The Nashville News THURSDAY • November 1, 2012 • Issue 88 • 2 Sections • 16 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents

IN BRIEFt Man receives 30 year sentence for sexual assault Newspaper TERRICA HENDRIX ond degree sexual assault of their clothes,” he re- seeking Editor counts, he was also charged sponded. veterans’ with possession of firearms The judge followed How- NASHVILLE – Two weeks by certain persons. The ard County Deputy Pros- biographies before his scheduled pre- judge advised Almond of ecutor Erin Hunter’s rec- The Nashville trial, a 53-year-old man his rights and Almond said ommendation that Almond News is seek- entered a guilty plea to two he understood them. serve 15 years in prison per ing biographical counts of second degree With his public defender, second degree sexual as- information on sexual assault and was Aaron Brasel, standing by sault count, consecutively any local military sentenced to 30 years in his side, Almond pled guilty and serve 10 years for the personnel for a prison. and told the court that “I possession of firearms by special Veteran’s Kevin Dewayne Almond, Day issue. did possess firearms in my certain person count (with of Nashville, appeared be- Please include house…two, .22’s and one 10 years suspended). a photo, along fore Judge Tom Cooper shotgun” at the time of his The victim’s family was with time served, Wednesday in Howard July 18 arrest. in agreement with Almond’s rank, branch and County Circuit Court for Almond was convicted plea, Hunter told the court. any medals you a change of plea. Almond in 1983 of second degree Chief Deputy Bryan or your loved was escorted into the court- murder in Nevada County. McJunkins, Investigator one received room wearing an orange Almond also admitted to John Eric Glidewell, Depu- while serving our CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News Howard County Jail jump- inappropriately touching ties Todd Tallant and Travis country. Sub- Kevin Almond is escorted away from the Howard County Courthouse suit and handcuffs. In addi- two children. “I did touch Turner conducted the July missions may Wednesday after receiving his sentence. tion to the two felony sec- those girls on the outside investigation. be e-mailed to editor@nashvil- lenews.org or brought by our office at 418 N. Main St. by Nov. 5. For more Renowned business information, call 845-2010. leader passes Tax CHARLES GOODIN classes Managing Editor NASHVILLE - A re- offered nowned and well-liked Professional member of the Nashville tax preparers, business community farmers, small passed away Tuesday. business own- Funeral services were ers, and anyone held this morning for else interested 84-year-old John Clarence in income tax “JC” Dyer, a long-time real- preparation can tor, bank board member take part in one and friend to many in the of the two-day Nashville area. 2012 Income Tax DYER Schools around He is survived by his the state. wife, Jacqueline, of Nash- Classes are ville; daughters, Judy remembered him as an from 8 a.m. to Blalock and her husband incredibly compassionate 4:30 p.m. each Rick, of Plain Dealing, Loui- individual. day. The tax siana and Jane Dyer, of “He is one of the most schools cover Nashville; grand-daugh- generous human beings small business ters, Amy Pope and her I’ve ever known,” Coul- and farm tax husband Jeff, of Benton, ter said. “He had a great issues. Topics Louisiana and Jennifer heart.” to be covered Keeney and her husband Dyer was born April include: re- CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News 7, 1928 as the only child tirement, indi- Tre’sea Berry, 8, stands at the entrance to a Michael, of Nashville; and vidual issues, doll house she was presented Wednesday five great-grandchildren: to Clarence and Carolyn small business, A WISH purchased with funds raised during a Ian and Ethan Pope and Dyer. A lifelong resident of divorce, succes- benefit held in her honor early last month. Zane, Yvette and Luxie Howard County, he spent sion planning, Berry has been diagnosed with stage four Keeney. his childhood in Dierks, healthcare, in- neuroblastoma cancer. Her benefit was Nashville native Don where he met and married sponsored by Juanita Sledge, Bill Bean, Otis formation report- COME TRUE Coulter, who referred to the love of his life, Jackie, Neal and Alisha Neal. ing, agriculture, Dyer as a life-long friend, See DYER / Page 6 ethics, S cor- porations, IRS update, rulings and cases, and new legislation. Local schools will be in: HWY 371 WRECK • Texarkana Country star with (Rural Electric Cooperative Building) Nov. local ties to play 19-20; • Hot Springs (Clarion) Nov. Perot in Texarkana 26-27; • Little Rock (Cooperative Ex- Glen Travis Campbell reviewed by Chris Talbott, tension Service- is nearing the end of his AP entertainment writer, State Office) hugely successful Goodbye who stated “It was classic Dec. 3-4. Tour, which has enjoyed Glen Campbell last Friday Registra- sellouts across the country. night in Biloxi, Mississippi. tion costs are During his 50 years in Alzheimer’s disease may $220 per per- show business, Campbell have changed a lot of things son and will be has released more than in the Country Music Hall accepted until 70 albums. He has sold 45 of Famer’s life, but his abil- the last day of million records and racked ity to create sounds that the conference up 12 RIAA Gold albums, still resonate in our shared provided space Four people were injured in a multi-vehicle accident is available. 4 Platinum albums and 1 memory with his blue G&L on Highway 371 east of Nashville Tuesday morning. Registration is Double-Platinum album. Comanche on “By the Time Arkansas State Police say a Buick, driven by 53-year-old available online Of his 75 trips up the I Get to Phoenix” or his Cheryl Allen, of Nashville, was traveling east, as was a by visiting: http:// charts, 27 landed in the Hamer 12-string on “South- 2004 Dodge car driven by 25-year-old Justin Byers. State taxschool.uaex. Top 10. Some of his hits ern Nights” is virtually un- Trooper Mason Glasgow said Byers' vehicle apparently edu.For registra- include “Gentle on My touched…” attempted to pass the Allen vehicle while going uphill in a no passing zone. A third vehicle, driven by 27-year-old tion materials or Mind”, “By the Time I Get Campbell will perform more informa- Rebecca Ewing, of Nashville, was traveling west. Reports to Phoenix”, “Wichita Line- one show only Saturday, state that Byers attempted to return to the eastbound lane tion, contact Aly man”, “Southern Nights” and Nov. 17 8 p.m. at the Perot Signorelli or Kim causing his vehicle to strike the Buick, then hit head on “Rhinestone Cowboy”. Theatre. Magee at (501) with the oncoming SUV. Byers was flown from the accident Although, Campbell has Tickets will go on sale 671-2072 or your scene to a Hot Springs hospital. Ewing was transported county offices been diagnosed with Al- Fri., Oct. 19 at 10 a.m. at the by ambulance to a Hope hospital and later flown to a of the Coopera- zheimer’s disease, he de- Perot Theatre box office, Shreveport medical facility. Two juvenile passengers tive Extension cided to go public about it www.perottheatre.com or in the Ewing vehicle were also injured and taken to area Service, Univer- during his Goodbye Con- by calling 903-792-4992. hospitals. The accident remains under investigation. sity of Arkan- cert Tour. Ticket prices are $55-$85 Staff photos by Charles Goodin | Information courtesy SW Arkansas Radio sas Division of Campbell’s first date (not including $2 facility Agriculture. on the Goodbye Tour was preservation fee.) Page 2 THURSDAY November 1, 2012 Opinions The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Committing to the Delta

Last week, I had the opportunity to speak to the Delta Grassroots Caucus at their meeting in West Memphis, Arkansas. It was encouraging to see so many people gathered together to support the Mis- sissippi River Delta region. As Co-Chairman of the Mississippi River Delta Congressional Caucus and as a past President of the Mississippi Valley Flood Control Association, I have long been involved with Mike fighting for the Delta. The past few years have Ross been particularly hard on United States the Delta region. In times Congressman like these, it’s critical for government, business and community leaders to come together and work to rebuild our neighbor- hoods and communities. These coalitions of lead- ers must also continue working together in recovery efforts to secure a brighter future for communities and families throughout the Delta region. Now, more than ever, our country must refocus its attention back to the middle class and working families if we are ever going to get this economy go- ing again. This is how we help the Delta grow. And, this is how we get America moving again. My num- ber one priority is and has always been keeping jobs in this country and putting hard-working Americans back to work. We must do everything we can to continue our economic recovery. While there is still work to be done, our country has gone from losing an average of 750,000 jobs per month at the height of the reces- ‘Cooling out’ the voters sion to creating approximately 4.5 million jobs over the past three years; and the stock market is back Confidence men know of an outraged public, the was reelected, it would be up. By continuing our economic recovery, we give that their victim — "the impeachment of President Thomas politically irrelevant what employers the confidence they need to expand and mark" as he has been called Clinton fizzled out in the facts came out. hire more workers. — is eventually going to real- Senate. Sowell As the Obama administra- As we focus on jobs, we must also continue our ize that he has been cheated. We are currently seeing Creators tion's video story began to work on reducing the debt and deficit. Our current But it makes a big difference another "cooling out" pro- slowly unravel, their earlier massive budget deficits and historic national debt whether he realizes it im- cess, growing out of the ter- Syndicate misstatements were blamed are serious issues and we must get our nation’s fis- mediately, and goes to the rorist attack on the Ameri- on "the fog of war" that ini- cal house back in order as soon as possible. police, or realizes it after the can consulate in Benghazi not. tially obscures many events. While spending cuts are important and neces- confidence man is long gone. on September 11th this year. And it mattered hugely But there was no such "fog of sary, I also believe another effective way to reduce So part of the confidence The belated release of whether the facts became war" in this case. The Obama our deficit is to put more Americans back to work in racket is creating a peri- State Department e-mails known to the public before administration knew what the private sector. When more Americans are work- od of uncertainty, during shows that the Obama ad- or after the election. What was happening while it was ing, more are paying taxes, and less are dependent which the victim is not yet ministration knew, while the the White House needed was happening. on government programs and services. In order for sure of what is happening. attack on the American con- a process of "cooling out" They didn't know all the our progress on deficit reduction to continue, we This delaying process has sulate was still underway, the voters, keeping them details — and we may never must stabilize and strengthen our economy. been called "cooling out the that it was a coordinated, distracted or in uncertainty know all the details — but However, I do not think there is one silver bullet, mark." armed terrorist attack. They as long as possible. they knew enough to know one plan or a single piece of legislation that alone The same principle ap- were getting reports from Not only did the Obama that this was no protest will speed this process up. In fact, there is only so plies in politics. When the those inside the consulate administration keep repeat- demonstration that got out much government can do, even during tough eco- accusations that led to the who were under attack, as ing the false story about of hand. nomic times. Job creation and economic recovery impeachment of President well as surveillance pictures an anti-Islamic video be- From the time it took of- will ultimately depend on the cooperation of gov- Bill Clinton first surfaced, he from a camera on an Ameri- ing the cause of a riot that fice, the Obama administra- ernments at all levels, the private sector and local flatly denied them all. Then, can drone overhead. turned violent, the man who tion has sought to suppress communities. as the months passed, the About an hour before the produced that video was the very concept of a "war While I am working hard to help our economy truth came out — but slowly, attack, the scene outside tracked down and arrested, on terror" or the terrorists' recover and get our nation’s fiscal house back in bit by bit. One of Clinton's was calm enough for the creating a media distraction. war on us. The painful farce order, our work is not yet done. I will continue to own White House aides later American ambassador to All this kept the video of calling the Fort Hood mur- support and advocate for commonsense, bipartisan called it "telling the truth accompany a Turkish official story front and center, with ders "workplace violence," policies that support small businesses and encour- slowly." to the gates of the consulate the actions and inactions of instead of a terrorist attack age private sector job growth. And, rest assured, I By the time the whole to say goodbye. This could the Obama administration in our midst, shows how far will continue to do everything I can to help the Delta truth came out, it was called hardly have happened if kept in the background. the Obama administration region because farmers, families and small busi- "old news," and the clever there were protesting mobs The White House had to would go to downplay the nesses in the Delta have been the backbone of the phrase now was that we there. know that it was only a mat- dangers of Islamic extremist American economy for generations. should "move on." Why then did both Presi- ter of time before the truth terrorism. It was a successful "cool- dent Obama and U.N. Am- would come out. But time The killing of Osama bin ing out" of the public, keep- bassador Susan Rice keep was what mattered, with an Laden fed the pretense that ing them in uncertainty so repeating the story that this election close at hand. 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The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. 320 Hart Senate Office Building district 21 (870) 542-7452 Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org Washington, D.C. 20510-0404 senator Larry teague, 102 N. Main St., [email protected] NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, November 1, 2012 • Page 3 Contest winner John “JC” Dyer, 84, Nashville businessman, Oct. 30 JC Dyer went to be with his Lord and was a lifetime member of the Million Dol- Savior on October 30, 2012. John Clar- lar Club and served as past President of ence “JC” was born on April 7, the Millwood Realtors Associa- 1928 as the only child to Clar- tion. JC also served on the bank ence and Carolyn Dyer. A life- board for the First National Bank long resident of Howard County, and even after retiring, enjoyed he spent his childhood in Dierks, going to the bank in the morn- Arkansas where he met and mar- ings to drink coffee and catch ried the love of his life, Jackie up on local events and news. on July 12, 1947. JC and Jackie He donated his time for many began their marriage in Dierks years as an auctioneer for local and eventually moved to Nashville where, 4-H groups and the FFA in their livestock except for a few years, spent their 65 years sales. JC was also longtime member of together raising their family. JC enjoyed the Nashville Rotary Club and may other his family, his work, his church, and until civic organizations. recent years, horseback trail riding. Funeral Services were held at 10:00 a.m. JC was preceded in death by his parents on Thursday, November 1, 2012 at First of Dierks, Clarence and Carolyn Dyer. Baptist Church in Nashville with Brother He is survived by his wife Jacqueline David Blase oficiating. Burial will follow of Nashville; daughters, Judy Blalock and in Restland Memorial Park Cemetery. her husband Rick of Plain Dealing, Loui- Visitation will be held from 6:00 p.m. to siana and Jane Dyer of Nashville; grand- 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 31, 2012 at daughters, Amy Pope and her husband Jeff Nashville Funeral Home. of Benton, Louisiana and Jennifer Keeney The family would like to extend their and her husband Michael of Nashville; gratitude to the caregivers and staff of ive great-grandchildren, Ian and Ethanthe Nashville Nursing Home and all the Pope and Zane, Yvette and Luxie Keeney. countless others that have made this jour- Lifelong friends, Bobby and Marcille Dal- ney with our family. las of Nashville. You may send an online sympathy mes- JC retired as a respected member of the sage at www.nashvillefh.com. Arkansas Board of Realtors. He served on the Arkansas Real Estate Commission,

Cynthia Jefferson James Arehart Teresa Cogburn Cynthia Jefferson, age James R. Arehart, age Teresa Ann Cogburn, 57, of Nashville, Arkan- 61, of Mineral Springs, age 45, of Nashville, Ar- sas, died Thursday, Oc- died Wednesday, October kansas, died on Monday, tober 25, 2012. She was 31, 2012 in Nashville He October 29, 2012 at her TAMZEN COX | Nashville News born on December 31, was born on November home. She was born on Dallas Cox, pictured above with Russell Cellular store manager Jacquline “Cookie” 14, 1950 in Cheyenne, Deloney, won a basket of candy during the company’s Halloween coloring contest. 1954 in Chicago, Illinois. May 29, 1967 in Nash- She is survived by: Wyoming, the son of the ville, the daughter of the one daughter, Arnita Wal- late W.R. “Bob” Arehart late James Gleba and ton of Mineral Springs; and Phyllis Christensen Denver Hale Gleba. ive sons, Willie Joe Jef- Arehart. She is survived by: ferson of Hope, Nathan He is survived by his her husband, Jerry Cog- Jefferson (Pam) of Texar- wife, Bonnie Nikolas of burn of Nashville; one Arkansas Arts Center acquires kana, Arkansas, Lee Jef- Mineral Springs. son, Jeremy Cogburn and ferson, Shelton Jefferson You may send an on- wife, Christina of Amity; (Monica) and Shawrell line sympathy message three daughters, Paige work from the estate of Jefferson (Deidra) all of at www.latimerfuneral- Fontaine and husband, Nashville; thirteen grand- home.com. Chad of Saratoga, Shau- children; two sisters, Lisa Memorials may be na Sandage and husband, Louise and Frederick Dierks Meekins (William) and made to the American Derik of Amity, and Kris- Teresa Austin both of Ty- Cancer Society. ten Cogburn of Nashville; LITTLE ROCK – The Arkansas Arts Center, and white photo in the 1999 complete catalog ler, Texas; and a host of three grandchildren; her the state’s premiere center for visual and of O’Keeffe’s as photographed by the artist’s relatives and friends. mother-in-law, Bon- performing arts, recently announced new husband and dealer, Alfred Stieglitz. Funeral services will nie Davis of Nashville; additions to its permanent collection. It is related to an oil painting titled, Shell be held at 2:30 on Satur- Lorene Thrower one brother, John James Artworks from American artists Thomas on Red, which is held in a New York private day, November 3, 2012 at Lorene Thrower, 59, Gleba and wife, Lynn of Hart Benton, Georgia O’Keeffe and Roger collection. From Pink Shell Left joins the Allen Mack, as well as artworks from British Arts Center’s charcoal drawing by O’Keeffe, the Nashville Auditori- passed away Tuesday, Murfreesboro; one niece; artist Barbara Hepworth now grace the Arts Banana Flower (1933). um, Nashville, Arkansas. Oct. 23, 2012, at her resi- and a host of other rela- Center’s collection. British modernist sculptor Barbara Hep- Burial will be at Camp dence. tives and friends. The pieces were donated by long-time worth is represented in the bequest with a Springs Cemetery in Co- She is survived by her Services were held at supporters of the Arkansas Arts Center, the marble sculpture and an oil painting. The lumbus. brothers, Jay Thrower 2:00 P.M., Thursday, No- late Louise and Frederick Dierks. white marble sculpture, Two Heads (Christ- Visitation will be held and Edward Thrower; vember 1, 2012 at Lat- “We are so honored to have these new mas), dates to 1970 and represents two 11 am -5 pm Friday at the sisters, Erma Lewis, imer Funeral Home with pieces added to our growing collection. The abstracted human heads. funeral home. Thelma Johnson and Sa- Jim Foltz oficiating. drawings, paintings, prints and sculpture The oil painting, Genesis II, features two Arrangements en- vannah Schultz; and oth- Burial to follow at donated by the Dierks maintain the high eye-like motifs, a characteristic unique to trusted to Hicks Funeral er relatives; and friends. Biggs Chapel in Nathan, quality and expand the International scope Hepworth, who typically explores the rela- Home, Inc. Graveside services under the direction of of the Arts Center’s collection,” said Todd tionship between voids by carving holes in will be held at 2 p.m. Fri- Latimer Funeral Home, Herman, executive director of the Arkansas her sculptures, evocative of eyes. day, Nov. 2, in the Gar- Nashville. Arts Center. “The Dierks were savvy collec- The painting by Benton, Clay County Lifeline to host den of Oaklawn in Cedar Visitation will be on tors and great friends of the arts, and we are Farm, and Barbara Hepworth’s sculpture Two church anniversary Hill Memorial Park. Wednesday, October 31, deeply grateful to them for allowing us to Heads (Christmas) are currently on view in Visitation will be held 2012 from 6:00 to 8:00 proudly share these beautiful artworks with the Jackson T. Stephens gallery. Lifeline Ministry will cel- from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. P.M. at the funeral home. the people of Arkansas.” In addition, the Dierks have bequeathed ebrate its 17th church an- Thursday as she lies in You may send an on- The bequest includes four works from the two bronze sculptures by Roger Allen Mack, niversary Sun., Nov. 4 begin- repose at Gregory W. line sympathy message late American regional artist, Thomas Hart Euclid’s Dream and Sorcerer’s Mirror, both ning at 3:30 p.m. The public Spencer Funeral Direc- at www.latimerfuneral- Benton, including drawings, a lithograph and dating to about 1973, and several prints by is invited to attend. tors in Fort Worth, Texas. home.com. an oil painting. a variety of European artists. The two drawings, Jagendorf and Joe Stella The late Louise and Frederick Dierks were and Carrying Cotton, both date back to the avid supporters of the Arkansas Arts Center, Williams Memorial 1940s. Jagendorf and Joe Stella is an informal with Mr. Dierks serving on the board and portrait of a dentist at work on a patient, Mrs. Dierks exhibiting her own art. Mr. Dierks to hold revival while Carrying Cotton depicts workers in a also served on the boards of the Arkansas Williams Memorial cotton field. Parks and Forestry Commission and the Hot Church, located at 1210 The lithograph, Sorghum Mill, created in Springs Arts Council. South Front St. in Nashville 1969, was made to be distributed by the As- The Arkansas Arts Center is a dynamic will hold a revival Thurs., CORRECTION sociated American Arts and the oil painting, center for the arts. It features a museum with Nov. 1 and Fri., Nov. 2 begin- Clay County Farm, painted in 1971, is the first an outstanding collection of international art. ning at 7 p.m. nightly with In the Mon., Oct. 29 edition of the Nashville News, oil painting by Benton to enter the collection. The strength of the collection is works guest evangelist Elder Robert Larry Elrod was incorrectly identified as Larry Efird Clay County Farm is a scene of a fisherman on paper with an emphasis on drawings and D. Strong, Pastor of Kossuth in a cutline dealing with an award Husqvarna won on Benton’s farm in Frankfurt, Kansas. contemporary craft objects. It also includes COGIC in St. Louis, MO. for three million man hours without an accident. The drawing, From Pink Shell Left, by paintings, sculpture and the largest U.S. The regrets the error. the late American modern artist Georgia repository of watercolors and drawings by News O’Keeffe, is a major discovery among her 19th century artist Paul Signac. work. The AAC also features the award-winning Fall festival The 1931 pastel mimics groups of mussel Children’s Theatre, art classes and public shells turned to stone that O’Keefe discov- programs. In addition, the AAC offers tour- set at ered on a walk near her home in Taos, N.M. ing programs for communities, such as Chil- Puzzle Answers Before its addition to the Arts Center’s col- dren’s Theatre on Tour, the Artmobile and Watch This! Sudoku Solution #2703-D lection, this drawing appeared only as a black traveling exhibitions. Dodson St. Y E A H A S S A D F A N 7 1 2 5 9 8 4 6 3 Everyone is invited to a U R S A C A U S E S A D O C R Y S T A L B A L L C O O 9 4 6 1 2 3 5 8 7 fall festival at 318 W. Dodson C E L T I C S P E E P E R S MSSSD board to discuss personnel St., set to begin at 1 p.m. Sat., A D A V I A L T E E V E E 8 3 5 7 6 4 9 1 2 Nov. 3. D O A A N I T R A 3 5 1 9 8 2 6 7 4 M A H A L C I A O L A W Movies will be shown in S P A N I S H I N T R U D E 6 8 4 3 7 5 2 9 1 S E N T E A L H E E D S at special meeting tonight the fellowship hall and the 2 7 9 4 1 6 3 5 8 event will also feature horse- D O T E R S B I X G A S T O N A S I N A F T 4 9 8 2 5 1 7 3 6 shoes, and other games. O C T O P O D A L G E R I A The Mineral Springs Saratoga School Board will meet Thurs., Nov. 1 at 5:30 p.m. for a O R A S P R I N G S T E E N Bar B Que will also be sold 5 6 3 8 4 7 1 2 9 special session on personnel. S I N Y A N K E E A N N E along with pies and cakes. E D D D O E R S L A D Y 1 2 7 6 3 9 8 4 5 © 2009 Hometown Content Page 4 THURSDAY November 1, 2012 Home & Family The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Harpers to perform at County Line November 3

The Harper family will children. A vibrant young has a heart for mission work perform at County Line Bap- man, Dalton is fun loving and personal ministry. The tist Church Nov. 3 beginning and enjoys people. Now fiddle player of the group at 6:30 p.m. 19 years old, Dalton is the is 12 year old Hannah. She From the hills of Mis- guitar player, sings lead and packs a powerful lead along souri, the Harpers are a harmony, writes songs for with harmony vocals. She is family group that shares the group, and takes care ambitious in her career in their music and faith in a of all scheduled bookings. singing for the Lord. Now bluegrass style. The greatest thing Dal- a 7th grader, Hannah has Gaylon and Katrina met ton adds to the group is completed the last three a bluegrass festival where his straight forward ap- years, home schooled. they were each performing, proach to his faith. His life Gaylon drives the bus, Gaylon with the Bressler shows it’s not what you picks the banjo, sings bari- Brothers and Katrina with say, it’s how you live that tone and tenor, and is the her family, The Bob Lewis demonstrates in whom you spokesman of the group. Family. In need of a banjo trust. Dillon plays progres- The Lord has opened many CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News picker, the Lewises hired sive style mandolin, sings doors to share their faith Ray Cox, Glady Pospo, Doris Roberson, Gaylon. lead and harmony, writes and music. This family is Charmaine Archer, Hazel Pinson, Flo SPOOKY Rosenbaum, Fannie Lockely, Linda Within a year, Gaylon and songs, and incorporates thankful for being called Katrina were married. The the Message pertaining to to a ministry that they can Westfall, Carly Scott and Jerry Roberson sported Halloween costumes Wednesday two began a family of their the music. share together. Today, all as the Nashville Senior Citizens’ Center own and had three talented Dillon is 17-years-old. He three children perform with observed the holiday. their parents. SENIORS Their music varies due to the fact the four of the five sing lead. Also, three artists, contribute by writing origi- nal songs. Although their style of music is bluegrass, DSP planning control burns it veers toward contempo-

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From the hills of Missouri, the Harpers are a family group that shares their music and faith in a bluegrass style. Gaylon and Katrina met a bluegrass festival where they were each per- forming, Gaylon with the Bressler Brothers and Katrina with her family, The Bob Lewis Fam- ily. In need of a banjo picker, the Lewises hired Gaylon. Within a year, Gaylon and Katrina were married. The two began a family of their own and had three talented children. A vibrant young man, Dalton is fun loving and enjoys people. Now 19 years old, Dalton is the guitar player, sings lead and harmony, writes songs for the group, and takes care of all scheduled bookings. The greatest thing Dalton adds to the group is his straight forward approach to his faith. His life shows it’s not what you say, it’s how you live that demonstrates in whom you trust. Dillon plays progressive style mandolin, sings lead and harmony, writes songs, and in- corporates the Message pertaining to the mu- sic. Dillon is 17 years old. He has a heart for mission work and personal ministry. The iddle player of the group is 12 year old Hannah. She packs a powerful lead along with harmony vo- cals. She is ambitious in her career in singing for the Lord. Now a 7th grader, Hannah has County Line Baptist completed the last three years, home schooled. Gaylon drives the bus, picks the banjo, sings baritone and tenor, and is the spokesman of November 3, 2012 the group. The Lord has opened many doors to share their faith and music. This family is thankful for being called to a ministry that they 6:30 p.m. can share together. Today, all three children per- form with their parents. Their music varies due *No Admission Charged* to the fact the four of the ive sing lead. Also, three artists, contribute by writing original songs. Although their style of music is bluegrass, it veers toward contemporary acoustic instrumen- Love Offering Accepted tation that draws people from all genres. Page 5 THURSDAY The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Community November 1, 2012

by Jean A. Ince xtension Staff chairman Diabetics can still enjoy the holidays E UofA Cooperative Extension Service • Howard County food safety reasons. total amount of sugar. tration fee of $10.00 to ½ cup sugar Tips Low-fat gravy can be You may even be able to cover program costs. The 12 ounces evaporated made by cooling the broth cut back on the amount program is open to all eli- milk, nonfat Like it or not, the holi- One of the easiest and and skimming the fat or of sugar in a recipe. Think gible persons regardless 1 Tablespoon vanilla days are here. While you most effective ways to using a can of low-fat, about what sugar does for of race, color, national ori- extract may not be officially kick- help you or your loved low-sodium chicken broth the recipe. Sugar is impor- gin, religion, gender, age, 1 teaspoon cinnamon ing the holidays off un- one manage diabetes is to and then thickening with a tant for volume, texture, disability, marital or vet- ½ teaspoon nutmeg til Thanksgiving, many modify your existing fam- mixture of cornstarch and moistness and browning eran status or any other ½ teaspoon ginger people are starting to plan ily favorite foods into ones cold water. in baked products, so you legally protected status. Rinse sweet pota- what they will serve. The that are a little healthier. When considering side may not be able to re- Persons with disabilities toes in cold running water newspapers and sale pa- Common holiday recipes dishes, remember that duce the amount of sugar who require alternative and pierce with a fork. pers are already geared can be altered to reduce less is more when it comes in these recipes. Use a means for communication Microwave sweet potatoes up. While most of us really sugar, salt, fat and choles- to cheeses and sauces. recipe that is specifically of program information on full power until tender, enjoy all the foods associ- terol. Cut back on the amount designed for sugar sub- (large print, audiotapes, about 15 minutes. Turn ated with the holidays, It is pretty easy to do of cheese used in recipes. stitutes when replacing etc.) should notify the them half way during bak- those with diabetes can without sacrificing taste. For example, if a recipe sugar in baked foods such county Extension office ing. find it a real challenge. The For example, a tradition- calls for 1 cup of cheese, as cookies and cakes. as soon as possible prior Preheat oven to 400 de- good news is that diabet- al casserole could taste try cutting it in half. Any There are plenty of to the activity. Please reg- grees. Remove skin from ics can enjoy good food just as good with fat-free reduction will save on other ways to reduce the ister by calling the office sweet potatoes and mash with just a little planning. or light sour cream, and calories and fat content. amount of fat, sugar and at 870-845-7517 by Novem- with hand beaters or food Diabetes in Arkansas the green beans could be Try using herbs to carbohydrates in your ber 5. This workshop is processor. Add the rest of has been at or about the steamed instead of being reduce salt in recipes. favorite recipes. Call or hands-on and we will be the ingredients and mix national average for the sautéed in butter. Instead of reaching for come by the office and ask preparing several recipes until smooth. past 10 years with an es- Turkey can be lighter the salt, try an herb or for the fact sheet, “Modi- designed for diabetics. Pour mixture in an timated 227,000 adults in too. Select a lean variety other seasoning to perk fying Recipes for Health” Seating is limited. 8-inch square baking pan. Arkansas being diagnosed of turkey breast, one that up your dishes. I have a which has several ideas Also, if you would like Bake until casserole is with the disease, accord- has not been injected with great handout which helps and tips for making your a copy of any of the ma- firm in the center, about ing to the state Health butter, sodium or other pair foods and herbs. Just favorite recipes healthier. terials mentioned above 40 minutes. Remove pan Department. additives. Check the label. call the Extension Office at Remember, that the real or more information on from oven. Allow to stand Because diabetes is If it says ‘self-basting’ it’s 870-845-7517 and I will be key to diabetes manage- dealing with diabetes, for 5 minutes then cut into characterized by high lev- high in fat and sodium. glad to send you a copy. ment and healthy eating call or come by the U of A 10 squares. Serve hot. Re- els of blood glucose, or Opt for a different one. Whenever possible use is portion control. We Cooperative Extension Of- frigerate leftovers. blood sugar, eating less Regardless of the poul- brown rice and whole all need to eat smaller fice located on the second Yield: 10 servings sugar may help control try type, maximizing the grain products in place of portions for good weight floor of the courthouse. *Note: you might want blood sugar levels. Be- flavor is as easy as slip- plain white rice or white management. Recipe of the Week to use canned sweet pota- cause people with diabe- ping spices and herbs bread. Whole grain prod- If you are interested in Here is a recipe that will toes instead of fresh ones tes have an increased risk underneath the skin right ucts will increase the fiber learning more about dia- be featured at the Right to cut down on prepara- for heart disease, total fat, against the meat. This way in your diet and fiber helps betes management during Bite workshop mentioned tion time. saturated fat and choles- you will get great flavor remove cholesterol and fat the holidays, you might be above. It’s very similar to Nutrition Information terol should be limited. even after the skin is re- from the body. want to attend a special the traditional Sweet Po- per Serving: In addition, people with moved. The sodium con- The holidays are all program on Thursday, tato Casserole recipe we Calories – 110, Fat – 0 g, diabetes are at increased tent will also be reduced. about desserts. When it November 8 at 5:30 p.m. are all familiar with. Sodium – 80 mg, Carbohy- risk for hypertension and Marinating overnight is comes to dessert, try us- at the EH Center entitled, Sweet Potato Casserole drates – 24 g, Fiber – 2 g, stroke. Excess sodium can the trick to a tender and ing low-calorie sweeteners “Right Bite Cooking School 1 pound sweet potatoes Protein – 4 g. increase the risk of devel- moist turkey. Be sure to alone or in combination – Focusing on Holiday (about 4 medium ones) oping these problems. discard the marinade for with sugar to reduce the Foods”. There is a regis- 3 egg whites

New 4-H club forms Call Us for SHERRY BEATY and the many educational munication of program Please make plans to County Extension opportunities 4-H has to information (large print, attend this meeting. For All Your Agent-Agriculture offer. We also have kid- audiotapes, etc.) should more information, you Electrical Needs! friendly activities planned notify the county Exten- may contact the Howard The Howard County and encourage children 5 sion office as soon as pos- County Extension Office Extension Office is pleased and older to attend. sible prior to the meeting. at 845-7517. to announce the formation The 4-H Cloverbud Club of a 4-H Cloverbud Club. is open to all youth be- An informational meeting tween the ages of 5 and FOR LOCAL EVENT will be held Monday, No- 19 without regard to race, SHOWING TIMES, VISIT: www.kjep.tv vember 5 at the Extension color, national origin, reli- Homemaker Educational gion, gender, disability, or Center located at 425 N. any other legally protect- KJEP-TV TELEVISION SCHEDULE Main St. in Nashville at ed status. Persons with 6 p.m. This meeting will KJEP Jan ‘12 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday disabilities who require 12:00 am TBA explain our 4-H program alternative means for com- 12:30 am 1:00 am Worship Network 1:30 am Live at Oak Tree 2:00 am Ridgeway First Immanuel Inspired Ambition 2:30 am Worship Baptist Baptist Baptist Church Worship On Mission Xtra 3:00 am Network Worship Nashville Worship Network 3:30 am Network network Wretched 4:00 am Docu- Divids 4:30 am Your Health with Dr. Richard and Cindy Becker mentaries Music Row Profiles 5:00 am Worship Around The Christian Fitness FBC Christian Fitness It Is Written World Ashdown 5:30 am Awakening Hr. Bethlehem Glory Bethlehem Glory Local Programming PowerPharmacy 6:00 am Faith For Living The Saint Zoo Diaries 6:30 am Time For Hope Monsters/Pirates 7:00 am N. Florida Ridgeway Harvest Real Life 101 1310 S. 4th • Nashville 7:30 am Bapt Church Baptist Time Assembly I Spy Ariel & Zoey 8:00 am Sherwood FBC 700 Immanuel 700 Passport To Explore 8:30 am Bapt Church Ashdown Club Baptist Church Club Aqua Kids (870) 845-1413 9:00 am From His Heart Classmates 9:30 am Where Life Begins Life Today with James Robinson Classmates 10:00 am Adrian Rogers Ambush Santa’s Elves are 10:30 am Faith In Practice Your Health with Dr. Richard and Cindy Becker Authentic Women 11:00 am Turning Point Embassy Chef Judie Byrd’s 11:30 am Winning Walk Judie Byrd’s Kitchen Embassy Chef 12:00 pm Wretched Ridgeway 1st New Life Live New Life In New Life Live Linder’s Fishing Edge hard at 12:30 pm Baptist Baptist Jesus Christ TBA 1:00 pm The Father’s Bridg FBC Nashville Hunter’s Exchange 1:30 pm Manna Fest Ashdown Flea Market Ranch and Resort work 2:00 pm For Your Harvest Home & Style Dr. Anna Marie Building A Legacy TV Home Time Difference Wingshooting USA 2:30 pm Classic Movie Lifestyle Products Assembly Lifestyle Products Rub of the Green 3:00 pm Donkey Ollie Hope Hippo Immanuel Dooley & Pals Friends & Heroes Golfing Country as we 3:30 pm Adv. In Odyssey Swap tv Baptist Church Passport to Explore Dragon Fly The Cattle Show 4:00 pm CBN Newswatch BonanZa 4:30 pm Restless Josie Aqua Kids i-shine knect Real Winning Edge Just Down the Road 5:00 pm Truth That Transforms Travel With Spirit Tn. Wild Side Heart In Carolina Traveler TBA 5:30 pm Cross Examine Life Focus Facing Life Head-OnACLJ Good News Crime Strike Gaither 6:00 pm TBA Faith In HistoryBrody Files Law & Justice On Terror Faith In History Homecoming 6:30 pm Winning Walk American Heritage Restoring America American Heritage Restoring America American Heritage 7:00 pm Leading the Way FBC 1st Randall Terry New Life Randall Terry Dugger Mountain Music 7:30 pm TBA Ashdown Baptist Wretched In Jesus Christ Wretched Sing Out America 8:00 pm Charles Stanley Ridgeway Nashville Word Legacy TV Christian Saturday Night at the 8:30 pm Baptist Pictures Presents Films Presents Movies

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DYER ADEM employees From Page 1 lending a helping hand on July 12, 1947. Four employees of The Ar- system that allows states The couple eventually kansas Department of Emer- to send personnel, equip- moved to Nashville, where gency Management (ADEM) ment, and commodities to they spent the better part are currently in Albany, New help disaster relief efforts in of 65 years together rais- York, serving in that state’s other states. Thus, through ing their family and riding Office of Emergency Manage- EMAC, states are able to join horses. ment as a result of the severe forces and help one another Former First Baptist storms pounding the North- when they need it the most:, Church Pastor Bro. David east. The ADEM employees whenever disaster strikes! Blase recalled how a mutual are in New York in response In addition to the employ- love of trail-riding drew the to an Emergency Manage- ees on the ground in New two into a long friendship. ment Assistance Compact York, other ADEM employees “I’ll miss him a lot,” Blase (EMAC), request for assis- are monitoring the EMAC said. “He was a fine gentle- tance. desk at ADEM as various man, very wise in business EMAC is a national-di- other requests for assistance dealings, and he had a great saster relief compact that are made. heart.” includes all 50 states, the “I salute our employees Dyer retired as a respect- District of Columbia, Puerto for responding to a fellow ed member of the Arkansas Rico, Guam and the U.S. state’s call for assistance,” Board of Realtors, served CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News Virgin Islands as members. said ADEM Director David on the Arkansas Real Estate E. Haller Propps shows off the unusual set of dominoes that changed his life. EMAC offers assistance dur- Maxwell. “There is no greater Commission, was a lifetime ing governor-declared states calling than responding to member of the Million Dol- of emergency through a re- a call for help when it is lar Club and served as past sponsive, straightforward needed the most.” President of the Millwood THE HUMAN CALCULATOR Realtors Association. He also served on the bank board for the First Na- tional Bank and, even after Local man owns unique set of dominoes Ag. Hall of Fame in retiring, enjoyed going to the bank in the mornings to drink very second in life is precious. Seconds can define us coffee and catch up on local search of nominees events and news. He donated and change us. In the life of E. Haller Propps, one second his time for many years as Eduring a car crash changed his life forever. an auctioneer for local 4-H LITTLE ROCK — The Ar- been enriched by some of kansas Agriculture Hall of finest farmers, ranchers and groups and the FFA in their Propps spent the next few months lems. He can correctly cube and square livestock sales. Fame is accepting nominees business people connected recuperating in a hospital from injures two digits starting at .01 and go all the for induction into the class to agriculture,” McCastlain Nashville Rotary Club suffered during the accident. In the way through 99. president Jonathan Canaday of 2012. The public can nomi- said. “It is a worthy cause month Propps busied himself by spend- He can determine whether it was a nate new or previously nomi- to recognize the men and said Dyer was also longtime ing many hours with a very unique square or a cube and give the number senior member of the orga- nated candidates who were women who have dedicated domino set. that was squared. Propps can do all not inducted. The Arkansas their lives to bettering agri- nization who joined in the The set was created in 1983 in Abilene, this with just a glance of the dominos early 1960s. Agriculture Hall of Fame culture in our state.” Texas. arranged in a specific order. Committee makes the final The Farm Bureau Center The creators took a double set of When properly arranged, the dominos selections. The nomination in Little Rock houses the Walmart to nines and added 11 red sun spinners show many connections in the Bible. deadline is Nov. 9. Agriculture Hall of Fame. The from the blank spinner, then used the The top row, for example, has a double Cal McCastlain, chairman accomplishments of 131 men hold veterans’ other spinner set to finish a set of 66. red sun spinner, followed by a one/blank of the Arkansas Agriculture and women are showcased Sixty-six happens to be the total number domino, two/blank domino, and all the Hall of Fame, says anyone there. The Agriculture Hall service of books in the New and Old Testament. way up to a seven/ blank domino, repre- can nominate a person be- of Fame is sponsored by Ar- The set of dominos occupied Propps senting the seven days of the week. lieved worthy for the honor. kansas Farm Bureau and the throughout his time in the hospital and This is followed by a double three A Veterans’ Day Service Established 25 years ago, Arkansas State Chamber of he began to notice a pattern. domino, then a double six, and a five/ the Agriculture Hall of Fame Commerce. will be held at Walmart Sat., Propps began to see a mathematical six representing the 365 days of the year. Nov. 10 at 10 a.m. recognizes Arkansans who Additional information rhythm in the Bible Set of Dominos. In the spinner set there are 12 blank are or have contributed and nomination forms are The event will feature With much time, trial, and error dominos, mirroring the Bible where coffee and donuts while the significantly to the state’s available at aghalloffame@ Propps decoded the rhythms behind there were 12 disciples. largest industry, while spot- arfb.com or from MaLeta company honors store em- the dominos. After Judas’ betrayal and suicide there ployees and other veterans lighting their contributions Stephens at 501-228-1470. Propps discovered, using the domi- were 11 disciples. to the state’s economic de- The induction ceremony will that attend. nos, that he could solve 600 math prob- There are also 11 doubles in the set. For more information, call velopment. be March 8, 2013 in Little 870-557-0929 or 845-1881. “The fiber of Arkansas has Rock.

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EAST students to host Teachers and students Saratoga elementary prepare for fall festival Nov. 2 festival n PICTURED LEFT: Student Mya Ragland EAST Students will help the fun by designing booths, and Rebecca Johnson, the parent coordinator, host a fall festival at the Sara- sacking candy, and preparing prepare for the fall toga Elementary School on door prizes. festival to be hosted Nov. 2 from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.. There is something for ev- by EAST students at Teachers and students have eryone from “go fishing” to a Saratoga Elementary been busy getting ready for “hunted house.” School Nov. 2 SUBMITTED PHOTO

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CECIL HARRIS I NASHVILLE NEWS Nashville High School Class of 1953 gathered at Western Sizzlin recently. Pictured (front row, left to right): Jim Hill, James Tollett, CECIL HARRIS I NASHVILLE NEWS Harold Cornish, Sue (Greathouse) Norwood, Patricia (Clark) Norword, Helen (Reeves) Bissell and Connie (Jones) Westbrook. City Officers Wives Ashley Thornton and Ruth Steely sold gun Second row: Jerry Robertson, Charles Sharp, Charles Cook, Keith Shafner, Swannie Sillivan, Donald Younger and Bryan Propps. raffle tickets outside of Wal-Mart recently in support of American Cancer Society Relay for Life.

CECIL ANDERSON I NASHVILLE NEWS LEFT: The Nashville School District attended a pep rally Oct. 26 to pump up the Scrappers for their game against Malvern.

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Hootens.com Rankings No. 2 Arkadelphia at No. 7 Malvern players and teams from across the NEWPORT (13) at Southside Bates- Trumann at HIGHLAND (35) (Thurs.): ARKADELPHIA (3) at Malvern: Hoo- Class 4A, Week 10, 2012 The winner gets at least a share of state. Jonesboro Westside running back/ ville: Newport inishes as the No. 3 playoff Highland is league champion for the sec- tens.com Class 4A Game of the Week. Copyright Hooten Publishing, Inc. the conference title. Malvern hasn’t won outside linebacker Austin McCue will be seed with a victory. The Greyhounds led ond straight season. Senior QB Sterling CAC (10) at Ashdown: Ashdown as- a league crown since 1997, while Arkadel- featured as Arkansas Air Guard Scholar Marianna 42-0 in the middle of the second Stowers has more than 2,300 total yards sures itself of a playoff berth with a win. 1. Stuttgart (8-1) phia’s last came when it shared the former Athlete of the Week. quarter last week. Southside Batesville can this fall. Trumann misses the playoffs for The Panthers haven’t won since beating 2. Arkadelphia (8-1) AAA-Southwest with Malvern in 1995. inish with a winning record but can’t make the second straight season. The winless Bauxite by a point Week 5. CAC is in the 3. Nashville (7-2) Malvern must regroup after its irst WEEK 10 PREDICTIONS the playoffs. Southerner senior Jordan Wildcats surrender 43 points a game. playoffs for the second straight season, 4. Dollarway (8-1) loss of the season last week, 52-21 (favored team in ALL CAPS followed by Childress has rushed for 5,055 yards in and inishes as high as the No. 3 seed 5. Prairie Grove (8-0) at Nashville. “We’ve got to work on point spread) his career. 4-4A with a win and Arkadelphia loss. CAC 6. Warren (6-3) fundamentals,” Coach John Fogleman 1-4A DOLLARWAY (7) at Heber Springs: Dardanelle at MENA (1): The winner led Pulaski Robinson 45-0 at halftime 7. Malvern (8-1) said. “Our tackling was horrendous and FARMINGTON (6) at Lincoln: Farm- Heber Springs could cause chaos in gets a home playoff game. Mena hasn’t last week. 8. Highland (9-0) we didn’t play good up front. Nashville ington hasn’t scored since beating determining playoff positioning if it pulls hosted a playoff game since 1996. Mena NASHVILLE (28) at Bauxite: Nash- 9. Pottsville (8-1) is athletic, and the speed of the game Gravette 34-27 Week 7. The Cardinals off an upset. Heber Springs junior QB senior Malachi McGee returned a kickoff ville inishes as the No. 1 seed with a win 10. CAC (5-3) caught up to us.” Malvern senior quar- get in the playoffs for the ninth straight Michael Kramer threw four TD passes and 96 yards for a TD, caught a 19-yard and Arkadelphia loss. Scrapper senior QB 11. Pea Ridge (8-1) terback Austin Warford has passed for season if they wins or Gravette losses to ran for another in last week’s 22-point win TD pass and threw a 14-yard TD in last Joel Hendry has completed 152 of 232 12. Ozark (7-2) almost 1,600 yards and 16 touchdowns Prairie Grove. Lincoln makes the playoffs at Clinton. Dollarway can share the league week’s 21-point win at Subiaco Academy. (66 percent) for 2,602 yards and 32 TDs 13. Star City (7-2) this year, and he’s rushed for almost 800 for the second straight season, and irst title with a victory. Cardinal senior Jeremiah Dardanelle senior QB Evan Carter tallied this year. Bauxite has missed the playoffs 14. Newport (6-3) yards and 10 scores. as a member of Class 4A, with a victory Young has rushed for more than 1,300 170 total yards while safety Will Lawrence three straight seasons. 15. Booneville (6-3) Arkadelphia has won three straight and Gravette win, or a victory by at least yards this year. He threw two TD passes recorded 10 tackles, an interception and 16. Lonoke (5-4) games since losing at CAC 7-0 in Week seven points and a Gravette loss. at Stuttgart two weeks ago and accounted forced two fumbles in last week’s ive-point 8-4A 17. Mena (5-4) 6. Junior Kris Oliver moved to quarterback Gravette at PRAIRIE GROVE (28): for four scores in last weeks’ 32-point win win at Maumelle. Maumelle at BOONEV- Crossett at STAR CITY (8) (Thurs.): 18. Hamburg (5-4) after junior Jakahri Howell broke his leg Undefeated Prairie Grove gives up just over Southside Batesville. “They aren’t ILLE (7): Booneville ties for the league title, Star City is in the playoffs for the fourth 19. Valley View (6-3) against CAC. Oliver, one of four Badgers four points per game. The Tigers are complicated with their schemes,” Heber gets the No. 1 playoff seed, irst-round bye straight season, and the Bulldogs can 20. Dardanelle (7-2) who lines up at QB in games, has rushed conference champs for the irst time since Springs coach Steve Janski said. “But they and homeield advantage throughout the inish as the No. 2 seed with a victory. 21. Heber Springs (5-3) for 1,225 yards and 19 TDs this year. 2005. Gravette makes the playoffs with a don’t need to be. They are the most athletic postseason with a win. Booneville junior The Bulldogs rallied from a 7-2 halftime 22. Farmington (6-3) Oliver threw for 134 yards in last week’s victory, a Farmington win or if Lincoln wins team we’ve seen all year.” QB Cody Harrel has rushed for 894 yards deicit last week, beating DeWitt 37-14. 23. Dumas (3-6) 60-6 win over Bauxite. Sophomore Em- by seven points or less. this year, while sophomore fullback Bryson Crossett gets in the playoffs for the irst 24. Gosnell (5-4) manuel Cooper ills in running back when OZARK (21) at Gentry: Ozark is in 3-4A May has 704 yards. The Bearcat defense time 2005 with a victory or a Dumas 25. Gravette (4-5) Oliver plays QB, and Cooper leads a stout the playoffs as the No. 3 seed. Senior Brookland at CAVE CITY (3) (Thurs.): has forced nine turnovers the past two loss. Crossett’s Dominic Williams ran 26. Monticello (4-5) defensive line. “You can’t block him,” QB Jonathon McKenzie ran for 146 yards Cave City won its irst game of the year games, compared to just seven in the for six TDs in last week’s 56-0 win over 27. Maumelle (4-4) Arkadelphia coach J.R. Eldridge said. The and three TDs in last week’s 33-point win last week, rallying from a 14-point deicit opening seven games. Maumelle can in- Lake Village. 28. Crossett (4-5) Badgers allowed just 90 yards against over Lincoln. in the second half to beat Trumann 57-40. ish as high as the No. 2 playoff seed with Dumas at HAMBURG (7) (Thurs.): 29. Lincoln (5-4) CAC, and no team has rushed for more PEA RIDGE (24) at Berryville: Pea Senior Daron Stigger ran for 300 yards a win, but possibly slip to No. 5 with a loss. Hamburg is the the playoffs for the irst 30. Arkansas Baptist (2-6-1) than 40 yards the past three weeks. “Our Ridge is the No. 2 playoff seed and hosts against Trumann. Brookland senior Kevin SUBIACO ACADEMY (2) at Dover: time since 2007 and the Lions inish 31. Pocahontas (6-3) entire defense is playing well as a group,” a team from Southeast Arkansas in the Cantwell has rushed for almost 1,000 The only league game without playoff as the No. 2 playoff seed with a vic- 32. Ashdown (3-6) Eldridge said. “Nobody stands out, it’s a irst round. Senior running back Dayton yards this year. implications. Dover won its irst game of the tory and Star City loss. Dumas kept its 33. Bauxite (2-7) group effort.” Junior middle linebacker Winn rushed for 287 yards in last week’s Gosnell at VALLEY VIEW (7) (Thurs.): year last week, reeling off 46 unanswered playoff hopes alive with a 28-point win at 34. Southside Batesville (4-4-1) Jahlon Mitchell tops Arkadelphia’s tackle 36-0 win at Farmington. The winner gets the No. 2 seed, while the points at Waldron. Subiaco Academy hung Monticello a week ago. The Bobcats can 35. Clinton (2-7) chart. Senior cornerback Rashad Young loser inishes third. Valley View junior QB with Mena last week, losing by 21 points. inish as high as the No. 3 seed. Senior 36. Jonesboro Westside (4-5) and free safety Darius Holt lock down 2-4A Noah Johns threw ive TD passes and ran Waldron at POTTSVILLE (35): Potts- Paul Steward, a transfer from Texas, ran 37. Pulaski Robinson (2-7) the secondary. STUTTGART (49) at Marianna for another (all in the irst half) in last week’s ville earns at least a share of its second for 182 yards and ive TDs last week. 38. Subiaco Academy (3-6) (Thurs.): Stuttgart takes the top seed, 52-8 win at Brookland. Gosnell trailed straight conference title with a win. The WARREN (28) at Lake Village 39. Dover (1-8) LAST WEEK gets a first-round bye and homefield Jonesboro Westside 14-6 in the second Apaches committed six turnovers in last (Thurs.): Warren is the outright league 40. Gentry (2-7) Hootens.com correctly predicted 19 of advantage throughout the playoffs with a quarter before rallying for a 33-point win. week’s eight-point loss at Booneville. Win- champion, its irst 8-4A title since 2009. 41. Cave City (1-7-1) 24 games (79 percent). For the season, victory. Winless Marianna has scored just Gosnell’s Richard Razor ran nine times less Waldron surrenders 42 points a game. The Lumberjacks host Lonoke in the irst 42. DeWitt (1-8) Hootens.com has correctly predicted 223 six points this season. for 126 yards and four TDs a week ago. round. Warren sophomore Kilay Cox has 43. Berryville (1-7) of 264 games (84 percent). Clinton at LONOKE (18): Lonoke POCAHONTAS (16) at Jonesboro 7-4A rushed for 1,265 yards and 17 TDs this 44. Brookland (3-5) stunned previously unbeaten and top- Westside (Thurs.): The winner gets the No. ARKANSAS BAPTIST (7) at Pulaski year. Lake Village has lost 18 straight 45. Lake Village (1-8) TV SHOW ranked Stuttgart 28-7 a week ago. But the 4 playoff seed, and the loser inishes as Robinson (Thurs.): Arkansas Baptist gets conference games. 46. Trumann (0-9) Hooten’s Arkansas Football airs at Jackrabbits are the No. 5 playoff seed. the ifth seed. Jonesboro Westside hasn’t in the playoffs if it wins by at least two MONTICELLO (16) at DeWitt: Mon- 47.Waldron (0-9) 8:30 p.m. Saturdays on KARZ 42 (in Lonoke has improved since shifting senior been to the playoffs since 1998. Jonesboro points, coupled with losses by Ashdown ticello must win to assure itself a playoff 48. Marianna (0-8) Little Rock) and Fox 24 (Fayetteville/ D.J. Burton to QB (three total TDs last Westside running back/outside linebacker and Bauxite. Pulaski Robinson has won spot. The Billies led Dumas 13-0 in the Fort Smith) and 11 p.m. Sundays on week). Clinton misses the playoffs for the Austin McCue will be featured as Arkansas just one conference game the past two irst quarter last week but lost 41-13. De- HOOTENS.COM GAME OF THE WEEK KAIT 8 (Jonesboro), featuring the top irst time since 2008. Air Guard Scholar Athlete of the Week. seasons. Witt hasn’t made the playoffs since 2000. 209 n. Main nashville, ar 845-4840 Class AA Arkansas High School Football Rankings & Notes

Class 2A, Week 10, 2012 47. Marvell (0-9) 24 of 25 games (96 percent) involv- land, from the 6-2A, could return season. No. 17 Bigelow gave up 217 downs to 186 yards and six first Copyright Hooten Publishing, Inc. 48. Hartford (0-9) ing Class 2A teams. Hootens.com to Hackett for a possible rematch passing yards and a TD two weeks downs 49. Lafayette County (0-9) has picked 221 of 257 games (86 in the second round of the playoffs. ago in a 20-6 loss at Magnet Cove. MURFREESBORO (8) at Di- 1. Junction City (8-1) percent) this season. Hackett whipped England 45-14 in Cutter M. Star at MAGNET COVE erks (Thurs.): A Dierks win likely 2. Bearden (7-2) GAME OF THE WEEK the season opener. (28) (Thurs.): No. 8 Magnet Cove forces a three-way tie for second 3. Rison (6-3) No. 16 England at No. 7 Carlisle WEEK 10 PREDICTIONS J.C. Westside at HECTOR (2): matched explosive Conway Christian with Dierks, Mineral Springs and 4. Salem (9-0) Almost every team in the 6-2A is (favored team in CAPS followed by Hector won three games from 2007- last week with 475 yards in a 43-39 Murfreesboro, but Murfreesboro 5. Gurdon (8-1) young, including 2011 state runner- point spread) 2011 (did not ield team in 2009). A victory. Magnet Cove CB Austin already has enough points to win 6. E. Poinsett County (8-1) up Carlisle and up-and-coming Eng- 3-2A Hector win coupled with a Decatur Stringfellow returned an interception the tiebreaker and claim the second 7. Carlisle (7-1) land. England sophomore QB Tyrik Cross County at SALEM (35) win this week would give Hector a 40 yards for a TD on the second play playoff seed and first-round home 8. Magnet Cove (8-1) Harris is one of the better athletes in (Thurs.): No. 4 Salem on brink of irst-round playoff game at home. of the game. playoff game. 9. Hazen (7-2) the conference, a dual-threat QB who best year since starting football in Hector senior QB Logan Riley has MOUNT IDA (10) at Poyen MINERAL SPRINGS (35) at 10. Walnut Ridge (6-2) ran for England’s only score in last 1975. Barring an upset loss this week transitioned nicely from the Dead T (Thurs.): Mount Ida clinches the fourth Spring Hill (Thurs.): Mineral Springs 11. Conway Christian (7-2) week’s 26-6 loss to Hazen. Harris to Cross County, the Greyhounds to a Multiple attack, completing 57 playoff seed and likely heads to Car- likely claims the third playoff seed 12. Norphlet (6-3) completed 12 of 14 passes for 178 will lock up their first conference precent of his passes for more than lisle in the irst round of the playoffs. and a first-round game at home. 13. Strong (5-4) yards and four TDs in a rout of Des championship. Salem (9-0) posted 1,000 yards. J.C. Westside seniors Poyen has won back-to-back games 14. Hackett (8-1) Arc. He passed for 320 yards and school-best nine wins in 2000 and Chris McCormick (6-2, 200) and for the irst time in its three years of 8-2A 15. Mountainburg (7-2) three TDs against Brinkley. England 2011 and seven wins in 1976 and Taylor Houston run downhill behind varsity football. RISON (28) at Hampton (Thurs.): 16. England (7-2) senior linebackers Hollis Hankins 2001 (modern playoff era 1969-pres- a large line. QUITMAN (35) at Mountain Pine Rison ran for 322 yards last week 17. Bigelow (7-1) and Curtis Rogers pace a Lion ent). The often dreaded irst-round Magazine at DECATUR (7): (Thurs.): Winless Mountain Pine has (often vs. 10 defenders in the box) 18. Murfreesboro (6-3) defense that has allowed 105 points bye awaits Week 11. Magazine has really struggled of- scored 27 points this season. in a 21-8 win over Strong. Junior 19. Mineral Springs (6-3) over the past seven weeks. Carlisle WALNUT RIDGE (37) at Ce- fensively (19 ppg), managing eight RB Jokenzie Broughton paced Rison 20. Dierks (7-2) counters with senior QB Chris Hart, dar Ridge (Thurs.): No. 10 Walnut points last week in a 27-point loss 6-2A with 122 yards and two TDs on 21 21. Parkers Chapel (4-5) who has completed 65 percent of Ridge looks like a lock for the third to Mountainburg and one kickoff Marvell at PAL.-WHEATLEY (30) carries. 22. McCrory (5-3) his passes for 14 touchdowns with playoff seed and a irst-round trip to return for a TD in a 12-8 loss to J.C. (Thurs.): Despite losing to Brinkley Hermitage at WOODLAWN (1) 23. Foreman (5-4) just one interception. Junior RB tradition-rich No. 3 Rison. Westside. last week, P-W likely secures the ifth (Thurs.):: Kudos to Hermitage for 24. Mount Ida (5-4) Deron Ricks paces the Bison with MCCRORY (18) at Augusta Mountainburg at POCOLA, OK playoff seed. simply finishing the season with 25. Marked Tree (3-5) 800 rushing yards behind an under- (Thurs.): Big rivalry game but it’s (2): Pocola is 5-3 and a playoff team England at CARLISLE (10): See barely enough bodies to play. The 26. Des Arc (4-4) sized line that’s anchored by senior been close only half of the time lately. in Oklahoma. Its wide-open attack Game of the Week. Hermits have actually scored more 27. Palestine-Wheatley (3-6) Clayton Fields (6-2, 285). First-year McCrory won 38-0 last year, 12-6 features four and ive wide receivers. Des Arc at HAZEN (18): No. 9 points (34) than Woodlawn (30) this 28. Augusta (3-6) inside linebacker Jacob Jones leads in 2010, 35-6 in 2009 and 23-18 in Mountainburg senior DE and leading Hazen does not want to share the season. 29. Cross County (3-5-1) Carlisle in tackles, while junior tackle 2008. Augusta last defeated McCrory tackler Tynr Johnson and fellow DE league title. With a backup center and BEARDEN (8) at Strong: For two 30. Cutter M. Star (4-5) Christian Cotton has played well 32-12 in 2007. McCrory senior center Cody Gagliano must contain and RB Lucas Tenison at QB, the Hornets weeks in a row, No. 2 Bearden has 31. J.C. Westside (4-4) up front. Colten Davis will be featured as an get a pass rush to give the Dragon dropped upstart England 26-6 a week lost on the stats sheet but won on 32. Hector (5-4) Arkansas Air Guard Scholar Athlete secondary a chance to make plays. ago. Tenison ran 55 yards for a TD and the scoreboard. Bearden managed 33. Decatur (5-4) TV SHOW of the Week on this week’s TV show.. Western Yell at UNION CHRIS- completed four passes for 83 yards. just six irst downs and 186 yards but 34. Hampton (2-5) Hooten’s Arkansas Football airs E. POINSETT COUNTY (15) at TIAN (16): Battle of one-win teams Clarendon at BRINKLEY (1): Brin- took advantage of three turnovers 35. Magazine (3-5) 8:30 a.m. Saturdays on KARZ 42 Marked Tree (Thurs.): Five turnovers goes to UC. kley keeps its slim playoff hopes alive. last week to defeat No. 5 Gurdon 36. Poyen (2-7) (Little Rock) and Fox 24 (Fayetteville/ crippled EPC last week in the 30-6 28-26. Strong reached the Rison 7-, 37. Quitman (3-6) Fort Smith) and 11 p.m. Sundays on loss to Salem. Barring upsets, EPC 5-2A 7-2A 7-, 11- and 23-yard lines but could 38. Brinkley (2-8) KAIT 8 (Jonesboro), featuring the will play host to No. 12 Norphlet, a Bigelow at CONWAY CHRISTIAN GURDON (14) at Foreman not score an offensive TD in a 21-8 39. Clarendon (1-8) top players and teams from across battled-tested team from the 8-2A (9) (Thurs.): Magnet Cove blitzed and (Thurs.): Turnovers doomed No. 5 loss at Rison. 40. Spring Hill (1-9) the state. McCrory senior center that has not won a playoff game harassed No. 11 Conway Christian Gurdon last week in a 28-26 loss Norphlet at JUNCTION CITY 41. Woodlawn (0-8) Colten Davis will be featured as an since 2006. QB Tanner Stevenson into a few poor at No. 2 Bearden: an intercep- (15): Top-ranked Junction City has 42. Union Christian (1-8) Arkansas Air Guard Scholar Athlete throws last week, but the senior still tion in the Bearden end zone, an a record of 62-10 overall and 40-4 43. Mountain Pine (0-9) of the Week. 4-2A completed 19 of 34 attempts for 355 interception at Gurdon 9-yard line in conference play over the past ive 44. Cedar Ridge (0-9) Hartford at HACKETT (42): No. yards and six TDs. Conway Christian and a fumble at the Bearden 6-yard seasons. Norphlet likely will be a 45. Hermitage (1-8) LAST WEEK 14 Hackett reigns over the 4-2A put up 407 yards on Magnet Cove, the line. Gurdon statistically dominated dangerous fourth playoff seed travel- 46. Western Yell County (1-8) Hootens.com correctly picked for the irst time since 2007. 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MINERAL SPRINGS – The Mineral Springs Hornets will CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News travel to Spring Hill Thursday Donyell “Head” King (6) races down the field after catching a night as they wrap up the pass last Friday. 2012 regular season schedule and prepare for the playoffs. Mineral Springs enters the Scrappers look game with a 5-3 record and they are currently tied with Dierks for third place in 7-2A to close schedule with a 3-2 conference record. The Hornet offense has dominated most opponents this year, averaging just shy DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News with win of 32 points per game. Curtis Sebren (34) kicks an extra point last Friday as the Outlaws rolled past the Spring DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY but they have lined up in a Junior quarterback Ken- Hill Bears 56-13. Sports Editor 4-2 or 3-2. drick Langston has become Dawson feels that Bauxite the focus of every defense NASHVILLE – The Nash- may believe they aren’t big that Mineral Springs plays. Outlaws ready for Rattlers ville Scrappers will look to enough to stand toe to toe The dual threat quarter- take the momentum from DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY with Nashville’s offensive back has lightening fast speed send the seniors out with a win at Red Sports Editor last week’s win over Malvern line, so they will blitz as and is capable of breaking Ayers Field in Dierks. and roll right over Bauxite much as possible to try and through any defensive line Quarterback Adam Bradshaw has DIERKS – The Dierks Outlaws will on their way to the 2012 stop the play quick. for a touchdown. become one of the best quarterbacks be playing for pride and possibly a playoffs. Bauxite’s biggest defen- He has also developed in the conference, while Andrew Sir- better position in the playoffs as the Head Coach Billy Dawson sive threat may be their of- as a competent passer with mon poses a threat at receiver. Murfreesboro Rattlers come to town was pleased with the way fense. Dawson expects the Avante Evans and Shavon Vel- MaClane Moore has made his mark Thursday for Senior Night. his team performed Friday Miners to try and slow the coff emerging as his primary as a receiver and a defensive back, Senior members of the Dierks Out- against Malvern. game down and keep the receivers. while Andy Tedder has emerged as a law football team, Cheerleading squad “It’s fun to stand on the powerful Scrapper offense Senior running back Ra- dual threat on offense and one of the and band will be recognized before the sidelines and watch guys off the field. shad Williams will break the leading tacklers on defense. both teams take the field. get it and take it to the field,” Bauxite’s defense is led by 5,000 yard career mark this Murfreesboro enters the game as Dierks’ senior linemen Austin Dawson stated regarding last quarterback Jordan Branson. year and is a threat to score the second place team in the 7-2A Walston, Chris Icenhower, Tyler week’s performance. Dawson stated that he is a every time he touches the conference. Mounts, Bobby Bailey, Calan “Rooster” Nashville’s performance talented, athletic kid who ball. Peter Saygnaphay is the stereo- Tipton, Jacob Fryar, Randon Walker, bodes well for the Scrap- makes good decisions. He is a Spring Hill has struggled typical high school quarterback who Jesse Dossey and Ryan Gilbert all con- pers with quarterback Joel mobile quarterback who can to stop their opponents, utilizes his speed and size well. He is tribute on both sides of the ball. Hendry recording a career scramble out of the pocket giving up 46 points a game a highly mobile quarterback who can Justin McCauley and Austin Chaney best 400 yards passing. He and throw on the run. this year. throw as well as tuck the ball and run. have been big contributors as wide completed 25 of 40 passes One of their biggest offen- Bears seniors Jacob John- Von Derrick Robinson and Marcus receivers, while also being a huge part for four touchdowns. He has sive threats is Dylan Herron. son, Carter Yocom, Colton Johnson are threats from the backfield. of the Outlaw defense. thrown for 2,601 yards and Herron is a player cast in a Belk, Wyatt Putman, Cody Saygnaphay has a plethora of receiv- Senior tailback Remington Jester is poised to break the 3,000 similar mold to Lawrence Sipes, and Marshall Cato will ers with Robinson and Tyler Hill among had played well enough to be placed on yard mark. and Green of Nashville. play their final game at Bear the primary targets. the Farm Bureau 2A Offensive Player of JaKaree Gaines is teeter- Dawson said that he runs Stadium Thursday and will Both offenses have been very suc- the Year watch list before breaking his ing on the brink of a 1,000 the ball, but when they pass look to make it a memorable cessful this year with Murfreesboro ankle against Mineral Springs. yard season with 863 yards. he plays heavily into their one. averaging 41 points a game and Dierks Kirby Allen has played well, provid- Gaines rushed for 113 yards, passing game. Mineral Springs’ defense is has averaged just under 42 points a ing Dierks with a hardnosed running his fifth 100 yard game of the Lawrence has been a huge led by senior Derrick Muld- game. option. He also poses a threat on de- season. part of the Scrappers’ suc- row. Muldrow not only plugs Dierks will host the Murfreesboro fense when called on. Nashville’s offense utilizes cess with stopping the pass- up the middle, but explodes Rattlers Thurs., Nov. 1 with kickoff The junior class will do their part to the wide range of skills that ing game. Many of his 27 solo into the backfield, disrupting scheduled for 7 p.m. dwells within many of their tackles have come in the quarterbacks. players by using them in open field after a catch. Larry Hinton is one of the many roles. Jacolby Crow leads the leading tacklers for the Hor- Tesean Green has contrib- Scrappers with 39 solo tack- nets and plays with a high uted on the offensive side as les and 63 total tackles. level of aggression. n AT RIGHT: a running back and receiver, Crow leads the defense from E.J. Stewart is a head hunt- Rashad Williams accumulating 754 yards of the field for the Scrappers, er in the defensive backfield (20) lunges across offense. Defensively he has directing traffic between and helps shut down the the goal line as recorded 18 solo and 14 as- plays. passing game. the Hornets shut sisted tackles. Tyler Parker has 44 total Mineral Springs needs to out the Foreman Kyler Lawrence has accu- tackles for the Scrappers focus on a win to solidify Gators 52-0. mulated 779 yards of offense and leads the team with 6.5 their spot in the playoffs. Mineral Springs will close out the in a dual role for the Scrap- sacks. They are currently looking 2012 schedule with pers, while recording 27 solo Sophomore Chas Scott at a three seed with the tie a trip to Spring Hill tackles this season. and Junior Treveon Muldrow breaker over the Outlaws. tonight. Dawson stated that the have 42 tackles each. Mineral Springs will travel Staff photo by Miners will use several de- Nashville will travel to to Spring Hill Thurs., Nov. 1 Dewayne Holloway fensive schemes to try and Bauxite Friday night with with kickoff scheduled for contain the Scrappers. Baux- kickoff scheduled for 7 p.m. 7 p.m. ite’s primary defense is a 4-3,

4A week 10 standings THE CHOICE IS CLEAR...... President: BARACK OBAMA VP: JOE BIDEN 1-4A 3-4A 7-4A Prairie Grove 6-0 8-0 Highland 6-0 9-0 Arkadelphia 5-1 8-1 The only way to create an economy built to last is to strengthen the middle Pea Ridge 5-1 8-1 Valley View 5-1 6-3 Malvern 5-1 8-1 class, asking the wealthy to do a little more so we can pay down our debt in Ozark 4-2 7-2 Gosnell 5-1 5-4 Nashville 5-1 7-2 a balanced way, afford to invest in education, manufacturing and home-grown Farmington 3-3 6-3 Pocahontas 3-3 6-3 Central Arkansas 4-2 5-3 American energy for good middle class jobs, affordable health care and oppor- Gravette 3-3 4-5 Jones. Westside 3-3 4-5 Ashdown 2-4 3-6 tunity for all Americans. Lincoln 2-4 5-4 Brookland 1-5 3-5 Bauxite 2-4 2-7 The Howard County Democratic Central Committee Gentry 1-5 2-7 Cave City 1-5 1-7-1 Arkansas Baptist 1-5 2-6-1 supports and ask you to vote for the following Democrats: Berryville 0-6 1-7 Trumann 0-6 0-9 Pulaski Robinson 0-6 2-7 US Representative District 4: Gene Jeffress • State Representative: Nate Steel • State Senator: Larry Teague • Sheriff & Collector: Randall “Butch” 2-4A 4-4A 8-4A Morris • County Judge: Kevin Smith • Assessor: Debbie Teague • County Stuttgart 5-1 8-1 Pottsville 5-1 8-1 Warren 6-0 6-3 & Probate Clerk: Brenda Fritts Washburn • Treasurer: Sheri Mixon • Cir- Dollarway 5-1 8-1 Booneville 5-1 6-3 Star City 4-2 7-2 cuit Clerk: Bobbie Jo Green • Coroner: John Gray • JP-1: Kerry Strasner • Newport 4-2 6-3 Dardanelle 4-2 7-2 Hamburg 4-2 5-4 JP-2: Archie W Cothern • JP-3: Richard “Dick” Wakeield • JP-4: Gregory Heber Springs 4-2 5-3 Mena 4-2 5-4 Crossett 3-3 4-5 Mark Canaday • JP-5: Jerry Harwell • JP-6: Brent Pinkerton • JP-7: Mar- Lonoke 3-3 5-4 Maumelle 4-2 4-4 Monticello 3-3 4-5 tha Hobbs • JP-8: Jeanie Gorham • JP-9: Bobby Don Turner - Nashville Sside Batesville 2-4 4-4-1 Subiaco Academy 1-5 3-6 Dumas 3-3 3-6 City Council: Ward 1-Pos 1: Freddy L Brown • Pos-2: Matt Smith • Ward Clinton 1-5 2-7 Dover 1-5 1-8 DeWitt 1-5 1-7 Marianna Lee 0-6 0-8 Waldron 0-6 0-9 LV Lakeside 0-6 1-8 2-Pos 1: Jackie Harwell • Ward 3-Pos 1: Monica Clark • Ward 4-Pos 2: Sharon Kay Gathright • Ward 5-Pos 1: James L Parker • Pos-2: Carol Mitchell • Ward 6-Pos 1: Andy Anderson • Pos-2: Mike Milum November 6, let us move FORWARD Vote DEMOCRAT Paid for by the Howard County Democratic Central Committee Page 6-B THURSDAY November 1, 2012 Sports The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Austin Walston (72) readies for the snap as the Outlaws move the ball down the field. Walston E.J. Stewart (11) weaves his way through a host of Foreman linemen after intercepting a pass as later scored a touchdown for Dierks in their 56-13 defeat of the Spring Hill Bears. Mineral Springs shuts out the Gators 52-0. 2A week 10 rankings 3-2A 5-2A 7-2A Salem 6-0 9-0 Magnet Cove 6-0 8-1 Gurdon 5-0 8-1 East Poinsett 5-1 8-1 Bigelow 5-1 7-1 Murfreesboro 4-1 6-3 Walnut Ridge 4-2 6-2 Conway Chrstn. 5-1 7-2 Dierks 3-2 7-2 McCrory 3-3 5-3 Mount Ida 3-3 5-4 Mineral Springs 3-2 6-3 Marked Tree 3-3 4-4 Cutter Morning 2-4 4-5 Foreman 2-3 5-4 Augusta 2-4 3-6 Poyen 2-4 2-7 Spring Hill 1-4 1-8 Cross Co. 1-5 3-5-1 Quitman 1-5 3-6 Lafayette Co. 0-6 0-9 Cedar Ridge 0-6 0-9 Mtn. Pine 0-6 0-9 8-2A 4-2A 6-2A Junction City 7-0 8-1 Hackett 7-0 8-1 Hazen 6-0 7-2 Bearden 6-1 7-2 Mountainburg 7-1 7-2 Carlisle 5-1 7-1 Norphlet 5-2 6-3 Decatur 4-3 5-4 England 5-1 7-2 Rison 5-2 6-3 Hector 4-3 4-4 Des Arc 3-3 4-5 Strong 4-3 5-4 Westside JC 4-3 4-4 Pal.-Wheatley 2-4 3-6 Parkers Chapel 3-5 4-5 Magazine 4-3 4-5 Brinkley 2-4 2-7 Hampton 2-5 2-5 Union Christian 1-6 1-8 Clarendon 1-5 2-7 Hermitage 0-7 1-8 CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News W. Yell Cty 1-6 1-8 Marvell 0-6 0-9 Woodlawn 0-7 0-8 Lavonte Thomas (7) snatches a pass and turns upfield as a Malvern defender pursues him. Nashville made light work of the Malvern Leopards, defeating them 52-21. Hartford 0-7 0-9 Congratulations on your nomination

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