NashvilleThe News Revocation of Adcock’s THURSDAY • October 2, 2014 • Issue 79 • 1 Section • 14 Pages • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents • PUBLISHED EACH MONDAY & THURSDAY In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 license on state board agenda Lockesburg The Arkansas Board of Education will debate whether to revoke the license woman arrested of former Mineral Springs Saratoga Superintendent Max Adcock Thurs., Oct. 9 during the group’s on drug charges regular meeting. According to the meeting agenda, CHARLES GOODIN her vehicle Adcock is accused of Editor and she said violating standards yes.” that require educa- tors entrusted with MINERAL SPRINGS - A The affi- public funds and traffic stop by city officer davit goes property to “[honor] Chris “Droopy” Gates and on to allege that trust with a BOLO order from Howard that Gates honest, respon- County deputies led to asked to sible stewardship.” SIMS The Professional D.E. RAY | Nashville News the arrest of a Lockesburg look at a Licensure Standards Area emergency workers investigate the scene of a two-vehicle accident Monday woman on drug charges prescription pill bottle Board Ethics Sub- afternoon at the intersection of Highway 27 and Collins Road. Monday. Sims admitted to holding in committee recom- According to the affi- her purse, in which he dis- mended the revo- davit of arrest, 31 year old covered “an assortment of cation following an evidentiary hearing Aubrey Sims was taken different colors and shapes monday accident into custody around 9:30 of pills,” aside from the Aug. 1, according to the agenda, and Ad- p.m. after Gates stopped Hydrocodone listed on the cock has requested Truck collision sends two to area hospitals the white GMC truck she bottle. a review by the state was driving at the inter- Howard County Deputy board. D.E. RAY He is represented Hwy 27. Gregory Culp, 47, Sheriff’s Department, as section of Highway 27 and Steven Wakefield later ar- in the matter by Managing Editor also of Nashville, report- well as Nashville police and McCrary Street for a dam- rived on scene and the Little Rock attorney edly was travelling south firefighters, also responded aged headlight. Gates re- pair searched the vehicle, Randy Coleman. NASHVILLE - An accident on Hwy 27 in an 18-wheeler to the scene. membered a description allegedly discovering a Coleman did not at the intersection of Hwy owned by Tyson Foods. Haislip was reported matching the vehicle from glass smoking device and immediately return a call seeking com- 27 and Collins Road in Nash- Culp is alleged to have to have been cut from his a BOLO issued Thursday a plastic bag containing a ment on the pro- ville Monday afternoon attempted to avoid a col- vehicle and then airlifted by stating the vehicle was crystalline substance be- posed revocation. resulted in one man being lision by veering right, LifeNet to Christus-St. Mi- being used to transport lieved to be methamphet- PLSBES chair airlifted from the scene to a but ultimately struck the chael’s in Texarkana. Culp drugs in Howard County, amine. Sims was arrested Cheryl Reinhart said hospital in Texarkana. pickup, pushing it to the was taken from the scene according to the affidavit. and transported to Howard Wednesday that speciic information According to statements southwest corner of the by a private vehicle. Neither “While she handed me County Jail, where the pills about the allegations from the Arkansas State intersection while his trac- the extent of their injuries her license, her hands were in the bottle were identified against Adcock is Police, Floyd Haislip, 73, of tor-trailer ended in the nor their current condition shaking as if she was very as a mix of Hydrocodone, protected under the Nashville was driving his right hand ditch, where it were made available at the nervous,” Gates wrote in Alprazolam and Clonaz- state’s Freedom of 1996 GMC Sierra west on overturned and released a time of reporting. the report. “I asked her if epam, according to the Information law until after the state board Collins Road at 4:58 p.m. portion of its cargo of live The accident blocked she had anything in the police report. reviews the mat- Monday and failed to yield chickens. traffic at the intersection for truck and she said no. I Sims remains in jail on a ter. Once a ruling is at the intersection with The Howard County several hours. asked if I could search $25,000 bond. made, it will become part of the public record. Reinhart further stated that ap- peals to the state board are rare in Newly-seated board at Mineral Springs selects officers matters where license revocation is D.E. RAY of each month at 6:30 p.m. recommended, but Managing Editor Their first regular meeting declined to com- ment on the typical will be on October 13, despite outcome of such MINERAL SPRINGS - Dur- that being the observed date appeals. ing a special meeting that of Columbus Day, because was officially their first, the the group must also attend Hospital Mineral Springs school board a training event the next eve- preparing conducted a raft of large- ning, as well as the regional ly pro forma business on school board meeting in for Ebola Wednesday evening. Hope the following week. Howard Me- The group, all of whom After 16 minutes of seeing morial Hospital were elected to their po- to the mechanics of the estab- is preparing for a sitions in September after lishment of the school board, possible outbreak of the highly infectious the previous board was dis- board members entered into Ebola virus after a solved by the state over executive session to discuss single patient was financial irregularities, began the retention or alteration of conirmed to have by being sworn in by Mineral the contract that the state been infected with Springs mayor Walter “Son- had entered into on behalf the disease in Dallas, Texas. ny” Heatherly. Immediately of the school with superin- “Please be aware after, the group drew lots to tendent Curtis Turner. The that upon your ar- determine when their elected group came out of executive rival to the hospital, terms would end and the seat D.E. RAY | Nashville News session 21 minutes later to you will be asked be up for reelection. Robert report that they had taken questions about your The Mineral Springs Saratoga school board poses for a picture after being sworn in by Mayor current travel, es- “Ray” Hawkins, Sr. drew a of Mineral Springs Walter “Sonny” Heatherly. The board, joined by superintendent Curtis no action, but then Newton pecially to the Dallas one year term, Sheila Jackson Turner are (back) Turner, Robert “Ray” Hawkins, Sr., Zemeria Newton, Dorothy Vaughn, moved to extend the contract area or outside of two, William Dixon three, (front) Sheila Jackson, Jaimie Jackson, William Dixon and Mike Erwin. for Turner’s employment the country,” admin- Jaimie Jackson and Dorothy with the school to a three istrator Kim Turbev- Vaughn both drew four year each of the board is up for board, as board president bursing officer of the district. year term, which passed ille said in a state- ment released to terms and Zemeria Newton re-election, the group elect- and vice president respec- Following those actions, unanimously. local media Wednes- and Mike Erwin drew full five ed officers, naming Erwin tively. Newton was elected the board set their regular The group adjourned af- day. “Also, please year terms. and Dixon, both of whom as the group’s secretary, and monthly meeting time and ter 41 minutes in their first be aware that your After determining when had served on the previous Vaughn was named as the dis- date for the second Monday session. signs and symptoms may require that you be isolated until a diagnosis can be determined.” Travel destina- tions that could raise Congressional lags regarding the virus include Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria and candidate Westerman Senegal, according to the statement. Symptoms of visits Howard County Ebola are similar to the lu, including a D.E. RAY a series of life events steered fever over 101.5 Managing Editor him on the course. He was degrees Fahrenheit born and raised in Garland severe headache, muscle pain, weak- NASHVILLE - Bruce Wes- County, attending Fountain ness, diarrhea, terman, candidate for Con- Lake High School before vomiting, stomach gress in the 4th district, going on to play football at pain and unexplained visited Nashville on Wednes- the University of Arkansas, bleeding or bruising. day - his third trip to Howard where he obtained a degree The symptoms usu- ally appear between County during this election in engineering. He and his two and 21 days campaign. wife of 23 years have also after exposure to the Westerman took time for raised their four children virus. an interview at the offices of there, and he is partner in Anyone with The Nashville News before an engineering firm in Hot D.E. RAY | Nashville News questions or con- cerns about the pos- making stops to speak with Springs, he remarked. Bruce Westerman, candidate for Congress, speaks with Ronnie Lyons in Nashville on sibility of Ebola being supporters and meet voters Explaining that the state Wednesday afternoon. present in Howard in the area. house seat for Hot Springs County is urged to Westerman said that he opened up at a time when school board, he served term and rising to majority he “would never have ex- contact infection never really had ambitions he was able to do “some- two terms in the legislature, leader when Republicans pected” that Congressman control nurse Gayla Beaird at 845-6941 to run for Congress, or even thing part-time” after finish- being named minority leader became the majority in the Tom Cotton would vacate or 845-1500. the state legislature, but that ing one term on the local before the end of his first last election. He said that See VISIT | Page 12 2 Editorial The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, October 2, 2014 Quiz show judge

Oren Harris had led a life of dedication and integrity that led him into public service. The one-time El Dorado lawyer would find that integrity tested as a member of Congress. In 1959, Harris and his congressional committee became the epicenter of one of the most explosive scandals in American broadcast history – the quiz show scandal. Born in 1903 in Hempstead County to a family of farmers, Harris learned the importance of hard work and education. He graduated from high school in Prescott, then attended college at what is now Henderson State University in Arkadelphia. He earned tuition money picking peaches and playing baseball for various local teams. After graduating from law school in 1930, he started a law firm in El Dorado. His sharp mind and honesty earned him election as prosecuting attorney in 1936. In 1940, he was elected to Congress. By the mid-1950s, television had Americans riveted to their screens. The $64,000 Question was a huge hit when it premiered on CBS in 1955. The $64,000 top prize Dr. kenneth would be worth more than $568,000 in 2014 dollars. briDges Grand prize winners, all History instant celebrities, were Professor toured around the nation by the network. In April 1956, Steel is sharper CBS debuted The $64,000 Challenge, bringing in celebrities as well as top contestants from The $64,000 Question. One does expect a candidate for Attorney General to ticular her time with DHS, indicating that she does not Contestants could play for even higher prize amounts. Not know the law. That is the inescapable reality of the race play well with others. Such people tend not to be good about to be outdone, NBC developed its own rival quiz for Attorney General for the state of Arkansas this fall. managers. show, Twenty One, in 1956. When partisanship falls away, and we are talking about Nate Steel does have at least a good basic understand- Producers for all three game shows eventually the person qualified to do the job for the state, it boils ing of the law (I don’t know of any evidence in media decided that to keep viewer interest, they would pick the down to the necessaries of being able to manage a stable other than local papers to illustrate that, but you can winners beforehand, cheating unsuspecting contestants. of attorneys and having knowledge of the law. take my word that he has demonstrated good knowledge Producers and advertisers took bribes. Eventually, the The three candidates that we are presented with (yes, when jousting verbally with me on a wide variety of legal word got out that the game shows were fixed. At first, there are three, despite the fact that only topics). In particular, he knows criminal, contestants and networks denied it, even to grand juries. two are airing television commercials), are administrative and domestic law very well. As the scandal erupted, all three immensely popular all attorneys, but that does not mean that D.e. rAY And I doubt that he would find himself in programs were off the air by fall 1958. they have those base necessities. the sort of snarl that Rutledge currently Managing Congress would now investigate. Hearings would come Whether or not Leslie Rutledge is dis- does because of a lack of knowledge. Editor before the Committee on Legislative Oversight, chaired by qualified as a candidate because of the I know that there are those who swear Harris. Dozens of witnesses were quizzed for days as they issues with her voter registration, her re- themselves purple that they won’t vote for came forward with evidence. One of the most notorious, sponse to her removal from voter roles (in- a Democrat - even if he is the hometown Charles Van Doren, admitted that he had received the voking a federal law that does not apply in this case), the boy. To those, I have a fine alternative: vote for Aaron answers on Twenty One, which resulted in a valuable initial paperwork snafu that caused her to be removed Cash, the Libertarian candidate. He also demonstrated contract to regularly appear on NBC’s Today. Van Doren, from the voter rolls (what attorney does not know if the a good knowledge of the law during our brief conversa- after previously denying the fix, testified before Harris that legal document they are signing is the right one- or worse, tions and the Arkansas Press Association debate at which his wins were scripted. signs a legal document they know positively to be the I was able to hear the three candidates. He specializes Van Doren’s emotional confession left the panel incorrect one, as she now alleges), and the deliberate in immigration law, a difficult field in which the state unimpressed. Harris dismissively responded, “God bless action of requesting to vote absentee in Arkansas only a desperately needs experts. you,” while New York Rep. Steven Derounian flatly stated few weeks after deliberately registering to vote in Virginia And another sign that Cash is a smart guy that de- that he should not be rewarded for telling the truth. Van (which is patently illegal, and would not be excusable serves the votes of those who won’t vote for Democrats Doren quit his teaching job and was fired from NBC. even by a claim of total ignorance of the law) - she has - when he was asked about Steel’s performance at the Fraud suits were filed against the networks, and threats of shown on one level or another that she does not have APA debate, he replied, “He’s got my support.” perjury charges flew. the basic knowledge of the law to be the next Attorney I’m not sure it was a joke. For all the drama Harris presided over in 1959, no one General for the state of Arkansas. For those of us whose loyalty to our community runs outside the packed hearing room would see them. House And that is besides the evidence from her incredibly a little bit deeper, we will be voting for Nate. He is the Speaker Sam Rayburn decided not to allow cameras to short time at every single job she has ever had, in par- best qualified for the job. televise the hearings, declaring that the cameras were beneath the dignity of Congress. “Millions of Americans have been tricked, deceived, and duped by what was nothing more than a sordid commercial scheme,” concluded Harris. He urged Congress to enact new rules stating the rigging of any contest or quiz show, thus defrauding the public, would A new case for term limits result in up to a year in prison and a $10,000 fine. The new laws were passed in 1960, and the primetime quiz show disappeared for decades. Harris would continue to serve in Congress until 1966 when President Lyndon Johnson appointed him federal “The legislative department is everywhere ... drawing all power judge. The 1994 movie Quiz Show was based on the scandal. And the game show would be forever changed into its impetuous vortex.” -- James Madison, Federalist 48 because of the hearings. n n n Unfortunately, Congress’ vortex now spins the other having added its approval without discernible delibera- Dr. Kenneth Bridges, a History Professor at South Ar- way, throwing off powers that the executive scoops up. tion, also skedaddled. kansas Community College in El Dorado, can be reached Hence this autumn’s spectacle: Feverish House and Sen- Obama is demonstrating in foreign policy what he has at [email protected]. The South Arkansas Historical ate candidates waging ferocious campaigns to win or redundantly demonstrated in domestic policy -- that a Foundation is dedicated to educating the public about the state’s rich history. The SAHF can be contacted at PO Box retain offices that are of rapidly diminishing significance. supine Congress is superfluous to governance. 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The Senate, their branch as a branch.” Thursday, October 2, 2014 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Community 3 Cake, pie auction a new addition to Obituaries upcoming market day MINERAL SPRINGS - The and a prize of $50 for the Delena Gant Duke, 87, former Nashville resident, Sept. 29 city of Mineral Springs will best cake and $30 for the Delena Gant Duke of Magnolia, Christ, where she was extremely active and hard- hold their next Market Day best pie. The entries will be Arkansas was called home to be with working in the children’s Bible school program on Sat., Oct. 11, starting at judged on appearance, taste the Lord on Sept. 29, 2014. as a teacher and supervisor. Future preachers, 8:30 a.m. and texture. Prizes will be She was preceded in death by missionaries, and elders heard many Bible Businesses in the city will awarded at 1 p.m. Entrants her parents, Wayne and Alma stories as children at her feet. She was also a be holding special sales for are asked to bring a second McBride of Havana, Arkansas; popular speaker at area-wide teacher training the day, and children’s ac- baked good to be included three brothers, Robert Dodd, workshops. tivities including a hayride, in a Cake and Pie Auction, Guinn McBride, and LaWayne McBride; her In 1980-81 Delena exhibited great faith and pumpkin decorating, art and with proceeds going to the irst husband, Hilton Gant of Nashville; second strength when, over about a year’s time, she had library activities will be done Market Day Fund. husband, Albert Duke of Magnolia and her son, to face the loss of her mother, father, younger son, throughout the day. Those wanting to learn and husband. In 1984 she married Albert Duke and Vendors will be set up more about the bake-off are Kevin Gant of Nashville. Her survivors include her sister, Dolores McBride; son, moved to Magnolia, where she spent her remaining years. in booths along the main encouraged to pick up fliers street, selling crafts, an- at Mineral Springs Town Keith Gant (Janet); grandchildren, Matthew Gant (Adele) There she was a member of the Jackson St. Church of tiques, produce and more, Hall, Diamond Bank or Main and Rachel Gant Newman (Paul); great grandchildren, Christ, where she was well known and loved as a friend and garage and yard sales Street Treasures, or call Car- Serenity and Keegan Gant and Charlee Newman; and and helper to many who were less fortunate or in need. all over the city will be coor- ol Kissman at 870-845-6203. a number of nephews and nieces, step-sons and step- She was also a generous supporter of good works; many dinated with the event, with Those needing more in- grandchildren. orphans, starving children, and missionaries were blessed maps showing the locations formation about Market Day, Delena was born in Havana, Arkansas on Dec. 31, 1926. by her. All who knew her remember her as being so full of yard sales available to or those wishing to register As a teenager she was crowned queen of Yell County. of life and friendliness, yet with a gentle spirit. She will market-goers. for a booth or yard sale list- She graduated from Havana High School in 1945 and be greatly missed but forever remembered. Drawings for prizes ing, are encouraged to call was class valedictorian. Immediately after graduation she Visitation will be from 5:00-8:00 P.M. Thursday at awarded to market-goers the city water office at 870- went to Washington, D.C. and worked for the summer Bailey Funeral Home in Magnolia. will be held at 11 a.m., 2 p.m. 287-4230 during business across the street from the White House. In 1949 she Funeral services will be held on Friday, October 3, and 3:30 p.m. hours, or call Linda Johnson graduated from Arkansas State Teachers College (now 2014 at 12:00 noon at the Jackson St. Church of Christ Special to this quarter’s at 870-85-6151. All sales must University of Central Arkansas) with a bachelor’s degree with Brian Mickey oficiating. A graveside service will market day is a bake-off be registered by Wednesday, in Home Economics. She then taught Home Economics follow at 4:30 pm at Restland Memorial Park in Nashville, contest with a $5 entry fee October 8. at Mansield High School until her marriage to Hilton Arkansas under the direction of Bailey Funeral Home in Gant of Greenwood in 1950. They settled in Nashville Magnolia. where she lived through 1984. In all their years together In lieu of lowers, the family suggests that memorials they never once spoke an unkind word or with a raised be sent to: Children’s Home of Paragould, 5515 Old voice to each other. Walcott Rd., Paragould, AR 72450. correction God was always the center of her life. In her 35 years Sign our online registry at www.baileyfuneralhome. at Nashville she was a member of the Sunset Church of net. In the Mon., Sept. 29 edition of The Nashville News, it was incorrectly reported that the Nashville Rural Water Public Authority will be raising its rates to $1.25 per gallon over the Alfred Anderson Thomas Theodore Michaels initial 3,000 gallons included in the base rate. The rate will Funeral services for Alfred Anderson are pend- Mr. Thomas Theodore Michaels, age actually be set at $1.25 per 1,000 gallons above the initial. ing with Latimer Funeral Home. 68, a resident of Lockesburg, Arkansas, The News regrets the error. died Wednesday, October 01, 2014 at his home. He was born to Theodore and Marie Agnes Durkowski Michalowski on August 16, 1946 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He was retired from the U S Marines. bugging out He is survived by his wife, Brenda Ann Lowrey Michaels of Lockesburg; two sons and a daughter- in-law, Jarrid Nevels Francis and Joshua Lynn and Kim Francis both of Beebe; a daughter and son- in-law, Jaclyn and Jason Bowen of Glenwood; six grandchildren; brother-in-law, Gary Lowrey and his wife, Cheryl of Lockesburg. Graveside funeral services with military rites for Mr. Thomas Michaels will be held at 2:00 P.M., Saturday, October 4, 2014 in the Bellville Cemetery with Rev. Burle Mattingly oficiating, under the direction of Chandler Funeral Home, De Queen. The family will receive friends at Chandler Funeral Home on Friday, October 3, 2014 from 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. You may send an online sympathy message at www.chandlerfuneral.com.

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© 2009 Hometown Content 4 Community The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, October 2, 2014 Medicare Extension service enrollment named top volunteer period organization by Gov. opens this LITTLE ROCK – After years our affiliates like the Exten- as runner up for the number sion Homemakers Council, month of volunteer hours in a year, Master Gardeners and 4-H the University of Arkansas volunteers all make it part The Area Agency on Ag- Cooperative Extension Ser- of their mission to serve ing of Southwest Arkansas vice claimed the top spot, others. announced Monday that honored by Gov. Mike Beebe Each year, the Division Medicare’s Part D annual for the more than 2.8 million of Community Service and open enrollment period be- volunteer hours donated to Nonprofit Support, part of gins Oct. 15 and will continue the people Arkansas. the Arkansas Department until Dec. 7. The Cooperative Exten- of Human Services, issues The program is open to sion Service recorded 2.86 a report on the economic anyone 65 years or older, or million hours by 36,792 impact of volunteers. The for those already enrolled people. The dollar value ac- report said that in 2013, more in the program to change corded to that unpaid work than 500,000 Arkansans of- their plan. People who have is $64.9 million. The exten- fered volunteer services. received disability benefits sion service was recognized Seven-hundred-five organiza- from Social Security or the during a ceremony Tuesday tions contributed 16.5 million Railroad Retirement Board at the Governor’s Mansion in hours of volunteer service within the last two years Little Rock. to the state with a value of are also eligible, as are those “Sounds like a cliché, but $423.01 million. suffering from end stage re- service is not only part of our Over the previous two nal disease or amyotrophic name, it’s also deeply held years, only the state Depart- lateral sclerosis. mission for our hundreds ment of Human Services and To apply online, visit ssa. of employees and affiliate its 10 divisions had higher gov. For more information or members statewide,” said numbers of volunteer time for help signing up, contact Tony Windham, associate than the extension service. the Area Agency on Aging at vice president-agriculture- To learn more about the 870-234-7410. extension, for the University Cooperative Extension Ser- of Arkansas System Division vice and its volunteer oppor- of Agriculture. “Not only do tunities, contact your county our employees give of their extension office or visit www. Church time to the communities, but uaex.edu. event set St. Luke #2 Missionary Centennial celebration planned Baptist Church in Fulton The Little River Baptist As- Baptist Children’s Homes will be celebrating its 104th erry Mounts and Jeff program. sociation will celebrate its 100 and Family Ministries; Dr. Rex anniversary on Sun., Oct. Icenhower, of Dierks, Dextin is the son of Danette Alspaw, years of existence Sun., Oct. Horne, President of Ouachita 26, at 2:30 p.m. with special would like to announce of De Queen, and Damon Wheeler, of 12 at the First Baptist Church Baptist University. The main K Carlton, Minnesota. He is the grand guest speaker pastor Mickey in Nashville. Members from message of the evening will the upcoming marriage of their son of Dan and Marlene Alspaw, of Manning of Mt.Zion Baptist daughter, Morgan Whitney Icen- the 30 cooperating churches be delivered by Don Moore, Church of Prescott, with Ashdown, and Otis and Evonne Black- will meet for the centennial the former Executive Direc- members of his church also hower, of Dierks, to Dextin Blake mon, also of Ashdown. Dextin is a 2007 celebration and the public tor of the Arkansas Baptist joining in the celebration Wheeler, also of Dierks. graduate of De Queen High School is invited to attend. The pro- Convention. at Fulton. All surrounding Whitney is the grand daughter of and is currently employed with Oneok gram will begin at 5 p.m. Don Jones is the Direc- churches are invited to join Terry and the late Linda Mounts and Pipeline. Guests for the evening tor of Missions for the Little them in fellowship. For more Mike and Glenda Icenhower, all of The couple will be united in matri- will be: Sonny Tucker, The River Baptist Association information, contact pastor Dierks. She is a 2008 graduate of Dierks mony Sat., Oct. 11 at 111 Lazy J Lane Executive Director of the which was organized in 1914. James Conway or church High School, a 2010 graduate of UA in De Queen. The ceremony is set to Arkansas Baptist Conven- The host pastor of Nashville, clerk La Shawn Helm by call- Cossatot’s LPN program and a 2014 begin at 5 p.m., and all friends and fam- tion; David Perry, Executive First Baptist Church is Kevin ing 870-777-8835. graduate of the Texarkana College’s RN ily are invited to attend. Director of the Arkansas Sartin. Park commission hears complaint Alleged mistreatment of youth soccer player the subject of rare special meeting Monday evening

D.E. RAY ficer Freddie Horne. and that he had admitted to Conatser alleged that using their children against the league with a refund of Managing Editor Horne started the meet- the use of profanity, as well the child of the coach was each other in their conflict. the enrollment fee. ing by reading relevant por- as to interrupting the game. bullying his child, among He stated that he felt Commissioners also dis- NASHVILLE - The Nash- tions of the park’s code of Conatser was arrested on a other issues. The written that the children’s interests, cussed the punitive mea- ville City Park Commission conduct for participants in charge of disorderly con- statements also explained which are mainly having sures to be taken for the held a rare special session sporting events, including duct due to the incident. efforts by park director fun through the playing of violation of the code of Monday to discuss a con- the punitive measures for The commissioners were Nikki Cherry to resolve sports, were being ignored conduct, with Reed pressing duct issue involving the violating that code, which also presented with written the situation by offering in favor of that conflict. Oth- for the minimum suspen- parent of a young person in a first offence is a suspen- statements from the parties to move Conatser’s child er commissioners voiced sion in light of the fact that involved in one of the park’s sion from the park for at involved, which detailed to another soccer team or their agreement with Reed’s Conatser had already felt sports leagues. least four games. the base conflict between refund the enrollment fee statements, reiterating what legal ramifications for the The incident leading to He then presented the Conatser and the assistant and remove the child from he said repeatedly. incident. the special hearing was other commissioners an coach of the soccer team the league altogether. At that point, Horne The commission unani- an outburst of profanity arrest report from the Nash- which led up to the incident. After reading through asked the commission to mously decided to impose from the parent, Homer A. ville police department The conflict had apparently the reports, commissioner determine a course of ac- the minimum suspension Conatser, 53, of Nashville, dated September 25 which existed for some time prior James Reed led off com- tion. Commissioners agreed from the park for four while he strode out onto the detailed the incident. In the to Conatser’s son being en- ments by addressing the quickly to endorse the reso- games, and determined soccer field where his child report, it was stated that rolled in the soccer league, parents of the two children, lution suggested by Cherry, that Conatser would be and others were playing, Conatser had directed his and had continued on after saying that he felt it was offering to move Conatser’s contacted by certified mail interrupting play, according invective at a coach of the the soccer league began more a conflict between the child to another soccer with the exact dates of the to commission presiding of- team his child played on, practice. parents, and that they were team or remove him from suspension. Howard County Howard County Farm Bureau’s Insurance Invites you to the Annual Annual Dinner Golden Gathering Thursday, October 9th at the Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2014 Nashville City Park at 6:30 p.m. 9:00 a.m. - Noon at Howard County Fairgrounds Be sure to stop by and check out our booth! Nashville SEE YOU THERE! 1511 S. 4th Suite B • Nashville • 870-845-5800 Bring the family and enjoy a delicious meal! Thursday, October 2, 2014 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Community 5

Seasonal favorite is good Recipe of the Week Here are a couple of recipes to help you get in the season! The pumpkins for more than just decor pumpkin pie crunch was submitted by Deb Kreul, a member of the Liberty/Belles EHC Club. It will make a great snack for family or game night. Also, it is a great snack to enjoy between handing out Decorating for fall or enjoy the scary face with- and bake in a 375 degree candy on Halloween night. Chex Pumpkin Pie Crunch Halloween just isn’t com- Jean out shriveling and drying. oven for 1 to 1 ½ hours, or 1/4 cup brown sugar plete without a pumpkin. ince Another interesting fact until pulp is soft. 1 Tablespoon pumpkin pie spice Most people think of jack- about pumpkins is in early 6. Remove the pulp from 1/4 cup butter U of A 2 teaspoons vanilla o-lanterns or fall decorat- colonial times, pumpkins the rind with a spoon and 2 cups Cinnamon Chex cereal ing when they hear the Extension were used as an ingredi- discard the rind. 2 cups Wheat Chex cereal word pumpkin. But pump- ent for the crust of pies, 7. Blend the pulp until 2 cups Honey Nut Chex cereal 8 oz. pecans kins offer so much more! Pumpkins, just like not the filling. The origin smooth using a blender or In a small bowl, mix brown sugar and pumpkin pie spice; set The name pumpkin other melons, are mainly of pumpkin pie occurred food processor. aside. In small microwave-safe dish, microwave butter on High originated from “pepon” – water. In fact, pumpkins when American colonists 8. To create a really thick about 30 seconds or until melted. Stir in vanilla. In large microwav- able bowl, mix all cereals and pecans. Pour butter mixture over the Greek word for “large are 90% water. They are sliced off the pumpkin top, puree, put the pulp into cereal mixture, stirring until evenly distributed. Add sugar and melon”. We don’t know ex- actually a fruit, but many removed the seeds, and cheesecloth and squeeze spice mixture and stir until coated. Microwave uncovered on High actly when and where the people use pumpkin as a filled the insides with milk, out excess water. 5 minutes or until mixture begins to brown, stirring every minute. Spread on waxed paper or a cookie sheet to cool. Store in airtight pumpkin originated, but vegetable. spices and honey. The Make and use fresh pu- container. they probably originated in They are a member of pumpkin was then baked ree whenever possible for Double Layer Pumpkin Cheesecake North America. Seeds from the gourd family, which in hot ashes. the best taste and fresh- 2 pkgs. (8 oz. each) Fat Free Cream Cheese, softened 1/2 cup sugar related plants dating back includes squash, cucum- Most people purchase ness. Leftover puree can 1/2 teaspoon vanilla from 7000 to 5500 B.C. have bers, gherkins, and mel- canned pumpkin when be frozen for a short period 2 eggs been found in Mexico. ons. Pumpkins can be sub- using in recipes, but you of time. The University 1/2 cup canned pumpkin 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon The traditional pump- stituted for winter squash can easily make your own of Arkansas Cooperative Dash ground nutmeg kin is orange, but in fact, or sweet potato in many pumpkin puree. Here is our Extension Service does 1/3 cup graham cracker crumbs you can find them in a recipes and are used in a recommendation for mak- not recommend canning 1/2 cup fat free whipped topping Mix cream cheese, sugar and vanilla with mixer on medium variety of other colors variety of ways. They can ing pumpkin puree or pulp pumpkin puree. speed until well blended. Add eggs; mix until blended. Do not over- including white and yel- be used to make soups, as some call it: So, celebrate the sea- beat after adding eggs. Remove 1 cup batter; stir in pumpkin and low. The bright orange pies, cookies, and breads. 1. Select a ripe and firm son with this orange won- spices. Spray 9-inch pie plate with nonstick cooking spray; sprinkle bottom with crumbs. color of pumpkin is a dead Pumpkins are naturally medium pumpkin. Larger der! For more information Pour remaining plain batter into crust. Top with pumpkin batter. giveaway that it is loaded low in calories, fat, and pumpkins can be used, about pumpkins or nutri- Bake at 325 degrees for 40 minutes or until center is almost set. with an important antioxi- sodium and high in fiber. but they begin to take on tion in general, contact the Cool. Refrigerate 3 hours or overnight. Top each serving with 1 Tablespoon of the whipped topping. dant – beta-carotene. Beta- They are a good source of a grainy texture the larger Howard County Extension Nutrition Information Per Serving: Calories – 150, Total fat – 2.5 carotene is one of the plant Vitamin A, Vitamin B, po- they get. Office at 870-845-7517 or g. Cholesterol – 65 mg., Sodium – 340 mg., Carbohydrate – 23 g., carotenoids converted to tassium, protein, and iron. 2. Cut open the pumpkin visit our office located on Fiber – 1 g. Protein – 9 g. vitamin A in the body. In Pumpkin seeds, which and remove the seeds and the second floor of the the conversion to vitamin provide protein and iron, fibrous strings. courthouse. I have a fact A, beta-carotene performs are a popular snack. 3. Cut the pumpkin into sheet with several recipes many important functions Of course, no front four to eight pieces. and uses for pumpkins. Yard Sale ~ Fri. & Sat. ~ 8 A.M. in overall health. porch would be complete 4. 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WENDY LEDbETTER Officers Murfreesboro Diamond had been alerted pri- MURFREESBORO - While or to their police continue the investi- arrival that gation into the death of a Hembey was Delight woman, her adopt- recently re- ed son has been formally HEMBEY leased from charged with illegal posses- a prison term. He was sen- sion of a firearm. tenced in 2010 to serve CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News Dustin B. Hembey, 35, six years in the Arkansas Howard County Circuit Clerk-elect Angie Lewis works with newly-hired Deputy Clerk Kimberly Green Tuesday at with an address of 36 Caddo Department of Corrections the Howard County Courthouse. Gap Road, faces up to six for felony fleeing when he years in prison and a fine of apparently tried to escape up to $10,000 if convicted of a traffic stop. the charge. Hembey was on a four- new deputy clerk Police arrested Hembey wheeler at the time of the Sept. 13 after he placed 2010 arrest and was also an emergency call to the charged with drinking in Former banker hired to ill position in Circuit Clerk’s ofice Pike County Sheriff’s Office. public, criminal trespassing He allegedly told officers and illegal possession of a CHARLES GOODIN the obvious choice due to her previ- said she will primarily be respon- that his mother had fallen firearm. Editor ous experience in banking. sible for handling juvenile crime but police and emergency When officers were “She’s over-qualified, for one cases, but may eventually branch personnel who arrived on called to the home in Sep- NASHVILLE - Area residents thing, but I’m not opposed to out into real estate transactions, bill- the scene reported that tember, they reportedly visiting the Howard County Circuit over-qualified because I was over- ing and other functions of the office. the story didn’t match the found a gun and ammuni- Clerk’s office will be greeted by a qualified when I came here,” Lewis “The goal is for everybody to be victim’s injuries. tion in the bedroom Hem- new face beginning this week with said. “As fast-paced as it gets in able to do everything in this office,” The victim, identified in bey identified as his. As a the arrival of Deputy Clerk Kimberly here, I felt like she would be able Lewis said. a police report as Jo Ann felon, he is not allowed to Green. to handle it.” Green is beginning her term in the Hembey, had apparently have possession of a gun. Green began working in the office A 2009 graduate of Texas A&M position about three months before been moved to a bed in the Additional charges could Monday after she was hired a week University-Commerce, Green Lewis is set to take over as Circuit home prior to police arrival. be filed against Hembey ago by Circuit Clerk-elect Angie worked at Bank of America’s corpo- Clerk, a move Lewis said will allow The report goes on to say depending on the outcome Lewis, who said the Texas native rate offices in Plano, Texas, for five incumbent Bobbie Jo Green time that Hembey led investiga- of the police investigation was selected from a pool of about years before relocating to Howard to train her in duties particular to tors through the series of into his mother’s death. He 10 people who expressed interest in County with her husband, Gabriel. running the office before her retire- events as he claimed they is being held on a $250,000 the position. Lewis said Green was At the Circuit Clerk’s office, Lewis ment in 2015. occurred. bond.

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NASHVILLE - Two Mineral juana,” Morris said in the Springs men were arrested statement. “Deputy Wake- Tuesday following a traffic field opened the container stop on an ATV just outside and found suspected mari- of town. juana along with suspect According to a statement methamphetamine. Deputy issued by Sheriff Butch Wakefield searched Ansley Morris, 21 year old Ans- and found a metal smoking ley Landtroop and 52 year device on Ansley.” old James Shea Landtroop The suspect was ar- were taken into custody just rested on charges of pos- before 9 p.m. after Deputy sessing marijuana and Steven Wakefield allegedly methamphetamine in ad- observed the Polaris Ranger dition to drug parapherna- they were riding in traveling lia. The passenger, James down the wrong side of the Landtroop, was “drinking road in a curve. a beer” and had an active Following the traffic stop, warrant for nonpayment Wakefield “saw a metal con- of fines, which additionally tainer in a compartment on led to his arrest. the Ranger and asked Ansley Bond for Ansley what was inside,” according Landtroop had not yet been D.E. RAY | Nashville News to the statement. set at press time, while Hannah Sillivan speaks about her experiences as a mammographer and a breast cancer survivor during a coffee “Ansley stated that the James Landtroop remains and brunch event held at Howard Memorial Hospital on Wednesday. The event, jointly hosted by the hospital and container contained mari- in jail on $1,145 bond. the Nashville Chamber of Commerce, marked the start of Breast Cancer Awareness month.

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Hampton recorded 12 week's 24-point win at Riverview. 5, 2011. Trumann has scored just top players in the league. stops, one interceptions and de- Stuttgart at HEbER SPRINGS (8): 13 points in its three losses this NASHVILLE (14) at Fountain Lake: flected three passes against Monti- Stuttgart leads the overall series season. A battle of unbeatens. Nashville cello. Noseguard Austin Capps (6-4, 6-2. The Ricebirds have won con- can't celebrate too much after last 307) averages 10 tackles per game. secutive games this fall after start- 4-4A week's come-from-behind win over “We've got to run the ball and limit ing 0-2. The Ricebird's intercepted Arkansas baptist at POTTSVILLE previously unbeaten Arkadelphia. their possessions,” Star City coach four passes in last week's 20-point (28): This is the first meeting Scrapper senior LaMichael Pettway Jett Furneaux says. win over Southside Batesville. between these teams. Pottsville scored three TDs (two on defense) Heber Springs senior Chandler Mar- must bounce back after last week's a week ago. Pettway has caught 18 WEEk 5 PREDICTIONS quardt ran for 173 yards and two 27-point loss to Dardanelle when passes for 345 yards and 10 TDs (FAVORED TEAM IN ALL CAPS TDs in last week's 16-point triumph the Apaches didn't complete a pass. this season, while QB Leonard Snell FOLLOWED bY POINT SPREAD) at Lonoke. Arkansas Baptist trailed Pulaski has passed for 694 yards and 14 Class AAAA 1-4A Lonoke at NEWPORT (1): Both Robinson 13-7 late in the first half TDs and rushed for 204 yards and a Gentry at bERRYVILLE (1): teams desperate for victories after last week, but lost by 35 points. score. Fountain Lake junior fullback Arkansas High School Football Ranking & Notes Berryville sophomore QB Jacob consecutive losses. Newport has Clinton at DARDANELLE (11): The Parker Ross (team-best 568 yards, Graham ran four times for 78 yards beaten Lonoke four of the past six winner moves into prime contention 11 TDs) and halfback Colby Spoon 1. WARREN (2-2) GAME OF THE WEEk in the first quarter of last week's seasons. Newport trailed West to win the league title. Undefeated (26 carries, 142 yards and two TDs) 2. NASHVILLE (4-0) NO. 4 STAR CITY 29-point loss at Shiloh Christian. Helena by 12 points at halftime Dardanelle outscores opponents pace the ground-oriented Cobras, 3. DOLLARWAY (3-1) AT NO. 1 WARREN But he was injured and didn't last week and lost by 20 points. by 34 points a game. Junior Chris while inside linebackers Spoon 4. STAR CITY (4-0) These teams have won or shared return. Gentry played well in last Lonoke's D has struggled in the Kershner continues making plays (33 tackles) and Luis Martinez (25 5. ARkADELPHIA (3-1) eight of the past nine conference week's 16-point loss to Pea Ridge, second half of the past two games. (11 catches for 270 yards and stops) are the top tacklers. 6. MALVERN (3-1) titles (Warren owns seven of but the Pioneers have trouble mov- Lonoke's Caleb Bailey returned the four TDs, and four interceptions at MALVERN (4) at Mena: Mena's 7. HAMbuRG (3-1) them). Warren sandwiched losses ing the ball. opening kickoff 97 yards for a TD in safety). Sand Lizard senior QB Kris- 21-point triumph last week at 8. DARDANELLE (4-0) to Class 7A Fort Smith Southside PRAIRIE GROVE (10) at Gravette: last week's 40-24 setback to Heber tian Thompson completed seven of Ashdown could help the Bearcats 9. GOSNELL (3-0-1) (in the opener) and to Class 5A Prairie Grove rushed for 410 yards Springs. eight passes for 120 yards and two come playoff time. Senior QB Sage 10. WEST HELENA (2-2) No. 2 Pulaski Academy (Week 3) in last week's 28-point win over RIVERVIEW (3) at Southside TDs and ran for 96 yards and two Kesterson passed for 356 yards and 11. PRAIRIE GROVE (2-1) around a two-touchdown victory Huntsville, without leading rusher batesville: This is the first meeting scores at Pottsville. Clinton has won four TDs and ran for 87 yards, while 12. POTTSVILLE (2-2) at Stuttgart. They've struggled to Bobby Catt (ankle sprain). Catt of these teams. Southside Batesville three straight since losing in the Jackson Daugherty caught a mo- 13. NEWPORT (2-2) establish an offensive identity and could return this week. Gravette started its program in 2006, Riv- opener to Heber Springs. mentum-changing TD pass on the 14. PuLASkI RObINSON (4-0) have alternated quarterbacks the senior Cedric Duarte has rushed for erview started in 2008. Riverview PuLASkI RObINSON (4) at Dover: final play of the first half. Malvern 15. FOuNTAIN LAkE (3-0-1) past three weeks. Senior receiver almost 1,000 yards this season. He senior Xavier Barrow has rushed for A battle of unbeatens. Dover junior gives up 17 points per game. “Their 16. POCAHONTAS (4-0) Darveon Brown started at QB last gained 223 yards in the first half of 475 yards and four TDs this season. Luke Price ran for 140 yards and defense is the fastest we've seen,” 17. HEbER SPRINGS (3-1) week before senior Justin Gorman last week's 35-point win at Lincoln. a TD in last week's 10-point win Mena coach Tim Harper says. 18. MENA (4-0) entered and engineered a pair of “Duarte can make a yard out of 3-4A at Subiaco Academy. Pulaski 19. DOVER (4-0) game-sealing TD drives in last nothing,” Prairie Grove coach Danny brookland at HIGHLAND (25): Robinson senior Hakeem Aldridge 8-4A 20. SHILOH CHRISTIAN (2-2) week's 30-9 victory at Crossett. Abshier says. “He's hard to tackle.” Highland has scored 95 points the ran 14 times for 89 yards and four Star City at WARREN (1): Hootens. 21. CLINTON (3-1) Senior Kilay Cox ran for 150 yards SHILOH CHRISTIAN (17) at Hunts- past two weeks, while Brookland TDs in last week's mercy-rule win at com Class 4A Game of the Week. 22. CAC (3-1) and two TDs, including a 57-yarder. ville: Shiloh Christian senior Mat- has scored 104 this season. Brook- Arkansas Baptist. CROSSETT (8) at Dumas: Crossett 23. ASHDOWN (2-2) Junior linebacker D'Angelo McCoy thew Solomon had 203 all-purpose land senior QB Drake Rainwater has OzARk (7) at Subiaco Academy: played well against Warren last 24. HIGHLAND (2-2) paces Warren with 52 tackles, while yards and three TDs (two receiving passed for 252 yards and two TDs Subiaco Academy moved the ball week before giving up some big 25. GRAVETTE (3-1) senior linemen Lafoy Smith (6-0, and 85-yard kickoff return) in last and rushed for 351 yards and seven well but turned it over in last week's plays in the fourth quarter. Dumas 26. PEA RIDGE (4-0) 225), Aaron Church (5-10, 210) week's 29-point win over Ber- scores this fall. Highland senior WR 10-point loss to Dover. Trojan QB didn't score in last week's 44-point 27. STuTTGART (2-2) and Peyton Hargis (5-11, 175) play ryville, while senior Chandler Smith Avery Johnson amassed 270 yards Kelly Hollis ran for 148 yards and a loss at Dollarway. 28. LONOkE (1-3) well up front. “We haven't improved ran twice for 120 yards and a TD. and scored a school-record six TDs TD and threw a TD pass last week. DeWitt at DOLLARWAY (35): Dol- 29. CROSSETT (2-2) much since Week 1,” Warren coach Huntsville surrendered almost 500 in last week's 22-point win over Ozark gives up 32 points a game. larway's playmakers continue tun- 30. MONTICELLO (2-2) Bo Hembree says. “Our defense yards last week at Prairie Grove. Jonesboro Westside. ing up for late season showdowns 31. OzARk (1-3) and special teams are playing well. Lincoln at PEA RIDGE (24): Unde- Cave City at GOSNELL (20): This 7-4A against Hamburg (Week 7), Star 32. JONESbORO WESTSIDE (2-2) feated Pea Ridge has given up just is the third meeting between these Waldron at ARkADELPHIA (31): City (Week 8) and Warren (Week 33. DuMAS (1-3) But, we need a quarterback to take 34 points this season. Senior QB teams. Gosnell won the past two Arkadelphia led Nashville late in 10). Senior Keyshawn Williams 34. bAuxITE (2-2) over. We've got to get some con- Seth Brumley ran and passed for by a combined 70-35. Pirate QB the third quarter last week, but lost ran for 164 yards and a score in 35. HuNTSVILLE (2-2) sistency on offense.” Undefeated TDs in last week's 30-14 victory at Dwight Griffin (hand) and running by 17 points. Waldron hasn't won last week's 44-0 win over Dumas, 36. bERRYVILLE (2-2) Star City has won four games by an Gentry. Lincoln trailed Gravette by back Carlos Blackman (thigh since Week 7, 2011. while senior Henri Murphy caught 37. SubIACO ACADEMY (2-2) average of 49-11. The Bulldogs led 28 points at halftime a week ago. bruise) didn't play in last week's ASHDOWN (1) at bauxite: An op- a TD pass and returned a punt for 38. CAVE CITY (2-2) Monticello by 21 points at halftime 24-point win over Brookland. posing coach says Ashdown “can 39. DEWITT (1-3) last week and cruised to a 48-23 another.

40. ARkANSAS bAPTIST (1-3) triumph. Junior QB Tye Brown has 2-4A POCAHONTAS (28) at Harrisburg: be as good as any team in the con- Monticello at HAMbuRG (21): 41. bROOkLAND (2-2) completed 67 of 108 passes for 965 WEST HELENA (2) at CAC: West This is the first matchup between ference, but they can lose games if Monticello turned the ball over four 42. RIVERVIEW (1-3) yards and 12 TDs, and he’s rushed Helena senior Keith Hayes threw these teams since Pocahontas won they get down.” The Panthers hung times in last week's 25-point loss at 43. HARRISbuRG (1-3) for 112 yards and a score. Senior three TDs and ran for another in last 42-7 in 2001. Undefeated Pocahon- with Mena last week, but gave up Star City. Senior QB Grant Jeffers 44. LINCOLN (1-3) Dajunn Harris carried 12 times for week's 20-point win over preseason tas averages 43 points per game, a TD passes on the final play of the passed for 268 yards and two TDs, 45. GENTRY (0-4) 191 yards and four scores last week league favorite Newport. CAC's while Harrisburg gives up 33 ppg. first half and the second play after but he was intercepted three times. 46. TRuMANN (1-3) against Monticello. Harris has 39 three wins are over teams with a JONESbORO WESTSIDE (21) at intermission. Bauxite kept it close Hamburg hung 50 points on DeWitt 47. SOuTHSIDE bATESVILLE (0-4) carries for 511 yards and eight TDs combined record of 4-8. Mustang Trumann: Trumann hasn't won a but lost at Malvern by 24 points last a week ago and averages 40 points 48. WALDRON (0-4) this fall. Senior middle linebacker sophomore QB Noah Evans passed conference game since knocking off week. Miner all-purpose player Ben weekly. FIRST STATE BANK Nashville • (870) 451-9994

yards. Senior RG Seth Sota QB into three interceptions, two out Carlisle 30-0. Sophomore CB linemen and team leader Dakota (5-11, 275; 375-pound bench) near the goal line. Poyen head Hayden Flud paced Des Arc with Barrett, who is doubtful for this made his debut at noseguard coach Vic Barrett is a former 13 tackles. week's game. Junior LB Caleb late vs. Jonesboro Westside with Magnet Cove QB and always has Palestine-Wheatley at MCCRO- Jones leads a Mount Ida defense a seven-tackle fourth quarter. his team ready to play Magnet RY (6) : P-W senior RB Mikal that allows 14 ppg. Sota made eight stops at Marked Cove. Poyen lost 7-6 at Magnet Ripper ran for 226 yards and Spring Hill at LAFAYETTE Tree. Junior RB Anfernee Davis Cove a year ago. four TDs last week in a 66-49 COuNTY (12): Lafayette County (hip pointer) showed toughness Mountain Pine at CONWAY homecoming win over Augusta. all-league RB Tre'Darius Burks at Marked Tree and ran for 215 CHRISTIAN (28): Too much McCrory did not reach the Hazen simply would not allow the yards and four TDs in his best firepower at Conway Christian 20-yard line a week ago in a 30-0 Cougars to lose last week, rush- game of 2014. with junior QB Jaycob Henry loss at No. 3 Hazen, but the Jag- ing 22 times for 304 yards and Midland at E. POINSETT passing to classmate Jon Mark uars still managed 200 yards. six TDs in a 42-36 mild upset of COuNTY (56): EPC sunk Salem Wood (eight receptions for 117 CLARENDON is open. Murfreesboro. Lafayette County Class AA 58-0 last week, holding the Grey- yards vs. Poyen). Mountain Pine trailed 36-20 after three quarters, hounds to 73 yards while forcing senior RB Deion Johnson rushed 7-2A but Burks ripped off TD runs of Arkansas High School Football Ranking & Notes four turnovers. Senior QB/S for 153 yards against Cutter M. Foreman at DIERkS (6): No. 80, 19 and 43 yards in the fourth Aaron Scales paces EPC with 47 Star and might be the top 'back 9 Dierks rebounds from last quarter. Burks accounted for 304 1. JuNCTION CITY (3-0) GAME OF THE WEEk tackles, followed by senior LB in the league. week's 38-point loss at Gurdon. of Lafayette County's 343 total 2. bEARDEN (3-0) NO. 14 bIGELOW Austin Coffman with 29 stops. CuTTER M. STAR (8) at Dierks senior DT Layne Mc- yards. 3. HAzEN (4-0) AT NO. 13 ENGLAND Rector at SALEM (2): Advantage Quitman: Cutter Morning Star Whorter (6-3, 270) made plays 4. E. POINSETT COuNTY (4-0) England was flagged 15 times home team in battle of winless sophomore QB Andrew Bennett early, and the Outlaws trailed 8-2A 5. RISON (3-1) last week in a 34-28 loss at 6. GuRDON (2-2) programs. has ignited Coach T.C. Shamel's by just a TD late in the second Strong at bEARDEN (35): Last Magnet Cove, including three 7. EARLE (2-2) Spread, closing in on 1,000 quarter. Dierks had allowed just week's bye week came at good procedure penalties in a row. 8. HECTOR (4-0) 4-2A yards. Bennett ran for 253 32 points through three games time for No. 2 Bearden and England slotback Tyrik Har- 9. DIERkS (3-1) HECTOR (32) at Magazine: yards and three TDs, passed before giving up 44 last week senior RB-WR/LB DeVontae ris (achilles) was far from 100 10. DES ARC (3-1) Magazine has scored 14 points for another TD and made 22 to Gurdon. Last week, Foreman Ross (knee). Ross is already percent. Sophomore QB Brayden 11. MAGNET COVE (3-1) this season. Hector sophomore tackles last week in a 30-7 win sophomore Tucker Hall rushed off crutches but has an MRI 12. CROSS COuNTY (2-2) Brazeal threw three interceptions QB Tanner Gaines completed 10 over Mountain Pine. Quitman 18 times for 123 yards and a TD scheduled for this week. Strong 13. ENGLAND (3-1) in the face of constant blitzing by of 10 passes last week for 167 gradually adjusting to first-year in a 26-21 win over Spring Hill. dresses just 16 but senior RB 14. bIGELOW (3-1) Magnet Cove. League coaches yards and two TDs in a 43-7 win head coach Brett Shrable's Dierks crushed Foreman 45-0 Isaiah Ellison and junior WR 15. MCCRORY (2-2) praise Bigelow's defense every over Western Yell. Six Hector Spread with sophomore QB Trey a year ago and won a shootout Le'Andre Rucks are big-lay 16. MOuNT IDA (3-1) year for its tenacity and superior 17. WOODLAWN (3-1) Wildcats scored TDs in the first McGhee triggering the offense. 62-53 in 2012. Foreman won at threats who can fly. technique. Senior LB Damar- 18. LAFAYETTE COuNTY (3-1) 16 minutes of the game. Dierks 14-7 in 2011 during a 2-8 JuNCTION CITY (49) at Hamp- cus Grider leads the Panthers 19. MuRFREESbORO (3-1) HACkETT (35) at Western Yell 6-2A season. ton: No. 1 Junction City leads the in tackles this fall, followed by 20. bRINkLEY (3-1) County: WYC trailed Hector 36-0 HAzEN (15) at brinkley: No. 3 GuRDON (21) at Mineral overall series 28-10. Senior DE junior ILB Tanner Shadell. Senior 21. CuTTER M. STAR (3-1) with eight minutes left in the Hazen rolled over McCrory 30-0 Springs: Mineral Springs lacks and Razorback commit Jamario B.J. Akridge has matured at 22. CONWAY CHRISTIAN (3-1) second quarter last week. Its first a week ago, and the Hornets depth but not team speed and Bell tied a school record with 23. PARkERS CHAPEL (2-2) defensive end and dominated so pass of the game was inter- are still not even at full strength. playmakers in Keon Hendrix and five sacks last week in a 68-8 24. STRONG (2-2) far. Bigelow has allowed 16 ppg cepted and returned 37 yards for Senior Lucas Tenison (shoulder) Cameron Lacy. Gurdon's defense blowout of Hermitage. Senior RB 25. MARkED TREE (2-2) this fall, including games with a TD. WYC mustered 112 total and all-state RB Trenton Mosby intercepted five passes and held Jaqwis Dancy needs 111 yards 26. CARLISLE (1-3) Class 3A Atkins (27-13 loss) and yards, mostly against Hector (ankle) played exclusively on Dierks RB Trendin McKinney to pass JJ Easter (2003-06) 27. WALNuT RIDGE (1-3) Danville (34-18 win). 28. POYEN (1-3) reserves. defense last week. No problem. to less than 30 yards on 14 at- and claim second place all-time 29. FOREMAN (3-1) J.C. WESTSIDE (2) at Decatur Junior Logan Penn ran 20 times tempts last week in a 44-6 blow- among the school's career rush- WEEk 5 PREDICTIONS 30. HACkETT (3-1) (2): Decatur failed to score last for 172 yards and three TDs and out of the Outlaws. Junior RB/ ing leaders. Junction City has (FAVORED TEAMS IN ALL 31. MINERAL SPRINGS (0-3) week in a 34-0 loss to Hackett. returned the opening kickoff 93 DB Jackie Harvell returned one won 30 consecutive games. CAPS) 32. QuITMAN (1-2-1) Westside managed 28 points in a yards for a TD. Brinkley edged interception 90 yards for a TD. Woodlawn at PARkERS CHAPEL 33. HAMPTON (1-3) 3-2A 55-28 loss to Mountainburg. rival Clarendon 27-24. The Tigers Harvell (stomach bug) did not (6): Parkers Chapel sophomore 34. MOuNTAINbuRG (3-1) Marked Tree at EARLE (10): Hartford at MOuNTAINbuRG are explosive and huge up front, play in the second half. Junior Dezmon Jackson carried 22 35. HERMITAGE (0-4) Marked Tree managed just 20 (35): Mountainburg allows 25 starting with 380-pound center LB Jackson Kirkpatrick recorded times last week for 227 yards 36. SALEM (0-4) yards of offense last week, partly ppg. Hartford has scored 17 Tyrek Jones. 11 tackles and an INT. Senior LB and five TDs, but Dakovi Hay's 37. SPRING HILL (0-3-1) due to multiple snaps over the points this season. Marvell at CARLISLE (18): Diondre McCoy recorded seven 59-yard fumble return for a TD in 38. W. YELL COuNTY (1-3) center's head, including one for 39. PALESTINE-WHEATLEY (2-2) Carlisle has allowed 160 points tackles, including two TFL and the third quarter turned the game a safety in a 30-7 loss to Cross 40. uNION CHRISTIAN (1-3) 5-2A in four games. The Bison allowed four QB hurries. in a 46-30 win over Strong. County. 41. AuGuSTA (1-3) bigelow at ENGLAND (1): See 187 points all of last year, includ- Mount Ida at MuRFREESbORO Hermitage at RISON (35): No. 5 Walnut Ridge at CROSS COuN- 42. CLARENDON (1-3) Game of the Week. ing 38 points in the playoff semi- (1): Murfreesboro did not force Rison scored on all six posses- TY (21): No. 12 Cross County 43. DECATuR (0-3) MAGNET COVE (8) at Poyen: finals to state champion Junction Lafayette County to punt last sions in the first half last week focused on defense after losing 44. MAGAzINE (0-4) Magnet Cove survived its an- City. Marvell QB Demetrius week in a 42-36 home loss, and en route to a 40-0 win over 6-2A 45. J.C. WESTSIDE (0-4) Week 3 to Class 4A Jonesboro ticipated matchup with England Garner topped 100 yards offense it could not tackle junior RB Marvell. Junior QB Seth Crouse 46. MOuNTAIN PINE (0-4) Westside in a shootout. Last last week 34-28. Sophomore in a 40-0 loss at Rison. Tre'Darius Burks, who ran for completed four of six passes for 47. MIDLAND (0-4) week, Cross County held Marked Jamil Tyner ran for 168 yards DES ARC (10) at Augusta: Des 304 yards and six TDs. Mount 125 yards, and junior Bryson 48. MARVELL (0-4) Tree to a negative-14 rushing and three TDs. Junior DE Nathan Arc dropped two potential TD Ida handled Mineral Springs Marks ran for 103 yards on 49. RECTOR (0-3) yards rushing and 34 passing 50. HARTFORD (0-3) Reynolds pressured the England passes last week and still shut 42-14 last week without all-state seven carries in the first half. All the sports coverage you’ll ever want! 411 N. Sherman The Nashville News J W Manufacturing Mineral Springs, AR www.swarkansasnews.com 287-4716 Thursday, October 2, 2014 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 SportS 9 Scrappers hitting the road to Fountain Lake Friday CHARLES GOODIN very similar. They’re gonnna Editor let you catch it, they’re gonna tackle you, they’re gonna NASHVILLE - After three keep it in front of them - that consecutive games at home, type of deal.” the Nashville Scrappers are Strong defensive play kept gearing up to take their high- Nashville ahead of confer- octane offense and lock- ence rival Arkadelphia last down defense on the road. week, allowing the Scrap- The team will face Fountain pers to slide firmly into the Lake Friday with kickoff set driver’s seat of the league for 7:30 p.m. title race with a 38-21 over the Both teams are technically Badgers. Dawson praised the undefeated, although the Co- team for overcoming a three bras’ record includes a week point, third quarter deficit to three tie with otherwise-un- win the game despite huge defeated Maumelle, and the swings in momentum. remainder of Fountain Lake’s “Other than a four or five wins have come over teams minute span there it was at the lower end of state rank- dominated,” the coach said. ings. Scrapper Head Coach “It was a good win on a lot of Billy Dawson said Tuesday different levels.” that the relative quality of Standout receiver LaMi- their past opponents makes chael Pettway stole the spot- it difficult to determine how light in the fourth quarter of good the team actually is. the contest with two intercep- “Little Rock Christian is tions returned for scores and 3-1, and they beat Little Rock a third touchdown scored Christian 40-30. Maumelle is on offense, a performance 3-0-1 and Maumelle just beat Dawson said indicates his what I thought was a decent continued improvement as Harrison team Friday night, he is courted nationally by so it’s kind of hard to tell,” Division I colleges. Dawson said. “The guy played well,” What is clear is their offen- CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News Dawson said. “He had five sive scheme, which revolves Scrapper quarterback Leonard Snell looks to pass while Lucas Liggin prepares a block last Friday during Nashville’s win catches on offense, but boy, around getting the ball to over Arkadelphia. he played hard and blocked 6’ tall, 205 pound fullback very precision-oriented and up in a wing-T style offense, the field,” the coach said. “It ball, with up to eight playing well on the perimeter, and Randall Ross, who broke the do a nice job with their of- and are averaging 33 points won’t be a little out-route.” both ways. defensively he’s been playing 700 yard mark last year as fense. They’re not as ath- per game this year while Defensively, the team lines “What they try to do is better and better.” a sophomore. Joining him letic. They’re all gonna be giving up 14. When they do up in a 4-2 and focuses on very similar to what they do The coach also drew at- in the backfield is senior about the same size up front. throw the ball, Dawson said making teams inch down on offense. They’re gonna be tention to Corey Cooper, who tailback Colby Spoon, who They’re all 200-220. They’re they are looking for a big hit the field rather than eating very patient on offense and he said has been performing broke 1,000 yards rushing gonna play hard, flat back and will likely target 5’10” up large chunks of yardage they’re trying to get their “really, really good.” last season. and they’re gonna hand it to junior Sean McNeely or 6’ tall per play. Fans can expect to four or five yards and then “When you don’t notice “The fullback is the bell the fullback 20 times.” senior Cole Jones. see many of the same players take their time,” Dawson those corners, they’re play- cow,” Dawson said. “They’re The Cobras primarily line “They’ll throw it down on the defensive side of the said. “Defensively, they’re ing pretty good,” he said. Outlaws look to bounce back as they host Foreman CHARLES GOODIN comparable when it comes this week as they recover Editor to speed, Bennett said Fore- from last Friday’s thrashing man still has threats in the at the hands of the Gurdon DIERKS - The Dierks Out- form of its offensive line and Go-Devils. laws look to bounce back sophomore quarterback “We had some big turn- from last week’s loss to Tucker Hall, who rushed for overs and stuff that you Gurdon this Friday as they over 100 yards and a score can’t have in a big ballgame prepare to host the Fore- last week against Spring like that, but we didn’t ex- man Gators. Kickoff is set Hill in addition to passing ecute nearly as well as you for 7 p.m. for 62 yards and a second have to in a game like that,” Foreman enters the con- touchdown. the coach said. “We went test riding the momentum “He’s been doing a good back to square one basi- of a two-game win streak, job for them running the cally - just fundamentals and having just posted victories offense at quarterback and stuff like that. And that’s over Horatio and Spring Hill. he’s been executing really what we’re gonna have to That said, the team lost a well,” Bennett said. work on.” shutout to Fouke in week The primary beneficiary Many of those errors, two that should give the of Hall’s aerial assault is Bennett attributes to some- Outlaws hope considering junior Derrick Magby, but thing Dierks has in com- Dierks beat the 3A Panthers the player also shines on mon with their Friday night 33-18 to close out their non- defense, where he pulled rivals: youth. conference schedule. down an interception last “It’s a stepping stone for Still, Head Coach David Friday. Hall contributes to them, too,” he said. “We had Bennett isn’t leaving any- the defensive effort as well, moments last week where thing to chance. recording seven tackles and we played hard, but Gurdon “For us, it’s hard to com- a sack last week alone. played extremely well and DEIRDRE DOVE | Nashville News pare scores,” Bennett said. Running backs Kolton Playing at quarterback, Jake Green rushes for positive yardage Friday during the Dierks we didn’t execute as well as “We’re gonna have to go out Moore, Clark Clevenger Outlaws’ loss to the Gurdon Go-Devils. we needed to.” and play better than what (one of just four seniors on The Outlaws will look to we played last week.” the squad) and Cass Lind- according to Bennett, while Merrell line up at reciver. have returned to football correct that Friday when the Although the teams are sey could also contribute, Thomas Derrick and Kyle Bennett said the Outlaws fundamentals in practice Gators enter “The Holler.” Hornets face David vs. Goliath battle with Gurdon CHARLES GOODIN Ida caught us.” them underrated threats. Editor The Hornets will need all That said, Mineral Springs that and more if they hope is not at a complete disad- MINERAL SPRINGS - The to challenge the Go-Devils, vantage in the contest. Burns Mineral Springs Hornets are whose running game has said both Keon Hendrix and preparing for a David vs. developed a fearsome reputa- James Europe are sub-4.5 Goliath battle Friday as they tion for gutting defenses. sprinters, and defensive- gear up to host the Gurdon “They’ve got three really, ly, the team will be geared Go-Devils. Kickoff is set for really good running backs around containing Gurdon’s 7 p.m. and they’re all really fast. skill players before they can Gurdon enters the game Then they turn around, go put their athleticism to work. fresh off a dominating victory to defense and they’re all on “We’ve got a little bit on over Dierks that positioned the backside playing d-back,” our side as well,” Burns said. them to claim the 7-AA West Burns said. “Their speed is “We’ve just gotta keep them conference championship, definitely a weapon.” from breaking in the open while the Hornets are still The three backs are 5’11”, field. We’ve got to keep it from looking for their first win 182 pound junior Jackie Har- getting into a footrace.” following a disappointing vell, 5’8” 150 pound senior The return of junior defen- performance against Mt. Ida. Alunzo Leeper and 5’7” 151 sive end Keshaun “Bebop” Hornet Head Coach Jason pound sophomore Donald Davis, who missed the Mt. Ida Burns said Wednesday that a Haynie, all of whom contrib- game due to a medical issue, number of factors combined DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Montgomery County News uted to last week’s 44-6 win will also play to the Hornets’ to make last Friday a bad Markeies Moore and Shemar Johnson bring down a Mt. Ida ballcarrier last Friday during over the formerly first-ranked advantage. night for Mineral Springs, the Mineral Springs Hornets’ loss to the Lions. Outlaws. They are joined “Gurdon does an out- and that the team has worked in the backfield by 5’9” 180 standing job of bringing some diligently to correct many do that again.” dropped last week that the ing on getting off the line a pound quarterback Parker pressure from some different of those errors this week in At Monday’s practice, coach said were “extremely little better and hitting the Whitson, who Burns says spots,” Burns said. “We’re practice. Burns said he required his catchable.” Mineral Springs hole a little better,” the coach “throws it well.” The coach preparing for a really good “That Mt. Ida game was by receivers to catch at least also focused on football fun- said. “There were a couple also drew attention to receiv- team - a team that, right now far the most anemic offensive 100 passes each, a move damentals in preparation for times Friday night when we ers Dewayne Marlow (5’10”, is definitely showing it’s one game we’ve had since I’ve designed to correct six first the Gurdon contest. weren’t patient enough, tried 175 pounds) and Adam Coo- of the top teams in the con- been here,” he said. “We can’t down passes the Hornets “Offensively, we’re work- to bounce it outside and Mt. per (6’1”, 167 pounds), calling ference.” 10 Community The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, October 2, 2014

peewee cheerleaders n ABOVE: Over 100 pre-school through sixth grade girls participated in the peewee cheerleading clinic hosted by the Nashville Scrapper cheerleaders last week, culminating Friday with performances at the school’s tailgate party and ahead of the Scrappers’ matchup with Arkadelphia.

n AT LEFT: Braylee Lowery, the daughter of Jake Lowery and Adrienne Reed, performs during the Friday evening portion of the camp.

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n AT RIGHT: Then-senior Katelyn Coffman (now a staff reporter at The Pryor’s staff plans Nashville News) reaches to take the ball away from another player during last year’s Powder Puff tournament. to visit southwest The Dierks High School FBLA will be holding their annual flag football event Tues., Oct. 7 at 5:30 p.m. at the Dierks High School football field. Members of Arkansas this month the Dierks High School football team have served as coaches for the teams. Staff members from Sena- through the Little River Freshmen will face senior girls at 5:30, tor Mark Pryor’s office will County Courthouse from with sophomores playing juniors at 6 be in Howard County Thurs., 11 a.m. until noon, and ap- p.m. A consolation game will be played Oct. 16 to help residents pear at the Howard County at 6:30, and a championship faceoff with service from the Veter- Courthouse from 1:15-2:15 will begin at 7 p.m. Admission to the ans Administration, Social p.m. games will begin at 5 p.m. for a $3 entry Security and other federal They will close out the fee. Concessions will be available. All agencies. southwest Arkansas por- proceeds will go to costs of travel to the Pryor’s staff will visit tion of their tour with a trip FBLA spring conference. the Sevier County Court- to Prescott City Hall from File photo house from 9-10 a.m., swing 3-4 p.m. Number of polling sites for upcoming election reduced NASHVILLE - The Howard “...holding [an] election need to be updated, but this next week. moved to now vote at the moved to the First United County Election Commission is costly and the type of will be addressed at a future Polling sites which will no Center Point Community Methodist Church in Mineral has released a statement election governs whose cof- date. longer be used are the Ath- Center, Nashville township Springs. following their most recent fers the money will come “... voting is at the core of ens fire station, the Dierks 2 and Nashville wards 5 and Allen reported that direc- meeting, held August 4. The from. Preferential primary our democracy. Our goal is fire station and municipal 6 were moved to the Carter tions to new polling sites will statement, presented by and nonpartisan elections to get every registered voter building, the county Hous- Day Training Center, Nash- be posted at the previous commission chair Angela held in May, primary run- to cast a vote and all votes to ing Authority, the Nashville ville ward 2 was moved in polling sites to help avoid Allen, discusses options to off elections conducted in be counted.” schools administration to the Nashville city council confusion. reduce the expense of hold- June, special primary elec- Allen also reported that building, and the Mineral room and wards 3 and 4 She also reported that ing elections without disen- tions, and statewide special the commission selected Springs municipal build- were moved to the jury after this election cycle, the franchising voters. elections are funded by the which polling sites would ing. To accommodate these room of the county court- election commission will “...paper ballots were State Board of Election Com- be closed or moved for the changes, Mountain, Clay and house, while all precincts work to reduce the number [once] our only way of cast- missioners in most part. All coming election, as well as Blue Ridge voting precincts that had voted at the Mineral of precincts in the county, ing a ballot and votes were expenses of general elec- the method by which vot- were moved to the Umpire Springs city hall, as well as which should simplify the counted manually and now... tions of general elections for ers would be notified of the Community Building, Muddy Buck Range township, were election process. voting machines are used Presidential, Congressional, changes. The county clerk Fork, and all Dierks city and votes are counted elec- state, district, county, town- will send notice to all voters wards were moved to the tronically. Polls can now ship, or municipal offices whose polling station has Masonic Lodge building in PUBLIC NOTICE handle more voters and the in Arkansas conducted in changed by mail within the Dierks, Brewer township 1997 Honda Civic • VIN: JHMEJ6575VS018194 poll workers do not have to November are paid for by Is being held at Bypass Diesel & Wrecker Service, spend hours counting votes the county and cities. Inc. 9224 Hwy 278 West Nashville, AR 71852 870- after polls close. “Cutbacks must be made. PUBLIC NOTICE 845-1597 due to abandonment. Vehicle will be sold “Times have changed, Federal money, state money, Notice is hereby given that there has been iled in at public sale unless claimed within 45 days. Failure to reclaim vehicle waves all rights, title, and interest procedures have changed, even local sales tax revenue the County Court of Howard County, Arkansas, the and we, the citizens of How- have all been less due to fed- in above vehicle. Vehicle may be reclaimed during Petition of Weyerhaeuser NR Company asking for business hours by providing ownership, and by paying ard County, must also make eral and state cutbacks and the annexation to the City of Dierks of the following all charges against vehicle. (BD;79;w70) changes just as many other the state of the economy. described lands situated in Howard County, counties have already done. With due diligence, it is our Arkansas, and contiguous to said city, to–wit: For example, Garland Coun- duty to also cut back where BEING A PORTION OF THE EAST 1/2 OF THE ty has a population of 96,000, we can and still meet the 24 precincts, and 24 polling needs of the voters of How- SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 29, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 28 WEST, HOWARD PUBLIC NOTICE sites while Howard County ard County. Notice of Application has a population of 14,000, “... early voting and absen- COUNTY, ARKANSAS; BEING A PORTION OF 35 precincts, and 19 polling tee voting [will] not change THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND DEEDED State Construction Permit AR0041734C sites. We can decrease cost and [are] options available TO WEYERHAEUSER COMPANY, RECORDED Under the provisions of Act 163 of the 1993 Arkansas substantially by combining for voters. BOOK 261, PAGE 498 IN THE DEED RECORDS Legislature, this is to give notice the Water Division existing polling sites. “Precincts are archaic and OF HOWARD COUNTY, ARKANSAS; AND of the Arkansas Department of Environmental BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED Quality (ADEQ) received an application for State AS FOLLOWS: BOUNDED ON THE NORTH BY Construction Permit Number AR0041734C on • Private Club Members & Guest Only HIGHWAY 278, BOUNDED ON THE EAST BY 9/24/2014 from the following facility: • With Memberships Available BARITE ROAD, BOUNDED ON THE SOUTH Tyson Foods, Inc. Tyson Poultry - Nashville • Must Be 21 to enter BY THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID EAST 1/2 OF 100 East Cassady St. THE SOUTHEAST 1/4, AND BOUNDED ON Nashville, AR 71852 THE WEST BY THE WEST LINE OF SAID EAST The facility under consideration is located as Timbers follows: 100 East Cassady Street, Nashville, in 1/2 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4. A plat of said land proposed for annexation is on Howard County, Arkansas. Proposed Construction •• PRESENTS •• ile with said Petition in the ofice of the Clerk of will include replacement of the chlorine disinfection said Court, and the undersigned has been named by system with a UV disinfection system. The design the Petitioner as the person authorized to act on its low of the treatment system will be unchanged behalf. at 1.53 MGD. The existing treatment system is: The Court has ixed the 28th day of October, 2014, screening, loculation, lotation, aerated lagoon, at 10:00 a.m. o’clock as the date for a hearing on activated sludge, sedimentation, nitriication/ said Petition, and all interested persons are now denitriication, chlorine disinfection, dechlorination, notiied to be present at said Court at the time and land application of sludge, and reuse/recycle of date so ixed. treated efluent with a design low of 1.53 MGD. Given this 23rd day of September, 2014. 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The Howard County Collector’s ofice would like to remind everyone that Personal Property & Real Estate Taxes are due OCTOBER 15, 2014 Courthouse hours: 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. • Monday-Friday Saturdays: October 4th • 8 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. October 11th • 8 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. We do not accept credit cards in this ofice but you can pay on-line at.... howardcountytaxcollection.com (If you pay on-line we are not responsible for any parcels not received!) Butch Morris Howard County Sheriff & Collector 12 Community The Nashville News | Online at http://www.swarkansasnews.com | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, October 2, 2014

that he is opposed to am- nesty for immigrants who VISIT are not here legally. He then spoke about pos- From Page 1 sibilities for affecting eco- nomic growth in southwest Arkansas, and said that his the Congressional seat for focus in Congress would fourth district after only one be limiting the effect of the term to run for Senate, but Dodd-Frank Act, passed in said that after much prayer the wake of the banking col- and discussion with family lapses and scandals in 2008, he decided to run. on local banks, saying that Westerman then spoke on the act hurts small banks. several issues that voters in He went on to say that small, the area care about. Leading local banks are drivers of off with discussion of the economy because they lend federal budget, he said that capital to small businesses another shutdown of the and participate in and spon- federal government as hap- sor community events and pened this time last year was activities, as well as being not an option. “I don’t know necessary to the housing anybody that is in favor of a market. shutdown,” he said, going on The final policy area Wes- to emphasize that Congress terman spoke on was health- needs to pass a budget and care. He pointed out that pointing out that Congress healthcare costs account has failed to do so since for nearly 20 percent of the before President Obama’s gross domestic product of administration began. the nation. He put much of He pointed out that Con- the blame for the increase gress’s influence on bureau- in pricing for healthcare on cratic agencies is mainly Medicare rates, and said through control of those that he opposes the Afford- D.E. RAY | Nashville News agencies’ budgets, and that able Healthcare Act. He Matthew Carver makes a high return during the tennis match Tuesday afternoon at the Nashville city park. The without a new federal budget proposed instead adopting match, between Nashville and De Queen, is one of the final matches of the season for the tennis team. Congress is largely abdicat- a block grant model paired ing its power. with a universal waiver for Moving then to foreign Medicaid, which he said Scrapper netters battle De Queen as they policy, Westerman explained would limit funds disbursed his stance on trade poli- by the federal government cy, saying that many trade to the states for healthcare, prepare for conference tourney Monday agreements currently in giving them incentive to place limit the marketing of be more efficient with the kATELYN COFFMAN Molinetto, coming out with a score Alexis White and McKenzie Mor- American goods overseas money. Staff Writer of six to four. phew’s two matches, the first against and that those agreements He also suggested that Robby Morphew and Caleb Glann Perez and Rios and the next against should be re-negotiated in it would be beneficial for NASHVILLE – The Nashville boys’ defeated Gonzales and Domingez by Marrufo and Villeda. The scores for order to open up new mar- patients to have “skin in the and girls’ tennis teams triumphed scoring twice their points in a six to the matches were six to three and kets for goods and raw mate- game” when it comes to cov- over De Queen during Tuesday’s three victory. six to one. rials from the United States. ering costs. Another option game with the boys’ coming out on Carver played another match and Leslie Lingo conquered Zavala When asked about re- that he mentioned for low- top of all five of their matches and defeated Gonzales by six points to and Alfaro by six points to their zero forms to legal immigration ering healthcare costs was the girls’ winning six out of seven his zero. in two individual games. and the desire of employers tort reform, which he said of theirs. In the girls’ division, Brittany Klaire Howard played Angelo and to attract skilled workers would impact malpractice Scrapper Tennis player Matthew Backus and Olivia Herzog played lost by merely a point after Angelo to the country, Westerman insurance rates. Carver beat De Queen opponent Gar- two matches. They found victory in scored seven points to her six. steered the conversation After the interview, Wes- cia seven to five while Jacob Carpen- their first against Cordero and Villeta The Scrapper tennis team will instead to border security terman spoke with a group at ter scored six to one against Lugo. with a six to two score and again compete in an all day conference and ensuring that visitors to Western Sizzlin’ in Nashville Garrett and Glenn Hartness with Dominquez and Perez with six tournament Monday in Arkadelphia the country do not overstay before moving on along the played doubles against Cisneros and to three. beginning at 9 a.m. their visas, also mentioning campaign trail.

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FOR oENT Nashville, AR 71852 $467.63. Call 24 hours! (903) 831- Ward Shavings LLC - dry shavings Ofice 870-845-5303 4540. (SH:99-tf, w21) $1,500/van load. (870) 285-3377. LARRY R. TEAGUE, CIC ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR, por- ______(WS:89-tf; w9) PARTNER Fax 870-845-1764 table, lightweight, like new. Low Furnished apartments for rent, SINGLE PARENT AND FIRST ______HOME • LIFE • AUTO www.teagueandteague.com $ or perhaps free to senior. (888) utilities paid, 1403 S. Main, two TIME HOME BUYERS. Special i- Brazil’s Full Service Center & [email protected] 442-3390. (WG:10-tf, w14) blocks from Tyson, call Hal Scrog- nancing for low down and monthly Detail. For all your car care needs! ______gins, 845-1691. (tf) payments. Call anytime! (903) 831- Why shine when you can sparkle. Silver Sequined Prom Dress, Size ______7324. (SH:99-tf; w18) 805 S. Main, right beside Hickory MILLWOOD CORPORATION 4. Call 870-557-6411. (kw:25-tfn) Peach Tree Trailer Park, 2 and 3 ______House. Call us at 870-557-7739. ______bedrooms, furnished, conveniently Bad or good credit! You own land, (mg:tfn) Buyer of TimBer & TimBerland A BRAND NEW PILLOW TOP located laundry. 845-1355 or 845- we can inance you on any home. ______MATTRESS SET W/WARRAN- 2943. (PT:18-tf, w15) Call 24 hrs. (903) 831-5332. TY! Twin Set $99, Full Set $109, Matt Tollett - (870) 703-6939 ______(SH:99-tf; w18) Johnny Porter - (870) 777-3774 Queen Set $139 & King Set $189! Murfreesboro Mini Storage and ______Carlton Call Sandy at 903-276-9354. Maxi Storage. 845-1870 or 845- ABANDONED 3/2 with land. Mini Storage J.K. Porter Jason Porter RF#987 (PD:79-87) 3168. (GS:tf, w9) Must sell! Call 25 hrs. (903) 831- ______6412. (SH:99-tf; w10) (870) 845-3560 Washer/Dryer Combo, Washer P.O. Box 1316 Ofice: 2 & 3 BR trailers for rent. (870) ______Hope, AR 71802 800-647-6455 works, Dryer needs some work. 845-2940. (SBMH:62-tf; w8) $300.00. Call 451-4189. (mg:tf) ______SANDY BRANCH ______Smith’s Mini Storage Apartments for rent. (870) 451- MOBILE HOMES Ater 13-1/2 years in the carpet Units available in 3940. (DCL:tf, w4) We have your mobile home needs. cleaning business, I am forced to Nashville & Mineral Springs ______SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL & MOVING sell my van and machine. hanks Modern brick apartments for rent, Financing Available! 8:00-5:00 Countryside to all of my loyal customers. FOR contact he Agency, 845-1011. (870) 845-5075 (870) 845-2940 nursery SALE - 1997 Dodge Van, Kohler (CA:tf, w11) Carpet Cleaning Machine. All ______IRRIGATION SYSTEMS, misc. equipment to clean carpet. Country Living - 2 BR Houses, 5 LAWN CARE, LANDSCAPING $7,500.00. hank You, Gary Fun- HOWARD COUNTY miles West of Nashville. Laundro- AND STUMP GRINDING derburk. Funderbolt Klean Carpet. mat on premises. (870) 845-5520. CHILDREN’S CENTER 870-557-0978 or 870-845-5452. (LR:34-tf, w14) JOB OPENING - BALER / FORK-LIFT / Shrubs & Trees (PD:79-80) ______TRUCK DRIVER (wide assortment) ______One Bedroom Apartment. Car- Duties: Baler, Clean-up, Fork Lift Experience, INSURED port, Storage Room. $375, Deposit, and ability to work with adults with disabilities. References. 845-4214. (JS:79) (870) 845-2307

ELP ______Monday thru Friday, some Saturdays. E.O.E. 198 MURRAY LANE 2 BR, 1 BA, Brick House, w/car- Off Hwy 278 W, toward Center Point W ANTED Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., port, Central H/AC, Dishwasher, 1577 Hwy 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852 W/S Connections, Remodeled in 2013. Centrally located near Experienced 4 cycle mechanic schools. $650/deposit - $650/ 14 Temporary job openings Superior Crawish, L.L.C. in Crowley, LA 16 Temporary job openings F & W Farms in Crowley, LA 12/1/2014 to wanted. Apply in person at THE month rent. 870-845-4559. 11/1/2014 to 7/15/2015. General worker needed for crawish and rice farm. 9/30/2015. General worker needed for crawish, rice, soybean and cattle farm. Work includes tractor driving, ield prep, water maint, fertilize, plant and PLACE, 1887 Hwy 27 N, Nashville, (CU:72-tf, 25) Work includes tractor driving, ield prep, water maint, fertilize, plant and havest AR. (TP:70-tf,w17) of crops. Field prep includes manual shovel work and hoeing of weeds, spot harvest of crops. Field prep includes manual shovel work and hoeing of weeds, ______spray and gen farm labor. Help repair and maintain bins, buildings, equip, spot spray and gen farm labor. Help repair and maintain bins, buildings, equip, ______APARTMENTS FOR RENT: 2 farm, fences, ield, levee, roads and shop. Load and unload trucks. Crawishing farm, fences, ield, levees, roads and shop. Load and unload trucks. Crawishing involves manually cutting up of ish bait, set traps, bait and check traps. Grade involves manually cutting up of ish bait, set traps, bait and check traps. Grade Driver/Delivery Person. Must have BR Apartments in Delight, $400/ CDL Class B. 870-200-3618. and wash crawish for shipment, make and repair traps as needed. Worker must and wash crawish for shipment, make and repair traps as needed. Worker must month, $300/deposit, includes be able to lift/carry 50 lbs. M-F, some Sat/Sun, OT varies. Employees may be able to lift/carry 50 lbs. M-F, some Sat/Sun, OT varies. Employees may (PR:77-80,w9) range, refrigerator, water, sewer be compensated above the stated hourly wage, this decision to pay above the be compensated above the stated hourly wage, this decision to pay above the prevailing hourly wage will be made by the employer, basing this decision on prevailing hourly wage will be made by the employer, basing this decision on ______and trash pickup. CALL 501-304- Maintenance Technician (Main- factors that include the individual recipient's performance and work history. factors that include the individual recipient's performance and work history. 0205 for Application. Allergies to ragweed, goldenrod, insect spray and related chemicals and Allergies to ragweed, goldenrod, insect spray and related chemicals and tenance Supervisor) Daisy (MI:78-86,w22) pesticides, etc. may affect workers' ability to perform the job. Employer may pesticides, etc. may affect workers’ ability to perform the job. Employer may State Park, Kirby, AR Position require post hire, random, upon suspicion or post accident drug testing, all at no require post hire, random, upon suspicion or post accident drug testing, all at no ______cost to employee. Testing positive or failure to comply may result in immediate cost to employee. Testing positive or failure to comply may result in immediate termination from employment. Job involves stooping, lifting and working termination from employment. Job invovles stooping, lifting and working outside in inclement weather. Must have 3 mo exp in similar position. All tools outside in inclement weather. Must have 3 mo exp in similar position. All tools furnished at no cost. $9.87 hourly. Housing provided for all workers who cannot furnished at no cost. $9.87 hourly. Housing provided for all workers who cannot In search of dedicated, reasonably return to their permanent residence daily. Guaranteed ¾ contract reasonably return to their permanent residence daily. Guaranteed ¾ contract beginning with worker date of arrival .If applicable, Transp & subsistence exp 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 to worksite provided/paid by employer by 50% of contract, rtn at completion of compassionate LPNs to contract. Apply/Send resumes for this job at the nearest local SWA @ 700 South contract. Apply/Send resumes for this job at the nearest local SWA @ 700 South work in the LTC environ- Elm, Hope, AR 71801 ph 870-777-3421 using LA JO#503822 Elm, Hope, AR 71801 ph 870-777-3421 using LA JO#_505005 7 Temporary job openings IKD Cajun Crawish, LLC. in Morse, LA 9 Temporary job openings Michael J. Prevost and Jeremy Prevost dba: 12/1/2014 to 6/20/2015. General worker needed for crawish farm. Work Prevost Trucking Joint Employers in Crowley, LA 11/10/2014 to 7/15/2015. ment. includes tractor driving, ield prep, water maint, fertilize, plant and harvest of General worker needed for crawish and rice farm. Work includes tractor crop. Field prep includes manual shovel work and hoeing of weeds, spot spray driving, ield prep, water maint, fertilize, plant and havest of crops. Field prep and gen farm labor. Help repair and maintain bldgs, equip, farm, fences, ield, includes manual shovel work and hoeing of weeds, spot spray and gen farm Must have current LPN levees, roads and shop. Load and unload trucks. Crawishing involves manually labor. Help repair and maintain bins, buildings, equip, farm, fences, ield, levee, cutting up of ish bait, set traps, bait and check traps. Grade and wash crawish roads and shop. Load and unload trucks. Crawishing involves manually cutting license. for shipment, make and repair traps as needed. Worker must be able to lift/ up of ish bait, set traps, bait and check traps. Grade and wash crawish for carry 50 lbs. M-F, some Sat/Sun, OT varies. Employees may be compensated shipment, make and repair traps as needed. Worker must be able to lift/carry above the stated hourly wage, this decision to pay above the prevailing hourly 50 lbs. M-F, some Sat/Sun, OT varies. Employees may be compensated above Apply in person at wage will be made by the employer, basing this decision on factors that include the stated hourly wage, this decision to pay above the prevailing hourly wage the individual recipient's performance and work history. Allergies to ragweed, will be made by the employer, basing this decision on factors that include the goldenrod, insect spray and related chemicals and pesticides, etc. may affect individual recipient's performance and work history. Allergies to ragweed, goldenrod, insect spray and related chemicals and pesticides, etc. may affect workers’ ability to perform the job. Employer may require post hire, random, workers' ability to perform the job. Employer may require post hire, random, upon suspicion or post accident drug testing, all at no cost to employee. Lonoke Nursing upon suspicion or post accident drug testing, all at no cost to employee. Testing positive or failure to comply may result in immediate termination from Testing positive or failure to comply may result in immediate termination from employment. Job involves stooping, lifting and working outside in inclement employment. Job involves stooping, lifting and working outside in inclement and Rehab Center weather. Must have 3 mo exp in similar position. All tools furnished at no cost. weather. Must have 3 mo exp in similar position. All tools furnished at no cost. $9.87 hourly. Housing provided for all workers who cannot reasonably return to $9.87 hourly. Housing provided for all workers who cannot reasonably return to their permanent residence daily. Guaranteed ¾ contract beginning with worker their permanent residence daily. Guaranteed ¾ contract beginning with worker 1501 Lincoln Street date of arrival .If applicable, Transp & subsistence exp to worksite provided/ date of arrival .If applicable, Transp & subsistence exp to worksite provided/ paid by employer by 50% of contract, rtn at completion of contract. Apply/ paid by employer by 50% of contract, rtn at completion of contract. Apply/ Send resumes for this job at the nearest local SWA @ 700 South Elm, Hope, AR Send resumes for this job at the nearest local SWA @ 700 South Elm, Hope, AR Lonoke, AR 72086 71801 ph 870-777-3421 using LA JO#504539 71801 ph 870-777-3421 using LA JO#_504544 14 Community The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, October 2, 2014 uofA and Public Policy Center release nonpartisan issues guides LITTLE ROCK – New eth- both sides, the Public Policy are neutral presentations ponents and opponents. for legislative committee setting salaries of certain ics rules for state elected Center of the University of of the ballot issues. 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