I Saw It In ... Nashville N The News N THURSDAY • March 1, 2012 • Issue 18 • 1 Section • 12 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents INSIDE Sherif’s oice RECREATION SPEAKING investigates ECONOMICALLY infant death LAW & ORDER AEDC group gets red-carpet treatment on Nashville tour TERRICA HENDRIX n PAGE 6: SWA Editor Beekeepers hold hive-building NEWHOPE - Foul play is not class suspected in yesterday’s death of an infant, the sheriff said. EDUCATION The Howard County Sheriff’s Office received a 911 call yes- terday morning from 152 Hill Loop in Newhope “that a three- month-old male child was not breathing,” Sheriff Butch Morris said via press release. “EMS and deputies responded and found the three month old n PAGE 12: NHS male child deceased. The coun- students se- ty coroner pronounced the vic- lected for boys’, tim at the scene,” he confirmed. girls’ state “The body will be sent to the Medical Examiner’s office for an COMING UP autopsy,” adding that “foul play is not suspected.” A service The sheriff said the investiga- advocate with tion is continuing by the Howard the Area Agency on Aging will be County Sheriff’s Office and the available Tues., Howard County Coroner’s Of- March 6 to help fice. Medicare recipi- ents who have limited income and resources complete ap- plications for More candidates extra help pay for various Medi- care programs. ile for oice as Applicants will be seen from 10 a.m. until deadline looms 3:30 p.m. at the Nashville Senior LOCAL POLITICS Center, located at 206 E. How- ard St. Attend- NASHVILLE - Seven more can- ees are asked to bring their didates for local office have sub- CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News mitted filing paperwork at the Medicare card, Arkansas Economic Development Commissioner Mike Roberts listens as Husqvarna General Social Security Manager Joe Wilson discusses plant operations Wednesday during a tour of the facility. Roberts Howard County Courthouse. card and proof was one of 29 AEDC officials who visited Nashville. Incumbent Position Eight Jus- of income. There tice of the Peace Gerald Nutt will be no charge for the service. CHARLES GOODIN n Managing Editor submitted his filing late Monday, making it a two-way race for the Elberta Arts hey came. They saw. And seat between himself and chal- Center in Nash- they left thoroughly im- lenger Jeanie Gorham. ville holding a On Tuesday, Howard County youth writers pressed with the city of T Treasurer Sheri Mixon and Posi- workshop March Nashville. 15-17 for ages tion Seven Justice of the Peace 12 to 16. Cost A total of 29 Arkansas Economic Devel- Martha Hobbs filed for their is $5. March 15- opment Commissioners and employees positions. Neither candidate has 16: 6 to 7:30 and were treated to a red-carpet tour of the city drawn an opponent for their po- March 17: noon Wednesday afternoon that included visits sition. to 2 p.m. In- to Husqvarna, Jan-Eze Plating, Crete Cast structor is Dean Former Sheriff Richard “Dick” Bradley. Work- Products, Mission Plastics, Howard Memo- Wakefield filed Wednesday for Jus- shop will help to rial Hospital, the Howard County Childrens’ tice of the Peace Position Three, develop writing Center, CCCUA, Nashville City Park, Engi- a seat formerly held by the late skills (mostly neered Products Industries, Tyson Foods Duke Tomerlin. freestyle) and and, finally, Nashville High School, where also teach par- Nashville City Council mem- ticipants about Superintendent Doug Graham delivered a bers Matt Smith, Kay Gathright book writing speech extolling the school’s virtues to a and Mike Milum also filed Wednes- (developing crowd of about 40 people. day. plots/charac- The three-hour event culminated Wednes- CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News Today is the final opportunity ters) and journal day night at an invitation-only banquet held writing. For Arkansas Economic Development for candidates to submit the nec- more details call at the elementary school cafetorium, during Commissioner Lee Webb Jr. reacts as he essary paperwork to enter this 451-9966. See AEDC / Page 6 enters Scrapper stadium. season’s campaign. -Charles Goodin The Veteran’s Affairs office lo- cated inside the Howard County Courthouse will be closed next week. Services Rare move has no affect on resignations will resume March 12. January minutes not The Howard Adcock applies for Hope County Vet- approved at MSSD meeting eran’s Affairs superintendent’s position office will post- humously honor TERRICA HENDRIX TERRICA HENDRIX Ray Leavins with Editor Editor several medals he was awarded but never re- MINERAL SPRINGS – For the first time in more HOPE – Max Adcock will be one of seven ap- ceived during than 20 years, the minutes of a Mineral Springs plicants seeking the Hope Public School super- his military ser- Saratoga School District board meeting were intendent’s position. vice Sat., March not approved. The Saratoga Arkansas Digest reported that TERRICA HENDRIX | Nashville News 3 beginning at The minutes for the January school district Adcock, who is the current Mineral Springs 4 p.m. in the Outgoing MSSD Superintendent Max Adcock Howard County meeting failed approval after board members introduces interim board member Joann Saratoga Superintendent, will be interviewed Courthouse. See MINUTES / Page 6 Walker. See ADCOCK / Page 6 Page 2 THURSDAY March 1, 2012 Opinions The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Letters to the Editor From the Nashville High School Travel and Tourism Class Dear Mrs. Harwell, Mr. Graves, and Staff, I would like to thank you for having us over, and for taking the time to talk to us. Thank you for teaching us a little bit about what goes on in the Nashville News. Thank you for the complementary newspaper Mrs. Donna Harwell, Mr. Mike Graves, and Staff. Sincerely, Jesus Puente

Dear Mrs. Donna Harwell and Mr. Mike Graves and Staff Thank you so much for letting us come to The Nashville News, it was a lot of fun because I got to know how you make the news papers and how it works .And for taking the time to talk with my class about how you all work together to make a news paper that is so interesting every day. I want to thank you once more. Sincerely, Rudith Martinez

Dear Mrs. Harwell Thank you for telling us about the Nashville News and what you do there as a business. Thank you for telling us about Nashville News. Thanks so much for telling us about Nashville News. Nashville News is a nice place to go. Medicaid Trust Fund shortfall turns eyes toward surplus funds Sincerely, government, more and session comes around ry with you. I had the DJ Downing more people will be par- that our spending priori- honor last week to meet Mark Darr ticipating in Medicaid. ties are in the right place. Mr. Milton P. Crenchaw. Dear Mike, Donna and Staff The money will have to We don’t need to be in Mr. Crenchaw, a native of Thank you for informing us about the Nashville Arkansas Lt. Governor be found at some point. a position where taxes Little Rock, is an American News. There were things that I didn’t know like the We know that when- will have to be raised or hero. enormous printing machine in there. There were ever large sums of money drastic cuts will have to Upon graduation from so many news papers that it went back in the days. This week in the Leg- are sitting in government be made unexpectedly. the Tuskegee Institute The staff was very friendly and cooperative. islature, an amendment for too long that legisla- We continue to have and Air Force Flying Sincerely, to the state budget was tors eventually become situations in government School in 1941, he had Vuong Le proposed in an effort to tempted to want to tap where large sums of mon- the distinction of being shore up our state’s Med- into them for a host of ey have to be found to the first African Ameri- Ross has the right idea icaid Trust Fund, which reasons. We don’t need pay for unexpected situ- can in the United States faces a looming shortfall. the surplus to be a source ations. Sometimes cuts to earn a civilian pilot’s li- Dear Editor, The amendment, filed by for unnecessary spending have to be made. What cense. During World War Mike Ross has a great idea on Congress not get- State Senator Jonathan when we have real obliga- seems to always be the II, he trained hundreds of ting paid if they don’t pass a budget during their Dismang, suggested that tions to meet down the case is that we are react- black pilots known as the allotted time. The one big catch in this idea is only the state take $40 million road. ing to unexpected cir- Tuskegee Airmen. Their Congress will be able to vote on this, so it has no dollars in surplus funds The amendment to cumstances rather than role in the European the- chance to pass. as well as 75 percent of implement this plan was planning ahead. ater was crucial to our Congress can take away from us, but they will next year’s surplus funds voted down by members I want to say thank you country’s war effort. For keep everything they have. up to $60 million as mon- of the Joint Budget Com- to Senator Dismang for his service, Mr. Crenchaw Ellen Bacon ey set aside for Medicaid. mittee. There seems to attempting to address the was given the Distin- Murfreesboro The Medicaid Trust be an attitude of “let’s Medicaid funding crisis. guished Service Award Fund, is projected to have cross that bridge when It’s unfortunate that some and a Congressional Gold a shortfall of potentially we come to it” and “let the retiring elected officials Medal. $400 million in 2013. I next Legislature figure it want to pass the buck Mr. Crenchaw truly think it’s prudent that out.” The longer the sur- while others want to use represents the “greatest lawmakers begin to look plus money sits, the more surplus funds as a way generation”. We should for ways to pay for this. compelling it will be for to buy votes rather than continually be thank- With a lackluster econo- legislators to spend it on meet our obligations. ful for the service and my and increasing regu- other things. I hope that On a separate note, I sacrifice of our nation’s lations from the federal when the next legislative wanted to share a sto- veterans. Town Hall meetings essential to democracy As this new Congress con- questions, I will also ask ber and the included PIN siders important issues a series of survey ques- code: Phone: 1-877-229- Mike Ross on everything from the tions throughout the call 8493, PIN: 14573. Each budget to energy policy to gauge your feelings telephone town hall will United States to jobs, my job is to listen toward several different last approximately 60 min- Congressman to those I represent and issues. You will be able utes. 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The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. To see full text of proposed legislation via Internet, go to www.arkleg.state.ar.us Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, March 1, 2012 • Page 3 he versatility of turnips

As the weather turns Geraldine Vineyard, 69, beloved mother, Feb. 27 warmer, many farmers are tensi by Jean A. Ince Geraldine Lois Gant Vineyard, 69, of Jr. of Nashville; three sisters, Jo Ralls of pulling up the turnips they Ex on Staff chairman Nashville, died Monday, February 27, Nashville, Billie Oakes of Clarkdale, planted last fall in order to UofA Cooperative Extension 2012, in a Texarkana hospital. Miss., and Vickie Thorn of Pensac- get ready for spring plant- Tips Service • Howard County She was born April 9, 1942 in ola, Fla.; nine grandchildren; and ing. According to reports Donna, Texas, the daughter of two grandchildren; and a host of from a couple of farmers, Avoid greens that are fruits and vegetables” Allen and Viola Gant. friends. this year has produced a yellow or wilted, as this published by the Univer- She was preceded in death by Memorial services will be bumper crop of turnips. can indicate old turnips, sity of Missouri Extension her parents. held at 2 p.m. Thursday, March You may be wondering which may not be as tasty Service. She is survived by her hus- 1, at Biggs Chapel Methodist how you can enjoy this as fresher ones. Recipe of the Week band, Travis Vineyard; one son Church, Nathan, under the direc- versatile vegetable in your Turnips should be Here are a couple of and daughter-in-law, Allen and tion of Texarkana Funeral Home. diet. stored separately from recipes you might want Andrea Vineyard; two daughters and You may send an online sympathy sons-in-law, Toni and Steve Brady of message at www.nashvillefh.com. Turnips are very nutri- turnip greens. Wrap turnip to try using turnips. All of Scotland, and Ramona and Kelly Scott tious. They are a good greens in a damp towel these recipes are found source of both vitamin and place in a plastic bag. in the book, Seasonal and A and C and are high in They will last up to 4 days Simple. Barbara Watson Lee Brinkley Ray Leavins antioxidants. Antioxidants in the coldest part of the Turnip Soup Barbara L. Watson, Lee Royl Brinkley, 92, Ray Wilder Leavins, have been found to help refrigerator. 4 medium turnips, 65, of Hutchinson, Kan- of Murfreesboro, died Sr., 87, of Murfreesboro, reduce your risk of heart Store turnips in a plas- peeled and cut into chunks sas, died Tuesday, Feb- Wednesday, February 29, died Thursday, February disease and certain can- tic bag in the crisper. 1 small onion, chopped ruary 28, 2012. She was 2012. He was born Nov. 16, 2012. He was born cers. Vitamin A helps to To prepare turnips, ½ teaspoon fresh ginger born on Nov. 19, 1946 in 5, 1919, at Langley. June 25, 1924 in Goose- maintain eye health and start by removing the root, grated Hope. He was an Army Vet- neck, Texas. builds a healthy complex- greens from the root (tur- Peel the turnips and She is survived by two eran of WWII. He served his coun- ion. Most of us are familiar nip). Peel the turnip, if onion, cut into chunks. brothers, Tom of Pales- He is survived by two try during WWII in the with vitamin C. It helps necessary. Small, young Cover with water and boil tine, Texas, and Phillip sons, Larry Brinkley of Army, in the southern to fight infection, keeps turnips may only need to until soft. Puree in blend- of Haven; three sisters, Murfreesboro, and Gary Paciic and received - nu our skin from bruising, be scrubbed. There are a er. Add grated ginger root. Rebecca Seale of Texar- Brinkley of Benton; a merous medals for his service. helps heal cuts and keeps variety of ways to prepare Baked Turnips kana, Leah Benjamin of daughter, Diana Cox of McKinney, Texas, and He is survived by his our gums healthy. Eating turnips for your family to 12 small turnips, leaves Murfreesboro; a broth- Inita Jones of Owosso, er, Gus Brinkley; four wife, Pauline Leavins foods with vitamin C also enjoy. attached Mich. grandchildren; and nine of Murfreesboro; three helps our body to absorb * Raw – soak peeled ¼ cup olive oil Graveside services great-grandchildren. sons, Ray Leavins, Jr. of turnips in ice and eat raw. Salt and pepper iron. Vitamin C is a water will be held at 10 a.m. Funeral services will Old River, Texas, Mitch- soluble vitamin; therefore, * Use turnips as you Preheat the oven to Monday, March 5, in be held at 2 p.m. Satur- ell Leavins of Murfrees- it is not stored in the body would potatoes. Turnips 350 degrees F. wash and Restland Memorial Cem- day, March 4, at Latimer boro, and Kerry Leavins and we have to replace can be substituted for trim the root base from etery, Nashville, under Funeral Home Chapel, of Crosby, Texas; three it every day. Turnips are potatoes in most recipes. the turnips. Line a roast- the direction of Nashville Murfreesboro. daughters, Rowena also a good source of po- * Pair turnips with ing pan with aluminum Funeral Home. Burial in Hickory Leavins of Murfrees- tassium and fiber. Potassi- cream, butter, citrus, nut- foil, covering its edges. You may send an on- Grove cemetery, under boro, Jeslynne Brown of um helps maintain healthy meg, thyme, parsley or Lay the turnips down, line sympathy message at the direction of Latimer Hot Springs, and Narae blood pressure, and fiber other root vegetables like with the stem and leaves www.nashvillefh.com. Funeral Home. Leavins of Washington; helps control cholesterol carrots, sweet potatoes folded under the turnip he family will receive 12 grandchildren; and 14 and keeps you regular. and potatoes in recipes. bulb. Drizzle with olive oil Helen Cox friends from 6-8 p.m. Fri- great-grandchildren. Turnip greens provide For more information and season with salt and Funeral services for day at the funeral home. Funeral services were vitamin K, calcium and on garden fresh vegeta- pepper. Tightly cover the Helen Ruth Cornish Cox, You may send an on- held Monday, Feb. 20, at Sunset Church of Christ, magnesium, which help bles, contact the Howard turnips with more foil and 76, of Nashville, are line sympathy message Nashville. build and maintain healthy County Extension Service bake for 30 minutes. pending with Latimer Fu- at www.latimerfuneral- Burial was in Pleasant at 870-845-7517 or visit Smashed Turnips neral Home, Nashville. home.com. bones. Vitamin K is need- Home Cemetery, Mur- our office located on the 4 large turnips ed in small amounts to freesboro, under the di- help with blood clotting. second floor of the court- ½ cup skim milk rection of Nashville Fu- Most people get enough house. As you prepare 2 Tablespoons butter Correction neral Home. vitamin K through the your garden spot, be sure Wash, peel and quar- In the Mon., Feb. 27 You may send an on- foods they eat. to have a soil test done to ter turnips. In a large line sympathy message at edition of the Nash- If you are shopping for get the most return from pot, place turnips and www.nashvillefh.com. turnips, there are some your plantings. A soil test cover with water. Bring ville News, an article things to keep in mind can be done through our to a boil and cook 30 to regarding local politi- when choosing the best office at no charge. You 40 minutes or until ten- cal races included an Diamond Park ones to eat. Make sure will need to allow 2 to 4 der. Remove turnips from incorrect spelling the turnip has a heavy, weeks for test results. Call heat and drain. In a large of Howard County firm skin. If the tops are for more information. mixing bowl, mash tur- Judge candidate Dan- Speedway celebrates attached, they should be Information for this ar- nips. Add milk and butter. nie Ray’s name. fresh, green and crisp. ticle was adapted from, Continue to mash until The News regrets 20th year with ‘Race Avoid turnips that are “Seasonal and Simple – A turnips reach desired the error. soft or have brown spots. guide for enjoying fresh consistency. Track Round Up’

ANDY LOCKWOOD $1,200 to win 200 lap or CHAMBER COFFEE Special to the News two hours, whichever The fastest growing comes first, Enduro race stock car racing facili- from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Rules ty in the state, Diamond and an entry form for the Park Speedway, located first ever Diamond En- between Murfreesboro duro are available at the and Nashville will turn track’s web site at www. 20 years old this year. diamondparkspeedway. The track opened in 1992 E-mail your question to and features the fastest [email protected] race surface in Arkanasas. or call Lockwood at (870) The 2012 offically kicked 200-0341. off last Thursday night The track also host a with the debut of the sec- play day March 24 and ond season of the tracks regular racing gets un- weekly racing show “Race derway Saturday, March Track Round Up” with 20 31 with the new Novice year veteran announcer class for kids age 12 to Andy Lockwood. The 15 and first year drivers. show air’s every Thursday That class will also pay night here on KMTB-FM this season. Also rac- 99.5 and can also be heard ing will be Factory Stock, on the internet at www. Pure Stock, Streeet Stock, southwestarkansasradio. Southern Stock, Diamond

DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News com. State Dwarf Cars. Woods and Woods Accounting hosted a Chamber Coffee Feb. 28. Pictured left to right: Shalla Pack, Donnell Racing at the speed- The complete 20th anni- Woods, Anita Mounts, Bill Moorer, Donny Woods and Jerry Johnson. way begins March 17 with versary season schedule a play day from 2 p.m. is now available at the to 5 p.m. followed by a track web site.

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Sudoku Solution #2462-D All Lit Up Picaso to make appearance at NHS F O A L M A R I N S M U T 8 6 1 7 2 3 9 5 4 O H N O A B A S E T A L E 2 4 9 5 8 1 7 3 6 L A N T E R N J A W R T E S CECIL ANDERSON ers Discovery Exhibit school staff, and open to Club and GT Program will I I I A R E A B R A C E S 7 3 5 4 6 9 8 2 1 NHS Correspondent featuring paintings of the general public to view. be sponsoring the exhibit. C R E A T O R B O O T H 6 2 8 3 4 7 5 1 9 M E W T A R P A P E R Pablo Picasso, a legend- All will be able to enjoy NHS invites everyone C O L O N T O N N E L A O 1 5 3 6 9 2 4 7 8 One of the great artists ary Spanish artist, from giant reproductions of to come and celebrate the A L A S M I R E S C A V A 4 9 7 8 1 5 3 6 2 R E M D O N A S L A Y E R of all time is coming to March 12-15 in the Lec- Pablo Picasso, including Spanish language, history T O P N O T C H S A N 9 7 4 1 3 6 2 8 5 B I G O T E M P E R O R Nashville. ture Hall. one of his most famous and Spanish culture. 5 1 2 9 7 8 6 4 3 H A L T E R O N E S A W E Nashville High School The exhibit will be open paintings: the Guernica. A G A R C A N D L E P I N S will be displaying a Teach- to students of NHS, high The Nashville Spanish 3 8 6 2 5 4 1 9 7 R I C E A R I E L I S E E © 2009 Hometown Content I N K S R E T R Y P E R T Page 4 THURSDAY March 1, 2012 Home & Family The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Two receive scholarships CELEBRATING 83 YEARS from Henderson State University

ARKADELPHIA - The Office of University Rela- tions/Admissions of Hen- derson State University announced two scholar- ships recently. Laura Strong has been awarded the HSU Distin- guished Freshman Schol- arship for 2012-2013. According to Vikita Bell Hardwrick, Director, the HSU Dis- NUNLEY tinguished Freshman Scholarship is equivalent to $5,500 a semester for up to four years. She is the daugh- ter of Bobbi Piccini. She is currently a student at SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News Nashville High School. Desmond Moore (center), of Dierks, celebrated his 83rd birthday Feb. 14 with his family. Also pictured are Nora Faye Gadbury and Moore’s Hailey Nunley has been great niece, Kaylee Russell. awarded the HSU Distin- guished Freshman Schol- arship for 2012-2013. According to Vikita Bell Hardwrick, Director, the HSU Distinguished Cross Point Cowboy Church to celebrate Freshman Scholarship is equivalent to $5,500 a semester for up to four years. sixth anniversary and note burning She is the daughter of Greg and Christy Nun- The Cross Point Cow- burning to symbolize the at 2740 Highway 371 west. in the organizational pro- with an average atten- ley. She is currently a boy Church will celebrate payoff of their worship The church began with a cess. The first worship dance of 225. Cross Point student at Nashville High their sixth anniversary center and arena. vision for reaching people service was held on March is affiliated with the Ar- School. Sun., March 4, with a note The church is located of the western heritage 5, 2006, with 29 in atten- kansas Fellowship of Cow- lifestyle. It started with a dance. boy Churches, Little River series of interest meetings Services were held Baptist Association, and beginning Jan. 23, 2006, at weekly at the Sale Barn for the Arkansas Baptist State the Livestock Sale Barn in the next two years before Convention. Nashville. moving to their present Time of worship service

You are invited to a series of lessons on Meetings were held facilities. is 8:30 a.m. on Sunday weekly for a time of prayer Cross Point currently mornings with donuts & seeking God’s direction has over 300 that attend coffee at 8 a.m.    RACHEL PENDERGRAFT | Nashville News Cross Point Cowboy Church will celebrate their sixth anniversary March 4. BILLY & CELESTE DEAN  RETIREMENT AUCTION

The Dean's have retired from mowing the Highways and they

are auctioning off all of their equipment. Our speaker: Be prepared for 2 Auctioneers going at the same time! 225 Hempstead County Road 339,

McCaskill, AR SATURDAY, MARCH 19 at 9 a.m. Ben Bailey Directions: 11 miles East of Nashville towards Prescott on Hwy 371 Equipment Items: 64-15 Cabin Air 2008 Miscellaneous Auction Items: Pre- John Deere Tractor, Kawasaki 400 4x4 Au- mium Cabinets, Sets of Goblets, Cake of McMinnville, TN tomatic, Yamaha Rhino 4x4, Kubota plates, Guitars, Music Globes, Antique M9000, John Deere SS10, John Deere Rocker, (3) Oak Rocker, Glass Display 4020, John Deere 5510, John Deere 5400, Cabinet, Cabinet Safe w/ Combination & Duetes D-4006, 444 Massey Ferguson Key, oak Serving Trays, Pepsi Cola Prod- Tractor, John Deere 630 Propane Tractor, ucts, Antique planter, Fishing Poles, Ditch Witch, 12' Disk, John Deere plows, Push Scooter, Silverware, Dishes, Pots & Electric Push Mower, (2) Hay Press, Car Pans, (2) Dinette Sets, Wood high chair, Dolly, Dump Bed Grain Truck, Big Metal Baker's Rack, Stools, (4) Filing Cabinets, Sun. 9:30 am “Jesus, The Purpose of the OT” Fan, 148 Loader, Eldocraft Boat 1500 V- Kitchen Aide Mixer, Lamps, (2) End Table, Mercury Motor & Trailer, Jim Pole - Heavy (2) Dresser w/ Mirror, Concrete Birdbaths 10:30 am “Overview of the NT, Part 1” Duty, KD Fork Lift, Dirt Scoop, Dirt Buggy, & Planters, Christmas Decorations, Con- 3 roles of Rubber, Cross Ties, (3) John crete Alligator, Vacuum Cleaner, Concrete Deere Antique Mower, (3) John Deere An- Rooster, Concrete Angel Statues, Electric 5:00 pm “Overview of the NT, Part 2” tique Disk, (3) John Deere Antique Rack, Pinball Machine, World Globe, Shutters, 18 ft Bush Hog, 8 ft Hay Cutter, John Antique Ice Box, (4) Railroad Dolly, Elec- 6:00 pm “The Life of Christ” Deere planter, Camboda Engine, Tractor tric Ride-In Train w/ Motor, 2008 Honda parts, Scrap Metal, (10) Gas pumps, Hy- Shadow 750, 2004 Harley Heritage, 2010 Mon. 7:00 pm “What Must I Do To Be Saved?” draulic jacks, (10) Weedeater, Shop Smith Harley FatBoy, Tom Richardson Jr Motor- Planer, Black & Decker Drills, Hitachi CW cycle. 40 Miter Saw, Craftsman 14' Bandsaw, Gun Auction Items: Renegade Muzzle- Tue. 7:00 pm “How To Live Faithfully” Paint Gun & Blower, Electrical Conduit, loader .50 cal, Japan Arisaka 6.5 JAP, Carl AC 225 Welder, Pilot Jack, Pipe Vise, Gustaf 6.5x55, Brescia 4740 6.5x52 Wed. 7:00 pm “How To Die Victoriously in Jesus” Metal Break, Heavy Duty Cherry Picker, CARCA, Springfield 308 NOR, Rugger Hijet Blue Truck 4x4 5 speed, Plasma cut- Blackhawk Convertible 45 LC, Ingram ter, Craftsman Toolbox & Tools, Cases of Mac10 .45 cal, Remington 511 .22 LR, Motor Oil, Nuts & Bolts Maverick 88 12 gauge, Winchester 1200 12 gauge, Mossberg 100 ATR 30-06. 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Managing Editor the city needs to pump Festivities for this from the river again. “black tie event” include a NASHVILLE - A planned Council members voted fabulous dinner prepared expansion to the city’s wa- unanimously to pay the by Chef Walline Williams ter intake facilities at the remaining $86,000 at Tues- of Frisco, Texas and spon- Little Missouri River will day’s meeting. sored by Tyson Foods of cost roughly $23,000 less In other business, the Nashville. Dinner will in- than originally anticipat- council held a brief debate SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News clude such specialty items ed, Public Works Director on a new set of job descrip- Brooke Bowden, Rachel Dawson, Kailee Stinnett, Jordan Conant, Duncan as Steamship Round of Larry Dunaway told city tions for members of the Richards, Sam Dean, Caleb Glann, Hunter Guffy, Robbie Morphew and Colton Beef, Mini Crab Cakes, and aldermen Tuesday during Nashville Volunteer Fire Tipton pose with the fourth place trophy from the state quiz bowl tournament. shrimp cocktail to name a their regular meeting. Department, beginning few. Over 50 silent auction Dunaway said his de- when aldermen expressed items will be on display partment had worked reservations over a re- Junior high quiz bowl for purchase. Attendees with Cossatot Builders, a quirement that applicants will be entertained by and De Queen-based company live within a “reasonable team takes fourth in state can dance to the sounds of that won the bid for the distance” from the city’s the Memphis Stage Band, project, to “whittle down” fire station. CECIL ANDERSON n NHS Correspondent Reliance. the expected price tag of Fire Marshall Jerry Har- he Nashville Junior High School quiz bowl team Tickets are $125 per adding an eight million well explained that the person with funds raised gallon per day pump to phrase has typically been took fourth place recently at the state quiz bowl directly will be used to the city’s current water defined as the city’s fire tournament in Beebe, Arkansas. pay off the note for the intake capabilities. district, and discussion T Howard Memorial Hospi- Original estimates for quickly moved to a de- The Nashville quiz bowl team won Team thanks to the second place finish. tal Medical Campus prop- the project ranged as high bate over a requirement second place at the regional tourna- Hunter Guffy and Duncan Richards erty. as $360,000, but the total that potential firemen be ment held at Ashdown. Hunter Guffy, made the State All Tournament Team Sponsorship opportu- cost will now be closer to subject to an interview of Nashville Junior High School, was at state for answering an average of five nities starting at $1,000 $336,000, of which grant with the entire existing fire named to Regional All Tournament questions per game. are available and include funds from the Arkan- department. recognition for businesses sas Economic Develop- Alderwoman Monica and individuals in the ment Commission will pay Clark was the most vocal community. For addi- $250,000. opponent of the measure, tional information, please Mayor Billy Ray Jones which she criticized as ‘Right Bite’ cooking class offered asked council members to contact either Freda Da- unfair and unique among The Howard County Ex- This Summer – April 10 the class. If you have any pay the remaining $86,000 vis, foundation director, the city’s other depart- tension Service will host the Session 3 – Quick to Fix questions about the Right from the city’s franchise at 870-845-8001 or Kim ments, most of which ask “Right Bite” cooking school Diabetic Meals – August 9 Bite Cooking School, call fund, calling the proposal Turbeville, Administrative only that an applicant in- this year focusing on cook- Session 4 – Diabetes: Deal- 870-845-7517. “a heck of a deal” that Assistant at 845-8006. terview with the relevant ing and meal preparation ing With the Holidays – Nov. 8 should mitigate the city’s department head. for those with diabetes or A registration fee of $5 water concerns for at least BAKE/YARD SALE Discussion on the topic people who love someone will be charged to cover the 30 years. eventually dwindled to a with diabetes. The sessions cost of supplies. The school “We won’t be hanging Fundraiser CCCUA close and the council vot- will be from 5 p.m. to 8:30 is limited to 16 people. by the skin of our teeth ed to accept the new job p.m. on the following dates: If you are interested in like we were the last cou- Cosmetology Classroom descriptions with Clark Session 1 – Meal Planning attending this first session ple of summers,” Dunaway voting in the negative. and Shopping for Diabetes or for more information, agreed, reminding the *March 1&2 - 8a.m.* The council also: – March 8 you must call the Exten- council that the city was •฀discussed฀but฀took฀no฀ Session 2 – Understand- sion Office by Monday, All proceeds go to helping the class a few dry days away from action on a proposal that ing Carbs & Eating Healthy March 5 to pre-register for further their education! serious water shortages would limit the number last summer. and location of visible According to Dunaway, cars surrounding com- FOR LOCAL EVENT the “upper lake” reservoir mercial properties; www.kjep.tv was 15 feet below normal •฀ was฀ informed฀ that฀ SHOWING TIMES, VISIT: in November of last year, Nashville has won a re- but is now only about 10 gional-level water taste KJEP-TV inches below the average test competition and will TELEVISION SCHEDULE depth, providing a win- now compete at the state KJEP Jan ‘12 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday dow for workers to com- level. 12:00 am TBA 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. 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voted not to approve the “yes” while Gathright and split vote on the January affect important work- Walker, a Mineral MINUTES minutes. Dixon and Erwin Brown voted “no” for Ad- minutes does not affect ing relationships...It is Springs graduate, was said they voted not to cock’s resignation. Mays the action taken on the specifically forbidden for introduced as the new From Page 1 accept the minutes “be- abstained. resignations. employees to engage in board member shortly cause of something in the Mays then offered his At the end of Tuesday’s political activities on the after the meeting began. William Dixon, Mike Erwin minutes we did not agree verbal resignation at the meeting, Erwin told the school grounds or during “I’m kinda excited…I’m and Linda Ross, board with” but wouldn’t dis- end of that meeting which board that “over the last work hours. The following learning right now and I president, voted “no” at cuss what portion of the was unanimously accept- few weeks, I’ve been get- activities are forbidden want to be involved with the regular meeting held minutes they disagreed ed, according to the Janu- ting calls about a petition on school property: (1) some of the things” at the Tuesday evening. While with. ary minutes. going around” on campus. Using students for prepa- school, Walker said after Dale Gathright Jr., Henry On Wednesday, Ross Brown also offered his He asked the board if they ration or dissemination the meeting. Brown and Dornell Trotter shared her fellow board verbal resignation - ef- knew anything about it of campaign materials; Walker and Elementary voted to approve the min- member’s sentiment by fective at the end of the and Adcock said he heard (2) Distributing political Principal Jeanie Gorham utes. New board member saying she did not agree school year. about the petition but materials; (3) Distributing played high school bas- Joann Walker did not vote. with “something” in the The January minutes “hasn’t seen it on cam- or otherwise seeking sig- ketball together at Min- On Wednesday, Gathright January board minutes. indicated that “there was pus.” natures on petitions of any eral Springs. Walker is said this was the first time During the Jan. 10 board no vote to accept that Erwin passed out a kind; (4) Posting political the mother of Channing that the minutes have not meeting, the board accept- resignation with President copy of a district policy materials; (5) Discussing Walker – a Mineral Springs been accepted. ed the resignations of Su- Ross polling the numbers. titled, “Certified Personnel political matters with stu- graduate and the grand- “I’ve been on the board perintendent Max Adcock, 5/1. No motion on resigna- Political Activity.” dents, in the classroom, in mother of two: Napoleon for 23 years and I’ve never Henry Brown and Keith tion.” All other motions The policy states, “em- other than circumstances and Carmelo. seen this,” he said. Mays – as board members. during the Jan. 10 meeting ployees are free to en- appropriate to the Frame- Both of her grandsons Dixon, Erwin and Ross According to the January were unanimously passed. gage in political activity works and/or the curricu- attend school at Mineral were interviewed after minutes, the board voted Suellen Vann, communi- outside of work hours to lar goals and objectives of Springs. Walker, who re- the meeting and would 4-2 to accept Adcock’s cations director for the Ar- the extent that it does not the class.” tired from Domtar after 32 not elaborate on why they resignation. Dixon, Erwin, kansas School Boards As- affect the performance of The meeting was imme- years, will celebrate her Ross and Trotter voted sociation, said the board’s their duties or adversely diately adjourned. 58th birthday on March 6. Southwest Arkansas Beekeepers invitation to interview applications. In addition Board President Joe Short. ADCOCK at Hope but Mineral to Adcock, other appli- School board meetings hold hive building class Springs and Saratoga is cants to be interviewed will be scheduled to inter- From Page 1 always near and dear to include: Hope High Prin- view the candidates. After my heart,” Adcock said cipal Sammy Bray, Hope the school board narrows Kenneth Muldrew’s posi- Thursday. He added that Assistant Superintendent the field, the finalists will tion. MSSD is “an awesome Ira Love, Beryl Henry Prin- meet with focus groups Muldrew, who is a for- district with awesome cipal Roy Turner (Beryl from the community, mer Saratoga Schools students and parents… Henry is part of Hope school administration, superintendent, will re- this district has been good Schools), Bobby Hart of personnel policy commit- tire from the Hope Public to me.” Genoa Central, Andrea tee, certified personnel School District at the end The Hope School Board Kelly of Gravette and Dar- and classified personnel of this year. held a special called meet- rell Porter of Camden, – the Saratoga Arkansas “I’m honored for the ing Tuesday to consider according to Hope School Digest reported.

bodies” and “supers,” the provide assistance to ex- CCCUA, followed by a se- boxes used to house bee isting beekeepers. AEDC ries of meetings and then colonies. Anyone who would like lunch. Nashville will bid Another workshop more information about From Page 1 farewell to the visitors will be held March 24 to the club’s programs may sometime after noon. SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News build bases and covers for contact Bob Stuart at 451- Omari and Khalid Benson with Khalid’s new hive body The AEDC was origi- the new hives which will 1396 or Debra Bolding at which the visiting offi- built during the Feb 18 beekeeping workshop. nally formed in 1955, but hopefully result in many 557-2352. cials had an opportunity was revamped by Gover- new honeybee colonies in Club activities are post- to express their admira- nor Mike Beebe in 2009 DEBRA BOLDING offered free to the pub- the area. ed on the Growing Healthy tion for the city. with five goals: increase Special to the News lic by Southwest Arkan- Southwest Arkansas Communities calendar at “You people probably the average Arkansas NASHVILLE - A hive sas Beekeepers Exten- Beekeepers is also start- the Nashville Chamber do more things right than income faster than na- building workshop held sion Homemakers Club. ing a Junior Beekeeping of Commerce website at any rural community tional growth, encour- for beekeepers resulted Bob Stuart, organizer of program that will provide nashvillear.com. For a we’ve been in,” AEDC age knowledge-based in an unexpected number the workshop, said that youth with beekeeping list of beekeeping events Commissioner Jon Lip- enterprise, help the state of participants interested more than 30 beekeepers skills and a mentoring only, be sure to select the ton said during a brief in- compete efficiently in in starting new beehives. and hopeful beekeepers program to help new bee- organization “Southwest troduction at the dinner. a global market, imple- The Feb.18 workshop was showed up to build “hive keepers get started and Arkansas Beekeepers.” Other commissioners ment policies that take were more specific, shin- advantage of Arkansas’ 10 temporary sugarcane workers needed by Twin Pine ing the spotlight of their unique resources and Farms, Jeanerette, LA 03/15/12 to 01/15/13. Workers will approval on the local increase the number of perform duties associated with tractor driving, ield prep, school system. jobs for workers with water maint, fertilizing, plant and harvest of crops which “I’ve got an 11th grade post-secondary training. includes manual shovel work and hoeing of weeds, spot son and I wish he could Chairperson Mary spraying treatments and general farm labor. Repair and have went to Nashville Ann Greenwood said maintain equip, farm, ield, levees, roads and shop. Load school the last few and unload trucks. Must have 3 mos prior experience. the group operates on a years,” AEDC Commis- Workers will receive $9.30 per hour as stipulated by the “bare-bones” budget of US DOL. Free housing will be provided to workers who sioner Steve Edwards about $10 million annu- live outside the area of intended employment. Transporta- announced to raccous ally but still manages to tion & subsistence costs to the place of employment will applause. meet the parameters of be reimbursed to anyone who lives outside area of intend- Commissioner Thom- its mandate. ed employment upon completion of 50% of the work con- as Kirk agreed. Three commissioners tract, or earlier if appropriate. Transportation to & from “The pride that all are chosen from each worksite will be provided by the employer for worker who these kids have in their of Arkansas’ congres- lives in housing provided by the employer. Worker will be school is just heart sional districts and four guaranteed ¾’s of the hours speciied in the work contract. warming,” he said. additional members are Tools, supplies, & necessary equipment will be provided Thursday morning, chosen at large. at no cost to the worker. For further information & to make the group was sched- The group visits an aver- application, contact SWA at 700 Elm, Hope, AR 71801; uled to have breakfast at age of four towns per year. Ph: 870-777-3421; JO# LA405921.

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Dierks was (N)Sara Renfrow 0-4, Avery Kesterson 1-3, Kristen Busby 0-3, unable to overcome an early 3-0 deficit and dropped their season opener to Mena 7-3. Kristen Cogburn 0-1 1BB, Nicole Drummond 0-0, Kera Hinds 2-3 1RBI, Adley Kirchhoff 1R, Kamie Westbrook 0-1 1BB, Kynnedi Gordon 0-3 2SO, Kathleen Lance 1-1, Maddie McJunkins 0-2, Scrappers open with win at Dierks Keely Miller 0-2 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th R H E DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY the Scrappers with three Remington Jester, Alex the loss after giving up Mena 3 0 1 0 1 0 2 7 7 4 Sports Editor RBI’s. Sharp, Brett Nutt and two runs on one hit and Dierks 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 3 3 2 DIERKS – The Nash- Nashville was able to Austin Walston, but it one base on balls. (D) SP-Caitlin Lites 7IP 7H 4ER 1BB 6SO 1HBP (LP) ville Scrappers opened take a two run lead in the wasn’t enough to avoid Jester, Andrew Sirmon Whitney Bennett 0-3 1BB, Caitlin Lites 1-4 (1DBL) 1SO, Kori the 2012 baseball season top of the second off runs the loss. and Sharp also worked Clement 0-3, Emily Brewer 0-4, Autumn Helms 1-4 (1DBL) 2SO, with an impressive 10-5 Lori Hill 1-4 1R, Sarah Cothren 0-4 1R 1SO, Kendall Ayers 0-4 by Alex Curry and King, Curry was the winning the mound for the Out- 1R, Brooke Alexander 3BB road victory over the Di- but Dierks was able to re- pitcher after giving up laws. erks Outlaws Monday. spond with a run by Tyler only one run on two hits Freshman Nick Myers Mounts. and three walks in five Scrappers runners-up at indoor state meet gave Coach Kyle Slayton The Scrappers would innings of work. He also DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY Senior Jared Mor- with a time of 8.7 seconds. something to look for- score eight unanswered recorded five strikeouts. Sports Editor row won with a throw Jakaree Gaines finished ward to in the coming runs over the course of King closed the game FAYETTEVILLE – The of 50’6.75”, followed by seventh in the 60M dash years, going four for five the next four innings to out for Nashville, giving Nashville Scrapper track junior Jalen Whitmore (:07.41) and Cameron Lof- from the plate with a run take a 10-1 lead going up four runs on five hits team opened the 2012 who finished fourth with ton finished eighth in the and an RBI. into the final inning. and one base on balls. He season with a runner-up a throw of 45’2”. Sopho- 400M dash (:54.01). Ben Worthington Dierks was able to also struck out three. finish in the 1A-4A State more Rashon Lee claimed Michael Steele and Dan- scored three times to launch a four run rally Dierks used four pitch- Indoor Track Meet held the fifth spot with a throw iel Moreno represented lead Nashville in runs, in the bottom of the sev- ers in the game with on the University of Ar- of 44’11.25. Nashville well in the dis- while Donyell King led enth, thanks to runs by Adam Bradshaw earning kansas Campus Fri., Feb. Nashville’s only other tance events with Steele 24. first place finish came in finishing fourth in the Nashville scored 77 the triple jump thanks 800M run (2:11.32) and points, finishing behind to Deangelo Coulter who Moreno finished fifth in Heber Springs who won won the event with a jump the 1600M run (4:44.41) the state title with 120 of 41’1.5”. Jacobi Lampkin and the 3200M run points. jumped 40’6.5” to finish (10:29.17). The Scrappers shined second. The relay team of Lof- brightest in the field Brandon Shamrock ton, Justin Kennedy, Ste- events, scoring 44 of their started the season with ven Snell and Shamrock 77 points in the high jump, a second place finish in finished eighth in the triple jump and shot put. the high jump with a 5’10” 4x400M relay (3:53.02), The shot put was the leap. and Moreno, Steele, Eric most productive event On the track, Coutler Perez and Jose Sepulveda with Nashville claiming earned a second place finished second in the three of the top five spots. finish in the 60M Hurdles 4x800m relay (8:49.98). Check out the Nashville News Countryside on Facebook. nursery COMPLETE TREE SERVICE DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News TRIMMING/REMOVAL Alex Curry fires a fastball across the plate as Nashville Delight Crawfish BUCKET TRUCK opens the 2012 season with a 10-5 win at Dierks. 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The Lockesburg Lions its grandeur has been for us, into a chore. We About an hour later, and geographic area(s) proposed to be served. The geographic areas covered by this solicitation con- Club meetings will be scarred by episodes of never intended for this to Barbara called and asked sists of Calhoun, Columbia, Dallas, Hempstead, How- madness, suicide, mass get difficult for us, but in if I could come to her March 13 and 27 at noon ard, Lafayette, Little River, Miller, Nevada, Ouachita, in the board room of the murder, and whispers recent months it has. We house. It seemed some- are not out and about in thing had happened but Sevier and Union counties. The project period to be Bank of Lockesburg. The of things far worse. But covered by proposals is July 1, 2012 through June 30, the Community like we she didn’t say what. It Lockesburg City Council since its rechristening 2013. As its sole option, Area Agency on Aging of Meeting will be March 13 in the 1970s as a luxury once were. We are not only took about 10 min- Southwest Arkansas, Inc. may elect to extend contracts at 6:30 p.m. in the Con- apartment building, the getting the Communities utes to get to her house of successful proposers for a maximum of two (2) years. ference Room of Lockes- Pendleton has been at information and feel like and out in the yard stood Organizations, which intend to submit proposals to de- burg City Hall. SWORD peace. For its fortunate the column is repetitive three small boys. They liver aging services under this solicitation, MUST sub- will meet the last Mon- residents—among them and boring for the most were a sight. Each had mit a letter of intent. Letters of intent to propose should day of the month where a successful songwriter part. In the good old stood in a long metal pan be addressed to: days (Before “Tidbits”), half full of creosote. they do some writing. For and her young son, a Area Agency of Aging of Southwest Arkansas, Inc., more information about disgraced ex-senator, a everyone was on their Their hands had used P.O. Box 1863, SWORD contact Lynne widowed attorney, and own to get their informa- the black liquid to paint Magnolia, AR 71754-1863. tion to the media and or an abandoned white re- Davis at 289-3871. a driven money man- Area Agency on Aging of Southwest Arkansas, Inc. does out to the public howev- frigerator in a shed. New on the Schedule is ager—the Pendleton’s not discriminate in employment or provisions of servic- a Relay for Life Noon Lun- magnificent quarters er they could. The Good Did we spank our es on the basis of race, color, religion, age, se handicap Old Days are back. boys? No. But we spent cheon on Sunday March are a sanctuary, its dark or national origin. 18 in the Fellowship Hall past all but forgotten. We would like to thank the next hour using sev- (AAOASAI:17 & 18;w217) of First Baptist Church. But now inexplicable Lockesburg Librarian eral soaps and some- And don’t forget the shadows caper across Wendy Clay for faithfully other projects they have walls, security cameras sending us Library News going at the moment, relay impossible images, and Updates so consis- particularly the can re- phantom voices mut- tently over the years. We cycling. We’re thinking ter in strange tongues, want to thank “Yours Tru- it must be time for a pick not-quite-human figures ly” who has kept us curi- up on those cans. You lurk in the basement, el- ous for several months can call Brenda at (870) evators plunge into un- and we could keep go- 584-7936 or Kristie at known depths. With each ing for a long time with (870) 784-3182. We also passing hour, a terrifying what she has written. discovered that they can certainty grows: Whatev- The Relay For Life Team be dropped off at First er drove the Pendleton’s folks have been great Baptist Church. past occupants to their and helpful and are do- Be on the look out for the Lockesburg Quilters and Crafters Guilds latest Raffle Quilt. Tickets will Public Notice be available until the 4th Dierks School District is accepting proposals for the of July 2012. It should removal and proper disposal of two old facilities located be displayed somewhere at the old school site on Missouri avenue. One building soon. is the old gym and the other is the old agri building. The Lockesburg Li- Proposals are to be directed to the attention of Donnie Davis. Superintendent at 870-286-2191 or PO Box 125: Dierks, AR 71833. Proposals will be considered at the March 12, 2012. Board meeting beginning at 6:00 p.m. in the Dierks High School Library. Any and /or all proposals may be rejected. DSD;16-19:W91)

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CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES School board approves $54k track bid TERRICA HENDRIX Editor

MINERAL SPRINGS – After welcoming new board member, Joann Walker, the school board accepted a bid of $54,500 to repair the Mineral Springs track. The Mineral Springs Saratoga School District ac- cepted Dawson Asphalt and Sealing, Inc. bid Tuesday evening. The lone bid, which was the only bid, comes from the company “who originally built it [track],” Superinten- dent Max Adcock said. The track will be restriped and two more layers of rubber will be installed, according to the bid. Adcock estimated that “the track will be done in March and ready for all track meets in April.” The board authorized Steve Dixon, with the transpor- tation department, to spend up to $93,000 on school buses to replace the oldest buses in the fleet. The board gave Adcock permission to apply for a revolving loan to purchase the buses. Mineral Springs Ele- mentary Principal Jeanine Gorham, Mineral Springs High School Principal Davey Jones and Saratoga Campus Principal Julie Sheppard were rehired, along with Inez Gentry and Toya Gilgreen. Gentry will be the Sara- toga custodian while Gil- green will be the custodi- an at Mineral Springs. The board voted unanimously for the rehires.

SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News The unanimously voted Mineral Springs Saratoga Schools superintendent Max Adcock stands in front of the new multi-purpose to accept the resignations building on the Saratoga Schools campus. The walls are going up on the building and Adcock says of ABC Saratoga teach- the project should be completed this spring. The facility is located adjacent to the Saratoga Elementary. er Jessica Chandler and TERRICA HENDRIX | Nashville News According to Adcock, one reason for the location is to decrease the number of trips across busy Highway Heather Bostic as Sara- Steve Dixon talks to the 355 to get to the gymnasium. toga third grade teacher. board about replacing older buses Tuesday evening.

MS grad joins Sigma Alpha Lamda

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Trans- Mineral portation & subsistence costs to the place of employment Springs. will be reimbursed to anyone who lives outside area of in- Sigma tended employment upon completion of 50% of the work Alpha contract, or earlier if appropriate. Transportation to & Lambda is from worksite will be provided by the employer for work- a national WARE er who lives in housing provided by the employer. Worker leadership will be guaranteed ¾’s of the hours speciied in the work and honors organization contract. Tools, supplies, & necessary equipment will be dedicated to promoting provided at no cost to the worker. 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HOWARD COUNTY CHILDREN’S CENTER 10 temporary crawish & sugarcane workers needed by The Rainbow Learning Center is accepting applications Dwayne Viator, Youngsville, LA 03/15/12 to 01/15/13. Workers for a Full-Time Paraprofessional. A Child Care Devel- will perform duties associated with tractor driving, ield prep, opment Associate (CDA) is preferred, or experience in water maint, fertilizing, plant and harvest of crops which in- working with children in a structured setting. cludes manual shovel work and hoeing of weeds, spot spraying All candidates must be able to pass criminal records treatments and general farm labor. Repair and maintain equip, background check, pre-employment drug test and provide farm, ield, levees, roads and shop. Load and unload trucks. proof of high school diploma or equivalency. E.O.E. Crawishing involves manually cutting up of ish bait, baiting, 4 BR, 2 BA Country home on 35 acres, located Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., 1577 and checking traps. Grade/wash crawish for shipment, make/ at 224 Feemster Road, home has central heat & Hwy. 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852 repair traps as needed. Job involves stooping, lifting, & work- Please, no phone calls. ing outside in clement weather. Must have 3 mos prior experi- air, metal roof, separate ofice space, bonus room ence. Workers will receive $9.30 per hour as stipulated by the and laundry room, approx. 2496 sq. ft. Includes US DOL. Free housing will be provided to workers who live MILLWOOD CORPORATION outside the area of intended employment. Transportation & sub- dishwasher, range and refrigerator. Located in sistence costs to the place of employment will be reimbursed to the Nashville School District. Call one of our Buyer of TimBer & TimBerland anyone who lives outside area of intended employment upon agents for an appointment to see this prop- completion of 50% of the work contract, or earlier if appropri- Matt Tollett (870) 845-5582 ate. Transportation to & from worksite will be provided by the erty...... Lists for $267,600 employer for worker who lives in housing provided by the em- Johnny Porter - (870) 777-3774 ployer. Worker will be guaranteed ¾’s of the hours speciied in www.rayandassociates.net Call for your personal tour today! J.K. Porter Jason Porter RF#987 the work contract. Tools, supplies, & necessary equipment will Ray & Associates Real Estate be provided at no cost to the worker. For further information & 724 S. Main St., Nashville • (870) 845-2900 P.O. Box 1316 Ofice: to make application, contact the SWA at 700 Elm, Hope, AR Randy Ray (870) 904-0293 T Hope, AR 71802 800-647-6455 71801; Ph: 870-777-3421; JO# LA405859. erry Ray 845-7757 • Sharla Parrish 845-7079 Dale Bennett 557-6597 • Laurie Westfall 584-7926 Page 12 THURSDAY March 1, 2012 The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

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Bullying is a topic of The teachers will be the impact it can have on concern to many students using the book Bullying in others. The lessons are in our country. Schools “What you Need to presented in a format that Because of this issue Know”. allows for presentation the NJHS Language Arts A copy of this book has of the facts, real stories department will be ad- been purchased for each about bullies, and what to dressing this concern with student at the school. do about bullying. all the students at NJHS Teachers will present For more information, through their Language opportunities for students parents may call the Arts Classes. to discuss bullying and school at (870) 845-3418.

JONATHAN NGUYEN | Nashville News Nashville High School recently announced their delegates for the Arkansas Boys State and Girls State programs. Pictured from left to right: (front row) Maddie McJunkins, Jenna Hendry, Hayden Kurchoff, Nicol Drummond, Silver Burton; (back row) Cecil Anderson, Jonathan Lance, Stephen Kreal, Braden Rather, and Gabriel Briggs

Ag safety awareness week scheduled LITTLE ROCK — Across care is critical to preventing ers died from work-related the country, Farm Bureaus farm and ranch incidents and injuries in the U.S. The lead- are making safety a top pri- fatalities. ing cause of death for these CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News ority this spring through the According to the latest workers was tractor over- The Nashville School District presented their students with copies of “Bullying in Agricultural Safety Aware- figures from the Centers for turns, accounting for more Schools, What You Need to Know.” Pictured left to right: Barb Peeples, Sandy Stanley, ness Program (ASAP). As a Disease Control and Preven- than 90 deaths annually. Tammy Alexander, Holli Boyette, April Stavely and Ashley Riggs. part of ASAP, March 4-10 has tion: These statistics empha- been designated as Agricul- *Every day, 243 agricultur- size the reason why, during tural Safety Awareness Week. al workers suffer lost-work- Ag Safety Awareness Week This year’s theme, “Ag- time injury. Five percent and throughout the year, Garage Sale ricultural Safety: Your Best of these injuries result in state Farm Bureaus are fo- Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. Investment,” emphasizes permanent impairment. That cused on making farms and 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. making farms and ranches equates to 12 workers daily ranches safer for farmers, Hwy 278 in Centerpoint safer for farmers, their fam- who sustain injuries result- their family members and ily members and employees, ing in permanent disabilities. employees. To accomplish furniture, new western cof- with special emphasis on *Approximately 1,783,000 this, Arkansas Farm Bureau fee table, oak entertainment children. full-time workers were em- has two full-time safety co- center, book shelves, bakers People of all ages, but par- ployed in production agri- ordinators on staff. racks, toys, baby items, ticularly children, are at risk culture in the U.S. in 2009. “The safety coordinators SOMETHING of injuries on the farm. Edu- During this same year, 440 at Arkansas Farm Bureau FOR EVERYONE cating adults about reducing farmers and farm workers are dedicated to educat- risks to the children in their died from a work-related in- ing Arkansans about safety jury for a fatality rate of 24.7 concerns,” said coordinator deaths per 100,000 workers. Amanda Williams. “Some of *Of the leading sources of the programs offered include fatal injuries to youth on U.S. Farm/Tractor Safety, ATV farms, 23 percent involved Safety, Distracted Driving machinery (including trac- Prevention, and Drinking and tors), 19 percent involved Driving Prevention.” motor vehicles (including For more information, ATVs) and 16 percent were visit the “Programs & Ac- due to drowning. tivities” section of Arkansas *Between 1992 and 2009, Farm Bureau’s website, www. 9,003 farmers and farm work- arfb.com. mercy.net A God-Given Revival Choose a Mercy Clinic doctor and get a whole care team. Calling for ALL the Sons & Daughters in Christ Come and hear a powerful word of God each night. At Mercy, caring for you is a team efort. And while your Mercy Clinic primary care In Jesus name let it be so! doctor is at the center of it, there’s a broad range of care specialists and advanced •Be Healed •Be Delivered •Be Made Free practitioners also focused on responding to your needs. These highly-trained professionals are linked by your electronic health record, enabling collaboration Feb. 29-March 2 7:30 Nightly and a better understanding of your needs as they work together for you. Welcome to a better way to provide care. Welcome to Mercy Clinic. Find your Mercy Clinic Windows of Heaven physician at mercy.net. Ministries C.O.G.I.C 127 Powell St Mineral Springs Revivalist : Host Pastor : Apostle For more info call Elder 870-451-4693 P. Butler G.R Shorter

4 temporary sugarcane workers needed by Dore Farms, New Iberia, LA 03/15/12 to 01/15/13. Workers will per- form duties associated with tractor driving, ield prep, water maint, fertilizing, plant and harvest of crops which includes manual shovel work and hoeing of weeds, spot spraying treatments and general farm labor. Repair and maintain equip, farm, ield, levees, roads and shop. Load and unload trucks. Job involves stooping, lifting, & work- ing outside in clement weather. Must have 3 mos prior ex- perience. Workers will receive $9.30 per hour as stipulated by the US DOL. Free housing will be provided to workers who live outside the area of intended employment. Trans- portation & subsistence costs to the place of employment will be reimbursed to anyone who lives outside area of in- Pictured left to right: Dr. Srinivas Vengala, Cardiology tended employment upon completion of 50% of the work Dr. Jamie Irwin, Pediatrics contract, or earlier if appropriate. Transportation to & from Dr. Seth Hollenbach, Urology worksite will be provided by the employer for worker who John Bondhus, Physician Assistant Dr. Yang Xu, Internal Medicine lives in housing provided by the employer. Worker will be Dr. John Webb, General Surgery guaranteed ¾’s of the hours speciied in the work contract. Dr. Kristi Sutton, Internal Medicine Tools, supplies, & necessary equipment will be provided at no cost to the worker. For further information & to make application, contact the local SWA at 700 Elm, Hope, AR 71801; Ph: 870-777-3421;JO# LA405937.