IS THERE a WARRIOR in YOU? SPRINGS Nashville Natives Preparing to Ind out at 5K Run, Obstacle Course Departments to Merge

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I Saw It In ... Nashville N The News N THURSDAY • March 8, 2012 • Issue 20 • 2 Section • 14 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents INSIDE Area fire MINERAL IS THERE A WARRIOR IN YOU? SPRINGS Nashville natives preparing to ind out at 5K run, obstacle course departments to merge

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CHARLES GOODIN Managing Editor n PAGE 3B: MS MINERAL SPRINGS - The graduate pre- Mineral Springs Volunteer Fire paring to try out Department is set to absorb the for Olympics Cotton Shed VFD and oversee operations in both regions fol- SPORTS lowing a unanimous vote at Monday’s city council meeting. The move came after Fire Chief Budd Dunson told city aldermen that officials from Cotton Shed had sought out the merger due to a lack of participation, which has left the neigboring fire department with an empty roster. Dunson said Mineral Springs n PAGE 1B: firemen have already been Nashville ninth See MERGE / Page 6 grader tallies shock win in 100m dash Hazardous IN BRIEF weather on Blevins High School will host an arts and the horizon crafts fair Sat., March 10 from 9 CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News a.m. until noon Zach Pounds, a junior at Nashville High School, works out at Bell’s Gym in preparation for Warrior Dash, a 5K PUBLIC SAFETY on the school’s run and obstacle course coming to Amity this summer. walking track. CHARLES GOODIN In the case CECIL ANDERSON n NHS Correspondent Managing Editor of inclement weather, the fair n the small community of Amity, Arkansas, an enormous NASHVILLE - Severe weather will be moved to Ievent is coming. and copious amounts of rain the high school gym. At Timber Lodge Ranch, located out- and, perhaps most importantly, crawl are expected to enter the area side of Amity, workers are preparing through mud. All of this must be done today and linger through the The County 3.41 “hellish miles” of “battle ground” in the early summer heat. start of next week, National Line and Yancey to challenge any athlete willing to come Athletes have already signed up to Weather Service meteorolo- Volunteer Fire test it. willingly put themselves through the gists have predicted. Departments The “battle ground” will include 12 Warrior Dash, scheduled to take place According to a hazardous will hold their obstacle course challenges designed May 12. weather outlook issued by the annual spring NWS, it’s likely that a “heavy barbeque and to test the true grit of all the would-be The early date gives those who are rain event will affect much of auction Tues., warriors. going to run the Dash just a few short April 10 from The stations will force all takers months to prepare. In Nashville, prepa- the four state region begin- 5-7 p.m. at the to military crawl, literally jump fire See DASH / Page 6 ning late on Thursday and Mennonite continuing into the upcoming School, located weekend.” on Highway 355 To see more of Cecil Anderson’s contributions to “Plentiful moisture will be North. For more WANT present across the region to information, call the Nashville News, see page 7 of today’s edition. MORE? See WEATHER / Page 6 Brent Hostetler at 451-1451, Jeff Miller at 451-1478 or Lavon Hostetler at 451-3757. Six NJHS students take first in state FCCLA competition Bright Star Missionary Bap- EDUCATION tist Church will hold its annual usher program ashville Junior High School FCCLA mem- Sun., March bers competed in state STAR Events 18 at 2:30 p.m. competition March 1 at the Expo Center at 675 Bright N in Conway. Five hundred and sixty-seven FC- Star Rd. Rev. CLA members from 110 chapters competed in Elroy Stewart, pastor of Bee 20 events. Bee Memorial Trace Hamilton, Alayna Morphew and Brady CME Church Scott, the NJHS FCCLA Chapter Service manual in Hope, will team, placed first at state competition with a be the event’s gold medal. Their 10 minute speech and 16 page guest speaker. manual were based on the chapter’s service The public is in- projects for Ronald McDonald House in Little vited to attend, Rock. and ushers are Chapter Service recognizes chapters that asked to wear develop and implement in-depth service proj- white. ects that make a worthwhile contribution to Church of families, schools and communities. Students Christ in Nash- must use Family and Consumer Sciences con- ville will hold tent and skills to address and take action on a a blood drive community need. Sun., March 11 Caleb Clark, Bailey Hile and Jordan Williams, from 12 p.m. un- the NJHS FCCLA Chapter Showcase manual til 4 p.m. with a team, placed first at state competition with a SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News goal of 25 units. gold medal. Their 15 minute speech and 44 page All donors will NJHS FCCLA members Bailey Hile, Caleb Clark, Jordan Williams, Trace Hamilton, Brady Scott manual were based on all of the NJHS FCCLA’s receive a free and Alayna Morphew, placed first in state competition and have advanced to national competition t-shirt. See FCCLA / Page 6 in Orlando, FL in July. Page 2 THURSDAY March 8, 2012 Opinions The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

Fifty states, common concerns conditions are starting to improve nationwide, Mike fuel costs can serious- Beebe ly hinder a recovery. Governor There is little that the United States can do to change the actions of OPEC. What we can As we do each Febru- do, and must continue ary, my fellow governors to do, is work to reduce and I met this past week America’s dependence in Washington, D.C., to on foreign oil. discuss common issues I’ve spoken at length we face in our states. about the economic There is more optimism opportunities in Arkan- about state economies sas for cellulosic fuels, than there was at this our increasing role in time last year. However, the wind industry, and there are vital issues the potential that nano- looming that can have technology research a further impact for holds for solar energy. both state budgets and While we work to cul- our citizens. Governors tivate alternative ener- from across the entire gies here at home, we political spectrum often need national policies find a collective voice that add stability to on these issues, and this that work. Recent fed- year was no exception. eral programs that sup- The topic that saw port the wind-energy the strongest agreement industry have to come involved proposed cuts up for renewal every Commonsense actions can lower prices at pump year, which makes some to the federal military Fuel prices continue us move promising al- final decision on the Key- investors hesitant and budget. There is consid- to skyrocket and working ternative and renewable stone XL pipeline. This leaves money on the erable sentiment across families cannot afford the Mike Ross energy technology from Canada-to-Gulf pipeline sidelines. the nation to reduce high prices and instability the science lab to the will carry almost one mil- And of course, all federal spending, and they face each time they United States marketplace, while not lion barrels of oil a day states are worried about any such cuts will have fill up. We must have an Congressman adding a single dime to from our North Ameri- the costs of health care, real consequences in affordable, stable sup- the deficit. In fact, my can neighbor and ally in particularly paying for all states. However, vir- ply of energy. The high bill would make the single Canada, to refineries on Medicaid programs. Un- tually all of my fellow costs of gas and other historic investments in largest investment in the the Gulf, creating jobs like most states, Arkan- governors and I feel that forms of energy continue alternative and renew- history of our country in here at home and making sas has not had to cut cuts recently proposed to hamper our nation’s able sources of energy, alternative and renewable our nation more energy services, and we are by the Department of economic recovery and without contributing to energies. independent. working diligently to Defense disproportion- they continue to make the nation’s deficit. My These investments will However, as many of transform how we pay ately target the Air Na- it harder for Arkansas’s bill, the American-Made promote alternative ener- you know, the President for health care and to tional Guard. In Arkan- working families to make Energy Act, would lower gies such as lignite coal recently rejected the per- slow the increase in sas, such cuts would ends meet. the price of fuel, help se- and compressed natural mits to construct the those costs. Even so, affect our fleet at the Our country spends cure the nation’s energy gas, of which Arkansas Keystone XL Pipeline. As the growth in demand 188th Fighter Wing in just over $300 billion a supply, increase the use of already stands to become a result, I led a bi-partisan for services could leave Fort Smith by replacing year importing energy alternative and renewable a leading national pro- group of legislators in our Medicaid budget the A-10 jets with small- from other nations, par- energy and create more ducer. In fact, research is sending a letter to the hundreds of millions er, unmanned aircraft. ticularly from the Middle ‘green collar’ jobs here at already underway to turn President criticizing his of dollars short by July Our National Guard East. If anything, our home. lignite coal, which we decision and vowing to of next year. The work units serve important present situation makes Some say we need to have at least 9 billion tons introduce legislation that we’ve already started missions for both the it clear that our depen- drill more and others of in south Arkansas, into will make the construc- here to combat that states and our nation. dence on foreign oil is say we need to invest a fuel that can replace tion of the Keystone XL growth remains unique, When governors sat a threat to our national more in alternative en- gasoline with fewer emis- Pipeline a reality because and other states are down in the same room, security and our way of ergies, but my bill does sions. And compressed this project is in our na- watching to see how we we spoke in one voice life. We need to find ways both. This bill focuses natural gas burns cleaner tion’s best interest if we progress. that we did not want we can utilize the energy on American-made energy than gasoline. Both of are to become more en- Meetings of the Na- to see the Air Guard sources we have right by expanding areas for these resources are avail- ergy independent. tional Governors Asso- saddled with a dispro- here at home. domestic drilling, includ- able right here in Arkan- The only way we will ciation give us a view of portionate burden of We simply cannot ig- ing in the Arctic National sas, do not have to be lessen our dependence our sister states, but my any military cuts. As a nore the reality that our Wildlife Reserve (ANWR) imported from the Middle on foreign oil in the short work remains focused result of the meeting, we way of life continues to and offshore in the Outer East and can fuel our ve- term and help secure here at home. With the sent a letter to Defense depend on affordable oil, Continental Shelf (OCS). hicles for much less than this nation’s energy fu- legislative session wrap- Secretary Panetta voic- gasoline and diesel, but My bill would then take what we currently pay at ture in the long term is ping up, we will concen- ing our concerns, a let- we also can’t ignore the re- the federal share of the the pump. This bill will through a multi-facet- trate on improving life ter I signed along with ality that they are limited lease and royalty rev- help move these promis- ed approach. Both the in Arkansas, bringing 48 other governors. resources. Drilling more enues from this increased ing new technologies to American Made Energy new jobs to our commu- Another concern that alone will not solve all of oil and natural gas pro- the marketplace as we Act and the Keystone XL nities, and preparing for governors share is the our problems nor will it duction and deposit the work to make renewable pipeline are common- the challenges we face continuous rise in fuel meet our long-term energy funds in a specially cre- and alternative resources sense, straightforward in the future. prices. While economic needs. We need to explore ated federal trust fund. like biofuels, solar, wind, actions our government all forms of energy and The trust fund, fully paid coal to liquid, and hydro- can take to ensure we The Nashville News invest in new technolo- for by the lease and roy- power more effective and can stop shipping bil- gies if we are to ever make alty revenues from the cost-efficient. lions of dollars overseas USPS 371-540 P.O. 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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 8, 2012 • Page 3 Tollette,

Linda Ryan Faye Randall, 74, Nashville homemaker, March 6 Mineral Springs Linda Louise Ryan, 63 Faye Joan Steward Randall, 74, of Nash- and Stephanie Nichols, all of Lubbock, of Nashville, died Monday, ville, went on to be with her Lord Tues- Kimberly Rose of El Paso, Texas, Cait- March 5, 2012. She was born day, March 6, 2012. She was born July 27, lin Randall, Zack Randall, and Rebecca men arrested Sept. 22, 1948 in Fullerton, 1937 in Commerce, Texas, the daughter of Randall of Arkadelphia, and Leah Nichols Calif. the late R. C. and Naoma Blount Steward. and Storm Nichols of Nashville; 11 great- She is survived by her hus- She was a housewife and member of grandchildren; one great-great grandson; a MINERAL SPRINGS – What began as a routine traf- band, Bill Ryan, Jr. of Nash- Bluff Springs Baptist Church. number of nephews and nieces; and a host fic stop turned into jail time for three south Howard ville; two sons, Bill Ryan III She was preceded in death by her hus- of friends. County residents Tuesday. and Scott Ryan, both of Mc- band, O’Neal Randall, and brothers, R.C. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Donte Maxwell, 19, Marcus Dickerson, 20, and Keen- Caskill; a brother, Bob Capp Steward, Teddy Gerald Steward and Allen Thursday, March 8, at First Baptist Church, an Langston, 21, are all facing various charges related of Auburn, Calif.; a sister, Steward. with Dr. David Blasé and Arthur Baker of- to the incident. Debbie Day of Corvallis, Mrs. Randall is survived by three sons, iciating. According to a statement issued by Howard County Ore.; seven grandchildren; Joe and Teri Nichols of Lubbock, Texas, Burial will be in Biggs Chapel Cem- Sheriff Butch Morris, Deputies Blake Eudy and Steven two great-grandchildren. James and Twyla Nichols of Nashville, and etery, Nathan, under the direction of Lat- Wakefield were patrolling the Mineral Springs area Funeral services will be Neal and Laura Randall of Arkadelphia; imer Funeral Home. when they noticed a vehicle that failed to yield at an held at 2 p.m. Friday, March one daughter, Sharon and John Williams The family received friends Wednesday intersection. 9, at Nashville Funeral of Lubbock; three sisters, Hazel Davis of evening at the funeral home. Home, with Calvin Parker “Deputies initiated a traffic stop a short time later Littleield, Texas, Linda Pierce of Millers Memorials may be made to Mine Creek oiciating. Grove, Texas and Sandra West of Mineral Health Care. near Wildrose Lane outside of Tollette,” Morris said in Burial will be in Mt. his statement. Springs; grandchildren, Billy Williams, You may send an online sympathy mes- Pleasant Cemetery, Nash- Brian Williams, Candance Smitherman, sage at www.latimerfuneralhome.com. Officers allegedly noticed one of the vehicle’s four ville, under the direction of occupants moving around with an object in his hand, Nashville Funeral Home. which police say “turned out to be a handgun.” he family will receive Valerie Jones, 46, MS parent coordinator, March 4 During a pat-down search of the suspect, police al- friends from 6 to 8 pm. Valerie Ware Jones 46, of Lockes- Olivia of Fayetteville; her father, George legedly discovered a green leafy substance believed hursday at the funeral burg, died Sunday, March 4, 2012 in Ware of Lockesburg; mother, Earnes- to be marijuana. home. Fayetteville. She was born March tine (Jackie) King of Wake Village, Maxwell is charged with possession of a defaced You may send an online 6, 1965, the irst child born to Texas; one brother, Wes (Sheree) firearm, theft by receiving and possession of marijuana. sympathy message at www. George Ware and Earnestine Ware of Lockesburg; two sisters, Dickerson faces charges of resisting arrest and public nashvilleh.com. (Jackie) King. Tra Watson of Frisco, Texas and intoxication, while Langston has been charged with She was a member of Ro- Catina King of Dallas, Texas; driving while intoxicated (second offense). Langston land Piggee Memorial Baptist three grandchildren, Tahji and was also wanted on a failure to appear warrant. Church. Rahmaji of Tollette, and Taven Edith Allen Valerie was self-employed for of Texarkana; nine uncles; eight Edith Irene Allen, 92, of 25 years as a cosmetologist, and was aunts; four nieces; three nephews; Ashdown, died Tuesday, currently employed with the Mineral and a host of cousins and friends. March 6, 2012. She was born Springs-Saratoga School District as a Par- Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. JA’s tasting brunch April 27, 1919 in Genoa. ent Coordinator for the Mineral Springs Saturday, March 10, at Roland Piggee Me- She is survived by a daugh- Elementary School. morial Baptist Church, Lockesburg. scheduled for April ter, Virginia Litchford of Ber- She was preceded in death by one son, Burial will be in Graves Chapel Ceme- Nashville’s Junior Auxillary will hold their an- ryville; two sons, Kenneth Silas Carneal Percy Jones. tery, under the direction of Hicks Funeral nual Tasting Brunch Fri., April 20 from 11-1 p.m. Kemp Sr. of Horatio, and Har- Valerie is survived by her husband, Home, Inc., Hope. at the Family Activities Building of First Baptist old Kemp of Ashdown; three Neal (Sweetheart) of the home; one son, Visitation will be held 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Michael Blake (Cavangla) of Tollette; two family hour 5-6 p.m. Friday at the funeral Church. Proceeds from this event is used to fund sisters, Frances Cornett of Aus- tin, Texas, Minnie Etta Stone daughters, Mallory of Texarkana, and home. the group’s yearly charity events, which include and Patricia Overmyer, both Relay for Life, Pack the Bus, Breakfast with Santa, of Texarkana; three brothers, Basket of Thanks, and Angel Tree. Ben Purifoy Jr. and Robert Kenneth Miller Purifoy, both of Genoa, and Kenneth Ross Miller, 71, of Mur- grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchil- F.D. Purifoy of Saratoga; 14 freesboro, died Sunday, March 4, 2012. dren. grandchildren; and a number He was born Sept. 21, 1940 in Spring- Funeral services will be held at 11 Appreciation service of great-grandchildren. ield, Mo. a.m. Wednesday, March 7, at Nashville Funeral services will be He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, and Funeral Home, with Bro. Sonny Nutt of- held at 2 p.m. hursday, a Navy Seal, during the Vietnam War. iciating. set for Elder Jefferson March 8, at Wilkerson Fu- He is survived by his wife, Debbie You may send the family an online neral Home Chapel, with Rev. Miller of Murfreesboro; six sons; ive sympathy message to www.nashvilleh. True Deliverance House of Prayer will host an ap- Jimmy Roden oiciating. daughters; two sisters; two brothers; 20 com. preciation service for Elder Margret Jefferson for 42 Burial will be in Old Center Cemetery, under the direc- years of service. tion of at Wilkerson Funeral The appreciation service will be held Sun., March 11 Home, DeQueen. at 3 p.m. at the church – located at 822 Mt. Pleasant You may send an online in Nashville. sympathy message at www. The guest speaker will be Min. Milton Jefferson of wilkersonfuneralhomes.com First Providence Outreach Ministries.

ASP to up sobriety checkpoints Thank You LITTLE ROCK – Beginning this week the Arkansas State Police Highway Safety Office will join state, county The outpouring of love and support for our and city law enforcement agencies to increase the num- family during the illness and death of our pre- ber of sobriety checkpoints and saturation patrols on cious Mother and Mammaw has been unbeliev- state highways and local streets and roads. able. So many of you visited her, prepared food State Troopers, sheriff’s deputies and police officers for our families, called or sent messages and across the state will ramp-up their efforts to identify cards, sent beautiful lowers, gave memorial and arrest drunk drivers of all ages, but with a special gifts, and prayed for her and for us. Your at- emphasis directed toward impaired teenage drivers. tendance at the service and visitation meant so The 20-day special enforcement operation will begin much to us. March 9, and continue through March 18, then again Thank you to Howard Memorial Hospital, Di- on April 13 - 22. erks Health & Rehab, Nashville Nursing Center, More information relating to the prevention of under- and Dierksen Hospice for the wonderful care age drinking can be found at TrafficSafetyMarketing.gov you gave her. Thanks also to Brandon Arnold or contact the Arkansas State Police Highway Safety and the staff at Latimer Funeral Home. Special Office at (501)618-8136. thanks to Bro. David and Sue Cassady for loving her as much as she loved you. Her Unity Baptist Church family and First Baptist Church, Nashville, helped us in so many ways. May God bless each of you in a special way. 209 N. Main, Nashville, AR 71852 The family of Ella Mae Hardin

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Plumbing, dirt work VALENTINE’S ROYALTY next on agenda for school construction CHARLES GOODIN slated to begin March Managing Editor 19 with a finish date no later than April 6. NASHVILLE - Plumbing The classroom addi- and dirt work is sched- tion will be ready for uled to begin this week roofing by April 21, the on a seven-classroom schedule states, pend- addition to Nashville ing a shipment of steel, High School, Superinten- joists and decks that dent Doug Graham said have yet to be delivered. Wednesday. The school’s three According to Gra- remaining projects - ham, the school expects two cafeteria/commons workers to begin pour- makeovers and a $6.4 ing a slab for the expan- million basketball arena sion within the next 10 - are set to go to bid in days. April as a package, and Following that, a Graham said construc- schedule provided by tion crews are expected C.R. Crawford Construc- to break ground on that tion indicates that interi- phase of the work May or and exterior walls are CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News 15. Inez Graves and Dan Clark were named king and queen at Mine Creek Nursing and Rehab during their annual Valentine’s Day celebration. Jamison Farm ready for 2012 season Arthur Tinsley Nashville’s own Jamison require insect pollination. chilling hours to produce Area representative for the Family Farm has 2,500 The block of peach- a good crop. Newton manufacturing company of Newton, IA, has peach trees in production es are pruned using the Area peach trees are Marked his 10th Anniversary with over 30 varieties of perpendicular v method. blooming 10 days earlier with the company selling promotional products. The peaches to choose from. Trees are planted eight than normal and the bud Newton Manufacturing Jamison Farms also feet apart in rows with crop is good. The next Company is a leading national distributor has several varieties of the rows 21 feet apart. task for farmers will be to of promotional plums and Ouachita vari- Utilizing this dense form fertilize the trees and be- products, wearbles, ety blackberries. of planting trees saves the gin thinning the peaches calendars and Farm Manager Joey farmer time and increases to four to six inches apart business Gifts Jamison said that approxi- yield per acre. on the trees. This thinning Designed to serve as a long lasting mately 90 percent of the Peach trees require a will achieve a larger size in reminder of the trees are in full bloom as certain amount of chill- the fruit crop. advertiser and honey bees busily visit the ing hours depending on The Jamisons are excit- message. blossoms. While peaches where they were bred. ed by the ﬁrst year of full are self-pollinating, the Each variety has a number production of some new plums and blackberries of hours between 35 and varieties, which include 45 degrees that is required June, 8-ball, Fire Prince, to complete dormancy. July Prince and August Jamison’s varieties need Prince. The Prince variet- between 750 and 1,000 ies were bred in Georgia You are invited to a series of lessons on

CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News Lou and Joey Jamison Spring Sidewalk Sale show off one of the red globe peach trees on their  Thursday, Friday & Saturday farm. March 8,9&10 and are adapted to southern climates. Lou Jamison’s favorite  Tollett’s Gifts peach is the Majestic. She likes it for its excellent 121 N. Main • Nashville flavor and the fact that 845-2820 it holds up well when  cooked in a cobbler, while Joey has many favorites.

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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 10 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. Not responsible for theft, fire or accidents. All announcements made day of sale supersedes all other advertisements.  Gentry’s Auction Service  Jimmy Ray Gentry AR Lic. #1658, LA Lic. #1230, TX Lic. #9828 Office: 870-584-3339 Cell: 870-584-6460 www.gentrysauctionservice.com Page 5 THURSDAY The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Community March 8, 2012 SWA Development Alliance awarded grant The Southwest Arkan- velopment blueprint for sas Development Alli- counties. The ﬁrst train- ance (SADA), an 8 coun- ing session will be held ty regional economic on March 9, 2012, at the development organiza- University of Arkansas tion, has been awarded Community College at a grant to provide the Hope. Stronger Economies To- SADA was formed in gether (SET) program. October 2010, as a multi- The purpose of SET is to county regional devel- strengthen the capacity opment organization to of communities/counties promote economic and in rural America to work community development together in developing in Southwest Arkansas. and implementing an SADA membership in- economic development cludes economic devel- blueprint for their multi- opment professionals county region, one that from Columbia, Hemp- strategically builds on stead, Howard, Lafayette, the current and emerg- Little River, Miller, Ne- ing economic strengths vada and Sevier counties, of the region. AEP/SWEPCO, Arkansas The Stronger Econo- Economic Development mies Together (SET) is Commission, Southwest sponsored by the USDA Arkansas Planning & Rural Development (US- Development District, CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News DA-RD), in partnership Cossatot Community Kaylie Efrid, Amy Castle, Jared Jones, Mya Yang, Hunter Couch, Sierra Brown, Christen Hendrix, Justin Kennedy, with the University of College, University of and Phuc Phan received prizes in a contest for students Arkansas Cooperative Arkansas, and University who did well on end of course literacy testing. The tests Extension Service and of Arkansas Community were held Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Prizes the Regional Rural Devel- College at Hope, as well included Subway Gift Cards, Walmart Gas Cards, iTune opment Centers. as representatives from cards, iPod Nanos, and Dr. Dre brand head phones. K & N Red - E - Mart The SET program will Senators Mark Pryor and consist of approximately John Boozman, aswell as 12 monthly training ses- Congressman Mike Ross. sions that will help SADA If you would like more Robbie & Kelly Sanders members understand information about SADA that regional strategies or the SET program, and Staff would like to represent a key part of please contact Wesley the overall economic de- Woodard at 870-777-8485. welcome all the teams in the annual Moving Sale Futrell Marine Softball Saturday, March 10, 8:00 am Home of Scott & Debbie Kitchens Tournament Furniture--bedroom suites, computer desks, re- cliners, piano, 55” big screen console TV, pictures, home interior, dishes, clothing, shoes, books, toys, rugs, & lots of misc. items. Sale is 3 miles south of Athens on Parsons Rd. From Umpire take Pinkerton Rd. 4 miles east to Parsons Rd. Turn left 1 mile on left. Rain or Shine!

Estate Sale 200 W. Bishop Nashville Satuday, March 10 8am til 3pm 173 Hempstead 351 Go north towards Murfreesboro approximately 4 miles. Turn right onto the county road of 351. It will be the 4th FOR LOCAL EVENT www.kjep.tv home on the right. This is an estate sale, without furni- SHOWING TIMES, VISIT: ture. All household items. Everything is priced to sell. Some items include bedding, kitchen, decorative things, KJEP-TV phones. VHS movies, vaccum cleaners. There is a large TELEVISION SCHEDULE amount of very nice clothing. There are way too many KJEP Jan ‘12 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday things to mention. Please come and see for yourself. 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. Bethlehem Glory Bethlehem Glory Local Programming 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 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 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 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 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 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 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

9:00 pm TBA Walk On Water Harvest Time Immanuel YBB tv Truth Uncut 9::30 pm West Coast PraZe Assembly Baptist Church Roc House Cafe 10:00 pm Always Good Great American Gospel 10:30 pm News Gaither Homecoming Sing Out America 11:00 pm Randall Terry Saturday Night Movie 11:30 pm Gaither Homecoming Wretched TV

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goal is to run in, and com- Boot Camp program, distance that he runs ev- are participating. it jumps to $60. All pro- DASH plete the Warrior Dash. which uses muscle con- ery day. The Dash will start at ceeds go to St. Jude. Zach Pounds, a junior fusion and a variety of Pounds in not the only 9 a.m. on race day and The closing date for From Page 1 at Nashville High School, cardio workouts to help member of Bell’s Gym every 30 minutes there registration is April 30. has already pledged to stimulate growth. who is in the preparation will be a wave of up to 500 There will be bands and run in the event. Pounds’ strategy for stage for the Dash. contenders until 3 p.m. other activities going on Pounds has shifted his the Dash is to “increase Members Jonathan The location for the run in conjunction with the rations are in full swing at workout regimen from intensity (of the work- Nguyen, Anthony Smelser, is 966 Lodge Road in Am- run for all those who Bell’s Gym. heavy weights to a more outs)” and in general “in- Catherine Reeves, Stacey ity. Everyone is encour- come to enjoy. Bell’s Gym has a mas- cardio-based workout. crease everything,” mean- McMorris, and Andriane aged to enter. There’s only one ques- sive concentration of ath- Pounds is also paring both the amount of Pickett, as well as owners The entrance fee is tion left to answer: is the letes whose collective ticipating in Bell’s Gym’s weight he lifts, and the Bron Bell and Nicole Bell, $50 till March 19, when warrior in you?

Dunson presented city •฀ The฀ Cotton฀ Shed฀ •฀Mineral฀Springs’฀train- •฀ All฀ efforts฀ will฀ be฀ said. “If for any reason we MERGE aldermen with a list of board of directors will ing requirements will be made to bring Cotton Shed decide to dissolve the part- 14 conditions of the pro- dissolve itself; adopted for both depart- to recognized standards; nership, everything goes From Page 1 posed merger. They in- •฀ Suggested฀ operating฀ ments; •฀Neither฀department฀ back to where it belongs.” clude: guidelines, first responder •฀Mineral฀Springs’฀Fire฀ will be responsible for the The proposal must now responding to calls in the •฀ Mineral฀ Springs฀ will฀ protocols and rank struc- Chief will hve the author- other department’s exist- be approved by an in- region due to mutual aid respond to all calls in the ture will remain the same, ity to make purchases for ing or future debt; tergovernmental panel agreements required by Cotton Shed area, but will but a Cotton Shed Captain Cotton Shed at his discre- •฀Purchases฀using฀com- consisting of officials from the Act 833 Fire Grant not leave the town of Min- will be appointed; tion using Cotton Shed bined funds may be made both fire departments Program, which provides eral Springs without fire •฀ Cotton฀ Shed฀ will฀ be฀ money; if the purchase benefits before it becomes official. rural fire departments coverage; responsible for the utili- •฀ The฀ agreement฀ will฀ both areas. In other business at with the majority of their •฀The฀monies฀from฀each฀ ties of their building; be subject to a three year “There’s not gonna be Monday’s meeting, city funding through a per- department will be kept in •฀Cotton฀Shed฀equip- probationary period dur- any mixing of money, and aldermen voted unani- centage of state turn back separate accounts; ment may be used on calls ing which Cotton Shed if we’re not satisfied with mously to accept bids funds from fire insurance •฀Equipment฀from฀each฀ in Mineral Springs, but VFD will be recategorized them or they’re not satis- for refurbishing the city’s premiums. department will be shared Cotton Shed will not be as the Cotton Shed sub- fied with us, we’ll just end park depot building and At Monday’s meeting, but will not be exchanged; left without fire coverage; station; it right there,” Dunson turning it into a museum.

ing membership, meet- development, chapter place first or second at are recognized for profi- Sciences (FACS) educa- FCCLA ings, recognition, lead- budget, participation in district competition in ciency and achievement tion. Involvement in FC- ership activities, coop- state and national FCCLA December. Gold medals in chapter and individ- CLA offers members the From Page 1 erative, competitive, and programs and public rela- are awarded for scores ual projects, leadership opportunity to expand individualized activities, tions efforts. of 90-100 points. NJHS skills and career prepa- their leadership poten- projects and activities community service ac- Both NJHS FCCLA FCCLA adviser Tammy ration. tial and develop skills this school year, includ- tivities, chapter resource teams have now ad- Elliott served as the Ar- FCCLA (Family, Career for life—planning, goal vanced to national FC- kansas State FCCLA STAR and Community Leaders setting, problem solving, CLA STAR Events compe- Events coordinator. of America, is a nonprofit decision making, and tition in July in Orlando, STAR Events (Students national Career and Tech- interpersonal commu- Fla. In order to compete Taking Action with Rec- nical Student Organiza- nication—necessary in at the state level of com- ognition) are competitive tion (CTSO) for students families, communities, petition, students had to events in which members in Family and Consumer and workplaces.

focus excessive heavy front, which is expected ment ended. WEATHER rainfall across the region to stall south of the area The severe weather ... with totals between Friday and return as a outlook is in effect for From Page 1 two to four inches pos- warm front. Sevier, Howard, Little sible Thursday through “This will likely focus River, Hempstead, Ne- early Friday,” the advi- another round of heavy vada, Miller, Lafayette, sory said. precipitation across the Columbia and Union Meteorologists also region Saturday through Counties in Arkansas, as predicted that severe Sunday with flooding well as several counties thunderstorms may be becoming a distinct pos- in Oklahoma, Texas and a possible result of the sibility,” the announce- Louisiana. PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLICATION AND DRAFT CONSTRUCTION PERMIT CONSTRUCTION PERMIT NUMBER AR0041734C, AFIN 31-00002

This is to give notice that the Permits Branch of the Water Division of the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), 5301 Northshore Drive, North Lit- tle Rock, Arkansas 72118-5317 at telephone number (501) 682-0622, has received a complete application and therefore proposes a draft renewal permit for which an application was received on 12/27/2011and 01/25/2012 and additional information was received on 02/28/2012 in accordance with Regulation No. 6. Applicant: Tyson Foods, Inc. - Nashville, 100 East Cassady Street, Nashville, AR 71852; Latitude: 33°55’ 38”; Longitude: 93° 50’ 43” in Howard County, Arkansas. Proposed Construction will include a Rotary Sludge Press Model 4(6)-900/60000CV as manufactured by Fournier of Thetford Mines (Quebec) Canada and the associated equipment consisting of one screw conveyer, an inclined screw conveyer, and a poly- mer feed system. The proposed construction will change the method of handling sludge only. There will be no change to the existing wastewater treatment units and/or a design low of the facility. The discharge from this existing facility is made into Mine Creek, thence into Mill- wood Lake, thence into the Little River, thence into the Red River in Segment 1C of the Red River Basin. The outfall is located at Latitude: 33° 55’ 33” Longitude: 93°50’ 35”. ADEQ’s contact person for submitting written comments, requesting information regarding the draft permit, or obtaining a copy of the permit and the Statement of Basis is Marysia Jastrzebski, P.E., at the above address and telephone number or by email at [email protected]. For those with Internet access, a copy of the proposed draft permit as well as the publication date may be found on the ADEQ’s website at: http://www.adeq.state.ar.us/water/branch_permits/individual_permits/pn_per mits/pnpermits.asp. The last day of the comment period is 30 days after the publication date. If the last day of the comment period is a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday, the public comment period shall expire on the next day that is not a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday. For information regarding the actual publication date along with the actual date and time the comment period will end, please contact Marysia Jastrzebski, P.E. at the above address and telephone number or by email at [email protected]. ar.us. Public notice, comments, and hearings will be conducted in accordance with Regulation 8.209 and 8.210 (Administrative Procedures). All persons, including the permittee, who wish to comment on ADEQ’s draft permitting decision must submit written comments to ADEQ, along with their name and mailing address. A Public Hearing will be held when ADEQ inds a signiicant degree of public interest. After the public comment period, ADEQ will issue a inal permitting decision. ADEQ will notify the applicant and each person who has submitted written comments or request notice of the inal permitting decision. Any interested person who has submitted comments may appeal a inal decision by ADEQ in accordance with the APCEC Regula- tion No. 8.603. (TFI:20; w469) Page 7 THURSDAY The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Education March 8, 2012 News’ high school correspondent getting a first-hand education in journalism

he Nashville News takes a de- cidedly different approach to TNewspapers in Education week, celebrated annually on the ﬁrst week in COURTESY PHOTO Pablo Picasso’s ‘The Guernica’ is one of many of the famous artist’s works that will be available for viewing March. at Nashville High School in coming weeks. The painting has many elements that represent various parts of the bombing that inspired it. They include: the bull, which represents the spirit of Spain that will survive and Rather than dedicating thrive through the bombing and the civil war; the mother and child (below the Bull), which represents all the a single week to engaging heartache that came from all the lost children; the solider (across the bottom), which represents the soldiers younger readers, Howard who were lost in the bombing; the horse (Middle), which is interpreted to represent either Franco’s Nationalism County’s oldest continu- or the senseless killing that occurred; the beautiful woman (woman with broke leg), which represents the broken ously-operating business lives that came from the bombing; the woman with the candle, which represents the light being shined on the engages them all year bombing; and the burning city and dying man, which together represent the literal burning and slaughter of by employing one high the bombing. school student to cover stories of interest to teens and their parents. Newspapers in Education THE DEEPER MEANING This year, Cecil Ander- son is that student. US and around the world “I love working here,” offer Newspaper in Edu- Pablo Picasso exhibit coming to Nashville High School Anderson said. “All the cation (NIE) programs. other kids I know have all Newspapers are used in CECIL ANDERSON was intended to target only civil- copy of the painting was punish- these uninteresting jobs classes as a teaching tool NHS Correspondent ians. able by death. and I’m always bragging at all grade levels and in The Republican strong-hold Even in the city of Guernica, about how fun mine is.” all subject areas. Next week, an exhibit of Pablo was wiped off the map by 66 tons posters with the painting were A junior at Nashville The Arkansas Press As- Picasso’s famous works will be of German explosives, with the torn down by the locals for fear High School, Anderson has sociation NIE program pro- open to the general public for number dead easily reaching the of persecution by the repressive won awards for photogra- vides Arkansas schools viewing. The exhibit will be at thousands. The socialists would government. Only with the fall of phy and science while and other educational set- Nashville High School in the take later take Spain over com- the socialists in the 50’s did the maintaining a 3.7 GPA. He tings with newspapers and Lecture Hall for all students and pletely. painting move to Madrid, Spain, is currently ranked 16th in educational materials that locals to come and view. After the bombing, the Repub- where it can be viewed today. his class. enhance learning through Among the many paintings licans asked Pablo Picasso to There are many symbols in In addition to his duties real-life experiences rel- is the most famous of Picasso’s paint a painting that would drum the Guernica painting along with as high school correspon- evant to students’ daily works, The Guernica. The actual up support and sympathy for the the abstract style that Picasso is dent, Anderson supports lives. Teachers, parents, painting is hanging in Madrid, Republicans in the war. Picasso famous for. the rest of the News staff and students are provided Spain; the exhibit is made up of painted the Guernica from his The Nashville Spanish club by serving as a photogra- with hands-on learning ac- reproductions. unique perspective on the bomb- and the High School G.T. program pher and covering various tivities, innovative ideas, The Guernica is the largest of ing and named the painting after are offering the works of Pablo area sporting events. and curriculum activities all the paintings on exhibit. This the town in northern Spain. Picasso for the public’s viewing “My favorite part would that turn the newspaper controversial and, at one time, The painting was unveiled at pleasure. The public is encour- definitely be covering into a multipurpose re- illegal painting is a must-see for the Paris World’s Fair later that aged to come out and see these sports,” he said. source. This living text- art fans seasoned and otherwise. year. great works. According to the Ar- book is ﬁlled with up-to- The painting is Picasso’s take The painting was outlawed in The paintings will be hanging in kansas Press Association date information and mo- on the German bombing of Guer- Spain because it went against the the Nashville High School Lecture webiste, “Hundreds of tivating activities relevant nica, Spain, in 1937 during the Spanish Socialists who were the Hall March 12-15. Viewings are newspapers across the for every grade level.” Spanish Civil War. The bombing ruling party. Simply carrying a free of charge.

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CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News Andrew Hawthorne, an eighth grader at Nashville Junior CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News High, dashes toward the end zone during a football game The “Natural State” was chosen to be published in Best of 2012 Photography, a 300 page hard back book. earlier this year. NHS correspondent Cecil Anderson The photo was taken by Cecil Anderson at a local pond near Nashville. says sports photography is among his favorite aspects of working at The Nashville News. Page 8 THURSDAY March 8, 2012 Sports The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Futrell Marine Tournament one of biggest to date

DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY Teams include Dia- Sports Editor mond Elite, Black Pearl, NASHVILLE – Thirty Arkansas Team Worth, Six teams in four age Tanel 02 Assault, Blaze, divisions will converge Chili Peppers, Rockettes on Nashville City Park and Xplosion. for the Futrell Marine A dozen teams will do Softball Tournament battle in the 12 and un- Saturday in one of the der division with games biggest tournaments in to begin at 9 a.m. on the the park’s history. Wal Mart Field and the Park Director Miles BPB Field. Mitchell stated that Teams include Rip It, there were originally Fuzion, Xtreme Justice, 38 teams, which would Sting, Lafayette County, have made this year’s Danger Zone, Demarini tournament the largest, Insanity 00, Extreme but two dropped out Heat, Texas Crush, Mag- Wednesday. nolia Thunder, Tanel The tournament will Flash and Storm/ZT99. DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News include teams from The 14 and under di- Kendrick Austin (33) pushes off the mound as he records one of his 14 strikeouts for Mineral Springs. The Hornets Nashville, Dierks, Mur- vision will field nine rolled past the Caddo Hills Indians 10-0 in their home opener for the win. freesboro, Sheridan, teams and will play on Benton, Fordyce, Tex- the Southern Belle Inn arkana and New Boston Field and the Futrell Ma- Austin strikes out 14 in Hornet win Texas, competing in four rine Field with games to DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY inning and scattered five runs in the first inning, ball series with Mineral age groups. begin at 9 a.m. Sports Editor more over the next three and dropped their home Springs hosting March 9 Six teams will com- Teams include Ban- MINERAL SPRINGS – innings to bring the game opener against Caddo and traveling to Stamps pete in the 8 and under dits, Mean Streak, Storm Kendrick Austin recorded to a close in the fifth by Hills 29-3. March 12. Both games will division with games be- Chasers, Panic, Southern 14 strikeouts for Mineral way of the mercy rule. Nicka Keels, Allie Coult- begin at 4:30 p.m. ginning at 11 a.m. on Attitude, Fury, Misfits, Springs Monday as the Jujuan Turner was the er and Kadijah Miller each Both Mineral Springs the First National Bank Demarinia Insanity and Hornets earned a 10-0 most productive Hornet scored a run in the first, teams will travel to Caddo Field. the Arkansas Outlaws. victory over the Caddo offensively, scoring three accounting for Mineral Hills March 14 with the Teams include the There is a three game Hills Indians in their home runs. Springs’ offensive output. softball game set to begin Lady Panthers, Wild Ivy, guarantee in all four age opener. The Lady Hornets got Mineral Springs will at 4 p.m. and the baseball Lady Backs, Ballistic, divisions with the three The Hornets jumped off to a rough start on the face Lafayette County in game will begin at 4:30 Killer Bees and Rip It. younger divisions using out to a 5-0 lead in the first softball field, giving up 15 a home and away base- p.m. Nine teams will vie a 55 minute time limit for the championship and the 14 and under in the 10 and under divi- will use a 60 minute time Scrapperettes runners up at Leopard Relays sion. Games will begin limit. DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY a second place finish at De standout Monisa Poole 4x100M relay:Breona at 9 a.m. and are to be There will be a $5 en- Sports Editor Queen Thurs., March 1 in who was missing due to Jefferson, Hannah Vines, Nashville played on the trance fee for all adults DE QUEEN – The Nash- the Leopard Relays. illness. Sophomore Kas- Taimara Stewart, Kassidy News Field and the First and $3 fee for all chil- ville Scrapperettes opened The second place fin- sidy Snowden had an im- Snowden 3rd (:55.32) National Bank Field. dren. the 2012 track season with ish came without senior pressive debut, scoring 52 4x400M relay: Hannah points and earning wins in Vines, Breona Jefferson, the 400M dash, high jump, Shayla Wright, Kassidy long jump and triple jump. Snowden 4th (4:49.93) 4x800M relay: Melinda Scrapperette results Moncus, Kirby Kell, Shay- 100M: Kassidy la Wright, Hannah Vines Snowden 1st (:13.07),Bre- 5th (12:15.95) ona Jefferson 6th (:13.97) High Jump: Kassidy 200M: Kassidy Snowden 2nd (4-10), Han- mercy.net Snowden 3rd (:27.67) nah Vines 4th (4-6) 400M: Kassidy Pole Vault: Sarah Hosey Snowden 1st (1:03.82), 8th (6-6) Hannah Vines 5th Long Jump: Kassidy Choose a Mercy Clinic doctor and get a whole care team. (1:09.54) Snowden 1st (16-7), Bre- 800M: Kirby Kell 7th ona Jefferson 6th (15-2) At Mercy, caring for you is a team efort. And while your Mercy Clinic primary care (3:00.25) Triple Jump: Kassidy doctor is at the center of it, there’s a broad range of care specialists and advanced 1600M: Melinda Mon- Snowden 1st (35-0), Bre- practitioners also focused on responding to your needs. These highly-trained cus 6th (6:33.84) ona Jefferson 5th (31-10) professionals are linked by your electronic health record, enabling collaboration 100M hurdles: Shayla Shot Put:Kiann Green and a better understanding of your needs as they work together for you. Welcome Wright 7th (:19.63) 7th (28-2), Keirsten Kane to a better way to provide care. Welcome to Mercy Clinic. Find your Mercy Clinic 300M hurdles: Keirsten 8th (27-10.5) Kane 7th (:56.24), Shayla Discus Throw: Lacy physician at mercy.net. Wright 8th (:56.50) Grace 4th (88-9)

Welcomes all the teams of the Annual Futrell Marine Pictured left to right: Dr. Jamie Irwin, Pediatrics Dr. Kristi Sutton, Internal Medicine Dr. Yang Xu, Internal Medicine Softball Dr. Oyidie Igbokidi, Cardiology Dr. Chris Young, Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Seth Hollenbach, Urology Tournament Dr. Randy Hill, Family Practice HWY 27 S & HWY 27 Bypass 870-845-1994 Page 1-B THURSDAY The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Sports March 8, 2012 Around the Diamond Baseball Results 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th R H E Nashville 0 0 0 1 3 0 o 4 8 1 Magnolia 3 2 5 0 0 2 - 12 17 1 (N) SP-Alex Curry 2.1IP 11H 10ER 1BB 1SO (LP); Lucas Liggin 3.2 IP 6H 2ER 1BB 3SO Nick Myers 2-5 1RBI 2SO, Donyell King 0-3 2SO, Kyler Lawrence 2-4 (1DBL) 1R 1SB, Ben Worthington 1-2 1BB, Cameron Alexander 0.1 2BB, Storm Nichols 1-3 2RBI 1BB, Jalen Whitmore 0-3 3SO, Austin Lovelis 2-3 1SO, Ryan Forte 0-2 1BB 2SO, Tesean Green 0-1 1R, Dylan Chambers 1R, Kory Snodgrass 1R, Stephen Kreul 1BB, Justin Reed 0-1

Outlaw Classic 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th R H E Fouke 1 4 5 0 3 13 7 0 Dierks 5 0 0 0 0 5 0 3 DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News (D)SP-2IP Adam Bradshaw 6H 5ER 1W 0BB 2SO(ND); Remington Pictured left to right: Latrice Wiley of Nashville, Angel Hill of Hot Springs, Breanna Bohan of Dierks, Aaysha Hollins of Jester .2IP 0H 5ER 6BB 0SO (LP); Maclane Moore 2.1IP 1H 1ER 1BB Nashville and Nallely Moreno of De Queen race to the finish line in the final heat of the 100M dash during the DeQueen 1SO Cubs Relays. Wiley won the heat and finished second overall in the event and teammate Hollins finished third overall, Alex Sharp 1-2 1R 1BB 1SO, Tyler Narens 1-3 2SO, Andew Sirmon 3-3, Austin Walston 0-2 1R 1BB 1SO , Tyler Mounts 1-3 1R 1RBI 1SO, while Bohan finished in seventh overall. Remington Jester 1-3 1R 1SO, Adam Bradshaw 1-1 (1TRP) 3RBI, Maclane Moore 0-2 1BB 2SO, Andy Tedder 1-2 1RBI 1SO, Brett Nutt County teams do well at De Queen Cubs Relay 0-1 1R 1SO, Justin McCauley 0-1 1SO DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY son (D) (:52.97) (N) (:13.80), 3rd Aaysha Mercedes Matthews, Lucy Sports Editor 4x100M relay: 1st Jalon Hollins 3rd (N) (:13.93), Morales (N) (4:57.39), DE QUEEN – Nashville Jones, Jackson Beavert, 7th Breanna Bohan (D) 6th Isabel Fox, Caitlen kicked off the 2012 Junior Chas Scott, LaMichael (:14.38) Oglesby,Carli Davis, Char- High track season with Pettway (N) (:46.34), 5th 200M: 2nd Aaysha Hollins lotte Cothren (D) (6:04.62) runners up honors in both Shamar Johnson, Tre Lacy, (N) (:28.68), Latrice Wiley 4x800M relay: 2nd Maddie the boys and girls division Deandre Scott, Alvin Coul- (N) (:29.94) Jamison, Adley Kirchhoff, in the De Queen Cubs Re- ter (MS) (51.74), 8th Der- 400M: 2nd Latrice Wiley Bailey Walls, McKayla lays Tues., Feb. 28. ek Hill, Jalyn Key, Devin (N) (1:07.91), 4th Maddie Vines (N) (11:30.97) The De Queen Junior Jones, Dylan Fatheree (D) Horton (N) (1:09.47) High Jump: 2nd Keeaun- Leopards won the boys’ (:57.96) 800M: 3rd McKayla Vines dra Richardson (N) (4-4), division with 166.5 points 4x400M relay: Chas Scott, (N) (2:53.84) T5th Latrice Wiley (N) and the girls were tops Jalon Johnson, Andrew 1600M: 8th Margarita (4-0) with 134.5 points. Hawthorne, Nick Myers Jimenez (N) (6:42.81) Pole Vault: 2nd Maddie The Junior Scrappers (N) (3:50.88), Tre Lacy, 100M hurdles: 7th Khylla Horton (N) (6-6), T3rd finished second with 139 James Europe, Alvin Coul- Hill (D) (:22.38), 8th Caitlen Bailey Walls (N) (5-6) points and the Junior ter, Deandre Scott (MS) Oglesby (D) (:22.45) Long Jump: 5th Latrice Scrapperettes narrowly (4:28.77), Jalen Key, Clay 300M hurdles: 2nd Mer- Wiley (N) (13-11), 6th Bre- missed the win with 132 McMellon, Dylan Fatheree, cedes Matthews (N) anna Bohan (D) (13-5.5), points. Devin Jones (D) (4:32.13) (:55.19), 7th Harmony Lof- 7th Keeaundra Richard- Dierks got off to a good 4x800M relay: 3rd Robby ton (N) (1:02.07) son (N) (13-5) start with the boys scor- Morphew, Daniel Nuttle, 4x100M relay: Ali Barfield, Triple Jump: 3rd Keeaun- ing 27 points and finishing Adam Ludwick, Jordan Linsay Bennett, Rachel dra Richardson (N) (30-4), in eighth place. Williams (N) (10:18.01), Bradshaw, Hope Couch 7th Maddie Horton (N) The Junior Lady Out- 5th Jalyn Key, Devin Jones, (N) (:55.14), 6th Adriana (28-10) laws finished in 7th place Tanner Owens, Dylan Fa- Walston, Breanna Bohan, Shot Put: 3rd Karie Porter with 14 points. theree (D) (10:53.94) Isabel Fox, Khylla Hill (D) (N) (34-4), 5th Adley Kirch- The Mineral Springs High Jump: 3rd Jalon John- (1:04.73) hoff (N) (30-11) Twila Curry | Special to the News Junior Hornets finished son (N) (5-4), 5th Andrew 4x400M relay: 3rd Ali Discus Throw: 3rd Adley Nick Myers (24) takes a swing at a Panther pitch Tuesday as the in tenth place with eight Hawthorne (N) (5-2) Barfield, Tiyonna Garland, Kirchhoff (N) (75-0) Scrappers struggle to score in a 12-4 road loss. points. Pole Vault: 2nd Nick My- Boys Area Results ers (N) (10-0), 3rd Daniel 100M: 1st Jackson Beavert Nuttle (N) (9-0) (N) (:11.99), 3rd Andrew Long Jump: 1st LaMichael Hawthorne (N) (:12.19) Pettway (N) (18-3), 4th 200M: 3rd Leonard Snell Terrell Grundy (N) (17-9.5) (N) (:25.27) Triple Jump: 3rd LaMi- 400M: 2nd De’Ajeon Arm- chael Pettway (N) (38-1), strong (N) (:57.16) 7th Robbie Morphew (N) 800M: 5th Robbie Mor- (34-0), 8th Josh Welch (D) phew (N) (2:25.58) (32-1) mercy.net 1600M: 8th Jalyn Key (N) Shot Put: 1st Troy Thomas (5:40.08) (N) (42-7), 3rd Lain Mc- 110M hurdles: 4th Leonard Whorter (D) (41-8.5) With Mercy Clinic you get the region’s most preferred heart team. Snell (N) (:19.32), 6th Ryan Discus Throw: 2nd Tren- Sube (N) (:19.89), 7th Ty- don McKinney (D) (116- ler Kesterson (D) (:22.27) 8), 6th Troy Thomas (N) When you choose a Mercy Clinic cardiologist, you’re choosing the region’s most 300M hurdles: 2nd LaMi- (103-9) preferred heart team. Mercy’s heart experts are focused on responding to your chael Pettway (N) (:44.80), needs, whether it’s a simple preventive screening, diagnostic testing or a cardiac 6th Jalon Jones (N) Girls Area Results procedure. When it comes to advanced care, Mercy Heart & Vascular Center (:50.87), 8th Tyler Kester- 100M: 2nd Latrice Wiley ofers the very latest in comfort, technology and leading-edge procedures. And your entire Mercy care team is connected by our state-of-the-art electronic health record, providing more personalized, coordinated care.

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Pictured left to right: Dr. Fred Heinemann, Cardiology Dr. Joe Howe, Cardiovascular Surgery Dr. Stanley Josef, Cardiology Dr. Oyidie Igbokidi, Cardiology Dr. Srinivas Vengala, Cardiology Dr. Bhavana Mohandas, Cardiology Dr. Greg St. John, Cardiology DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Jackson Beavert, left, of Nashville sprints to a first place finish in the 100M dash during the De Queen Cubs Relay. Page 2-B THURSDAY March 8, 2012 Dierks The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Lady Outlaws clean up on the road against Lady Knights MIKE WALLACE thrown out at first on a at first base. The Glenwood Herald bunt attempt. Caitlin Li- Neither team scored in tes singled, and a courte- the fifth inning. The Dierks Lady Out- sy runner came in for her. Caitlin Lites singled laws made the most of Emily Brewer doubled to left, but Centerpoint an early season road trip, scoring the courtesy run- held Dierks to no score. defeating the Centerpoint ner. Autumn Helms dou- Lites struck out two Lady Lady Knights 7-1 in non- bled in Brewer for a 2-0 Knights and had one bat- conference action Mon., score. Hill struck out and ter thrown out at first. March 5. Cothren was thrown out Dierks put the game After a scoreless first at first. safely in the win column inning, the Lady Outlaws Centerpoint went three with three runs in the top put runners on all three up and three down in the of the sixth inning. bases, but the Center- bottom of the third. Bren- Kendall Ayers walked, point defense held strong. non Doster popped up stole second and went Lady Outlaw Lori Hill to the second base girl, to third base on a passed was safe at first on an er- Faith Gillenwater struck ball to the back stop ror. Walks were issued to out, and Alex Anderson screen. Sarah Cothren and Ken- hit a deep fly ball to cen- Hailey Carraway walked dall Ayers to load up the ter field. and tried to steal second MIKE WALLACE | Glenwood Herald bases. Hailey Carraway The Lady Outlaws base. She was thrown out, Caitlin Lites (1) of Dierks helps herself with a hit at Centerpoint Monday as Dierks battles was safe at first as Hill scored a single run in the but Ayers scored. to a 7-1 victory over the Lady Knights. was forced out at home fourth inning as Ayers Lady Outlaw Brooke Al- plate. tripled to center field, and exander was out at first, Knight catcher for the the sixth. out. Delaney struck out two Carraway hit a sacrifice and Whitney Bennett dou- second run this inning. Lori Hill walked and Savannah Brown flied to end the top of the sec- fly to right. Ayers scored bled down the third base The courtesy runner went to second base when out to right field. Ashley ond inning. to make it 3-0. line. Lites was safe at first stopped at second on Lori Cothren was thrown Wright singled up the Centerpoint’s Natalie Delaney Wright struck and Bennett stopped at that play, and came home out at first. Kendall Ayers middle of the Dierks de- Frizzell was thrown out at out the next two Lady third base. Lady Outlaw on the next play when the singled to right field, and fense. Delaney Wright first, Brooke Wright and Outlaws. No. 14 came in to run for Dierks batter was safe at Hill scored from second was safe at first on a bob- Alli Porter struck out. Centerpoint put three Lites. first. base. The next two Lady bled catch. Frizzell was Dierks scored two runs at the plate in the bottom Bennett came in to This made the score 6-0. Outlaws were thrown out. thrown out at first while in the top of the third. of the fourth. All three hit score on a low pitch Centerpoint put no one Centerpoint had one fi- Ashley Wright scored to Whitney Bennett was grounders and were out which went past the Lady on base in the bottom of nal chance to avert a shut make it 7-1.

Alumni Game Dierks Chamber banquet March 29 rescheduled due to weather The Dierks Chamber of Com- The Dierks High School FBLA of Tammy Fry and Jenny Hainen. The Dierks – Mineral with alumni from both merce Banquet will be held members will serve dinner for Tickets are on sale for $10 Springs Alumni Game schools continuing the Thurs., March 29 at the new com- tips only. They are raising money each. For more information or to scheduled this Friday has long standing rivalry in munity center on 2nd Street. to go the FBLA state convention. purchase tickets call Debbie at been rescheduled due to a full contact football In addition to the community A music program will be pre- 870-557-1379 . possible severe weather game. awards to be doled out, the chamber sented by some students from Doors will open at 6 p.m. and in the area this weekend. The game is spon- will once again host a silent auction. Dierks School under the direction program will begin at 6 p.m. The game has been sored by Alumni Football moved from March 9 to USA and will be played Fri., March 23 with kickoff according to AAA high scheduled for 7:30 p.m. school rules. The game will be Admission will be $8 played at Hornet Sta- per person and the gates dium in Mineral Springs will open at 6:30 p.m.

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Three White Cliffs local men News With arrested on Mary Crosslin drug charges ount Zion Church will have MINERAL SPRINGS – Two Nashville men and a regular worship service on McCaskill resident were MSunday morning at 11 a.m. The arrested Monday on drug public is invited to come and share in charges. Ronald Brown, 46, Jes- a great time of prayer, praise and wor- ley Capps, 26, and Fred- ship. Pastor Isaiah Germany will bring rick Tomlin, 40, are all fac- the message. ing various drug charges I visited in the home of Hollis Faye Willis this week, related to the incident, but she was back in the hospital. which began with a traffic Her daughter and family are requesting the stop on Social Hill Loop prayers of the saints. near Mineral Springs. I am sorry to announce that Valeria Ware Jones According to a state- passed away this weekend. She worked at the Min- ment issued by Howard eral Spring High School and was loved by all. All will County Sheriff Butch Mor- miss her. Prayers are requested for her family. ris, Deputies Travis Turn- Roland Piggee Church ushers program will be Sun., er and Steven Wakefield March 11 at 3p.m. the Speaker will be Rev. Erick, from were patrolling the area Hope. The public is invited. when they observed a Mount Zion Church began a united prayer time on blue GMC truck crossing Wed., Feb. 29, for the community and this area. Any- the fog line. one can participate. Police say both Capps SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News We are praying especially for the schools, teach- and Tomlin were wanted David Johnson (right) poses with Mineral Springs coach Gene Strode during a ers, seniors, the unsaved, and community well being. on failure to appear war- visit to his alma mater. Johnson is training to compete in the Olympics this year. Thanks for sharing. rants, and officers alleg- Mr. and Mrs. Aution Reed Sr., from Michigan, wish edly saw an open beer to thank everyone for their kindness and support container and smelled an during the time of the home going of their son Antho- odor of marijuana as they ny Yerdell Reed, Sr. You will never be forgotten. approached the truck. Thank you. “Deputies searched the THE OLYMPIAN CHRISTIAN REFRESHER; Galatians 4:4-7 Scofield vehicle and the occupants Study Bible and found marijuana, MS grad training to compete in this year’s games But when the fullness of the time had come, God smoking devices, digital sent forth His Son, born of a woman, born under the scales and baggies,” Mor- News Special to the Johnson practices on the old SMU law. ris said. track six days a week. To redeem those who were under the law, that we Brown and Tomlin are A former Mineral Springs athlete is According to Johnson, he will might receive the adoption as sons. both charged with mis- in training for this year’s Olympics. begin a partnership with Saucony And because you are sons, God has sent forth the demeanor possession of David Johnson, a 1999 graduate of shoes in March. Spirit of His Son into your hearts, crying out, “Abba marijuana, while Capps Mineral Springs High School, hopes His income is derived from a fee Father!” faces charges of posses- to try out for the US team in the 400 from his shoe company sponsor for Therefore you are no longer a slave but a son, and sion of marijuana with meter run. each meet in which he participates. if a son, then an heir of God through Christ. intent to deliver and pos- Johnson was ranked among the He also receives a check from the LOVE IS THE KEY! session of drug parapher- top twenty-five 400 meter runners meet itself. nalia. in the country in 2008 when a ham- Johnson says he has been in- string injury prevented his taking volved in competitions all around the part in the Olympic trials. country and is about to begin taking Johnson, who now lives in Dallas, part in races outside the US as part Parkinson’s was back in the southwest Arkansas of the European Circuit. area recently visiting relatives and The scheduling of the meets is used the Mineral Springs stadium taken care of by his agent who also A God-Given Revival support for practicing. deals with sponsorships. Part of his work-out includes Johnson’s wife, Koia, is also a Calling for ALL the Sons & Daughters in Christ group to running without shoes on the all- graduate of Mineral Springs. The Come and hear a powerful word of God each night. weather turf football field, which was couple has one child, seven month In Jesus name let it be so! meet installed last year. When at home, old Jeremiah David Johnson. •Be Healed •Be Delivered •Be Made Free The Miller County Par- Revial Still in Progress 7:30 Nightly kinson’s Support Group Windows of Heaven and Care Partner support Look for us on Facebook! group will meet from 2-3 Ministries p.m. Wed., March 1, at Income Tax C.O.G.I.C HealthSouth Rehabilita- 127 Powell St tion Hospital, 515 West 12 Service St., Texarkana, Texas. Mineral Springs For further information, 50% lower than in For more info call call Nancy Bailey at the town. NO rapid re- Revivalist : 870-451-4693 Host Pastor : Area Agency on Aging of funds. 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