sale and can Cooper in Howard County be purchased Circuit Court Wed., Feb. 6. by calling Kim Simpson told the judge Turbeville at that she was abused by the 870-845-8006. CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News victim, Donald Walton, and Lavonte Thomas, JaKaree Gaines, Donyell “Head” King, Tesean Green and Jacolby Crow are pictured SIMPSON The 2013 HMH wasn’t in her “right mind” with Coach Billy Dawson Wednesday after each of the Scrapper standouts signed with a college. Foundation when she shot him twice in the torso. The Gala theme is “Denim & See PLEADS / Page 4 Diamonds” but will remain Black Tie. Va- let parking will be provided; Postal service to end food will be SIGNING DAY sponsored by Tyson Foods Saturday delivery of Nashville Seven Howard Co. athletes ink with colleges with Chef Wal- WASHINGTON — The United States lene Williams; Postal Service announced plans today to transition to a new delivery schedule dur- entertainment CHARLES GOODIN will be provid- DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY ing the week of Aug. 5, that includes pack- ed by “South- News Staff age delivery Monday through Saturday, and ern Justice.” mail delivery Monday through Friday. The The employ- ive standouts Postal Service expects to generate cost sav- ees of How- from this year’s ings of approximately $2 billion annually, ard Memorial once the plan is fully implemented. Hospital are Scrapper foot- “The Postal Service is advancing an organizing this ball team and important new approach to delivery that year’s Gala. F two from Mineral refl ects the strong growth of our package Springs signed letters business and responds to the fi nancial re- of intent Wednesday to alities resulting from America’s changing SADC continue playing the mailing habits,” said Patrick R. Donahoe, Postmaster General and CEO. “We devel- commodities sport at the college oped this approach by working with our distribution level. customers to understand their delivery Tesean Green, JaKaree needs and by identifying creative ways to Southwest Gaines, Jacolby Crow, Dony- Arkansas generate signifi cant cost savings.” ell King and Lavonte Thom- Development CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News Over the past several years, the Postal Council will be as all signed with various Derrick Muldrow and E.J. Stewart sign letters of intent Wednesday Service has advocated shifting to a fi ve-day distributing See SIGNING / Page 12 to play football for Henderson State University. See END / Page 4 commodities on Wed., Feb. 13 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Nashville Senior Adult Aldermen Center – lo- cated at 206 E. debate jail Howard St. in Nashville. Commodi- contribution ties will be dis- CHARLES GOODIN tributed at the Managing Editor Dierks Senior Adult Center – MINERAL SPRINGS - located at 811 City aldermen debated Missouri – from a request for additional 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Please funding from the Howard County Jail at their regu- be prepared TOLLETT to carry your lar meeting Monday. commodities Dierks woman Discussion on the sub- to your vehicle. ject began after Mayor There should named GOP KEVIN MCKINNON | HopePrescott.com Walter “Sonny” Heatherly Police locked down Hope High School Tuesday after a student reported a man be plenty for introduced a letter from everyone. For executive director with a hand gun attempting to gain access to the campus. Police now believe the man did not possess a gun at all. Sheriff Butch Morris re- more informa- LITTLE ROCK – The questing $20,000 “to help tion, call 845- Republican Party of Ar- pay for the operation and 3586. kansas (RPA) today an- No gun on man that led to school lockdown maintenance of the How- nounced the promotion of ard County Jail.” Megan Tollett as its next KEVIN MCKINNON question, who was from out-of-town, “I wanted to let you Knife show Executive Director. Tol- HopePrescott.com was scheduled to attend a workshop know that Nashville pays to be held in lett, who begins her ten- on the UACCH campus at 10 a.m. He $115,000 and Dierks pays ure immediately, served HOPE - Police now believe that the was not able to locate the college $29,000 each year,” Mor- Little Rock as RPA Political Director person who caused a lock-down of campus and stopped to obtain direc- ris wrote in the letter. “I since May of 2010. She was Hope schools Tuesday was not car- tions. UACCH offi cers confi rmed that understand that funds The Arkan- named ED at an RPA Exec- rying a gun. this person attended the workshop.” are tight and I was not sas Knife- The Hope Police Department says Police Chief J.R. Wilson says the makers As- utive Committee meeting going to request anything on Saturday. it has identified the person who man did not have a gun tucked into from Mineral Springs but sociation will stopped by the New Tech Building present the “I am incredibly hon- his waist as a student had thought the budget committee on the HHS campus around 10 a.m. Eighteenth ored to be given the op- when school administrators were asked me to send you a Annual Arkan- portunity to serve the Re- Tuesday. Assistant Chief Kim Tomlin alerted Tuesday. And while the man request.” sas Custom publican Party in this ca- stated, “It seems that the individual in See GUN / Page 4 See JAIL / Page 4 Knife Show on pacity. As a young woman Feb. 16-17, in from South Arkansas, I feel the Robinson that I will bring a unique Center Exhibit perspective to the posi- Hall located tion of Executive Director. at Markham 27th Annual HCCC Bass Tournament date set and Broad- This is an exciting time for way Streets the State Party after our in downtown historic election cycle in TERRICA HENDRIX on the lake, will begin at 6:30 a.m. man boat). Contestants must be 16 Little Rock. 2012, and I look forward Editor and the weigh-in will start at 3 p.m. years of age or accompanied by an Knife show to the prospect of electing that day. adult, according to the rules and hours are: 10 more Republicans across LAKE GREESON - The 27th An- Cash prizes will be given out regulations of the tournament. No am – 5 p.m. on the state in 2014,” said nual Husqvarna sponsored bass through 5th place in the boat check live bait will be allowed. Saturday, 10 Tollett. tournament benefi ting the Howard category. The fi rst place winner in All proceeds from the tourna- am – 3 p.m. on “Megan has been an County Children’s Center is sched- Sunday. Ad- that category will receive $2,000 ment will benefi t the HCCC. integral part of the Repub- uled for Sat., April 13 on Lake Gree- mission is: $10 and second place will receive To reserve your boat posi- lican Party success as it for a two-day son in Murfreesboro. $1,000. Other prizes will be given tion or for more information, call pass. achieved a majority after The 27th annual bass tourna- out through 25th place. Shada Driver at 845-1211 or visit See GOP / Page 4 ment, located at Swaha Landing Registration is $80 per boat (two the HCCC. 2 EDITORIAL Thursday, February 7, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 The Republican obsession If last week’s hearing for Chuck Hagel raised questions about his ca- Pat pacity to be secretary Buchanan of defense, the show Creators trial conducted by his in- quisitors on the tribunal Syndicate raised questions about the GOP. Is the Republican Party, as currently constituted, even ca- pable of conducting a foreign policy befi tting a world power? Or has it learned nothing and forgotten nothing since George W. Bush went home and the nation rejected John McCain for Barack Obama? Consider the great foreign issues on the front burner today. Will the Japan-China clash over islets in the South China Sea, now involving warplanes and warships circling each other, lead to a shooting war that could, because of our secu- rity treaty with Japan, drag in the United States? Is China an economic rival and trade partner? Or is Beijing seeking strategic and military hegemony in East Asia and the Western Pacifi c? Is engagement or containment of this emerg- ing superpower the way to go? Is Vladimir Putin’s Russia friend or foe? Has the “reset” failed? How many troops should we leave in Afghanistan to pre- vent its receding into the Taliban darkness, as it did when the Red Army departed in 1989? Maintaining Perspective: A Case for Is Iraq, where we lost 4,600 soldiers and 35,000 wounded in a misbegotten war to strip that country of WMD it did not have, about to disintegrate into civil, sectarian and ethnic the ‘Heartbeat Bill’ and Civil Discourse war? After Bashar Assad falls, will Syria fall to Islamists — or fall apart? Is Egypt’s military chief correct when he said that the vio- Jason Rapert the entire context of my to do with anyone’s ethnic contents of it. They have lent eruptions after President Mohammed Morsi’s attempted Arkansas State Senator speech, which is broken up background. every right to express their seizure of dictatorial power could imperil the state itself? into fi ve separate videos The truth of the matter disagreement and to even Should the presence of al-Qaida in Mali cause the United Last week, the Arkansas on YouTube, it is very evi- is that the personal attacks fight against it. That is States to deepen its military involvement in sub-Saharan State Senate voted in favor dent that by “minorities”, I on my character are not the beauty of the United Africa? Or does the rancid fruit of NATO’s intervention in of SB134, otherwise known was referring to the minor- even really about me at all. States. Libya to save Benghazi, now an Islamist no man’s land for as the “Heartbeat Bill”. ity of political interests The truth of the mat- However, the problem Westerners, argue for staying out? If passed into law, the Before going ahead with a sequester of Pentagon funds, that are not aligned with ter is that the Heartbeat arises when the dissent- ought we not fi rst review and reduce the treaty commitments Heartbeat Bill will ban the views of the majority Bill very clearly provides ers lose all perspective of our military is required to honor, many dating back over half abortion after the point of the people of Arkansas. exceptions in the cases of the actual issue and begin a century? All these issues were there to be discussed with when a heartbeat can be Here are my comments rape, incest, and to save to hurl personal attacks Hagel. detected, which occurs in full context that pre- the life of the mother and at the supporters and ini- Yet, according to Jim Lobe of Inter Press Service, who around the 6th to 8th week ceded the aforementioned includes a provision stat- tiators of the Heartbeat reviewed the transcript of Hagel’s eight hours of testimony of pregnancy and will be- statement as I referred to ing that test would not Bill. This is where they before the Senate Armed Services Committee, there were come arguably the most more mentions of Israel, 178, than of Iraq, Afghanistan, Rus- President Obama’s liberal have to be performed if are wrong. This is where sia, Palestine and Palestinians, North Korea, Syria, Pakistan, infl uential piece of pro-life stances: there is a life-threatening I speak on behalf of all Egypt, China, NATO, Libya, Bahrain, Somalia, al-Qaida, Mali, legislation ever introduced “Here in Arkansas we medical emergency. Americans who favor civil Jordan, Turkey, Japan and South Korea combined. in the State of Arkansas tried to do something The truth of the matter discourse and call for the In the runup to the Hagel hearings, North Korea tested an and possibly the United about our values on that. is that the Heartbeat Bill name-calling, threats, and intercontinental rocket and indicated a third nuclear bomb States. The bill does rec- We said ‘You know what? passed in the Arkansas vicious lies to cease. test may be imminent. Dictator Kim Jong Un said the “target” ognize exceptions for rape, Where we have foster chil- State Senate with a su- If my political oppo- of these tests is that “sworn enemy of the Korean people,” incest, to save the life of the U.S.A. dren, we want them to permajority of 26 “yeas”, nents want to debate me Yet North Korea was mentioned only 11 times in Hagel’s the mother or life threaten- be in a good home with a 8 “nays”, and 1 “absent” on the issues, I welcome day-long testimony, while Iran was mentioned 170 times. ing medical emergencies. mommy and a daddy.’ Do and included the votes of it. If they want to engage in But Iran has no missile that can reach the United States, Because of the ground- ya’ll think that’s alright? 5 Democrats and 3 Repub- healthy and honest public has never tested a nuclear device or bomb, has no nuclear breaking nature of the Well, right here the other lican women. discourse that is benefi- weapons program, according to the unanimous verdict of Heartbeat Bill, I have un- day a bunch of your Su- The truth of the matter cial to Arkansan constitu- our 16 intelligence agencies, has never enriched uranium fortunately fallen prey to preme Court Justices just is that this unfortunate ents, I am happy to oblige, to weapons grade, and has all of its nuclear facilities under the growing trend of de- constant U.N. surveillance and inspection. struck it down – said your situation is about the rage but lies and distortions Far from threatening America with nuclear fi re like North structive politics. vote don’t count. I am here of the liberal left because are the exact reason why Korea’s 20-something dictator, the Ayatollah Khamenei has de- Pro-life opponents on to tell you that we are a people are standing up for American public opinion clared a fatwa against Iran’s ever possessing atomic weapons. the far Left dredged up a people that’s ruled by a life in Arkansas, and for has turned so unfavorably This is no brief for a Tehran regime that is no friend of video of a speech that I majority in this country. the fi rst time, substantive against politics in general. this country. But to suggest Iran cannot be contained as the delivered at a Tea Party And I am tired of minority legislation might actually They are tired of it, and nuclear-armed Soviet Union of Stalin and China of Mao were rally in 2011, and edited interests that are running be passed to do something so am I. contained is absurd. my nearly 20-minute talk Whom has Iran attacked in the 33 years since the old aya- roughshod over you and about it. I believe that life begins tollah came back from Paris, while Uncle Sam has attacked down to one and a half me.” The baseless charge of at the moment of concep- or invaded Grenada, Panama, Haiti, Libya twice, Iraq twice, minutes. They highlighted Since the deceivingly racism is an act of des- tion and that we, as lead- Afghanistan and Serbia? the following words taken edited video surfaced, I peration. A man should ers, have a moral obliga- Query: What is behind this Republican preoccupation, out of context and labeled have been the subject of be judged by the fruits tion to protect the lives of bordering on obsession, with Israel and its nemesis Iran, to me a racist—a description personal ridicule and the he bears in his life—not a children. I will continue the near exclusion of other threats and dangers faced by our with which I would have victim of threats against 90-second video, and the to proudly support pro- country all over a world that is a good bit larger than one small never ever conceived be- corner of the Middle East? Has Sheldon Adelson replaced my family and me. Nation- actions of my life clearly life legislation in the Ar- Henry Kissinger as the eminence grise of the GOP? ing tagged. al press and media outlets show that I am no racist. kansas General Assembly Sen. Lindsey Graham implied it was an outrage to suggest “I hear you loud and have cast false judgment This includes several part- and will be vocal in my any senator may have been intimidated by an Israeli lobby clear, Barack Obama. You on my character charging nerships and friendships defense of the unborn as that has on its wall the scalps of two chairmen of the Senate don’t represent the coun- that I have no respect for with pastors and non-profi t the least among us. When Foreign Relations Committee: J.W. Fulbright and Charles Percy. try that I grew up with. And women and a disdain for leaders from various back- there is a heartbeat, there In this city, the Israeli lobby is regarded as right up there your values [are] not going non-white American citi- grounds both in Arkansas is life. with the National Rifl e Association as a crowd that rewards to save us. We’re going to its friends and punishes its enemies, with this exception: Far zens, but more importantly and all over the world. Jason Rapert is the State more congressmen and senators are willing to stand up to take this country back for than the false accusations It includes my founding Senator for the 35th district the NRA than to defy AIPAC. the Lord. We’re going to hurled against me, the of Holy Ghost Ministries, of Arkansas. He is a fi nan- Where there is no vision, the people perish. Where is the try to take this country debate shifted focus from Inc. (HGM), a faith-based cial advisor and co-owner vision that Republicans had in the time of Reagan. back for conservatism. the lives of the unborn to humanitarian organization of Rapert & Pillow Finan- And we’re not going to political gamesmanship providing clean water and cial. Prior to being elect- allow minorities to run and nonsense. assistance to the under- ed to the Arkansas State roughshod over what you Winston Churchill once privileged and orphaned Senate, Jason founded The Nashville News people believe in!” said: “The truth is incon- citizens of Ghana West Holy Ghost Ministries, Inc. Standing alone, these trovertible. Malice may Africa, Uganda and the (HGM), a faith-based hu- USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 comments could very well attack it, ignorance may Philippines—all of which manitarian organization 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 appear to be racist. The deride it, but in the end, are passions I’ve worked providing clean water and Telephone (870) 845-2010 term “minorities” is most there it is.” for longed before I became assistance to the under- Fax (870) 845-5091 often used by Americans Here’s a look at the facts. a State Senator. privileged and orphaned Toll Free 1-888-845-NEWS in reference to people The truth of the matter The dissenters of the citizens of Ghana West Established 1878. Published since Sept. 1, 1979 of ethnic groups other is that my comments at Heartbeat Bill have every Africa, Uganda and the by Graves Publishing Company, Inc. than white. Upon viewing the 2011 rally had nothing right to disagree with the Lawrence Graves, President Philippines. 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Merle Morphew, 87, loving mother, Feb. 6 Jason Self, 36, beloved father, Feb. 3 Merle Hartness Morphew of Newhope, Mrs. Morphew was preceded in death Jason Monroe Self, 36, of Fayetteville, Martin and Paige Spearman; his siblings, Arkansas, departed this life Wednesday, by her parents; her husband, Leonard passed away on Sunday, Febru- Carl Self, Amanda Self and his February 6, 2013. She was born Morphew; brother, Clifton Hartness; ary 3, 2013. He was born No- grandmother, Mary Ann Wilcher . September 28, 1925 to Elmer O sisters, Rachel Hartness Lloyd and vember 6, 1976 in Murfeesboro Funeral Service was held at and Lela Linville Hartness in Annis Hartness Blackwood; also, to Sterl Self and Terrie Wilcher 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, February Langley, Arkansas where she a life long very special friend, Dubois. 7, 2013, at Pleasant Home Church grew up and always considered D.C. Miller. He was preceded in death of Christ, Murfeesboro, Arkansas. “home.” She survived by one son, R. by his grandparents, Clarence Interment will be at Pleasant She was retired from Kent Hartness Morphew and and Ottis Self; grandfather, Da- Home Cemetery. Weyerhaeuser Dierks plywood wife Marsha; nephews, Brent vid Wilcher; two uncles, Randy Visitation will be at 1:00 p.m where she worked for 17 years. Blackwood and Eugene Hartness; Wilcher and Windel Womack; one aunt, on Thursday, February 7, 2013, at Pleas- She loved flowers and working nieces, Carla Baker, Erlyne Wright, Cindy Wilcher and one cousin, Christie ant Home Church of Christ, Murfeesboro, in her huge lawn keeping everything Glenda Snell, and Karen Turner; and, Staten. Arkansas. well manicured. She was also very of course, many cousins, friends and Jason is survived by his wife, Patricia To sign his guestbook, please visit interested in family geneology and neighbors and ex-daughter-in-law, Linda Self; his parents, Sterl Self and Terrie and www.arkansasfuneralcare.com. Arrange- had many years of research on several K. Hulsey. ments made by Arkansas Funeral Care, different lines of her family. She loved Several years ago, Mrs. Morphew made Phil Dubois; fi ve children, Chesney Self, Payten Diffee, Megan Martin, Brandon Jacksonville. telling stories of growing up and those her wishes known that she did not want a times long ago. Also, local county and traditional funeral service, but preferred a cemetery history was important to her simple graveside reading of this obituary Otha Estella Bell Rubye Croom Terry O’Neal and she contributed a great deal to by long time friend Gerald Eaton followed Otha Estella Stone Bell Rubye Belle Croom, Terry Bennett O’Neal, several different books on the subjects. by a prayer. Burial will be at Langley Hall went home to be with her 91, of Nashville, Arkan- age 53, of Newhope, She enjoyed the teachings of the Bible Cemetery at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, February Lord and Savior on Sat- sas, went to be with the died Monday, February and was always willing to study with 9, 2013, under the direction of Wilkerson urday, February 2, 2013 Lord on February 4, 2013 4, 2013. She was born anyone who was truly interested. Funeral Home, De Queen, Arkansas. surrounded by her loving in Bryant, Arkansas. She on February 8, 1959, at She attended the Church of Christ at You may register on-line at www. husband, children, grand- was born on April 7, Nashville, the daughter Newhope for near 50 years. wilkersonfuneralhomes.com children and friends. She 1921 in Pine Bluff, AR, of Charles Bennett and was born October 27, the daughter of James Joyce Kesterson Bennett 1933 at Billstown, Ar- F. Worthen and Georgia Ferguson. Earl J. Scoggins, 77, Army Veteran, Feb. 3 kansas the daughter of Belle (Evans) Worthen. She is survived by two Earl J. Scoggins, 77, of three grandchildren; two great-grandchil- Tom and Nona (Finney) She is survived by sons, Ryan O’Neal and Nashville, Arkansas, dren and number of other rela- Stone. two sons, Clyde Douglas Shawn O’Neal, both of died February 3, 2013, tives. She leaves to cherish so Holmes and John Paul Newhope; her mother at his home. Services will be held at 2:30 many precious memories, and Susan Ringo both of and stepfather, Joyce Mr. Scoggins was born April p.m. Saturday, February 9, 2013 her husband of nearly 61 Bryant; two daughters, and Horace Ferguson of 3, 1935 in Bingen, Arkansas. He at New Light CME Church with years, Jack Bell; one son, Marissa and Mike Collins Newhope; two brothers, was retired as a Lab Technician the Rev. Donald White, Sr. offi ci- Ronnie Bell and wife, of Gainesville, Texas and Elvis Bennett of Langley from Georgia Pacifi c, and a mem- ating. Debbie of Billstown; fi ve Rebecca Smith and Doug and David Bennett of Ne- ber of New Light CME Church, Burial will be in Sunset Gar- daughters, Diania Wil- Richards of Little Rock; whope; one sister, Patti Nashville, Arkansas and an Army den under direction of Hicks Fu- son of Hot Springs, Mary seven grandchildren and Morris of Dierks; and veteran. neral home. Roberts and husband, 11 great grandchildren. several nieces and neph- He is survived by his wife, Fern M. Visitation will be 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Fri- Larry, Cheryl Buck and Funeral services will ews. Scoggins of Nashville; one son, Gremyko day at Hicks Funeral Home. husband, Thomas, all of be held Friday, February Services will be held M. Scoggins, of Nashville; one daughter, Memorials may be made to an Al- Delight, Debbie Morris 8, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. at at 2:00 p.m., Thursday, Asia Brazil Scoggins of Atlanta, Georgia; zheimer’s Foundation or Association. and husband, Tommy, the First Baptist Church, February 7, 2013, in the and T J Bell, all of De- Nashville with Brother Daisy Free Will Baptist light; 14 grandchildren; David Blase and Brother Church with Bro. Kevin William “Will” McGary, 26, beloved son, Feb. 1 14 great grandchildren; Wayne Reed offi ciating. Jewel offi ciating. two brothers, Buck Stone Burial to follow at 3:00 Interment will be in William Michael “Will” McGary, age mother Lela Compton. of Billstown and Darrell p.m. at Bellwood Cem- the Liberty Cemetery in 26 of Searcy, Arkansas, a loving son, He is survived by his parents, Harold Stone of Nathan; four etery in Pine Bluff, AR Newhope under the di- grandson, brother and friend, and Tonya McGary; one sister, sisters, Laverne Jones of under the direction of rection of Davis-Smith passed away on Friday, February Lindsey Erin McGary; grandpar- Sherwood, Ercella Webb Latimer Funeral Home of Funeral Home, Glen- 1, 2013 in Little Rock, Arkansas ents, Michael and Faye McGary, of Blevins, Bonnie Nash Nashville. wood. with his family and friends at Leona Forester, Leonard Comp- and Donnie Baker both Visitation will be on Visitation will be held his side. He was born November ton,; seven uncles and aunts, of Billstown, and numer- Thursday, February 7, Wednesday, 6:00 PM un- 20, 1986 in Heber Springs, Ar- Diane and Bruce Rodtnick, ous nieces, nephews and 2013 from 6:00 to 8:00 til 8:00 PM, at the funeral kansas to Harold Gene McGary Dwayne and Paula McGary, a host of friends. P.M. at Latimer Funeral home. and Tonya Denise Compton Mc- Marian and Olin Wahrmund, Services were held at Home, Nashville, AR. Guest registry is at Gary. Sherry and Tommie Lewis, De- 2:00 P.M., Tuesday, Feb- Memorials may be www.davis-smith.com. Will enjoyed life and made life bet- Onne and Leland Pruitt, Jacque and Ben ruary 5, 2013 at Delight made to the Salie memo- ter for all he met. He was an Offi cer Overesch,for Danny and Norma Compton; Church of Christ with rial Hospital Hospice, Conway (Arkansas) Police Department, a twelve cousins, Kerry Rodtnick, Chris- Brother Wallace Alexan- Bryant. Amy Sue Carroll member of the Fraternal Order of Police topher McGary, Traci Sandefur, Leslie der, Brother, Brent Alex- You may send an on- Amy Sue Carroll, and a child of God that worshiped at Val- McGary, Jason Wahrmund, Bryan Wahr- ander, and Bro Roger Ge- line sympathy message 73, a resident of Spring ley Baptist Church. mund, Tracy Criswell, Jennifer Haley, Su- nunj offi ciating. Burial at www.latimerfuneral- City, TN and formerly of He had many passions including, grill- sie Loyd, Laura Toton, Dena Kay Pruitt, followed in Delight Cem- home.com. Cleveland, passed away ing, hunting, fi shing, racing, all sports Aaron Pruitt; and many other loving rela- etery under the direc- Wednesday, January 23, (especially baseball) and was also an avid tives and friends. tion of Latimer Funeral 2013 at a local health Razorbacks fan. He loved being a big Visitation was held Tuesday from 6:00 Home, Murfreesboro. Leoni Young care facility. She was brother and spending time with family and until 9:00 p.m. at Valley Baptist Church. You may send an on- Leoni Alexandria born Amy Sue Turner on friends. Funeral services were held Wednesday line sympathy message Young, infant daughter of July 15, 1939, in Nash- Will has been described as an amazing at 1:00 p.m. at Valley Baptist Church with at www.latimerfunera- Tasha Young and Jason ville, Arkansas to parents person with a love for so many people, a interment at Romance Cemetery. home.com. Crocker, was born and Lorene and Troy Turner, warm heart, contagious laugh, sweet smile The family has requested in lieu of died on Monday, Febru- with whom she spent and a soul that lit up a room. He was an fl owers, memorial donations be made to ary 4, 2013 in Nashville, her childhood in Mineral organ donor, touching lives and helping Valley Baptist Church or The Fraternal Puzzle Answers Arkansas. Springs, Arkansas along people even after his death. Order of Police. Arrangements by Powell Collection Agency She is survived by her with one sister and two He is preceded in death by his step- Funeral Home of Searcy. www.powellfu- A L I C E L I M A C O P A parents, Tasha and Jason; brothers. grandfather, Earl Forester; and step-grand- neralhome.net. R O M A N E C O L A V I D C O I N S A W O R D R E N D one brother, Nicholas She is survived by O P T O U T N E E P R E S Boyer of Nashville; three her brother Billy Turn- N E E D A R G O C A R D S A C U S T O M E R sisters, Regina Crocker of er of Rancho Cordova, T O B Y T I L O L I V A Nashville, and Amanda California; sons, Dale J A M A A S S E R T S N E Z Crocker and Aly Byrum Dobbs of Pasadena, Cali- R E B E L A T A A C R E S T A M P S O N E S F E E T both of Murfreesboro; fornia, David Dobbs of Health department to P O O R S T A R maternal grandparents, Dayton, Tennessee, and A H M E M I T E L A T E S B A E R B O O K S A T R I P Charles Young and wife, Brian S. Dobbs of Hur- conduct telephone survey E R G O E L L E N O I R E Connie and Leisa Young ricane, West Virginia; T E A R R E L Y A R M E D

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Given the ongoing fi nan- cial challenges, the Postal PLEADS END Service Board of Governors From Page 1 last month directed postal From Page 1 management to accelerate the restructuring of Postal DOING THE Service operations in order judge explained to Simp- to strengthen Postal Ser- son that she could give her vice fi nances. delivery schedule for mail testimony to a jury during “The American public and packages. However, a trial but she declined to understands the fi nancial recent strong growth in go to trial and entered her challenges of the Postal package delivery (14 per- plea. Service and supports these RIGHT THING cent volume increase since steps as a responsible and The judge followed the 2010) and projections of prosecution’s recommend- reasonable approach to continued strong package ed sentence and ordered improving our financial growth throughout the Simpson to serve 15 years situation,” said Donahoe. Tyson Foods recognized for coming decade led to the in the Arkansas Depart- “The Postal Service has a revised approach to main- ment of Correction, pay responsibility to take the tain package delivery six court cost, restitution corporate responsibility, steps necessary to return days per week. (which may be determined to long-term fi nancial sta- “Our customers see at a later day) and a DNA sustainability efforts by Global bility and ensure the con- strong value in the national fee. tinued affordability of the delivery platform we pro- According to a press Reporting Initiative U.S. Mail.” vide and maintaining a six- release issued by Min- The operational plan for day delivery schedule for eral Springs Police Chief the new delivery schedule packages is an important Jeff Witherspoon, offi cers anticipates a combination part of that platform,” said responded to a 911 call SPRINGDALE – The Global Report- of employee reassignment With the global Donahoe. “As consumers regarding a shooting at 401 ing Initiative (GRI) gave high marks to and attrition and is ex- increasingly use and rely W. Collins St. in Mineral Tyson Foods, Inc. for the company’s populai on surpassing pected to achieve cost on delivery services — Springs on March 15, 2012. latest corporate social responsibility savings of approximately the 7 billion mark, the especially due to the rise Officers found Walton report. $2 billion annually when food industry’s greatest of e-commerce — we can “had been shot twice with The latest report from Springdale, fully implemented. play an increasingly vital a .38 caliber revolver by his Ark.-based Tyson is the fi rst to receive challenge is to help The Postal Service role as a delivery provider girlfriend, Coquiese Simp- the GRI’s Application Level A, which is currently implement- feed the world. But it’s of choice, and as a driver son, inside her residence,” represents a high degree of disclosure ing major restructuring of growth opportunities for Witherspoon stated. and transparency in sustainability not enough just to fi ll throughout its retail, de- America’s businesses.” “Walton was treated at reporting, according to the company. mouths. Creai ng access livery and mail processing “For us, sustainability is about try- “ Once implemented dur- operations. Since 2006, the scene by the Howard to a steady, nutrii ous ing August of 2013, mail de- County Ambulance Ser- ing to do the right thing in everything the Postal Service has livery to street addresses vice then transported by we do,” said Donnie Smith, president diet for people across reduced its annual cost will occur Monday through Air Evac to St. Michael and CEO of Tyson Foods. “It’s fun- base by approximately $15 the globe requires Friday. Packages will con- hospital in Texarkana,” he damental to our core values, cuts billion, reduced the size tinue to be delivered six added. across every aspect of our business, partnerships throughout of its career workforce by days per week. Mail ad- Witherspoon, MSPD of- and supports our mission of making 193,000 or 28 percent, and the food chain that are dressed to PO Boxes will fi cers Brandon Smith and great food and making a difference.” has consolidated more built on sustainable, continue to be delivered Elmer Morris responded Key accomplishments outlined in than 200 mail processing on Saturdays. Post Offi ces to the scene – along with the report include: modern agricultural locations. During these currently open on Satur- Howard County Chief •฀Animal฀well-being:฀In฀2012฀Tyson฀ unprecedented initiatives, and ethical business days will remain open on Deputy Bryan McJunk- launched FarmCheck, a program to the Postal Service con- Saturdays. ins, Investigator John Eric audit animal handling and welfare praci ces.” tinued to deliver record Market research con- Glidewell and Deputy Joey at the company’s independent sup- high levels of service to its ducted by the Postal Ser- Davis. pliers. customers. •฀Water฀and฀fuel฀conservation:฀ -Donnie Smith vice and independent While the change in Since 2004, Tyson has cut water con- Tyson Foods CEO research by major news the delivery schedule an- sumption by nearly 11 percent. The organizations indicate that nounced today is one of company continues to work with the nearly seven out of ten the actions needed to re- Univ. of Arkansas on ways to make bile disaster relief supply unit, which Americans (70 percent) store the fi nancial health additional reductions. Through ef- was fi rst used in New Jersey and New supported the switch to of the Postal Service, leg- GOP forts to improve fuel effi ciency and York following Hurricane Sandy. fi ve-day delivery as a way islative change is urgently From Page 1 reduce emissions, the company has •฀ Charitable฀ giving:฀ Tyson฀ has฀ for the Postal Service to needed to address matters eliminated more than 145 million donated $10 million to support educa- reduce costs in its effort outside the Postal Ser- over-the-road truck miles since 2011. tion, health and human services, fami- to return the organization vice’s control. The Postal •฀Nutrition:฀In฀2012฀Tyson฀launched฀ lies and the environment since 2010. to fi nancial stability.¹ Sup- Service continues to seek port for this approach will 138 years. Mrs. Tollett, nine new products that meet updated “With the global population sur- legislation to provide it likely be even higher since having grown up in rural nutritional standards for school passing the 7 billion mark, the food with greater fl exibility to the Postal Service plans to Arkansas, embodies the meals. These foods feature lower fat industry’s greatest challenge is to control costs and generate maintain six-day package values and beliefs of every- and sodium content and eliminate help feed the world,” Smith said. “But new revenue and encour- delivery. day hardworking Arkansas food allergens. it’s not enough just to fi ll mouths. ages the 113th Congress to The Postal Service is taxpayers. She will be a •฀Hunger฀and฀disaster฀relief:฀Since฀ Creating access to a steady, nutri- make postal reform legisla- making the announce- great asset to the party’s 2010 Tyson donated more than 18 mil- tious diet for people across the globe tion an urgent priority. ment today, more than growth in the future,” said lion lbs. of food, valued at $23 million, requires partnerships throughout the The Postal Service re- six months in advance of Republican Party of Arkan- to nonprofi t hunger relief agencies food chain that are built on sustain- ceives no tax dollars for implementing fi ve-day mail sas Chairman Doyle Webb. across the US. The company also able, modern agricultural and ethical operating expenses and delivery schedule, to give In 2012, Tollett was suc- launched the “Meals that Matter” mo- business practices.” relies on the sale of post- residential and business cessful in managing a 1 age, products and services customers time to plan and million mail piece program to fund its operations. adjust. The Postal Service and the State Party’s Vic- ¹ Sources: Gallup Poll, plans to publish specifi c tory operations. She is March฀26,฀2010฀•฀New฀York฀ guidance in the near future among six women across they genuinely believed could investigate whether Times/CBS News, June 27, for residential and busi- the nation to serve as a to be accurate and occur- the man really had a gun or 2012฀•฀USA฀Today,฀March฀ ness customers about its State Party Executive Di- GUN ring at the time,” says Wil- not, it had to take immedi- 17,฀ 2010฀ •฀ Washington฀ new delivery schedule. rector. From Page 1 son. “This is exactly what ate measures to ensure Post, March 30, 2010 Tollett, a Howard Coun- they should have done. there was no threat. Hope ty native from Dierks, Notifying Police early of schools were locked down earned a Bachelor’s Degree potentially threatening for about 40 minutes while in Business Administration was not armed, Chief Wil- events is very important. police searched each build- from Henderson State Uni- son wants to thank the This affords police the best ing at the high school. versity with an emphasis student for being alert and opportunity to conduct UACCH was also locked in Marketing and a minor reporting the incident. successful emergency re- down as police swept that crews from the facility as a in Political Science in 2007. “I want to thank the sponse and prevent prob- campus. secondary reason to vote She also holds a Masters of young people who ob- lems.” Chief Wilson says no JAIL down the proposal. Business Administration served this event and Chief Wilson says that charges are anticipated in “We couldn’t afford it from HSU. passed on information before his department the incident. From Page 1 last year so I don’t see us being able to afford it this year,” he said. “We’re not getting service from the • Private Club Members & Guest Only The • With Memberships Available jail.” • Must Be 21 to enter Council members were Police Chief Jeff Wither- generally opposed to the spoon also spoke against measure at Monday’s meet- the donation, pointing out Timbers ing, with all but one speak- that a percentage of funds ing against it due to a lack from tickets written by his •• PRESENTS •• of funds. offi cers are apportioned to Alderman Steve Dixon the jail. was the lone member to “We do our part,” With- voice support for the con- erspoon said. “If taxes tribution, citing earlier dis- were raised back in the late cussions about a possible 80s or 90s ... if that tax can Live Wire raise for city employees as no longer run the jail, you a sign that the funds were either ask for a tax increase available. or you cut your budget at “I just fi nd it hard not to the jail.” be able to make a contribu- Discussion on the pro- tion to the cause,” he said. posal eventually dwindled th “The fi rst meeting I came to a close and council to it was discussed giving members tabled the sub- February 9 a cost of living raise. Where ject until their next meet- is that money?” ing. Alderman Rex Woodley, In other business, the the donation’s most vocal council unanimously ap- h e Best Entertainment In SW Arkansas opponent, argued that the proved a request from funds weren’t available Dixon to receive no pay for • Download • Feb 16 and cited past diffi culties holding the position of city • Hwy 27 N • Murfreesboro • in securing prisoner work aldermen. Thursday, February 7, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 COMMUNITY 5

by Jean A. Ince xtension Staff chairman Love is a garden to be cultivated E UofA Cooperative Extension Service • Howard County be effective unless what up on each other, the do- the good times and help Pudding Cake Tips you’re doing matters to ing little things together, us remember what we ½ cup brown sugar your partner. whether it’s working in the enjoyed about them in the ¾ cup water Even though “Gifts” is yard or painting a room or fi rst place. 2 Tbsp. cocoa Valentine’s Day may be fi nd it. If we look for gra- one of the love languages, watching videos. That is the key to a 2 ½ cups brownie mix the traditional day that ciousness, kindness and buying chocolate and ros- Little things done to- healthy relationship. (half a 21.5 oz. pkg.) love is celebrated, but love goodness, we’ll probably es doesn’t mean much to gether regularly provide If you are looking for 1 egg really must be cultivated fi nd them,” says Goddard. the person who has “Qual- maintenance that’s very something for your Valen- ¼ cup peanut butter year ‘round. There is often a “harden- ity Time” as their top love important,” say Goddard. tine this year, check out 1 Tbsp. soft margarine Candy, fl owers, poetry ing of categories” in mar- language. 5) Foster companion- the free publication, “Mar- ¼ cup water and other romantic treats riage, meaning that people This person would ship. riage Garden” available at ¼ to ½ cup milk choco- or gestures are thoughtful tend to see their partners much prefer to spend a Jonathan Haidt, talks the Howard County Exten- late chips, if desired ways to observe a relation- in a certain way. Next they quite night together watch- about the idea that in the sion Offi ce. Combine ¾ cup water, ship in bloom but are not start to look for confi rming ing a movie or taking a walk early stages of a relation- The “Marriage Garden” brown sugar and cocoa in likely to do much for a evidence this is true and together. ship the romance initially is a folder of fact sheets a saucepan. relationship that has been the cycle continues. The key is to find out skyrockets and then starts developed by Dr. Wallace Bring to a boil. In the neglected since the last 2) Look for the good. which language of love to decline within a short Goddard and Dr. James meantime combine the gift-giving occasion. “That means taking the your partner has and then period of time. Marshall, both family life remaining ingredients in a According to Dr. Wallace time to notice the things do things to address that For a relationship to specialists with the Uni- small bowl. Goddard, Family Life Spe- our partners do that we particular love language. continue, it’s important for versity of Arkansas Coop- Whisk together or mix cialist with the University appreciate, including the 4) Do maintenance. people to evolve gracefully erative Extension Service. well with spoon. of Arkansas Cooperative parts of our partner that John Gottman, one of from the electric jolt of You can also access the Spread the batter evenly Extension Service, there inevitably, at times, will the country’s foremost early romance to the sweet information at www.arfami- in the bottom of a lightly are fi ve things you can do be inconvenient but that authorities in marriage satisfaction of being with lies.org. buttered slow cooker. Pour to maintain a healthy rela- are still a blessing that we research, says that a trip someone whose company Recipe of the Week boiling mixture over the tionship 365 days a year. chose and would continue to Hawaii won’t heat up a is comforting. Here is a tasty recipe batter. 1) Practice humility. to choose if we had good relationship if you haven’t Gottman recommends you can make this Valen- Cover and cook on High “Psychology tells us sense,” Goddard explains. kept the pilot light lit. keeping a list of the quali- tine’s Day. about 2 hours; turn off heat that what we as humans 3) Speak your partner’s “It isn’t the great big ties that we enjoy in our It doesn’t require a lot of and let stand for about 30 tend to see is what we language of love. events that are the key partner in a wallet, keep- effort because you make it minutes. look for. Gary Chapman, author to having a continuing ing photos of cherished using the crock pot. Add a Spoon into dessert If we look for offenses of the Five Love Languag- healthy relationship. In- times handy, or keeping a scoop of vanilla ice cream dishes while warm; serve against us or if we look es series, points out that stead the little conversa- small scrapbook handy to for an extra special des- with whipped cream or ice for selfi shness or faults in nothing you do to show tions, the spending 10 to page through every now sert! cream. a partner, we’ll probably love for you partner will 15 minutes a day to catch and then and remind us of Chocolate Brownie Serves 6 to 8.

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NASHVILLE - Rising country star Dustin about it.” Lynch will headline a concert perfor- According to promotional materials he engagement and ap- exercise science. mance kicking off this year’s Dinosaur on Lynch’s website, the 27-year-old per- proaching marriage of Sarah The prospective bride-groom is Festival, Parks and Recreation Director former draws infl uences from country TGatliff and Chase Hardy is the son of Tim and Melissa Hardy, Nikki Cherry announced this week. legends Alan Jackson, Garth Brooks and announced by her parents, Carle of Magnolia. He is the grandson of Cherry said park commissioners voted Clint Black. He signed with Broken Bow Gatliff, of Murfreesboro, and John Willie and Jan Harrist, of Bradley, to bring Lynch, known nationwide for Records in late 2011 and was nominated Gatliff, of Delight. and Julian and Patsy Hardy, also of his debut single “Cowboy and Angels” for two American Country Awards in 2012. The bride-elect is the grand- Bradley. He is also the great grand- and followup “She Cranks My Tractor,” Tickets are not yet on sale for the Nash- daughter of Sonya Nutt and the son of Merle Edds, of Glenwood. to Nashville after a conversation with an ville show, scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. late Carlos Nutt, of Murfreesboro, Chase is a 2009 graduate of Mag- agent revealed that the cost to do so was Fri., May 24, but they are expected to be and Faydean Gatliff and the late nolia High School and will graduate within the park’s budget. priced between $10 and $20 depending on Donald Gatliff, of Delight. She is from Southern Arkansas University “I had a couple commissioners that the date they’re purchased. a 2006 graduate of Murfreesboro in Magnolia this may with a degree had been asking me over the past year Cherry said the park hopes to make High School, and a 2011 graduate in marketing. or so about doing another concert,” tickets available as soon as the fi rst week of Southern Arkansas University, The wedding will be held June 8 Cherry said. “I’d already heard a couple in April. where she received a degree in at Lake DeGray Lodge in Bismarck. of [Lynch’s] songs and kinda got excited - Charles Goodin

Words on paper The family of Lois King We would like to thank our would like to send a cannot convey our friends and family for the many thank you to the Nashville thoughts and thanks kindnesses extended to us in the loss Nursing and Rehab, for the many acts of of our loved one. The prayers, lowers, Howard kindness we were food, and phone calls were greatly appreciated. Memorial shown during Don’s A special thank you to the staff of Howard Hospital and Memorial Hospital for your loving care over illness and death. the past few years, Dr. Robert Sykes, and the Medical Staff, The outpouring of love and Dr. John Sayre, staff of Southwest Arkansas Homecare. We sympathy just keeps coming. would especially like to thank Ulonda, Julie and Dierksen What a wonderful area to live and Heather for the care that our mother and Hospice for in. He was know by many people grandmother received the last few months the care and statewide. We will miss him of her life. Your generosity will not be kindness forgotten. shown to our greatly. Thank you everyone for mother and the many words spoken to us in The Family of Anna Beth Tollett grandmother sympathy at the visitation, home during her and funeral service. illness. Peggy Manning, Charles, With Sincere Thanks, Carla, and Cheyne The Lois King Family

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HONOR ROLL Jo Ann Walters Elementary 2nd Quarter, 2012 - 2013 3rd Grade Powers

Mrs. Harris A – B –Alysa Fox, Ja- All A –Tyler Buck, Kohl cob Gilbert, Trisston Icen- Kersey hower, Savannah Morris, Jaycee Runnels, Aubrie A-B – Andrew Boozer, Whisenhunt Kamry Kelley, Lindsey Martin, Kason Mounts, Chandler Turner, Laken Whisenhunt Mrs. Lites All A - Kennedy Boeck- Mrs. Hill man, Karter Pate, Maddie All A –Jason Eudy, Darci VanBibber Jones, Austin Mack, Da- mian Ward A-B - Josh Downing,

Kynsie Hill, Jace Jackson, JOANN WALTERS ELEMENTARY I Nashville News A-B –Hayden Alexander, Tori Janes, Chandler Low- The students at JoAnn Walters Elementary School collected 256 pairs of shoes during December and January. The shoes Autumn Greenwood, Allie rey, Aubrey McGee, Chey- will be sent to a charitable organization called, Soles4souls. They will then ship them all over the world wherever there Miller, Jordan Neel, Kasyn anne McMillian, Lexy Oaks, is a shortage of shoes. Turner Aaron Stokes “I was very pleased with how the students had such a giving heart. They were so willing to help others,” Tammy Fry, JoAnn Walters Elementary music teacher and Soles4souls coordinator, said. 4th Grade The students that help organize and pack the shoes are as follows: Brian Burk, Kyler Turner, Katie Gordon, Hannah 6th Grade McKee, Skylar Whisenhunt, Luz Michell and Tammie Fry, coordinator. Mrs. Smith All A –Macy Eckert, Mrs. Davis Kaden Helms, Jaiden Jack- All A – Brayden Counts, son, Amanda Sain, Allison Walker Vallee Strasner, Kayden Turner, Brenden Woodall A-B – Hunter Burress, Abigail Garner, AJ Jaco- A-B –Brayden Buck, by, Justin Robbins, Lane Zane Chadwick, Tyra Fox, Tabler, Lisa Tolman, Skylar Dalton Gibson, Landon Whisenhunt Kelley Mrs. Feemster Mrs. Stapp All A - Chantal Alonso, All A – Isabella Ethridge, Zane Cox, Delaney Eckert, Emily Gordon, Kai Oglesby, Kyra Helms, Joseph Morris Karson Young A-B –Jake Adams, Mel- A-B –Garrett Green- onie, Barnett, Katie Gor- wood, Keona Mounts, don, George Thomas Haylee Pate, Esmeralda Salgado, Kyle Stamps, Mrs. McLaughlin Emma Strasner, Damion All A –Colt Kuykendall, Whisenhunt Misty Lopez, Jesse Pow- er, Landan Stuard, Adam DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News 5th Grade White The Dierks High School FBLA had 12 students qualify for state competition by placing at the District IV competition held in Hot Springs Jan. 30. Jason Webb and Brianna Stamps will compete in Management Decision Making, a state only event. Mrs. Davis A – B –Jarod Cogburn, Left to right: (standing) Trey Frachsieur – 2nd place technology concepts, Andy Tedder – 1st place digital video production, All A – Payton Bobo, Maddie Mays, Cameron Curtis Sebren – 1st place digital video production, Benjamin Holloway – 5th place economics, Tyler Parker – 3rd place introduction to business, Luke Tollett – 1st place healthcare administration, Cody Lites; (sitting) Brianna Stamps, Jenny John Cothren, Yvette Kee- Pugh, Gabby Strasner, Gra- Edge – 2nd place business ethics, Sarah Cothren – 6th place business calculations and Jason Webb. Not Pictured Kolby ney, Halle Mounts, Maddie cie Thomas, Megan Welch Kirkpatrick – 2nd place business ethics and Ryan Johnson - 6th place business math.

Pre-registration for Dierks Kindergarten Students do not have to attend the regis- A physical form will be provided at Dierks will be held Tues., Feb. 12, at JoAnn Walters tration. registration. Elementary School. Students that are attending the ABC Parents without these documents Kindergarten Parents may register students any time Preschool Program at Dierks do not have should attend registration, and time will be during the school day. to register because all records are already given to provide documents before school The registration will be held in the front on fi le at the school. starts. Documentation provided at time of registration entrance hallway beside the main offi ce. Parents are asked to bring the child’s registration is preferred. A child must be fi ve years of age on or birth certifi cate, social security card and Those unable to attend registration are Feb. 12 before Aug. 1 to qualify for Kindergarten. shot record. asked to contact the counselor at 286-2015.

5 Temporary job openings John Goode Farms Partnership in Batch- The Moonlighters EHC will elor, LA 3/20/2013 to 1/15/2014. General worker needed for beans, cat- COUNTRYSIDE tle, corn, milo, sugarcane and wheat farm. Work includes tractor driving, fi eld prep, water maint, fertilize, plant and harvest of crops. Field prep sponsor a Red Cross blood NURSERY includes manual shovel work and hoeing of weeds, spot spray and gen farm labor. Help repair and maintain bins, buildings, equip, farm, fences, fi eld, levees, roads and shop. Load and unload trucks, haul to bins, dryer drive on Tuesday, February COMPLETE TREE SERVICE or mill. Worker must be able to lift/carry 70 lbs. Allergies to ragweed, TRIMMING/REMOVAL goldenrod, insect spray and related chemicals and pesticides, etc. may 12, 2013 from 3 to 7 p.m. at BUCKET TRUCK affect workers’ ability to perform the job. Employer may require post hire, random, upon suspicion or post accident drug testing, all at no cost INSURED to employee. Testing positive or failure to comply may result in imme- the Center Point Community diate termination from employment. Job involves stooping, lifting and working outside in inclement weather. Must have 3 mo exp in job of- fered, after 3 days worker required to keep up with other employees Center. All donors are asked STUMP GRINDING to produce crops. All tools furnished at no cost. $9.50 hourly. Housing provided for all workers who cannot reasonably return to their perma- to bring their donor card or nent residence daily. Guaranteed ¾ contract beginning with worker date (870) 845-2307 of arrival .If applicable, Transp & subsistence exp to worksite provided/ 198 MURRAY LANE paid by employer by 50% of contract, rtn at completion of contract. Ap- other identifi cation. ply/Send resumes for this job at the nearest local SWA @ 700 South Off Hwy 278 W, toward Center Point Elm, Hope, AR 71801 ph 870-777-3421 using LA JO# 442338. 8 MINERAL SPRINGS Thursday, February 7, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Bake sale HORNET BASKETBALL American Cancers Relay For Life team, Wild Thangs, will be having a bake sale in front of Wal- Mart on Sat., Feb. 9 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Cakes, pies, cupcakes, candy and even t-shirts will be available for purchase. Come out and help support Howard County’s Relay for Life.

UACCH plans annual Black History Month program HOPE – The University of Arkansas Com- munity College at Hope Multi- cultural Club has announced its plan to pres- ent the 18th DANIELLE BROWN | Glenwood Herald DANIELLE BROWN | Glenwood Herald Annual Black Nykeistra Butler (22) grabs a rebound for the Lady Hornets Thurs., Jan. 31. Kendrick Langston (3) shoots a three over a pair of Kirby defenders. History Program on Thurs., Feb. 7, at 7 p.m. in the Johnny Rap- ert Auditorium. The theme of this program is Celebrating Black History. The program will include per- formances by the Hope Drum Ballet, Praise Temple Praise Dancers, and keynote address by Roy Turner. The public is invited to attend this free event. For more in- formation about events on the UACCH, visit the College website at www.uacch. edu. Prescott woman wins $40k in lottery LITTLE ROCK– Sat- urday night’s Powerball draw- ing produced a big winner in DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Arkansas. Te- Cameron Lacy (15) slices his way through Aaron Kesterson (21) and Chasilee Newton (20) looks for a Jr. Lady Hornet teammate to pass to. resa Woodberry Lane Woodruff (4) of Dierks as he makes a lay up. of Prescott purchased the $40,000 ticket at Shell Fuel Stop on Hazel in Hope. AARP volunteers make tax time less taxing The ticket LITTLE ROCK—Hun- AARP Foundation Tax- aarp.org/findtaxhelp or bring documents includ- a force for change on the matched four dreds of AARP Foundation Aide is open to anyone, call toll-free 1-888-227-7669. ing: last year’s tax returns; most serious issues they white ball num- Tax-Aide volunteers in doz- including non-AARP mem- “AARP Foundation Tax- forms related to income face today: housing, hun- bers plus the ens of Arkansas communi- bers, but the program Aide exists to help those from employment, pen- ger, income and isolation. red Powerball ties are standing by to help gives priority to low- and who might not otherwise sions, annuities, Social By coordinating responses number from Saturday night’s low- to moderate-income moderate-income people have access to tax prepara- Security, dividends or oth- to these issues on all four drawing, result- taxpayers of all ages pre- age 60 and older. tion services,” Lydia Plant, er sources; and canceled fronts at once, and sup- ing in a $10,000 pare their 2012 income tax Volunteers are IRS Arkansas State Administra- checks or other paperwork porting them with vigorous win. The player returns at no cost. trained and certifi ed, ready tor for AARP Foundation showing payment of state legal advocacy, the Foun- added the $1 AARP Foundation Tax- to prepare a variety of re- Tax-Aide said. or federal taxes. dation serves the unique Power Play Aide is the nation’s largest turns and most returns can “Those who receive tax A complete list of pos- needs of those 50+ while option, quadru- free, volunteer-run tax be fi led electronically. preparation assistance sible documents to bring working with local orga- pling the prize preparation and assistance Most AARP Foundation from our IRS-trained and is available at http://www. nizations nationwide to to $40,000. service. Tax-Aide sites in Arkansas certified volunteers also aarp.org/money/taxes/ reach more people, work will be open through April avoid any tax prepara- info-01-2011/important- more effi ciently and make 15 and operate on a fi rst tion fees and pitches for tax-documents.html resources go further. AARP come, fi rst served basis; high-interest tax credit or AARP Foundation is Foundation is the charita- some offer appointments. refund checks.” working to win back op- ble affi liate of AARP. Learn For a complete list of loca- AARP Foundation Tax- portunity for struggling more at www.aarpfounda- tions and hours, visit www. Aide clients are asked to Americans 50+ by being tion.org.

1 Temporary job openings John M. Manuel Farm in Kinder, LA 6 Temporary job openings R. Schexnayder & Sons, LLC. in Port 3/15/2013 to 7/31/2013. General worker needed for crawfi sh and rice Allen, LA 3/16/2013 to 12/31/2013. General worker needed for corn, farm. Work includes tractor driving, fi eld prep, water maint, fertilize, oats, soybean and wheat farm. Work includes tractor driving, fi eld prep, plant and havest of crops. Field prep includes manual shovel work and water maint, fertilize, plant and harvest of crops. Field prep includes hoeing of weeds, spot spray and gen farm labor. Help repair and maintain manual shovel work and hoeing of weeds, spot spray and gen farm bins, buildings, equip, farm, fences, fi eld, levee, roads and shop. Load labor. Help repair and maintain bins, buildings, equip, farm, fences, and unload trucks. Crawfi shing involves manually cutting up of fi sh bait, fi eld, levees, roads and shop. Load and unload trucks. Worker must be bait and check traps. Grade and wash crawfi sh for shipment, make and able to lift/carry 70 lbs. Allergies to ragweed, goldenrod, insect spray repair traps as needed. Worker must be able to lift/carry 70 lbs. Allergies and related chemicals and pesticides, etc. may affect workers’ ability to ragweed, goldenrod, insect spray and related chemicals and pesticides, etc. may affect workers’ ability to perform the job. Employer may require to perform the job. Employer may require post hire, random, upon sus- post hire, random, upon suspicion or post accident drug testing, all at picion or post accident drug testing, all at no cost to employee. Test- no cost to employee. Testing positive or failure to comply may result in ing positive or failure to comply may result in immediate termination immediate termination from employment. Job involves stooping, lifting from employment. Job involves stooping, lifting and working outside and working outside in inclement weather. Must have 3 mo exp in job in inclement weather. Must have 3 mo exp in job offered, after 3 days offered, after 3 days worker required to keep up with other employees worker required to keep up with other employees to produce crops. to produce crops. All tools furnished at no cost. $9.50 hourly. Housing All tools furnished at no cost. $9.50 hourly. Housing provided for all provided for all workers who cannot reasonably return to their permanent workers who cannot reasonably return to their permanent residence residence daily. Guaranteed ¾ contract beginning with worker date of ar- daily. Guaranteed ¾ contract beginning with worker date of arrival rival .If applicable, Transp & subsistence exp to worksite provided/paid .If applicable, Transp & subsistence exp to worksite provided/paid by by employer by 50% of contract, rtn at completion of contract. Apply/ employer by 50% of contract, rtn at completion of contract. Apply/ Send resumes for this job at the nearest local SWA @ 700 South Elm, Send resumes for this job at the nearest local SWA @ 700 South Elm, Hope, AR 71801 ph 870-777-3421 using LA JO# 441276. Hope, AR 71801 ph 870-777-3421 using LA JO# 442361. Thursday, February 7, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 LEGAL 9 Eight arrested in Pike County theft, drug ring

DANIELLE BROWN inside. Additionally, depu- class B felony; possession The Glenwood Herald ties discovered evidence of drug paraphernalia, a linking the suspects to class D felony; and theft Pike County Deputies several reported burglar- by receiving, a class D have made several arrests ies in the area. At that felony. Bond has been set relating to several residen- time, the three persons at $1 million by Daniel. Fox tial burglaries throughout in the car, Callie Deanne was also charged with two the area. Fox, John Oscar Hibbs and counts of theft of property Last week, the Pike William Chase Hitchens, with an additional $25,000 County Sheriff’s Offi ce re- were taken into custody. bond. ceived a tip about burglar- Following completion of Kinzler also related ies that were reported the traffi c stop, the offi cers that multiple additional in last weeks’ Glenwood proceeded to the address charges are expected to Herald. The informant at 2688 Highway 70 West be fi led on Fox, Hibbs and advised Pike County De- to execute the search war- Hitchens. tective Clark Kinzler of a rant. During the search, According to Det. local individual that alleg- additional narcotics and Kinzler, Fox is currently edly had knowledge of the evidence of area thefts out on bond from Garland persons responsible. Det. were recovered from the County for possession Kinzler made contact with residence. Also recovered to manufacture. Hibbs is the witness and conducted from Fox’s residence and currently out on bond in an interview, which subse- the vehicle search, were Garland County for two quently provided a break multiple items showing counts of possession of in the case. numerous identity theft. fi rearm by certain persons, Based from information Those items included state theft greater than $25,000 DANIELLE BROWN | Glenwood Herald from the interview, an ar- issued identifi cations, mail and residential burglary. Some of the items stolen during a recent rash of thefts in Pike County are pictured. rest warrant was secured belonging to other people, Confessions from Fox, for Callie Deanne Fox, 22, debit cards, social security Hibbs and Hitchens led sion of controlled sub- possession of controlled information,” Det. Kinzler of Kirby, on Thurs., Jan. 31. cards, checkbooks, etc. deputies to additional sus- stance methamphetamine. substance methamphet- explained. “There are nu- At the time the arrest war- All suspects were trans- pects in the Kirby and Bond has been set for amine with purpose to merous victims of iden- rant was issued, a search ported to the Pike County Murfreesboro areas. Their $5,000. deliver, a class C felony; tify thefts resulting from warrant for Fox’s residence Sheriff’s Office for inter- initial interviews provided Continuing to follow possession of drug para- these arrests. We are no- at 2688 Highway 70 West in views. information about drug information from the ini- phernalia, a class D felony; tifying victims as we work Kirby, was also obtained. Hibbs, 44, of Hot Springs, trafficking in the area tial interview, Det. Kinzler and theft by receiving, a through this information. Pike County Sher- was charged with posses- which led to a vehicle drafted a search warrant class C felony. Bond for There may be countless iff Charlie Caldwell and sion of a controlled sub- stop of two more subjects, for a house on 3rd street Stevens is set for $75,000. others,” he added. Chief Deputy Jerry Lowery stance methamphetamine Robert Redleaf and Amy in Murfreesboro. On Sat., Bethany Noelle Horn, Kinzler also advised coordinated with sher- with purpose to deliver, a Brown. During the stop, Feb. 2, several agencies 32, of Murfreesboro, was residents to remove mail iffs’ department deputies class B felony; possession Deputy Donaldson discov- including PCSO deputies, charged with possession from mailboxes as soon along with assistance from of drug paraphernalia, a ered a substance believed Murfreesboro Police De- of controlled substance as possible each day and Ronnie White with the class D felony; and theft by to be methamphetamine. partment’s Randy Lamb methamphetamine with if possible, utilize a lock- Arkansas Game and Fish, receiving, a class D felony. Donaldson then contacted and Stephen Coleman, purpose to deliver, a class ing mail device or a post and members of the South Bond has been set at $1 Deputy David Shelby and AGFC and DTF officers, C felony; possession of offi ce. Central Drug Task Force, million by District Judge Det. Clark Kinzler for as- were able to execute the drug paraphernalia, a class “Make it as hard on for joint service on the K. Leanne Daniel. sistance. Following the search warrant at the 3rd D felony; and theft by re- criminals as you can, search warrant. Hitchens, 26, of Hot traffi c stop, both subjects Street address, resulting ceiving, a class C felony. “Det. Kinzler said. “And Prior to serving the war- Springs, was charged with were transported to the in three more felony ar- Bond for Horn is set at please continue to watch rant, Pike County Deputy possession of a controlled Pike County Sheriff’s of- rests on suspects Brandon $75,000. out for your neighbors. David Shelby observed a substance methamphet- fi ce where they were also Stevens, Bethany Noelle Calvin Stewart, 45, of In this case, a tip started 2001 black Honda Accord amine with purpose to questioned about their Horn and Calvin Stewart. Caddo Gap, was charged a whole trend of arrests. proceeding north on High- deliver, a class B felony; knowledge of local area The search turned up more with possession of con- We really appreciate our way 70 in the direction possession of drug para- burglaries. Both suspects methamphetamine as well trolled substance metham- residents calling in sus- of Glenwood. Shelby and phernalia, a class D felony; denied knowledge of the as recovering several thou- phetamine with purpose picious activity,” he con- Deputy George Donald- and theft by receiving, a activity. sand dollars worth of sus- to deliver, a class C felony; tinued “especially in our son, initiated a traffi c stop class D felony. Bond has Redleaf, 29, of Amity, pected stolen property. possession of drug para- rural county.” on the vehicle, assisted been set at $1 million by was charged with posses- So far arrests and search phernalia, a class D felony; If you have any infor- by Philip Glascow of the Daniel. sion of controlled sub- warrants have produced and theft by receiving, a mation to add to this on- Arkansas State Police. Dur- Fox, 22, of Kirby, has stance methamphetamine, evidence in solving five class C felony. Bond for going investigation, you ing a search of the vehicle, been charged with posses- a class D felony. Bond has of the recently reported Stewart is set for $75,000. are asked to call the Pike offi cers discovered large sion of a controlled sub- been set for $15,000. burglaries. “People need to keep County Sheriff’s Offi ce at amounts of methamphet- stance methamphetamine Brown, 24, of Mt. Ida, Stevens, 37, of Murfrees- continuous check on their (870) 285-3315 or (870) amine and paraphernalia with purpose to deliver, a was charged with posses- boro, was charged with banking and credit report 285-3301.

Date set for murder trial in death of two-year-old Glenwood

LAWRENCE GRAVES the small bowel which ulti- chose not to press charg- several times in the past Nashville News mately caused peritonitis. es. including describing one The autopsy also Wood told investigators incident where he made MURFREESBORO - An showed evidence of 10 Sept. 15 that everything the victim stand on a glass April 11 trial date was set older injuries over the she had reported in the jar in the corner of the Monday in Pike County entire body, 14 recent January 2011 incident was room and warned him if Circuit Court for a Glen- injuries to the head and true but that she dropped he fell off he would “beat wood man charged with neck, fi ve injuries to the the charges after Shields him’’ according to the po- second degree murder in trunk, nine to the internal threatened to kill her and lice report. the death of a two-year- abdomen and two to the her children if she did not Also related to the inci- old boy. extremities, according to get him out of trouble. dent, Ruby Justice, whom Aaron B. Shields, 36, police. On Nov. 7, 2011, Wood police identify as the bio- is accused of causing the SHIELDS WOOD The state police inves- told police that Shields logical mother of Shields, death of Karsen Strickland tigator, Special Agent Jim- said the infant’s death is charged with hindering who died Sept. 12, 2011. to work at the Glenwood placed to Pike County 911 mie O. Thomas, stated in was his fault and caused apprehension or prosecu- Strickland’s mother, McK- Nursing Home, leaving stating that the child was his report that the medical when he “squashed’’ him. tion by harboring Shields ayla J. Wood, 24, of 640 Karsen and another sib- not breathing. A second examiner told him that the Wood also told police and lying to police to pre- Dennis St. in Glenwood, is ling, age four, in the care call was placed a minute symptoms from the bowel that Shields had been “ex- vent them from arrest- charged with permitting of Shields. later saying that someone injury were immediate and cessive’’ while punishing ing Shields, according to the abuse of a minor, a Wood returned home outside the Dennis Street likely caused by who was the victim and his sibling police. felony. from work about 6:30 a.m. residence was scream- with the victim at the time. Both Shields and Wood and found Shields giving ing, according to police In January 2011, Shields made separate appear- the victim a bath and, reports. was arrested and charged ances Monday morning according to police, she Strickland was trans- with three counts of do- before Circuit Judge Tom said Shields told her that ported to Saint Joseph’s mestic battery in the third Cooper. the victim had “pooped’ Hospital in Hot Springs degree with Wood and Bond was set at $35,000 in the bed. where he later died. An her two siblings being the for Wood. Shields’ bond is The victim complained autopsy conducted Sept. victims. $1 million. throughout the day, Sept. 14 stated an examina- However those charges According to an Arkan- 12, of pain in the abdo- tion of the victim’s body were not pursued after sas State Police investiga- men and threw up and demonstrated blunt force Wood told authorities she tion, Wood left her resi- ran a high temperature. abdominal injury which had not told the truth 1-870-845-0505 dence at about 9:30 p.m. At 9:23 p.m. a call was caused the laceration of about the incident and

NOTICE TO ALL 1 Temporary job openings Smith & Smith Farm Management in Oberlin, LA 3/15/2013 to 10/31/2013. General worker needed for rice HOWARD COUNTY PROPERTY OWNERS farm. Work includes tractor driving, fi eld prep, water maint, fertilize, plant and harvest of crops. Field prep includes manual shovel work Pursuant to the requirements of ACTS 440 and and hoeing of weeds, spot spray and gen farm labor. Help repair and 836 of 1997 and ACTS 1185 and 416 of 1999 notice maintain bins, buildings, equip, farm, fences, fi eld, levee, roads and is hereby given to all property owners in Howard shop. Load and unload trucks. Worker must be able to lift/carry 70 lbs. Allergies to ragweed, goldenrod, insect spray and related chemicals County that the Howard County Assessor intends and pesticides, etc. may affect workers’ ability to perform the job. Em- to conduct a county wide reappraisal for ad valor- ployer may require post hire, random, upon suspicion or post accident drug testing, all at no cost to employee. Testing positive or failure to em tax purposes of all parcels of estate in Howard comply may result in immediate termination from employment. Job County. involves stooping, lifting and working outside in inclement weather. Over the course of the six months, appraisers will Must have 3 mo exp in job offered, after 3 days worker required to keep up with other employees to produce crops. All tools furnished at be working new construction throughout the entire no cost. $9.50 hourly. Housing provided for all workers who cannot county. They will also be working reappraisal work reasonably return to their permanent residence daily. Guaranteed ¾ in the following areas: contract beginning with worker date of arrival .If applicable, Transp & subsistence exp to worksite provided/paid by employer by 50% of contract, rtn at completion of contract. Apply/Send resumes for this CITY OF NASHVILLE job at the nearest local SWA @ 700 South Elm, Hope, AR 71801 ph (PD:11-12) 870-777-3421 using LA JO# 441263. 10 SPORTS Thursday, February 7, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Scrappers finish second in state indoor meet CECIL ANDERSON The boys shot put saw NHS Correspondent three Scrappers in the final heat. Jalen Whit- The high-octane more shocked the com- Scrapper tack team petition with a winning came in second to the throw of 49 feet. Rashon track powerhouse Heber Lee placed second (47- Springs, with Nashville 6.5) and Tre (LT) Mul- scoring 52 points, 77.2 drew placed 9th (41-10). points behind Heber Eric Perez placed 6th Springs’ 129.2 points. in the 800M run with a JaKaree Gaines ran time of 2:14.18. home with three medals. The Nashville 4x400 Gaines placed third in team placed 7th with a the long jump (20-10.5), time of 3:54.63. Nash- second in the 200M dash ville’s 4x800 team (:23.73), and first in the placed 4th with a time of 60 meter dash (:07.23). 9:34.23. Gaines was not the Daniel Nuttle had a only Scrapper to have noteworthy showing in an impressive showing. pole vault (10-6).

JaKaree Gaines hams it up for the camera as he shows off the three medals he won in the long jump, 60M dash and 200M dash.

Braden Bowman competes in a distance event for Nashville.

Jalen Whitmore wins the shot put event with a throw of 49 Justin Kennedy races around the track for the Scrappers. feet.

JaKaree Gaines leaps to a third place finish in the long jump. We have a NEW PRINTER! Jerrod Jones outpaces an Ashdown Panther as the Scrappers compete in a relay event. Get AMAZING Color Copies of Photos from The Newspaper! Photos Come by today or call at 870-845-2010! by Cecil Anderson

4x6 for - $3.00 Daniel Nuttle clears the bar as 8½x11 - $7.00 he competes in 11x17 - $10-12 the pole vault. Thursday, February 7, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 11

7-2A Jr. District Tournament Semifinal Round Junior Girls 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F Dierks 5 2 6 5 18 Mineral Springs 4 15 4 5 28 Leading Dierks scorers: Katelynd Fennell-6, Kenzie Stokes-5, Charlotte Cothren-3, Stacey Carter-2, Blair Garner-2 Leading Mineral Springs scorers: Allie Coulter-7, Dasia Esters-5, Chasilee Newton-5, Kamryn Forbes-3, Ashley Green-2, Yenna Crawford-2, Rey Stewart-2 Junior Boys 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Dierks 13 8 4 3 28 Tyler Kesterson (23) takes to the air for a lay up as Jordan Chasilee Newton (20) and Ray Stewart (15) defend and Mineral Springs 7 10 12 12 41 Leeper (11) defends for Mineral Springs. The Jr. Hornets Kenzie Stokes (44) of Dierks shoots. Mineral Springs Leading Dierks scorers: Tyler Kesterson-14, won the matchup to advance to the finals of the 7-2A Jr. defeated Dierks to advance to the finals of the 7-2A Jr. Tanner Owens-11, Brady Strasner-3, Jake Green-1 District Tournament. District Tournament. Leading Mineral Springs scorers: Keshaun Davis-13, Darius Turner-11, Camron Perkins-5, Cameron Lacy-4, Shemar Johnson-4, Levin Thornton-2, Xavier Williams-2

Senior Girls 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F Dierks 8 19 15 7 49 Caddo Hills 17 5 4 12 38 Leading Dierks scorers: Whitney Bennett-11, Sarah Cothren-10, Madasan Muse-9, Kendall Ayers-8, Adriana Walston-6, Kolby Kirkpatrick-3, Jenny Edge-1, Mikayla Feemster-1 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F Mineral Springs 7 1 3 7 18 Kirby 14 14 9 12 49 Leading Mineral Springs scorers: Briara Sanders-6, Sonora Gillespie-5, Allie Coulter-4, Jordan Miller-2, Ketoyna Clayton-1 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F Malvern 8 9 17 5 39 Nashville 4 2 8 8 22 Leading Nashville scorers: Kassidy Snowden-7, Maddie McJunkins-7, La’Trice Wiley-3, Bre Jefferson-2, Kirby

DANIELLE BROWN | Glenwood Herald Kell-2, Hannah Vines-1 Briara Sanders (5) tries to find away around a Kirby defender as the Mineral Springs Lady Hornets face the Lady Trojans Senior Boys in sr. high action. CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F Alex Sharp (20) of Dierks is caught between two Caddo Hill defenders as the Outlaws battled the Indians in non- Dierks 11 6 8 11 36 conference action. Caddo Hills 17 23 16 5 61 Leading Dierks scorers: Calan Tipton-8, Layne Lewis-7, Cameron Brewer-5, Tyler Kesterson-4, Alex Sharp-3, Curtis Sebren-2, Justin McCauley-2, Austin Walston-3 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F Mineral Springs 13 17 14 18 62 Kirby 24 11 18 20 73 Leading Mineral Springs scorers: J’von Atkins-16, Anfernee Johnson-12, Rashad Williams-11, Kendrick Langston-10, Jaylon Britt-5, Jacob Clayton-4, Avante Evans-2, E.J. Stewart-2

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lete and I think they got a SIGNING steal.” Thomas, whose ver- From Page 1 tical leap was virtually unmatched among the Scrappers’ 7-4A oppo- nents, reeled in 51 passes for 1,051 and 17 scores on division two colleges dur- last year’s squad. ing a ceremony held in the “Lavonte is a real quiet Scrapper Room at Scrap- kid, but a big personal- per Stadium, while Hornet ity on the football fi eld,” leaders Derrick Muldrow Dawson said. “I think he and E.J. Stewart did the comes with high character same at Hornet Stadium. and Ouachita Baptist is a “These fi ve young men perfect fi t.” have meant a lot to our Crow, the lone defensive program and a lot to this player among the group, community,” Coach Bil- led his team in tackles with ly Dawson told a packed 53 solo stops and 39 as- house at the Nashville sists. He also recorded fi ve event. “Very seldom do sacks and a single score I remember having five on a 45 yard fumble return signees in one year, so against De Queen. it’s really a tremendous “Jacolby is another kid accomplishment for these I think is a high character guys and their families.” kid, and a high energy kid,” Green will attend South- Dawson said. “He’s gonna ern Arkansas University have fun at everything he while Gaines, Crow and does.” King opted for Arkansas Derrick Muldrow, a Tech. Thomas was the lone three year starter on the signee for Ouachita Baptist defensive line for Mineral University. Springs will battle for a Dawson said the four position on the Reddie de- skill players among the fensive line next year. class of recruits - Green, Muldrow had a stellar Gaines, King and Thomas senior season, recording - combined for 70 of the 162 total tackles. He re- Scrappers’ touchdowns corded 79 solo tackles and over the course of their 37 tackles for a loss. He 10-3 season and each play- also recorded seven sacks, er contributed close to five forced fumbles and 1,000 yards of offense. an interception which he Green split time be- returned for a touchdown. tween receiver and run- Muldrow was named ninng back, amassing 252 to the 7-2A All Conference yards on the ground and Team and was named the 631 through the air as he conference lineman of the cruised to 15 touchdowns. year. “Tesean is a physical He was also named to kid with the possibility of the 2A All State Team and playing multiple spots,” was a fi nalist in the Farm Dawson said. “He’ll be a Bureau 2A defensive player special teams contributor of the year award. early on, and he really likes Muldrow will conclude to play.” his high school career Gaines, who served as with an appearance in the the Scrappers’ go-to run- Arkansas High School All ning back throughout the Star Football Game to take 2012 season, accumulated place in June. 1,337 yards on the year, av- E.J. Stewart Jr. was a eraging nearly 10 yards per starting safety for the Min- carry and over 100 yards eral Springs Hornets this per game. He also caught year and expects to play 26 passes for an additional that position at HSU. 324 yards and scored 18 Stewart shared the title total TDs. of team leader in intercep- “JaKaree is a kid that tions with Avante Evans at can really run, a kid that seven each. smiles all the time,” Daw- Stewart recorded 62 son said. “He seems like he tackles, 32 of which were enjoys life and I think he’ll solo tackles. enjoy Arkansas Tech.” Hornet Head Coach Nick King served as one of Evans stated that he was the team’s most reliable very proud of both young receivers in 2012, amassing men and is confident in 920 yards on 51 catches de- their abilities as they tran- spite missing three games sition from high school to due to injury. He was re- college. sponsible for 11 TDs. “Both Derrick and E.J. “I think we may look are great football players, up in a year or two and but more importantly they Donyell King is putting up are both great young men. some numbers - it wouldn’t They will both do well surprise me at all,” Dawson at the next level,” Evans said. “He’s a good ath- stated.

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Sitting on the back of the bus after a painful loss to Ashdown, Jacobi Lamp- kin sought to reenergize the Nashville High School basketball team. This was the birth place of the “life movement,” so named by Montorey Johnson, a friend of Lampkin and a student at NHS. “As far as in the locker room goes, ‘Life’ is something that gives us pride in our team, it gives us faith in winning CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News the game, it motivates us,” Johnson NHS Students at a basketball game said. During the game, the majority show their support for the scrappers by of Nashville’s basketball team holds holding up the “Life” gesture. up the “life” hand gesture after every major play, at time-outs, or any point Over the span of the conversation, that they fi nd it appropriate, which is the idea of “Life” and the hand gesture quite often. developed with it. “Life” has no real defined mean- This hand gesture is composed of ing - Johnson and Lampkin both agree the four index fi ngers being pressed on that. “Life is everything,” Lampkin together and the thumb sticking out, explained. The defined meaning is forming an “L” shape with the hand. CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News unknown, even by the originators, but They chose this hand gesture so that Top: Sam Dean, Alex Perrin, and the fact remains that since the “Life it will not get confused with the other Jonathan Lance stand at the ready to Movement” has started it has spread to hand gestures that are similar to “Life.” answer a quizbowl question at their many of the surrounding schools and “We can’t just do what they do be- weekly Tuesday practice. exploded on the social network Twitter. cause that means we’re taking theirs, Middle: Kaylie Efird, an NHS Senior, “It’s taking over now,” Lampkin so we came up with these fi ve fi ngers,” paints a “K” she created in Art Class. said. “It’s going crazy. It’s in Southwest Lampkin said. Bottom: Luck Larson gives blood at the Arkansas, but we’re going to make it Noticeably, “Life” has spread across NHS Blood drive Wednesday. world wide.” rural southwest Arkansas like an Right:JaKaree Gaines holds up So what was the spark of this so- Australian wild fi re. “Life” was yelled desperately needed items for the NHS cial movement? Dequan McGraw and and the hand gestures thrown at the East personal care items for the Bread Lampkin were sitting on the back of Nashville basketball game against the of Life Soup Kitchen in Nashville. the basketball bus following the loss to Malvern Leopards. Items from toothbrushes, toothpaste, Ashdown. McGraw and Lampkin began The gesture was so contagious that body wash, or any of that type can be a conversation about the lack of morale even fans and players from Malvern donated. among the basketball players. were seen throwing “Life” up. All donations will be greatly appreciated. Let us help you show that special someone how much you care. On February 14, 2013 we will publish our sweetest issue of the year. Stop by the Nashville News before February 7 and let Tamzen “TAZ” Cox , our advertising manager, create a one of a kind Valentine to your special sweetheart. All ads will be in print as well as in our new on-line edition. Ask her to marry you! Let Grandma & Grand Pa know you are thinking of them! Super Special Uncles that hang the moon! THE POSSIBLIITES ARE ENDLESS. Jordan You will always & forever be our “Little Bitty IgUn” h is ex- Happy Valentines Day! ample is a $75.00 ad! Love, “Your Cindy” We can i t a size to your & “TimBo” budget, drop by or call “Taz”WHEN at A870-845-2010 CARD JUST CAN’T SAY IT RIGHT NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS ARE OUT OF SIGHT! 14 TELEVISION Thursday, February 7, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

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DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News McDonalds of Nashville held a grand-reopening and Chamber Coffee Wed., Feb. 6. Pictured DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News left to right: Noelle Couch, Kim Westfall, Blake Harding, Linda Messick, Rory Messick, Kelly McDonalds of Nashville held a grand re-opening and Chamber Coffee Wed., Feb. 6. Pictured Lomashewich, Billy Macks, Josh Tice, Steve Montgomery, Tim Pinkerton, Celia Montgomery, left to right: John Bauer, Jessica Bauer, Owen Bauer, Steve Montgomery, Celia Montgomery Jessica Bauer, Mike Reece, John Bauer, Owen Bauer, Chelsea Sayre and Steve Tate. and Billy Macks.

CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News Zack Perez (right) presents a box of candy Wednesday to Nashville Police Chief Dale Pierce on behalf of the Nashville Junior High Student Council.

Webb Promoted to Senior Vice President at BancorpSouth

HOPE – Donny Hughes, Reed, four. Hope Market President, They are members of has announced the promo- the Saratoga Church of tion of Kyle Webb to Senior Christ. Vice President of Lending. BancorpSouth, Inc. is He will assume all the du- ties of a Senior Lender and

ARKANSAS FORESTRY COMMISSION I NASHVILLE NEWS will be in charge of the loan Mr. and Mrs. Lyndell Pilot, of Delight, received recognition for their participation in the Forest Stewardship Program. Pictured operations in our Hope, from left to right are of FRII Danny Crews, The Pilot’s dog Grace, County Ranger Billy Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Lyndell Pilot, Lewisville and DeQueen Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Pilot and District-2 Forester Michael Whelan. Present but not pictured is FRI Brian Mitchell. branch locations. Kyle Webb has fourteen BILLY WILLIAMS Pilots property. By having a Stewardship tions. years of banking experi- Arkansas Forestry The Pilots 120 acre Plan written for their 120 The Forest Stewardship ence. He joined Bancorp- Commission, property has been in their acres of forestland along Program recognizes and re- South in 2001 as a loan D-2, Pike County Ranger family for many years. with actually putting items wards landowners who are officer. Other positions The Arkansas Forestry in that plan into affect they managing their forestlands held include Assistant Vice DELIGHT - Mr. and Mrs. Commission assisted Lyn- have become Certified according to a multiple-use President of Lending and Lyndell Pilot received rec- dell’s Father, Dewey with Forest Stewards, which concept. Vice President of Commer- ognition for participation the original Pine planting enabled them to receive The Forest stewardship cial Lending. Kyle Webb in the Forest Stewardship of the farm which then a plaque and a sign in rec- Program is also a means Webb is a native of Co- Program. consisted of row cropped ognition. by which a landowner has lumbus. The Arkansas Forestry fi elds. Arkansas’ Forest Stew- access to resource profes- He is a graduate of a financial holding com- Commission began work- There is about 120 acres ardship Program is also sionals to assist them in Southern Arkansas Uni- pany headquartered in ing with the Pilots in Janu- of forest with the majority part of the National For- obtaining a written forest versity in Magnolia where Tupelo, Mississippi, with ary of 2010 assisting them being in a 33 acre loblolly est Stewardship Program management plan address- he earned his bachelor’s $13.2 billion in assets. with the reforestation of pine plantation they se- Initiative. ing multiple-use manage- degree in Agri Business. BancorpSouth Bank, a 10 acres. lectively thinned over the Arkansas is blessed with ment. He is a current member wholly-owned subsidiary The Pilots, who live just years. approximately 18.4 mil- If you would like to be- of the Hope Lions Club and of BancorpSouth, Inc., op- southeast of Delight, ap- Another area, 30 acres lion acres of forestland of come a Forest Steward or the Hempstead County Fair erates approximately 293 plied for the Forest Stew- of oak-pine, that required a which over 58 percent is know more about the For- Board. commercial banking, mort- ardship Program in No- salvage cut to improve the in private non-industrial est Stewardship Program He has served on the gage, insurance, trust and vember of 2011. stand due to many oaks dy- ownership. please contact the Arkan- Hope-Hempstead County broker/dealer locations in Choosing Timber and ing because of the drought, Forest Stewardship is sas Forestry Commission, Chamber of Commerce Alabama, Arkansas, Flori- Wildlife as their objectives, insects and disease. the wise use and manage- Pike County Work center contact committee. da, Louisiana, Mississippi, a Service Forester from the A recently planted 10 ment of resources that at (870) 285-3745. or go Webb and his wife Kelli Missouri, Tennessee and AFC and a Wildlife Biolo- acre pine plantation, their maintains and enhances online at http://forestry. have two children, daugh- Texas, including an insur- gist from the AGFC wrote home and small lake is in the value of the forests for arkansas.gov. ter Riley, eight, and son ance location in Illinois. a Stewardship plan for the the middle of the property. present and future genera- MOONLIGHTERS Come by to see our selection of Valentine Flowers, Candy Baskets and Cards Let us help you show your sweetheart how much you care!!

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MARIE HENDRIX I NASHVILLE NEWS Patti’s Pocketful of Pansies Moonlighters EHC held their monthly meeting on Tues., Feb. 417 S. Fourth 5 in the Center Point Community Center Building. Members •Nashville are pictured: Dorothy Clardy, Doris Coulter, Katie Dedner, 845-3149 Linda Wilcox, Melissa Lovewell, Corliss Lewis, Betty Harris and Prescott Hendrix Sr.