The Nashville News THURSDAY • September 12, 2013 • Issue 73 • 1 Sections • 16 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents

IN BRIEFt Dierks man Feral hog presentation pleads no contest scheduled The Pike to stalking charge County and Mine Creek MURFREESBORO - A teen year Conservation Dierks man was sen- old girl Districts will tenced to five years in would be host a pre- the Arkansas Depart- on a so- sentation on ment of Correction cial me- feral hogs on Monday after pleading dia site Oct. 3 at 6:30 no contest to internet and that p.m. with Jeff stalking of a child in Pike MAULDIN he wished Taverner from County Circuit Court. not to speak with her the Arkansas Shaun Troy Mauldin due to the age differ- Game and Fish was originally charged ences. Commission with the crime in March Det. McDonald told as the speaker. after police say he so- Mauldin “OK,” and that The event is licited sex from under- it was nice speaking open to all cover officers posing to him, yet police say interested as a 14 year old girl on Mauldin continued to parties. A free Facebook. converse with the de- meal will be According to police tective posing as the provided and reports, Mauldin initi- 14-year-old via text mes- deadline for ated a conversation with sage. Mauldin kept mak- pre-registering Deputy Jason McDon- ing references about for the event ald, an officer of the going to jail, mentioning is Sept. 26. Pike County Sheriff’s that this might be a cop The event will Office who was posing to whom he was talking, be located at as the underage girl. and asking questions the Munici- Mauldin asked the detec- about the age difference, pal Building, tive where he was from, police say. 204 E. Main phone number, and age. According to officers, St. For more McDonald replied the suspect then began information, back with the answers asking questions which contact Shirley and advised Mauldin he were sexual in nature Lauderbach at was underage, prompt- - still believing he was 870-285-2424 ing the Dierks man to on the social media site or Louise Mor- allegedly tell McDonald with a 14-year-old girl. ris at 870-845- that he thought it was As the chat went on, the 4121 ext. 101. disgusting that a four- See STALKING / Page 8

CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News LaMichael Pettway breaks free for his biggest run of the night Friday during the Scrappers’ loss to Hope. This week, Nashville will take on long-time rival De Queen in the battle for Debt the Saline River Walking Stick. collection Gorham to appear seminar scheduled PLAYING FOR PRIDE in court today on In an effort Traveling trophy on the line as Scrappers to bring help to DWI charge local business, prepare for nonconference rival De Queen the Nashville CHARLES GOODIN stop sign near the inter- Chamber of CHARLES GOODIN n Editor Editor section, then crossed the Commerce n one side of the Saline River Walking Stick, 11 notches are intersection and struck a has scheduled carved beneath a likeness of the Scrapper star, representing NASHVILLE - The parked vehicle, which a seminar on Howard County Justice then struck a second debt collec- the number of times Nashville has brought home the travel- of the Peace and former parked vehicle. Police tions. Busi- ing trophy from their annual matchup against nonconference school official who was say both parked vehicles nesses who rival De Queen. The other side of the stick has one notch, and arrested on charges of were unoccupied and no offer in house this Friday, the 2013 Scrappers will look to keep it that way. driving while intoxicated one was injured during credit will O last month is scheduled the crash. be informed Both Nashville and De Queen are look- to appear in court today. Mineral Springs po- on valuable ing for their first win of the season after Fifty-seven year old lice were dispatched to techniques losses last week. The Scrappers fell to Jeanie Gorham, who re- the scene at 3:55 p.m. in managing Hope 35-21 in their season opener, while tired from the Mineral and Gorham was placed collections Mena narrowly edged out De Queen 14-11. Springs Saratoga School under arrest following and accounts Head Coach Billy Dawson said Tuesday District at the end of last a field sobriety test and payable. The that correcting the mental errors Nash- month, is set to appear portable breathalyzer. seminar will ville made last Friday has been a focus in on the charge today in Police Chief Jeff Wither- introduce top practice this week. Howard County District spoon said she arrived proven tech- “We were just inconsistent. We’d play Court. at Howard County Jail niques that well a play or two, or three, then shoot The allegations at 5:15 and her blood companies use ourself in the foot,” he said. “We have against Gorham stem alcohol registered 0.16 to keep their to become more consistent and a lot of CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News from a traffic accident following a 20 minute collections that’s gonna come with playing. The game The Saline River Walking Stick has 11 that took place Fri., Aug. observation period. timely and ag- was really, really fast for a lot of our kids notches on the Nashville side, representing 2 at the corner of Pine Booking at the jail was each time the team has claimed the traveling ing accounts so that will slow down as we play.” and Spring Streets in completed at 6:22 and trophy. payable low. It Dawson also said there was room for Mineral Springs. Gorham was released will also teach improvement on the defensive side of “Our defensive line played really well, Incident reports relat- into the custody of a businesses the ball, where inexperience was a factor but our linebackers struggled,” he said. ed to the accident allege family member at 6:55, how to use last Friday. See PRIDE / Page 7 that Gorham struck a See GORHAM / Page 8 technology to monitor collec- tions and how to use finan- cial informa- tion to make Fun continues at Howard County Fair this week decisions. The seminar is in n AT RIGHT: D.E. RAY horticulture entries were conjunction Elise Van News Staff judged Tuesday, while with the Small der Slikke, the hog show event was Business an exchange NASHVILLE - The How- Tuesday evening. The student from Administration ard County Fair and Live- chicken and rabbit judg- the Burgundy with an office region of stock Show, which has ing took place Wednesday at Henderson France, been open since Monday, morning and the lamb and State Uni- polishes the continues through Sat- goat event occurred late versity. The horns of her urday. Wednesday afternoon. seminar will goat, Dreamer, Fair board president The exhibit hall and be Tues., Sept. Wednesday Don Fletcher said that barn will remain open for 17 from 6:30 at the Howard the fair is going well, es- visitors to view crafts, until 8:30 p.m. County Fair pecially in terms of the livestock and horticul- Grounds. Van at the chamber judged events. ture winners until the der Slikke said office at 107 that though her “It is equal to, if not end of the fair at 10 p.m. S. Main Street. family farms better than last year,” he Saturday. Call the Nash- in France this said. The junior livestock ville Chamber is her first The judged events of sale will begin 9 a.m. Sat- of Commerce experience with the fair are complete ex- urday, with a luncheon to reserve a show animals. cept for the cattle judging, for exhibitors and auction Staff photo by seat at 870- D.E. Ray which is set for 6 p.m. this buyers to follow. 845-1262. evening. All crafts and See FAIR / Page 8 2 Editorial The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, September 12, 2013 Syria & Obama Part II Chickens are coming home to roost for Barack Obama, both at home and overseas. When he first entered the White house, to worldwide acclaim, and backed by huge majorities in both the Senate and the House of Representatives, he could do whatever he wanted — and could do no wrong, in the eyes of the mainstream media. People believed whatever he said, whether about how he would cut the federal deficit in half during his first term or how people could keep their current insurance and thOmAs their current doctor under ObamaCare, which sOwELL would also insure mil- Creators lions more people and Syndicate yet somehow lower the costs at the same time. If he could have done these things, it is hard to know what he could have done for an encore. Walking on water would have been an anticlimax. Of course he did none of these things. The Obama administration added more to the national debt in his first term than President Bush had in both his terms put together. As for ObamaCare, which has not yet fully taken effect, health care costs have already gone up, and many people's hours of work have already gone down, as employers seek to escape the huge costs of ObamaCare by hiring part-time work- ers, who are exempt. As for foreign policy, President Obama began by betraying a pre-existing American commitment to allies in Eastern Europe, to supply them with an anti- missile defense system. These nations had risked the wrath of Russia by allying themselves with the United States, but Obama blithely talked about press- ing the "reset button," as he flew off to Moscow to try to cut a deal with the Russians behind their back. America says ‘no’ to a beltway war His boorish behavior toward one of our oldest and most important allies (Britain) and his insulting behavior toward the Prime Minister of our staunch- Last week, hell came to in Riyadh. his "red line" has been est ally in the Middle East (Israel) were more of the the tiny Christian village Do the Turks, who look PAt crossed? same. of Maaloula where they the other way as jihadist BuchANAN Or should Congress Meanwhile, Obama fawned over the rulers of still speak Aramaic, the killers cross their frontier used this vote as a teach- other nations, bowing deeply from the waist before language of Jesus. to set up al-Qaida sanctuar- Creators ing tool for Baby Boomer the king of Saudi Arabia and the emperor of Japan, in Syndicate a gesture of subservience that no other President of "Rebels of the Free Syr- ies in northern Syria, care? Bismarcks by declaring: the United States had ever stooped to. But the ador- ian Army launched an as- Do the Israelis, who "We are not taking our ing media never asked the most obvious question: sault aided by a suicide have instructed AIPAC to country to war because "What kind of man is this, who feels a need to lower bomber from Jabhat al- get Congress back in line ... Today's soldiers know you blundered in issu- his own country?" Nusra," the al-Qaida-linked behind a war Americans war and resent civilian ing ultimata you had no President Obama was caught by a microphone Islamic terrorist group, do not want to fight, care policymakers who want authority to issue. Rather that he did not know was on, telling Russian Presi- writes the Washington about those 100,000 dead than go to war, you should dent Medvedev to assure "Vladimir" that he could the military to fight a war be more "flexible" with him after he was past the Post. Syrians and 400 gassed that neither they nor their admit your mistake, as 2012 elections, and was no longer constrained by the The AP picked up the children? loved ones will experience real leaders do, and take American voters. story: Here is Alon Pinkas, firsthand." responsibility." Far from getting Putin's respect, he deservedly One resident said beard- Israel's former general Enthusiasm for war is How many Syrians earned Putin's contempt. ed rebels shouting "God consul in New York, giving likely higher at Cafe Milano should we kill to restore When Obama's new Secretary of State, John Kerry, is great!" attacked Chris- Israel's view of the Syrian in Georgetown than in the the credibility of Barack went to Moscow for the first time in that official tian homes and churches. bloodletting: "Let them Obama? How many Syrians capacity, Putin kept him waiting for hours before mess hall at Camp LeJeune. bothering to see him. "They shot and killed peo- both bleed, hemorrhage to Why is opposition to the should we kill to impress At home, when Republicans in Congress tried to ple. ... I saw three bodies death. That's the strategic war surging? Because the upon Iran how resolute suggest some changes in the ObamaCare legislation, lying in the middle of a thinking here." case for war is crumbling. we are? How many Syrians back when it was being rushed through Congress street." According to two polls U.S. credibility is on the should we kill to reassure too fast for the Congressmen to read it, Obama's Maaloula is now a "ghost reported this weekend by line, we are warned. nervous allies that Uncle response was to remind the Republicans that he had town." Christians left be- the Jerusalem Post, Israelis If we do not attack Syria Sam will forever come fight won the election. hind were told, "Either you by 7-1 do not want Israel to their wars for them? Now these and other chickens are coming home to punish a violation of to roost. convert to Islam or you will go to war with Syria. But Obama's "red line," no one In America, before we Today, President Obama needs Republican votes be beheaded." two-thirds of Israelis favor will believe us again. Our put a man to death, we in Congress to get a majority that will put Congress "Where is President the United States going to allies will no longer have prove him guilty of mur- on record as backing his planned military actions Obama?" wailed a refu- war with Syria. confidence that America der "beyond a reasonable against Syria. And he is by no means certain to get gee. And, indeed, where is Peggy Noonan writes will come over and fight doubt." all the Democrats' votes. Obama? that the debate on war Should we not set as Obama also wants international political cover their next war for them. He is out lobbying Con- on Syria "looks like a fight high a standard of proof for his planned military action against Syria. But our Yet George Bush blus- old ally, Britain, failed to give us even political back- gress for authority to at- between the country and tered in his "axis-of-evil" before we kill a thousand ing, much less troops. British Prime Minister David tack the Syrian army that Washington." State of the Union that Syrians and plunge the Cameron lost the vote on that issue in Parliament — defended Maaloula as John She nails it. The Wash- "the world's worst dicta- United States into another the first time a British Prime Minister has lost such a McCain beats the drums ington Post, Wall Street tors" would not be allowed war? vote in Parliament since the 18th century. for a Senate resolution Journal and Weekly Stan- to get "the world's worst Where is the evidence Some other nations have given us verbal support to have the U.S. military dard are all up for air Assad ordered a gas at- — and only verbal support. When it comes to actual weapons." "change the momentum" strikes. In the think tanks tack? German intelligence military action, some of the Europeans will fight to And Kim Jong Il went the last American. of the war to the rebels of D.C., the corridor talk is out and tested an atom says it intercepted orders Finally, Barack Obama will try to drum up support who terrorized the convent all about "On to Teheran!" bomb and built an arsenal from Assad not to use gas. from the American people whom he has lied to and nuns of Maaloula. But what of the soldiers of nuclear weapons. And Congressmen coming out deceived, time and time again. On Tuesday night, If we strike Syria and who will fight the neocons' what did The Decider do? of secret briefings say the will he be able to rekindle the old magic again with break its army, what hap- war? Major General Robert Nothing. case is inconclusive. his rhetoric? Or have those chickens come home to pens to 2 million Syrian Scales speaks for our next The American people roost as well? Did our alliances col- Christians? Does anyone generation of wounded do not want war on Syria, Will President Obama be able to convince the lapse because "W's" bluff people of the urgency of what he wants to do, when care? warriors. was called? and such a war makes no he has already delayed so long that the Assad regime Do the Saudis who have Our fighting men, Scales Should Congress really sense. Who is trying to has had ample time to hide the chemical weapons signed on to Obama's war writes, "are tired of wan- authorize a war on Syria stampede Congress into and otherwise prepare to minimize whatever Obama — but decline to fight — nabe soldiers who remain because Hillary Clinton war on Syria, and then on does? care? Conversion to Chris- enamored of bloodless and Obama said "Assad Iran — and why? Therein tianity is a capital offense machine warfare. must go!" and Obama said lies the real question.

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Wayne Trott Wayne Trott, of Florida, formerly of Nashville, passed away August 16, 2013 at the age of 70. He was preceded in death by his parents, Dolph and Jewel Trott and one brother, Herman E. Trott. Mr. Trott is survived by one son; two daughters; six grandchildren; eight great grandchildren and two sisters. hOwARD cOuNtY Private graveside services will be held at Countyline Cemetery at FAIR tALENt shOw a later date. Information n AT LEFT: Braden Bowman, a senior at Nashville High School, won the senior sought on division at the Howard County Fair talent show Tuesday. He will advance to the stolen ATVS district and state levels. n ABOVE: Those that participated and DIERKS - The Howard were not eligible for the district/state County Sheriff’s Depart- fairs were Kinley Martin, Jacee Martin, ment is seeking informa- Emily Fatherree, Savannah Jackson and tion on the alleged theft of Reese Worthington. several four wheelers from n AT RIGHT: Gabe Moorer and Anastasia the Dierks area. Hibberd also competed. Photos courtesy of According to a state- Jonathan Canaday ment issued by Sheriff Butch Morris, three ATVs were reported stolen Sep- tember 10 between the hours of 7 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Morris said: “Johnny McKnight reported the Town hall meeting on health exchange scheduled theft of a single axle utility trailer black in color with NASHVILLE - Howard The meeting will be held Act makes health insur- effect. We want everyone on income, to help them gray wheels. The trailer County residents are in- at the Carter Day Center, ance an attainable goal to get informed and ‘Get purchase health insurance was built of angle iron vited to the Informed Com- 200 Nicholas Dr., in Nash- for every Arkansan, and In’.” through the Marketplace. and displayed Arkansas munities meeting Monday, ville. we are excited to tell them Beginning Oct. 1., Ar- The meetings are a license, AA859892. The Sept. 16, at 6 p.m. The in- Residents are encour- about that,” said Sarah kansans can shop for and component of the “Get value of the trailer was formation meeting is host- aged to attend the meet- Powell of the Hometown purchase health insurance In” public information and placed at $1,000.00. The ed jointly by the University ing to: Health Initiative. “We want- plans through the Market- outreach effort to educate trailer was taken from 401 of Arkansas Partners for · Get answers to ques- ed to hold these meetings place. All plans will cover Arkansans about the new W. 4th St. in Dierks. Inclusive Communities, the tions to help address some of the 10 Essential Health Health Insurance Market- Tommy Holden re- Arkansas Health Depart- · Learn about health in- the misconceptions and Benefits, ranging from in- place. ported the theft of a 2010 ment, Hometown Health surance coverage options clear up some of the misin- patient and outpatient ser- For more information Honda four wheeler red Initiative and the Arkansas · Learn where you can formation that’s out there. vices to prescription drugs visit ARHealthConnector. in color. The four wheel- Health Connector, a divi- get one-on-one assistance Arkansans without insur- and maternity care. Some org, call 855-283-3483, or er was taken from the sion of the Arkansas Insur- · Find out how to enroll ance can breathe easier Arkansans may qualify for email Terri Clark at terri. Holden residence at 1106 ance Department. “The Affordable Care because this law is taking financial assistance, based [email protected]. North Walters Avenue in Dierks. The value of the four wheeler was placed at $3,000.00. Sheila Eudy reported the theft of a 2006 Polaris 450 Sportsman four wheel- Hope man arrested on drug charge er green in color. The four wheeler was taken from CHARLES GOODIN lot of the local McDonalds present in the vehicle. juana inside.” After the drugs were the Eudy residence at 2160 Editor around 11:20 p.m. after “During my search of the Bohn wrote that Coo- discovered, Cooper was North Walter Avenue in police detected the odor vehicle for drugs I noticed per began to become placed under arrest and Dierks. The value of the NASHVILLE - An 18 year of marijuana during a foot that the glove box was “more and more ner- transported to Howard four wheeler was placed old Hope man was arrested patrol of the nearby co-op locked,” Wakefield wrote vous” while officers were County Jail. He faces a at $2,500.00.” Friday on drug charges. facility. in his report. “I retrieved searching the vehicle, charge of possession of a Anyone with informa- According to police re- Reports indicate that the keys and unlocked the and that the suspect was controlled substance with tion on the thefts is urged ports filed by Nashville officer Greg Parker and the glove box. When I opened handcuffed because Bohn purpose to deliver. to contact the Dierks Po- Police officers Randy Bohn K9 unit Rico followed the it there was a large clear was “concerned about his Wakefield’s report al- lice Department at 870- and Dustin Wakefield, Ken- odor to a green Honda and plastic baggie containing not following my requests leges that the total weight 286-2241 or the Howard drick Cooper was taken the dog allegedly alerted smaller clear plastic bag- and backing away from of the suspected marijuana County Sheriff’s Depart- into custody in the parking that there was contraband gies with suspected mari- me.” was 19.5 grams. ment at 845-2626.

Blevins board hears complaints regarding athletics

JOHN MILLER by the group was if the the coaches can make up and coaches,” she said. going on. $2 million, though the dis- HopePrescott.com student had a bad attitude, their own rules to govern “We’re here to back them In other business, Lee trict projects the district to why was he/she was not the team with. She said up.” said the district ended the end with a balance of $1.64 BLEVINS – Concerned sent to the office. It was there are state regulations Superintendent Billy school year with $300,000 million. parents met with the also claimed a player was in place for safety, but if Lee said the board sets more than expected. The The next board meeting Blevins School Board Mon- kicked off the team be- coaches want a certain district policy while the ending balance was $1.8 is set for Oct. 14. Lee said day night to discuss play- cause of getting a flagrant type of attitude, atten- principals and coaches million, while the projec- the meeting will begin at ers getting kicked off the foul at a basketball camp. dance or behavior they enforce it. The athletic tion had been for a $1.5 6:30 p.m. with a report to basketball team. The group claimed a have the right to imple- director and coaches, he million balance. the public, followed by the No names were used to lot of students have been ment them. “Playing ball added, deal with athletics The board approved board meeting at 7 o’clock. protect the students and kicked off the team, with is a privilege, not a right. and are the only ones who a budget for this school The meeting will be held in district employees. Those most of them being black. School is a right,” she said. could say why students year. Lee said the district the administration build- present were told they had It was stated all students at Ford told the group the were removed from the should end up with about ing. five minutes to present this age have attitude prob- board wasn’t there when team. their case. lems and disagreements, the alleged cursing went As the group exited, the The discussion began but these are not reasons on and couldn’t discuss it. comment was made the The family of James L. Weaver with one of the parents/ to kick them off the team. “We’re here to support the board wasn’t there to get guardians saying the Members of the group principal, superintendent to the truth about what’s would like to thank you for coaches are unfair to black said they’d met with the flowers, food, cards, phone calls, students and claimed the principal and coach, with Puzzle Answers & visits we receive. Thank you coaches have cursed at the principal saying he’d Sudoku Solution #3018-D Dr. Sayre & Staff for care given us black students in the lock- back what the coach de- SAJAK GALAS HAN er room. There were alle- cided, but wouldn’t go into ASONE LLAMA EGO 7 1 8 9 6 2 3 5 4 for many years. THEARTOFWAR AIM 4 9 2 1 5 3 8 7 6 gations a class action suit specifics. There were also NASA DARLA Thank you Howard Memorial may be in the making. claims the district wasn’t LAGGERS STILTED 3 5 6 7 4 8 9 1 2 Hospital, Nurses, Student Nurses Parents said they talked going by the handbook in IWILL YEMENIS DANISH LOPE AGE 2 7 1 8 9 6 4 3 5 (Beverly) for the greatest care to the coaches and prin- this instance. DRAB IMAGE AFAR 5 8 4 3 7 1 6 2 9 cipal at Blevins but got Melony Ford, board YEN SPAT ESKIMO given us. Thank you Dr King for 9 6 3 4 2 5 7 8 1 nowhere. It was said the president, said once a DEITIES TIRED a few more hours with our love OCTAGON CHINESE 1 3 9 2 8 4 5 6 7 student was kicked off the student signs the hand- BROTH POUR one. We love you. team because of a bad at- book that’s what the dis- EON TOWERBRIDGE 6 2 7 5 3 9 1 4 8 Marie Weaver, Brenda Reid and Family titude. The question raised trict goes by. However, SCI ERASE ERIES ESC DENTS DAMES 8 4 5 6 1 7 2 9 3 © 2009 Hometown Content 4 HomE & Family The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, September 12, 2013

ommy and Denise Miller, of Dierks, are happy to announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Laykon Miller, to Shane Graham, of TSimms, Texas. Laykon is the grand daughter of the late Sonny and Moviline Nutt, Mineral Springs. She is r. Mark and Jane Floyd of Murfreesboro announce also the grand daughter of Joan Miller and the late Tom the engagement of their daughter, Karoline Kath- Miller, of Mesquite, Texas. Dleen, to Scott Michael Hammrich, son of Mr. Timo- thy and Elaine Hammrich of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Shane is the son of Curtis ate of James Bowie High School (Scooter) and Sherry Graham, and is employed by Weyer- The bride-elect is a 2004 and Master of Science degree of Texarkana. He is the grand haeuser. The two have a beau- graduate of Murfreesboro in Business Administration son of Curtis and Sharon Kidd, tiful, 16 month old daughter High School. She received her from Middle Tennessee State of Ashdown, and Charlie and named Dallie Kyle Graham. Bachelor of Science degree in University. Scott is the co- Lottie Graham, of Simms, The wedding will be Sept. 28 Communication Sciences and owner of Get Mad Services, LTD Texas. beginning at 6 p.m. at the home Disorders and Master of Sci- and MAD Construction. He is Laykon is a 2008 graduate of the bride’s parents in Dierks. ence degree in Speech-Language the grandson of the late Mr. of Dierks High School who is A small reception will follow. Pathology from the University and Mrs. Peter Hoon and Mrs. employed at Diamond Bank in Family and friends are invited of Central Arkansas. Karoline John Hammrich and the late Dierks. Shane is a 2007 gradu- to attend. is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mr. Hammrich, all of Aberdeen, Mrs. Raymond Davis of Newport South Dakota. and the late Dr. and Mrs. Gran- The couple will exchange ville J. Floyd of Murfreesboro. vows privately on November 2, Mr. Hammrich is a 1998 followed by a family ceremony graduate of Twin Lakes High in Cancun, Mexico. A recep- Athens church to hold gospel meeting School in Monticello, Indi- tion will take place in Nashville, ana. He received his Bachelor Tennessee where the couple Athens Church of Christ in Athens will The topic will be “Jesus is Wonder- of Science degree in Marketing resides. have its Gospel Meeting from Sun., Sept. ful” with Bill Paston from Genoa Cen- 22 - Tues., Sept. 24. tral, AR.

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tion 96 yards for a score. High- against Nettleton last week. its past 71 games. 19-13 triumph over Hot Springs. land junior Garrett Hussong shift- HARDING ACADEMY (6) at Mena at HOT SPRINGS (4): Little Rock Fair committed 19 ed from tight end to linebacker in Heber Springs: This game was Hot Springs has lost four of its penalties in last week’s 20-0 win the spring, and paced the Rebels a no contest last year. Heber past five season openers, includ- at North Little Rock, the War Ea- with 17 tackles, while junior cor- Springs beat Harding Academy ing 19-13 at Pulaski Robinson a gles’ first since 2010. nerback Spenser Stowers racked by a combined 77-41 in 2010 and week ago. Hot Springs running 8-4A up 10 tackles and an interception. 2011. back Kenny Kelly ran for two TDs Warren at PULASKI ACAD- “We can’t turn the ball over, cause SOUTHSIDE BATESVILLE (25) a week ago. EMY (14) (Thurs.): This is a na- they’ll convert it into points,” Du- at Mountain View: Mountain View ARKANSAS BAPTIST (3) at tionally televised game (CSS). frene says. has lost 14 of its past 17 games. Dover: This is the second meeting Pulaski Academy junior QB Will HOOTEN’S TV SHOW Southside Batesville racked up between these schools. Arkansas Hefley completed 31 of 43 pass- 332 yards in last week’s 20-point Baptist won by a TD last year es for 463 yards and four TDs Hooten’s Arkansas Football TV win over Cave City. Southerner (game called at halftime because show airs 10:30 a.m. Saturday’s and junior Will Hasting caught 10 senior QB Drew Moss passed for of lightening). Arkansas Baptist passes for 226 yards and three this fall on KATV 7 (ABC-Little 250 yards and a TD and ran for QB Riley Perkins completed 19 of Class AAAA Rock) and KXNW (Ch. 34 Fort scores. The Bruins ran out the another score. 39 passes for 267 yards and three final four minutes of the clock w Smith/Fayetteville). The show 3-4A TDs last week against Clinton. Arkansas High School Football Ranking & Notes features the state’s top recruiting senior Jack Hansen and sopho- prospects.. Gosnell at OSCEOLA (6): 7-4A more Trey Bruce. “We’ve got the These are former conference ARKANSAS BAPTIST (3) at ability to run the ball this year,” 1. Warren (0-1) HOOTENS.COM LAST WEEK foes. Osceola has beaten Gosnell Dover: This is the second meeting Bruin coach Kevin Kelley says. 2. Arkadelphia (1-0) GAME OF THE WEEK Hootens.com correctly pre- two of the past three seasons. between these schools. Arkansas Warren lost to Fayetteville 35- 3. Dollarway (1-0) dicted 35 of 43 games (81 per- Osceola broke a seven-game win- Baptist won by a TD last year 21 during Simmons First/Hoo- 4. Booneville (1-0) No. 18 Clinton at No. 13 Highland cent). less streak against Blytheville last (game called at halftime because tens.com Kickoff Week, and the 5. Nashville (0-1) Clinton gets to gauge its pro- WEEK 2 PREDICTIONS week, 40-22. Seminole Ashton of lightening). Arkansas Baptist Lumberjacks must get healthy gram after snapping a six-game (favored teams in ALL CAPS) Nall ran for 202 yards and two QB Riley Perkins completed 19 of after six starters were injured. 6. Prairie Grove (1-0) losing streak with last week’s 58- 7. Pottsville (1-0) 1-4A TDs a week ago. 39 passes for 267 yards and three Warren junior receiver Darveon 33 triumph over Arkansas Baptist FARMINGTON Jonesboro Westside at CORN- TDs last week against Clinton. Brown (six catches, 61 yards) 8. Newport (1-0) during Simmons First/Hootens. (21) at West Fork: Farmington has won two ING (1): Jonesboro Westside has ARKADELPHIA (28) at Sheri- and senior Von Eric Gonder (five 9. Hamburg (1-0) com Kickoff Week. The Yellow won five of its past 12 games. dan: Arkadelphia senior playmak- catches, 40 yards and a TD) “are 10. Valley View (1-0) Jackets’ 23-point loss to Highland of the past three over West Fork, including 25-0 last year. Farming- Corning beat the Warriors by 30 ers Jakahri Howell and Kris Oliver as athletic as any in the state,” 11. Ashdown (1-0) last year proved costly when two points a year ago. combined for almost 600 yards at Kelley says. starters went down with season- ton forced a pair of second-half 12. Farmington (1-0) turnovers in last week’s eight- Trumann at NETTLETON (21): Benton a week ago. Sheridan led CAMDEN FAIRVIEW (35) at 13. Highland (1-0) ending injuries. Nettleton has won eight of the LR Hall by 16 points in the fourth Hamburg: Hamburg coach Mike Clinton out gained Arkansas point win over Huntsville. 14. Maumelle (1-0) OZARK (2) at Clarksville: past nine in the series, but four of quarter and held for a two-point Cox assisted at Camden Fair- Baptist by just 40 yards (476- the games were decided by a total victory. view for more than two decades 15. CAC (1-0) 436) but cruised to a comfort- These are former conference foes. Ozark has beaten Clarksville of nine points. Each team scored NASHVILLE (17) at De Queen: before coaching at Bearden and 16. Star City (1-0) able victory by scoring six touch- just one TD in losses last week. Nashville was tied with Hope 21- Hamburg. A Class 7A coach 17. Stuttgart (0-1) downs in the first half. Clinton three out of the past five seasons. Pea Ridge at GREEN FOREST MELBOURNE (3) at Cave City: 21 at halftime last week, but lost calls Camden Fairview “the fast- 18. Clinton (1-0) senior Stephen Sappington (13 Melbourne’s 14-point win last by two TDs. Junior QB LaMichael est team in the state.” Cardinal 19. Lonoke (0-1) carries, 122 yards and three TDs) (2): Three of the past four meet- ings between these teams were year caromed Cave City’s sea- Pettway, who has a scholarship QB Matthew Ollison threw for 20. Malvern (1-0) and Mason Speer (12 carries, 58 son. Cave City senior Austin Cun- offer from Nebraska, passed for 353 yards and three TDs in last yards) alternate every series “so decided by six points or less. Pea 21. Dardanelle (1-0) Ridge QB Seth Brumley passed ningham ran for 74 yards and a 154 yards and two TDs and ran week’s 13-point win over Class 22. Ozark (0-1) we can keep them both fresh for TD against Southside Batesville a 25 times for 172 yards. 6A El Dorado. defense,” Clinton coach Chris for 104 yards and a TD and ran 23. Heber Springs (0-1) for 82 yards and a score in last week ago. Lake Village at MALVERN Dumas at MCGEHEE (7): Dufrene says. Clinton junior QB 4-4A (28): Lake Village played well in These are former conference 24. Gosnell (0-1) Fielder Dufrene completed 13 of week’s three-point win at Elkins. Berryville at HUNTSVILLE (3): Gravette at BOONEVILLE (28): the second half of last week’s foes. Dumas hasn’t won a non 25. Monticello (0-1) 15 passes for 237 yards and ran 14-point loss at Strong. Malvern conference game since beat- 26. Subiaco Academy (1-0) Huntsville has beaten Berryville Booneville junior Josh Smith five times for 23 yards against Ar- returned a punt 82 yards (fifth senior Kaylen Burks completed ing Fordyce Week 2, 2010. Mc- 27. Pulaski Robinson (1-0) kansas Baptist. Senior defensive five straight times. Huntsville committed two turnovers in last longest in school history) for a 11 of 16 passes for 157 yards Gehee has beaten Dumas by a 28. Crossett (1-0) tackle Alex Clark and cornerback TD in last week’s sportsmanship and a TD and ran 18 times for 114 combined 22 points the past two Robby Slack earn praise from week’s eight-point loss at Farm- 29. Mena (1-0) ington. Berryville’s 44-point win rule win over rival Ozark. Junior yards and two scores in his first years. 30. Dumas (0-1) Dufrene as defensive leaders. fullback Bryson May ran for 163 start at QB. FORDYCE (6) at Crossett: “They fly to the ball,” Highland over Marshall last week snapped 31. Southside Batesville (1-0) a seven-game losing streak. yards and a TD. LR McClellan at CAC (17): CAC Crossett hasn’t beaten a non 32. Pocahontas (1-0) coach Spencer Hill says. Fountain Lake at POTTSVILLE QB Jack Thomas, who missed conference opponent other than Two-time defending 3-4A 2-4A last season with a shoulder inju- Magnolia since Week 3, 2009. 33. Lincoln (1-0) DOLLARWAY (4) at LR (18): Pottsville QB Michael Perry, champion Highland shutout Thay- a four-year starter, ran for four ry, threw six TD passes (three TD Rison held Fordyce to minus-five 34. Gravette (0-1) er, Mo., 34-0 last week, despite Parkview: Little Rock Parkview passes to tight end Adam Weiner yards rushing last week. 35. Pea Ridge (1-0) has beaten Dollarway two out of TDs and threw two more in last turning the ball over five times week’s 29-point win over Heber and receiver Stephan Flanigan) in Walnut Ridge at DEWITT (2): 36. Arkansas Baptist (0-1) and committing eight penalties. the past three seasons. Dollarway last week’s 48-40 win over de- This game got cancelled because senior all-purpose player Joshua Springs. Fountain Lake lost to 37. Bauxite (0-1) Highland sophomore QB Reid Maumelle 35-0 last week, getting fending Class 4A champion Stutt- of weather last season. Improved 38. DeWitt (0-1) Maag executes the option attack Liddell ran for two TDs in last gart. LR McClellan trailed Class DeWitt (stronger and mentally week’s 15-point win over West shut out for the first time since 39. Gentry (1-0) (11 carries, 137 yards and a TD) Tommy Gilleran took over as 6A Searcy 17-13 in the third quar- tougher than a year ago) pushed 40. Cave City (0-1) and throws the ball when needed Helena. ter last week before losing 38-13. Class 3A power Barton before NEWPORT (14) at Bald Knob: coach in 2003. 41. Dover (0-1) (10 of 14 for 150 yards). Junior North Pulaski at MAUMELLE GLEN ROSE (21) at Bauxite: losing by nine points a week ago. running back Kevin French didn’t These teams have split the past Bauxite has won just three games Lake Village at MALVERN 42. Jonesboro Westside (1-0) four meetings, with Newport win- (35): Maumelle’s 35-0 win over play last week after spraining his Fountain Lake was its second the past two years, but one was (28): Lake Village played well in 43. Berryville (1-0) ankle in practice, but he could re- ning two straight by a combined a 19-point triumph over the Bea- the second half of last week’s 44. Brookland (1-0) 25 points. Bald Knob jumped on in the past eight games (beat turn against Clinton. Junior Avery Waldron 42-0 in Week 5, 2012). vers in 2011. 14-point loss at Strong. Malvern 45. Lake Village (0-1) Johnson shifts between receiver Pocahontas 13-0 in the first quar- PULASKI ROBINSON (1) at senior Kaylen Burks completed ter last week, but didn’t score Hornet senior end Kendall Don- 46. Trumann (0-1) and running back. Johnson ran nerson (4.5 speed) “is quick and LR Fair: Pulaski Robinson sopho- 11 of 16 passes for 157 yards 47. Waldron (0-1) for 64 yards and three TDs last again. Newport’s Kristen Crite ran more QB Brenner Johnson ran and a TD and ran 18 times for in a pair of TDs and Shufon Alcorn unblockable,” an opposing coach 48. Marianna (0-0) year, caught two passes for 38 says. North Pulaski has lost 66 of 41 yards for the winning TD in 114 yards and two scores in his yards and returned an intercep- caught two second-half scores the fourth quarter of last week’s first start at QB.

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Grove: No. 3 Gurdon led 3A rival to preserve a 30-30 tie with Pig- MOUNTAINBURG (6) at Union CARLISLE (35) at Mountain Prescott 35-0 at halftime in the gott. Senior QB Caleb Gilley Christian: UC allowed 400 yards Pine: Carlisle’s RB tandem of Der- opener. Gurdon belted Benton rushed for 110 yards and scored last week in a 53-23 loss to Cutter on Ricks and Bo Weddle paced Harmony Grove 41-8 in 2012. the two-point conversion that tied M Star. Mountainburg had no an- the Bison to 385 rushing yards DIERKS (6) at Bismarck: Dier- the game in the fourth quarter. swers for Class 3A No. 12 Cedar- last week in a 46-20 win over Mc- ks beat 5-3A member Centerpoint E. POINSETT COUNTY (42) at ville’s team speed, losing 51-6. Crory. by two TDs last week. Bismarck Manila: No. 8 EPC just notched Hartford at DECATUR (28): 6-2A has lost 14 of its past 15 games. Class AA its first ever victory at 3-3A Riv- Hartford seeks its first victory HORATIO (6) at Murfreesboro: ercrest 28-27, despite four turn- since 2008 when the Hustlers CARLISLE (35) at Mountain Horatio outscored Murfreesboro Arkansas High School Football Ranking & Notes overs. The EPC defense held Riv- went 3-7 and reached the play- Pine: Carlisle’s RB tandem of Der- 14-7 in the second half during ercrest to three-of-21 passing for offs. The Hustlers, who did not on Ricks and Bo Weddle paced last year’s 33-32 victory. Junior 31 yards and two interceptions. play in 2009, have dropped 29 in the Bison to 356 rushing yards RB Jimmy Starwalt ran for 162 Senior LB Paul Pilgrim paced EPC a row. last week in a 46-20 win over yards, including 15 yards for the 1. Junction City HOOTENS.COM with 15 tackles, including four for McCrory. Weddle ran 16 times 2. Bearden Quitman at MAGAZINE (5): game-winning score in the fourth GAME OF THE WEEK a loss and a sack. Magazine improved over a year for 155 yards and two TDs, while quarter. 3. Gurdon No. 4 Rison at HAZEN (8) at McCrory: No. 9 ago. The Rattlers held Class 3A Ricks ran 14 times for 94 yards Spring Hill at PRESCOTT (10): 4. Rison No. 1 Junction City Hazen’s team speed proved too No. 18 Greenland’s RB Calvin and two TDs. The Curley Wolves beat Spring 5. Carlisle much last week in a 46-13 win Giddens (5-11, 220) in check HAZEN (8) at McCrory: No. 9 Hill by 29 points last year, but Eerily similar to its six-point Hazen’s team speed proved too 6. Strong loss at Bearden in 2012, Rison over 2-3A Rose Bud. The Hazen much of the night in a 27-18 loss. Spring Hill is noticeably better 7. Salem defense held Rose Bud to mi- Greenland mercy-ruled Magazine much last week in a 46-13 win this fall. Spring Hill has simplified won the statistical battle last week over 2-3A Rose Bud. The Hazen 8. E. Poinsett County at 3A rival Fordyce but lost 28- nus-8 yards in the first half and 35-0 last year. its offense to Wishbone and I for- did not allow a first down until six Western Yell County at J.C. defense held Rose Bud to mi- mations, feeding the ball to senior 9. Dierks 21. Rison ran a school-record 84 nus-8 yards in the first half and 10. Hazen plays for 338 yards and dominat- minutes left in the game. WESTSIDE (1): These teams lost speedster Chandler Collier. Brinkley at CROSS COUNTY by a combined 93-8 last week to did not allow a first down until six Foreman at FOUKE (14): Fore- 11. Magnet Cove ed the time of possession: 38:10 minutes left in the game. to 9:50. Fordyce managed mi- (6): Last team with the ball wins. 3A opponents. man created a buzz this summer 12. Murfreesboro Cross County (1-0) ran for 546 ENGLAND (6) at Episcopal: with its improved defense, and 13. Des Arc nus-5 yards rushing but passed 5-2A England junior QB Tyrik Harris lit- for 223 yards and three touch- yards last week on 3-3A Har- the Gators gutted Genoa Central 14. Mineral Springs risburg in a crazy 81-57 victory. MAGNET COVE (7) at Center- erally ran circles around Hackett 46-6 last week. Fouke caught downs. Rison halfback Zuntario point: 5-2A favorite Magnet Cove last week, 21-0. Hackett coach Ed- 15. Walnut Ridge Oliver carried 30 times for 101 Cross County sophomore RB Mineral Springs flat-footed last 16. Mount Ida Anfernee Davis ran for 303 yards opened with 357 yards and a 34- die Ray says Harris’ athletic ability week, rushing for 328 yards. yards and two TDs, while JoKen- 19 win over 8-2A Parkers Chapel. reminds him of former Bearden 17. Hackett zie Broughton rushed 25 times for and six TDs, while senior Mar- LAFAYETTE COUNTY (9) at quez Turner carried 15 times for Magnet Cove junior Tanner Cle- QB/S Defonta Lowe. England’s Genoa Central: Both teams strug- 18. Hector 131 yards. ments intercepted three passes. six-man front shut down Hackett. 19. Parkers Chapel Two-time defending 8-2A 206 yards and four TDs. gled offensively in Week 1 losses. Walnut Ridge at DEWITT (2): JESSIEVILLE (16) at Mount BARTON (8) at Des Arc: Class Genoa Central still adjusting to its 20. McCrory champion Junction City counters Ida: Jessieville beat Mount Ida 3A No. 5 Barton gave up 358 with junior QB Randall Holyfield, 8-4A member DeWitt pushed no-huddle Spread. 21. England Class 3A No. 6 Barton last week 28-0 a year ago. Mount Ida lost at yards and three TDs passing last 22. Conway Christian who completed 10 of 21 passes Spring Hill 28-26 last week, com- week to 8-4A member DeWitt but 8-2A last week for 216 yards and four in a 38-29 loss. DeWitt QB Daw- 23. Cross County son Moses hit 28 of 38 passes for mitting four turnovers. Sopho- prevailed 38-29. SMACKOVER (15) at Strong: TDs in his varsity debut. Senior more RB Austin Hickman rushed Brinkley at CROSS COUNTY No. 6 Strong moved sopho- 24. Palestine-Wheatley RB Jaqwis Dancy ran 14 times 358 yards and three TDs. Walnut 25. Mountainburg Ridge crushed 3-3A Corning 43- for 110 yards and two TDs, (6): Last team with the ball wins. more QB Cal Herrin to center for 161 yards and three TDs in the while sophomore QB T.J. Wilson Cross County (1-0) ran for 546 26. Bigelow 48-20 win over 3A Earle. Dancy 8. last week, and senior Jeremy HARRISBURG (8) at Marked passed for 160 yards and a TD. yards last week on 3-3A Har- Meshell (6-3, 200) took over at 27. Hampton added a 73-yard kickoff return for ATKINS (12) at Bigelow: Big- risburg in a crazy 81-57 victory. a TD. Junior linebacker Josh Arm- Tree: Harrisburg and sophomore QB. Despite a sloppy first half, 28. Augusta QB Connor Haag passed Cross elow dropped the opener to rival Cross County sophomore RB 29. Decatur strong paced the Dragons with 29 Strong beat Lake Village 26-12. County silly for almost four hours Perryville 28-12, while Atkins Anfernee Davis ran for 303 yards BEARDEN (22) at Hampton: 30. Foreman tackles. Dancy returned a punt to jumped on Dover early and won and six TDs, while senior Mar- spark Junction City to a 28-9 win last week in a 81-57 loss. Marked In contrast to its lackadaisical 31. Brinkley Tree thumped outmanned Claren- 48-35. quez Turner carried 15 times for at Rison a year ago. The Dragons CEDARVILLE (18) at Conway 206 yards and four TDs. start last year (34-6 loss to Cam- 32. Poyen own an 18-game conference win- don 36-8. den Harmony Grove), Bearden 33. Magazine Marvell at AUGUSTA (35): Au- Christian: Conway Christian al- CLARENDON (1) at Cedar ning streak. lowed just 11 completions last Ridge: Clarendon gives former went hard Friday night and 34. Marked Tree gusta hands Marvell its 27th loss won 28-8 at Harmony Grove. HOOTEN’S TV SHOW in a row. week at Episcopal, but three of Pulaski Academy QB great Thom- 35. Quitman those passes were TDs. CC senior as Thrash his first victory as a Bearden held Harmony Grove’s 36. Lafayette County Hooten’s Arkansas Football TV CLARENDON (1) at Cedar show airs 10:30 a.m. Saturdays Ridge: Clarendon gives Thomas QB Chandler Ferrand ran 21 times head coach. explosive backfield to 140 rush- 37. Clarendon this fall on KATV 7 (ABC-Little Thrash his first victory as a head for 109 yards and a TD in a 27-17 Marvell at AUGUSTA (45): ing yards on 35 attempts. 38. Cutter M. Star Rock) and KXNW (Ch. 34 Fort coach. loss. Numbers are up at Augusta. The Hermitage at PARKERS 39. Union Christian Smith/Fayetteville). The show 4-2A TWO RIVERS (2) at Poyen: Red Devils hand Marvell its 27th CHAPEL (32): Parkers Chapel 40. J.C. Westside features the state’s top recruiting Poyen and Hector battled to a consecutive loss. traded blows with No. 11 Mag- 41. Western Yell County prospects. The Verizon/Nokia Sie- Hackett at HECTOR (8): Hec- draw in a preseason scrimmage. Drew Central at PALESTINE- net Cove in the first half but was 42. Spring Hill mens Network Football Town of tor appears the class of the 4-2A Two Rivers returned a punt for a WHEATLEY (21): P-W won this outscored 23-6 after intermis- the Week is Pine Bluff. after whipping Hartford 49-8 and TD and took advantage of Hec- game 44-20 a year ago, one of sion. Magnet Cove rolled up 357 43. Cedar Ridge losing to Class 3A Two Rivers 40- 44. Mountain Pine LAST WEEK tor miscues last year to beat the four victories on the season. yards of offense for the game. 34 all in the same week. Hector Wildcats 40-34. Drew Central has lost 23 straight Norphlet JV at WOODLAWN 45. Woodlawn Hooten’s correctly predicted RB Gus Nichols ran for 177 yards Quitman at MAGAZINE (5): games, dating to 2010. 46. Marvell 32 of 39 games (82 percent) in- and three TDs and caught three (2): Norphlet dropped varsity Magazine improved over a year 7-2A football in the spring. Woodlawn 47. Hermitage volving Class 2A teams. passes for 85 yards and a TD at ago. The Rattlers held Class 3A 48. Hartford Two Rivers. Two injured linemen No. 18 Greenland’s RB Calvin Danville at MINERAL dresses 21 varsity players. TheAll Nashville the sports coverage you’ll ever Newswant! FIRST STATE BANK www.swarkansasnews.com Nashville • (870) 451-9994 Thursday, September 12, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Sports 7 Outlaws to face Bismarck Friday

CHARLES GOODIN To counter those Editor strengths, Bennett said the Outlaws focused on DIERKS - The Dierks Out- defensive fundamentals laws will take their game this week in practice. on the road Friday night “We know going in there as they travel to Bismarck we’re gonna see a good looking to extend their win aggressive Bismarck de- streak to 2-0. fense and offense. We’re Dierks was the only gonna have to play well,” Howard County team to he explained. “At this time post a victory last Friday, of the year, after that first handing a 36-24 loss to game, you have a lot of the Centerpoint Knights. things to come in and cor- Bismarck, meanwhile, fell rect. Offensive line did to Murfreesboro in a 16-14 an outstanding job. The defensive heartbreaker. defensive line has some “Just from what I gather things we need to work on them, they’re much out. We’ve got some things better this year than they in the secondary we need were last year,” Head to work out.” DEIRDRE DOVE | Nashville News Coach David Bennett said Bennett described the The Dierks Outlaws take the field last Friday just before they handed nonconference opponent Centerpoint a 36-24 loss. Wednesday during a brief Lions’ wing-t offensive This week, Dierks will travel to Bismarck to take on the Lions. interview. “They look like scheme as an extremely they’re very good on de- physical one that would fense. They’re playing a require focus to defeat. 4-4 defense [and] they look “They’re in there toe- They look like they run to the football to-toe, they’re big up front and tackle very well.” and their backs are pretty like they’re Despite the loss, the good sized. So what they’re very good Lions’ defense held the gonna try to do is lead Rattlers to just under 300 two or three backs out on on defense. yards of total offense last a run,” he said. “They’re Friday and took away five gonna run some overload They’re playing fumbles, including one on or unbalanced looking a 4-4 defense the opening drive of the sets. So we’ll see a variety game. of things from them.” [and] they look Bismarck’s offensive With kickoff set for 7:30 attack was primarily run- p.m., Bennett said he is like they run based, with scores com- looking forward to having to the football ing on runs by Zack Rob- the support of the com- erts and quaterback Nate munity despite the lengthy and tackle very Asher. trip to Bismarck. “They run sweeps, re- “We just hope that a lot “well.” verses and some differ- of Outlaws will travel over ent things,” Bennett said. to Bismarck to help sup- “They’ve got a good strong port us,” he said. “This is -David Bennet quarterback who can run a hot time of year and the DEIRDRE DOVE | Nashville News Head Coach the ball real well and a kids are out there working Dierks cheerleaders Dakota Vance, Alyssa Gibson and Skylar Burgess perform at halftime strong fullback.” extremely hard.” last Friday.

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“We had one guy out there at linebacker who’s ever played. So it’s a process - it’s a growing process.” Preparing those linebackers for this week will be critical, Dawson said, because the 2013 Leopard offense consists large- ly of a physical running attack. “De Queen reminds me of go- ing back to the mid-90s where they were really physical, and they’ve really gotten back to that,” Dawson explained, cred- iting first-year coach Justin Kramer with the philosophical adjustment. “His mentality com- ing back in is, ‘We’re big, we’re physical, we’re experienced, we got seven starters back on offense, we got eight back on defensive, and we’re gonna control it.’ So their mentality is gonna be to hang onto the football and be physical.” Dawson said speedy running back Javier Gonzalez and power back John Frachiseur give the Leopards a solid one-two punch, describing Frachisuer as a “210 or 215 pound bruiser” and Gonzalez as “more of a tall, sweep, out to the edge kind of guy.” A.J. SMITH | Nashville News The pair are joined in the Mineral Springs quarterback Kendrick Langston races for yardage last Friday during his brief appearance in the Hornets’ loss to Fouke. backfield by senior quarter- Langston will be back with his team this week to help them take on the Danville Little Johns. back Jake Arndt, who played receiver last year. Dawson said he doesn’t expect a lot of Hornets looking for first win with Danville throws out of Arndt, but when the Leopards do take to the air, A.J. SMITH interview. will be back this week and injuries most of last season. their primary target will be 6’2” Managing Editor The Hornets had to play he hopes that their presence Wilkins has the protection of a junior Kobi Whitmore. without quarterback Kend- will result in a more favorable large offensive line consisting Defensively, Dawson said MINERAL SPRINGS - The rick Langston early on in last outcome. of Thomas Phayboun, Rhett middle linebacker Cal O’Connor Mineral Springs Hornets will week’s game, resulting in only “We are working both of- Sullivan, Jordan Sullivan, Zane is an impressive leader for the host the Danville Little Johns three complete passes for 46 fense and defense to be ready Frost, and Hunter Henry, all of Leopards. Friday at Hornet Stadium. yards and one touchdown. for a big line both offensively whom weigh over 200 pounds “He’s a three year starter The Hornets enter the Mineral Springs’ ground game and defensively,” he said. each. [and was] leading tackler last game after battling a slew was slightly more prolific with “They have a good running The defensive linemen are year,” Dawson explained, add- of injuries last week in a 38 rushes accounting for 148 quarterback, we are preparing equally large and add experi- ing that the skill players from 29-8 loss against the Fouke yards. Defensively, the Hor- for a physical running game.” ence to the mix. They include De Queen’s offense will also Panthers. “We are still trying nets had one sack, resulting Danville will enter the con- Chance Hayden, Alec Lane, contribute on the opposite side to iron out kinks after only in Fouke losing seven yards. test reeling from a 42-0 loss Klemier Hernandez, Cory of the football. seven weeks of learning two They also recovered one against Dardenelle. Gower, Clay King, Antonio Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. at new playbooks this season,” fumble. They are led by quarter- Lopez, Carlos Patricio, and Leopard Stadium. Head Coach Jason Burns said Burns said the players in- back Brett Wilkins, a 5’11” Marvin Lopez. Tuesday during a brief phone jured during last week’s game senior who was sidelined with Kick-off is set for 7 p.m. 8 Jumps The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, September 12, 2013

the Pike County Sheriff’s STALKING Office, Chief Randy Lamb From Page 1 and Officer Jeremy Green with the Murfreesboro Police Department, and Sergeant Nate Hellums questions became more with the Arkansas Game sexual in nature, and and Fish. Mauldin allegedly made Sgt. Shelby and Sgt. Hel- a sexual gesture toward lums positioned them- the picture he was seeing selves inside the park to which represented a 14- identify the suspect and year old girl. vehicle when he arrived, Police say Mauldin told and the other officers posi- McDonald he wanted to tioned around the park. A come to Murfreesboro on few moments later, Mauld- Sat., March 30, for a meet- in texted McDonald and ing. From March 26, to said he was pulling into the March 30, he continued to park. Sgt. Shelby identified initiate conversations with the vehicle, notified Det. the detective still posing McDonald, and other offi- as the girl and, according cers via radio that Mauldin to police, those conver- was in the park. sations were of a sexual Detective McDonald and nature. other officers then preced- On March 30, Mauldin ed to Murfreesboro City contacted who he still Park and initiated the coor- thought was the 14-year- dinated arrest of Mauldin. old via text message and Det. McDonald and other continued to chat. During officers then took the sub- the conversation, Mauldin ject into custody. He was said he was coming to the transported to the Pike Murfreesboro City Park to County Detention Center meet the alleged 14-year- by Officer Jeremy Green. old girl. In exact congruence Police say Mauldin text- with the conversation, ed that he was bringing a police say Mauldin had a JEANEttE smIth blanket and that they were box of ribbed Trojan con- going to his deer camp in doms, and a blanket in the FuND RAIsER Dierks. Mauldin then asked vehicle, something they if he needed to bring con- believe was to be used for n ABOVE: Raymond Smith, Jeanette Smith, Pauline doms and what kind. the sexual intercourse with Kitchens, Shane Carter, Misty Jamison and Kelly McDonald texted back his desired 14-year-old Helms were on hand Saturday for a fund raiser held for Mauldin to get ribbed child victim. During the for Jeanette Smith. condoms, and he allegedly vehicle inventory a receipt n AT LEFT: Lucas Liggin, Smith’s grand son, agreed to do so. According from Wal-Mart was found manned a dunking booth in “Daisy Duke” shorts to police, Mauldin replied where he purchased the for the occasion. that he got the condoms, condoms the same night Photo courtesy of Traci Carter was on his way from Arka- and time as he stated in the delphia and would be driv- conversation. ing a grey Nissan truck. Mauldin’s plea marks McDonald coordinated the fourth recent convic- with Sergeant David Shelby tion in the continuing op- and Deputy Tina Link with eration.

the time of the accident. events, representatives of the from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tonight and GORHAM She submitted the letter US Army Corps of Engineers, the tomorrow night, carnival attrac- From Page 1 announcing her retirement FAIR Arkansas Forestry Commission, tions can be accessed either with from the district Aug. 25, From Page 1 the Grandview Plantation, the a ticket or a full access bracelet bringing to an end a career Soil Conservation service and the available at the gate. that spanned over three Friday morning, all kindergarten Howard County libraries will be Saturday evening, the carnival Witherspoon said. decades and included classes from Nashville schools speaking to them. will be open 1 p.m. to 10 p.m., Superintendent Curtis work as a teacher, prin- will be at the fairgrounds for an The carnival portion of the fair and will be accepting tickets but Turner confirmed that cipal and federal grants/ educational tour. In addition to has also begun, with rides like the no longer offering the full access Gorham was driving a school improvement co- viewing the entries for the judged Ferris wheel and the Zipper open bracelet. school-owned vehicle at ordinator.

You are invited to our TO THE PATIENTS OF HOWARD COUNTY Gospel Meeting FARMER’S MARKET at the DR. ROBERT SYKES: 110 S. Washington Daisy Church of Christ (between Howard & Hempstead) We will begin giving Seasonal Cooking Demonstration: 9 a.m. September 15th - 18th Dennis Ritchie of the Farm Bureau Flu & Pneumonia Vaccine to Federation teaching how to make Green Sunday Morning- 10:00 AM Tomato Relish and Also serving Crowder Peas & Cornbread, Pork Ribs and some Sunday - Wednesday Night our patients beginning Sept. 3, other side vegetables. Indulge yourself! 7:00 PM “Open on Friday, 7:00 a.m. - WIC Approved” Monday thru Thursday Hospitality Table sponsored by Farm Bureau Federation. Bro. Freddie Shows Pick up a Bumper Sticker! Jonesboro, Louisiana and will continue until our Produce expected at the Market: supply of vaccine is exhausted. Farm fresh fruits and vegetables Treat yourself – and support our farmers! Kaitlyn Burley 900 W. Leslie, Suite 7 In the Garden: Herbs & Vegetables & Victoria Littlefield 870-845-1666 This Ad Sponsored By: Southern Belle Inn & Pic-A-Lily Please THEOASIS Help Fun Pack These young ladies are dancers with Dancastics Our Dance studio in Hope. Victoria is a Senior and Back to School Special Kaitlyn is a Junior at Nashville High School. Scouts They have been invited to participate in the Saturday Nights Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York Local Cub Scout Pack 61 will City. 5p.m.-10p.m. It will be a 5 day event. They will get to be having a Smoked Chicken go to master dance classes as well as see the Fundraiser on Saturday, Sept. 28th FAMILY VALUE PACKAGES Rockettes and other sights next to the radio station. Only At this time, they are asking for sponsors to go $5.00 per plate...includes drink! to this event. Shirts will be made with sponsors Top it off with a homemade dessert. names to be worn while in New York. The deadline for turning in the money is September The fundraiser will be held from 15, 2013. 11:00 a.m until SOLD OUT!! Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated. Enjoy a dElicious lunch To donate, contact Donna Furr @ 870-845- & 9119 Hwy 278W 1/2 mile off the 3122 or Shannon Littlefield @ 870-845- support your local scouts!! 3135 Bypass on the Hope Hwy Thursday, September 12, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Legal 9 Two charged in Pike Co. meth bust plead guilty

MURFREESBORO - Two Pike Coun- claimed the suspected the arrest he gone to Nash, NRwA BOARD of the six suspects arrested ty Deputy methamphetamine or the Texas with Kartez Smith during a recent meth bust David drug paraphernalia, so and Leann Watts were they took plea deals Monday in Shelby and they were all arrested and purchased the metham- Pike County Circuit Court. Murfrees- transported to the Pike phetamine. Hooper stat- RE-ELEctED Danny R. Fatheree, of boro Po- County Detention Facility. ed that after stopping in Murfreesboro plead guilty, lice Officer The building was secured Nashville and dividing the D.E. RAY and received 20 years with HOOPER Richard and Pike County Detective drugs into packages they News Staff five suspended in the Ar- Tomlinson Clark Kinzler was called to returned to the building in kansas Department of Cor- advised the location. Murfreesboro, but that he NASHVILLE- The Nashville Rural Water rection. Cody Hooper, also Lamb that Lamb again contacted did not carry the metham- Authority held its first public meeting since of Murfreesboro, plead the sub- Ward by phone and ad- phetamine into the build- converting from a non-profit association to a guilty and received 15 jects were vised her of what they had ing and that it did not public water authority Tuesday evening. years with six suspended back at the found and asked for con- belong to him. The public meeting is an annual event at in the Arkansas Depart- building at sent to search the building. Fatheree was ques- which board members are elected and report ment of Correction. FATHEREE 405 South Ward came to the location tioned about the drugs and is made by the board about the state of the Additionally, police say Washing- and gave written consent he stated that they did not organization. both Fatheree and Hooper ton. to search the building. Of- belong to him, but did ad- This year, the seats held by board president agreed to testify truthfully Lamb, Tomlinson and ficers re-entered the build- mit to sending money for Mark Dowdy, board secretary Alvin Vaughn and against the four remaining Deputies Shelby, Travis ing and found more drug the purchase of the drugs. board member Velma Williamson were open for suspects in the case. Hill and Robert Shelby paraphernalia through- Fatheree also stated to po- election. All three were reconfirmed in their The charges against the converged at the Mur- out the building and a .38 lice that he recognized the positions without any discussion. suspects stem from a July freesboro Fire Station and revolver pistol that was items in the laundry bag as Dowdy then spoke about the state of the 25 arrest during which conducted a surveillance located in a green laundry belonging to him but said organization, saying that water loss was down Murfreesboro Police Chief of the building, noticing bag. he had not seen the pistol. because of repairs to the system’s lines, but is Randy Lamb met with Jan- several subjects in and out Ward advised that the Smith was read his Mi- still significant due to the amount of line flush- ice Ward at her residence of the building. pistol belonged to her randa rights and at that ing that has been required this year. on Tower Drive over a Lamb made contact and said that it had been time he stated that he He also said that 14 months from now the complaint of subjects tres- with Ward by phone and stolen from her residence would not talk with out his group will no longer have to put $4,000 per passing in her building at advised her that there approximately two weeks lawyer. month into a debt relief fund, which will al- 405 South Washington in were several subjects at earlier. Prior to setting down low the authority to be more flexible in their Murfreesboro. her building and advised The next day Kinzler, with Smith the Officer’s spending. Ward advised Lamb that her that he and other offi- Shelby, Lamb and Tomlin- had conducted interviews He also reported that the authority’s fi- she and Dr. Hiram Ward cers were about to go into son conducted an inter- with Hooper and Watts, nances were down $60,000 from last year, which owned the building and the building, at which time view with Mitchell, where who both stated that Smith will be discussed further at the board’s regular that no one had permission Ward advised Lamb that he he was questioned about had gone with them to monthly meeting later this month. to be in the building. Ward may have to use a hammer the drugs. Mitchell stated Nash, TX to purchase the went on to say that she to open the door because that they were not his, but methamphetamine. While had gone to the building the lock was broken and did admit to using drugs. conducting the surveil- earlier that day and found she believed that was the When questioned about lance and just prior to Church to host her grandson (Andrew way the trespassers were being at the building, he making entrance on the Pipkins), Alton Mitchell unlocking the door. stated that he had been building Officer’s noticed women’s day program and Danny Fatheree at the Upon entering the build- there for the past two days two vehicles pulling up to Harmony C.M.E. Church, located at 442 Hwy 32 W in building. ing, officers made contact and had just moved in his the building with Smith, Saratoga, will be hosting a women’s day program Sept. 22 Ward said that she told with the subjects and ad- furniture. Watts and Hooper exiting at 3 p.m. The guest speaker of the hour will be Evangelist them they had no permis- vised them that they were As subsequent inter- and entering the building. Quonya Brazil. She will be joined by host pastor Dorothy sion to be in the build- trespassing on private view of Pipkins found that In her interview, Watts Miller, presiding elder Marilyn Briggs, presiding prelate ing and also told them to property, while noticing he had been living there told the officers that she bishop Lawrence Reddick III, and missionary prelate leave. Ward also advised drug paraphernalia lying for about three days, with had gone to Nash, Texas Margree Stanton. Lamb that she believed in plain view. Pikins confessing he used with Smith and Hooper that the subjects were A “pat-down” of each a butter knife to unlock to purchase what she be- using the building as a subject was conducted by the door. Pipkins also ad- lieved would be metham- For all your local news and opinion, log on to hangout to use drugs. Pre- the officers and in securing mitted to using drugs but phetamine. Watts stated to viously, Ward had found a a place for the subjects to claimed that the metham- police that she did see the swarkansasnews.com broken light bulb that had sit, Hill picked up a napkin phetamine did not belong methamphetamine at the been fashioned into a drug from the floor, noticing that to him. Pipkins was also seller’s residence in Nash smoking device. the napkin had something questioned about the pis- and did not see it again PUBLIC NOTICE Ward gave Lamb written in it. tol and he stated that he until they returned to the The annual School Board Election of the permission to enter the The napkin contained had never seen the gun. building in Murfreesboro. Dierks School District will be held at the building to investigate as several small bags each An interview of Cody Howard County Clerk’s office in Nashville necessary. allegedly containing meth- Hooper found that before by early voting and absentee voting only. The Later that day, at ap- amphetamines. position is not contested. proximately 10:30 p.m., None of the subjects • Private Club Members & Guest Only (DSD;69,71,73;w35) • With Memberships Available • Must Be 21 to enter Notice of Polling Sites for Public Notice Nashville School District NO. 1 of Howard IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Timbers County, Arkansas HOWARD COUNTY, ARKANSAS In accordance with the requirements of Ark. Code BRENDA LEE JOHNSON and BRANDON •• PRESENTS •• Ann. 6-14-106, notice is hereby given that: LAMAR CLARK Plaintiffs (1) The polling site for each zone in the school election to be held on September 17, 2013 is as follows: Vs. No. CV2013-73-1 Zones Polling Site MELVIN C. CLARK and SANDRA CLARK 1,2,3,4,5 All zones- Defendants Warning Order Absentee and Early County Clerk’s Ofice Voting Howard County Courthouse The defendants, Melvin C. Clark and Sandra Rm 10, 421 N. Main Clark, are hereby warned to appear in this Court Nashville, AR 71852 within thirty days and answer the petition of Early voting will begin on September 10, 2013 and end the plaintiffs, Brenda Lee Johnson and Brandon on September 16, 2013. Early voting will be available Lamar Clark, and upon failure of defendants to Monday-Friday from 8:00 a.m - 4:30 p.m. Board of Directors of Nashville do so, the complaint iled herein will be deemed th School District No. 1 of Howard County, Arkansas to be admitted. By Randy Elliott, Secretary Witness my hand and seal as Clerk of the Circuit September 14 • 9:00 p.m. (NSD;73;w117) Court of Howard County, Arkansas, this 28th day Pool Tournament and Karaoke of August, 2013 BOBBIE JO GREEN, Circuit Clerk Friday Night Bid Notice By: Bobbie Jo Green, Clerk he Best Entertainment In SW Arkansas CITY OF NASHVILLE, ARKANSAS, SEAL (WW&S;73,75;w113) is accepting bids on the construction of • Hwy 27 N • Murfreesboro • the Ronny K. Woods Wildlife Trail at the Nashville City Park. This work element PUBLIC NOTICE will involve the installation and compaction Public Notice of an asphalt surface atop the previously DESTRUCTION OF SPECIAL EDUCATION Notice of Application For NPDES Permit RECORDS: AR0021261 constructed structural base course for the ½ The DeQueen - Mena Educational Cooperative- Under the provisions of Act 163 of the 1993 Ar- mile distance and 6’ width; Early Childhood Program which serves Polk, kansas Legislature, this is to give notice the Water All persons wishing to provide bids on Montgomery, Sevier, Little River and Howard Division of the Arkansas Department of Environ- the above project must meet additional counties. announces that it will be destroying all mental Quality (ADEQ) has received a renewal speciications contained in the “Instructions special education due process forms and records application on 7/23/2013, with additional informa- to Bidder” packets. These may be obtained tion received 8/12/2013, for an NPDES Permit No. of children who were dismissed, transitioned, from the ofice of the Nashville City Park, dropped from the program or found to be ineligible AR0021261 from the following facility: City of Mineral Springs 1301 West Johnson Street, Nashville, for preschool special education or speech therapy Arkansas, 71852 or by calling (870) 845- services prior to the 2007-2008 school terms, P.O. Box 129 according to state and federal guidelines. Mineral Springs, AR 71851 7405. Request for additional information Parents have the right to review and request The facility under consideration is located as fol- may be directed to Nikki Cherry, Parks & copies of these records before they are destroyed. lows: South of South Street & East of Railroad Recreation Director. The records will be available for viewing through Track, Mineral Springs, in Howard County, Arkan- Bids must be returned to the Nashville September 27, 2013, at the DeQueen-Mena sas. Interested persons desiring to request a public City Park ofice no later than 10 a.m. on Educationl Cooperative in Gillaham, Arkansas. hearing on the application may do so in writing. All September 16, 2013, and must be clearly They will be destroyed after September 30, 2013. requests should be received by ADEQ within 10 business days of the date of this notice and should marked “Ronny K. Woods Wildlife Trail If you wish to view your child’s records please call Installation of Asphalt Surfacing”. State and/ the Early Childhood Coordinator at 870-386-2251 be submitted to: to schedule an appointment. Marysia Jastrzebski, P.E. or Federal funds are being used in this project THESE RECORDS ARE NOT YOUR CHILD’S Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality and all Federal and State Regulations apply. PERMANENT SCHOOL RECORDS. NPDES Branch, Water Division Minority and women owned businesses are THEY ARE SPECIAL EDUCATION DUE 5301 Northshore Drive encouraged to bid. PROCESS FORMS AND RECORDS. North Little Rock, AR 72118-5317 (ECC;73,75;w155) Telephone: (501) 682-0622 (COMS:73.w153) Billy Ray Jones, Mayor (NCP;71,73;w174) 10 minEral springs The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, September 12, 2013 City treasurer job changes hands City Hall custodian to replace Cupp following resignation

D.E. RAY was a request to write off News Staff several past due water ac- counts. The nine accounts, MINERAL SPRINGS - In which total $512.14, have a very busy meeting Mon- been in arrears for quite day evening, the Mineral some time, with the people Springs city council made responsible for the bills re- personnel changes and fusing to pay. The council decided major issues for agreed to let Jones remove the city’s finances. those accounts from the Among the first items city books, but requested discussed during the coun- that she contact the per- cil’s regular monthly meet- son responsible for one ing was the resignation account one more time. of Connie Cupp, who had Conversation on the been Recorder/Treasurer topic then turned to a for the city for a period of discussion of whether the less than a year. Her letter city should employ a debt of resignation expressed collection agency. Jones mixed emotions about stated that most collection her resignation and sug- agencies would not take DONAtING gested that the council accounts as small as the appoint April Nail as her city’s, but that American FOR DOLLARs replacement. Mayor Walter Municipal Services does. “Sonny” Heatherly said of They require a resolu- ABOVE: Mineral Springs High School Cupp, “We were more than tion from the council be- students and staff glad to have her for as long fore they start work and recently made great as we had her.” they charge a 30 percent strides in securing a Nail, who has been collection fee, according minimum $500 Life cleaning City Hall for the to Jones. Council member Share Scholarship past two years, was ap- Steve Dixon stated that by donating 34 pints proved by the council to the proposal wouldn’t be of blood during fill the position with little worth it, and the mayor the September 26 discussion. She had al- suggested that the council blood drive. Several students and faculty ready been working in the table the discussion of members wear the Recorder/Treasurer’s of- using a collection agency t-shirts they received fice for several days before until later. during the blood the meeting. The council also heard drive. The council heard from suggestions from council AT RIGHT: Kendrick Kathy Jones, who was act- member Vera Marks that Langston donates ing as Recorder for the the city should close a during the event. meeting and detailed sev- Submitted photos portion of Runnells Street eral financial issues that on Halloween for a city the council needed to ad- Trick or Treat, and that dress, primarily the city’s there should be a city-wide millage rate. The council cleanup day before that. voted unanimously to keep The council quickly agreed the rate at 1.6 mills. to the plan for a Trick The council then ac- or Treat event, and de- cepted Jones’ proposal cided that the city cleanup that garbage haul fees be should be two days: Fri., retained in the Water De- Oct 25 and Sat., Oct 26. partment’s savings fund The last action during rather than placed in the the council meeting was a city’s general fund for the 14 and a half minute execu- remaining months in the tive session to discuss per- year. The fees total about sonnel issues, after which $4,500 each month. the council announced Also heard from Jones that they took no action. 2 cols. x 8.5” N. News Come check our expanded mARKEt DAY Featured Fall Gifts! We’re excited that our stock now includes many nice new arrivals, which are ideal for your special Fall gift-giving occasions ...or perhaps you’ll find something that you just cannot live without! 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Na“Thes drugh storev idowntownlle on theD corner”ru g Ph. (870) 845-2722 www.Nashvilledrugcompany.com Thursday, September 12, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 11 Drowned Centerpoint Auditors football player find three remembered fondly by errors in community, school city records CHARLES GOODIN Editor Youth died just one day DIERKS - The city was after playing in Outlaws flagged for three infrac- tions of state law during a vs. Knights matchup recent audit. According to Mayor Terry Mounts, auditors looking at city records MIKE WALLACE Glenwood Herald from 2011 and 2012 found three errors in city con- duct during the time pe- AMITY - The family of KATELyN COFFMAN | Nashville News riod inspected. Ryan Swain, the City of Trey Frachiseur, an EAST Lab student at Dierks High School, works on creating a The first involved the Amity and, in fact, the five plan for the new golf course on Google Sketch-Up. purchase of burgers from county region of Clark, Dierks Drive In, which is Pike, Montgomery, Garland Golf course to owned in part by Police and Hot Springs suffered a be constructed Chief Brian White. Mounts tragic loss Saturday, Sep- BuILDING thE GREEN at Dierks High said auditors noted the tember 7. city made two purchases Ryan Swain, age 17, and KATELYN COFFMAN from the business totaling three friends were teal DHS Correspondent $559, but no ordinance was hunting on the Caddo River SWAIN in place recognizing that near Amity Landing, when a call at 7:09 about a per- The Dierks High School EAST Lab is the city was doing busi- the accident occurred. son in the Caddo River. set to begin work on the school’s new par ness with a city employee. Reports from the Arkan- Watson’s statement said three golf course this week. Assistant golf The food was purchased to sas Game and Fish Com- Swain was found shortly coach, Steve Martin, came up with the feed county inmates who mission office in Little Rock after 9:00 a.m. idea and has since rallied his students were doing community and the Clark County Sher- The 17-year old was to join in the effort. service in Dierks. iff’s Office reveal that Ryan pronounced deceased at The course is expected to be placed The second and third Swain, Tyler Travis, Eric the scene by Clark County between the parking lot and the football items noted in the audit Brown and Dyllan Taylor Coroner Tim Welch and practice field and the EAST Lab students Head Golf Coach Chad Lites and Assistant regard the donation and were duck hunting and Swain was transported to used the program, Google Sketch-Up, to Golf Coach Steve Martin. subsequent replacement looking for places along the the Davis-Smith Funeral design it. of the city’s rescue van. Caddo River to place duck Home in Glenwood. “There will be three greens built. Tee golf course built at a minimal cost. The Mounts said the city do- blinds early the morning of A memorial service was boxes will be placed accordingly so that golf team is hosting the annual Powder nated its original van to September 7. held that Saturday evening a total of nine holes can be played on the Puff football game October 1 to raise the Athens Volunteer Fire A teal was shot and fell at the Bethel Missionary three greens,” Head Golf Coach Chad money for the cause. Local businesses Department, but state law into the river. This oc- Baptist Church with hun- Lites said. “We may be able to make one Cossatot Gravel and Rea-Mac Construc- requires an exchange of curred around 6:30 a.m. dreds attending the candle tee box so that it will be long enough for tion (owned by Todd Moore) and the funds when an item is be- Swain took off his wad- light ceremony. Visitation a Par four hole.” City of Dierks, are generously donating ing transfered to any orga- ers and shoes and started at the church was Monday The goal is to have the course com- their time resources to the project. Di- nization that isn’t another into the water after the evening where hundreds pleted sometime during the winter erks Superintendent Donnie Davis has, municipality. duck. more attended. months so the golf team can begin using according to Lites, “been a big help and After donating the van, AG&FC information of- Ryan Mason Swain was it in the spring. supporter,” as well. a $35,235 electronic funds ficer Keith Stephens stated a Centerpoint High School “The par three course will give Dierks The golf team would personally like transfer was made to pur- in a September 9 phone senior class member who High School golfers the opportunity to to thank everyone who is helping and chase a new van without conversation that Swain played sports and was in practice instead of making long drives donating to make the project succeed. an ordinance authorizing turned back to the bank numerous service organi- to area golf courses,” Lites explained. If you would like to make a donation, the purchase, which audi- to deposit his wallet and zations. “We currently use the De Queen Country please contact Chad Lites or Steve tors said constituted the watch with his waders He will long be remem- Club as our home course. Because of the Martin. third infraction. and started again after the bered for his service to distance, we only get to practice over “We want to be able to give your golf- Mounts said the city downed teal. his church, his school, his there about twice a week when matches ers a place to get better,” Lites said. “We has already taken correc- He slipped under the family, and for continu- are not being held. This will give us an op- want to be able to compete with other tive action on each of the surface while trying to ally striving to help others, portunity to practice on the other days of golf teams in the area that have local errors. reach the bird and was stated his class mates, fam- the week without having to drive.” courses to practice on. We think this is “We’ve complied with not seen again by his com- ily and friends. Many people are aiding in getting the a great starting point.” all of these and they’ve panions. “He was a mighty OK’d them,” he said. Stephens said one of Knight,” said Centerpoint the hunting companions teacher Joanna Sutton, ‘Throw Back Saturday’ scheduled climbed into their boat and who spoke at the Saturday The Dierks Chamber St. Festivities will include tried to find Swain. 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NASHVILLE - Bluegrass music venue will fea- music will be coming to ture Copper Road from Nashville City Park on Malvern and Rockport, Sat., Sept. 14 as “Pack- Arkansas. the-Park” gets under way. The Copper Road Band The Dogwood Pavilion is from the Rockport/ will be the setting for Malvern area. These the festive music “in the seasoned band members round.” Music will begin have been performing for around 9 a.m. and con- almost 10 years. They en- tinue until 3 p.m. or until joy playing for churches, the musicians get ready benefits and have per- to go home. formed at several blue- Classic, antique and grass festivals around customized automobiles, the state. trucks and motorcycles They are regularly fea- of all kinds will line the tured at senior centers interior streets of the and assisted living homes park for public viewing in Hot Springs county. during the event with The Copper Road Band the “Pack-the-Park” car presents an outstand- Canaan Warriors is a gospel band based in Hot Springs. Their versatile style consists of a mix of bluegrass gospel, show. Show cars, trucks ing variety of old time southern gospel, and contemporary gospel music. The band consists of the following members: Charles Gardner (vocalist, and motorcycles will be gospel, old country and musician) is a veteran musician who was raised in Monticello, AR and, after playing nationally for several years, made his coming into the park bluegrass music home in Hot Springs and began playing gospel music. Annette Gardner (vocalist, keyboard), began singing with her family around 8 a.m. Trophies Other entertainers in- (The Don Vaughn Family) in church at the age of 4 and sang around the southern AR area for most of her life. Jeff Smith will be awarded around clude fiddle player Da- (vocalist, rhythm guitar), an ordained minister, has a rich bass voice and has performed with local groups for several years. Mike Rowlette (bass guitar), is a seasoned musician who played with bands in Texas before making his home in Hot 2 p.m. vid Young from Dierks, Springs a few years ago. Rusty Relics Tractor the Humming Birds from Club will have their farm Stamps, the Weavers from equipment displays in Arkadelphia, Camille Dale the grassy area in front of from Nashville and Judy the park office. These dis- Lawrence with friends plays feature outstanding from Gurdon. pieces of farm equipment Canaan Warriors is a from the past. A “tractor gospel band based in Hot parade” around the park Springs. Their versatile is planned for later in the style consists of a mix of afternoon. bluegrass gospel, south- To open the big event, ern gospel, and contem- the “Fight Back 5K and 1 porary gospel music. mile Fun Run” will open Canaan Warriors is its registration at 6:15 currently working on its a.m. The 5K portion of debut CD titled “When I the run is scheduled to Fall.” The CD will contain start at 7:30 a.m. and songs that are familiar the “Fun Run” will begin favorites as well as some at 7:45 a.m. The 5K and original music written by Fun Run are a part of the band members. Relay for Life American The “in the round” for- Cancer Society fund rais- mat will also feature open ing program. mic sessions for local tal- Food booths will be ent to perform. on hand for the event Local musicians are and feature a variety of urged to bring their in- items for sale to every- struments to the park one. Admission for gen- with you and join in the eral public spectators to jam session. Acoustic in- all events including the struments are requested 5K race, car show, trac- for all bluegrass partici- tor show and bluegrass pants. music is FREE. Donations For more information to the American Cancer contact Freddie Horne Society will be gladly ac- at 870-451-4288 or Linda Copper Road members are Kenneth Dean Prince (banjo & vocals), Gerald Fitzhugh (rythm guitar & vocals), Linda Henderson cepted. Chambers at 870-557- (bass), Janis Johnson (fiddle & vocals), Ruby Ethridge (guitar & vocals), Herman Ethridge (guitar & vocals) and Doyle The new bluegrass 7762. Henderson (band manager and sound).

Church to host ‘Dinner and a Specialty Clinic Show’ program Oct. 26

Holly Creek Missionary Baptist Oct. 18. For ticket information, call Jamie Church in Dierks will present ‘Dinner Fannin at 870-286-2578 or 870-223-6449, and A Show’ featuring Christian humor- Jan Manasco 870-286-2036 or Becky Ash- Spotlight ist Miss Bertha Louise Cooper on Sat., brooks 870-557-0377. Oct. 26 at 6 p.m. Those wishing to attend may mail a Education: Tickets are $15 for dinner and the check and number of tickets to Jamie Fan- 1997 M.D., LA State University show. The deadline to order tickets is nin, P.O. box 460, Dierks, AR 71833.

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Private (PVT) Laranda Europe of Mineral Springs recently enlisted into the Arkansas Army National Guard and has earned education benefits valued at $50,420. She will attend Basic Training followed by her military job school at Ft Leonard Wood, Mis- souri. Upon returning to Ar- kansas, PVT Europe will serve with Echo Company 39th BSB in Benton as a motor transport operator. SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News She is the daughter of Ren- Susan Young Manning, Brenda Deloney Cox, Grace Pierson Robkin, Deb Scoggin Young, Brenda Swope White, Maureen Renard Wheble, Suzanna da Walton and Jimmy Eu- Johnson Williams, Jill Floyd Stubblefield, Becky Mitchell Stanley, and Barbara Beth Ennis pose for a photo in front of the New York Harbor skyline rope JR of Mineral Springs. during their recent visit to New York City. To find out how you can proudly serve as a Citizen/ Soldier in the Arkansas Army National Guard, call Staff Sergeant John Jones BIG APPLE tRIP at (870)648-9283 or visit the web at www.national- guard.com. Girls from the NHS class of 1974 visit New York City Private (PV2) Francisco Lopez of Mineral Springs Susan Young Manning, Brenda the DJ played songs of the 70’s King” on Broadway. to Liberty Island to see the Statue recently enlisted into the Deloney Cox, Grace Pierson Rob- including their 1974 class song Many of the girls took a flight of Liberty and Ellis Island. Arkansas Army National kin, Deb Scoggin Young, Brenda “Time in a Bottle” and the girls from NYC to upstate New York They also saw the new 9/11 Guard and has earned Swope White, Maureen Renard group song “Lean on Me.” into Buffalo to see Niagara Falls reflection pools built on Ground education benefits valued Wheble, Suzanna Johnson Wil- The group also got to visit the from both the U.S. side and the Zero. This proved to be quite at $50,420. He will attend liams, Jill Floyd Stubblefield, “Good Morning, America” set Canadian side. The group trav- an emotional time as the girls Basic Training followed by Becky Mitchell Stanley, Barbara and were seen on the morning eled to Canada and dined at a reflected on the memory of that his military job school at Ft Beth Ennis, all from the class of show as they traveled by bus to restaurant that overlooked the day. The group was able to see Lee, Virginia. 1974 took a trip of a lifetime to see Alecia Keyes in concert. The falls. It was there they boarded a the 9/11 fireman memorial that Upon returning to Ar- New York City. Along for the trip group all wore 70’s style match- boat called “The Maid in the Mist” honored the heroes that gave kansas, PV2 Lopez will was the class “Little Sister” Kathy ing shirts, shoes and purses, and experienced the adventure all to save others that were in serve with Echo Company Pierson Wood and daughters of while wearing peace earrings and of traveling behind the falls in a the world trade center on that 39th BSB in Benton as a two of the classmates, Morgan chokers to complete their 70’s boat feeling the power of the falls fateful day. utilities equipment repair- Wood and Marta Stanley. ensemble. all around them as they traveled The last day of the trip they er. He is the son of Aurora One of the highlights of the There was one formal night through the Canadian “Horse- enjoyed shopping and dining at and Ricardo Romo of Min- trip was a three hour evening where the group experienced shoe Falls.” an outdoor restaurant at Rock- eral Springs. To find out cruise on the “Duchess” ship seeing all the city sights from an Upon returning to New York efeller Plaza. how you can proudly serve which sailed around the Statue of evening stretch limousine ride. City the group spent one day in These girls have been friends as a Citizen/Soldier in the Liberty and through N.Y. Harbor They completed the night with central park, having a picnic and throughout their lifetime, begin- Arkansas Army National with spectacular views of the N.Y. front row seats to the Broadway also enjoying a sunset horse and ning from their childhood to now, Guard, call Staff Sergeant Skyline. During the cruise the performance of “Cinderella” On carriage ride through the park. almost 40 years from the day they John Jones at (870)648- girls had a delicious dinner while another night the saw “The Lion The group took the ferry over graduated Nashville High School. 9283 or visit the web at www.nationalguard.com.

Victory Way Free Church of God True Holiness, located Victory Way at 400 E. Russell St. in Nashville, will host its annual conference September 20-22. Friday night’s speaker will be Pastor Cooper, while Church Saturday night will feature Bishop Charles Archer, Pas- tor of Victory Way Church. Sunday morning will feature to host Bishop Willie Culclager, national bishop from Kansas City, MO. There will be seminars taught at 6 p.m. Friday conference and Saturday for one hour before services. For more information, call 845-2242.

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