I Saw It In ... Nashville N The News N THURSDAY • APRIL 5, 2012 • Issue 28 • 2 Sections • 14 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents INSIDEt Judge increases bond for suspected kidnapper

LAW & ORDER present, Cooper ordered him to return on April 25 with his TERRICA HENDRIX attorney. Editor Morrison admitted to Cooper that was previously convicted NASHVILLE – A circuit judge for several felonies, including has increased the bond for a breaking and entering and pos- man accused of kidnapping a session of firearm by certain local toddler and injuring her persons. n PAGE 3: Shaw mother. Morrison told Cooper that named doctor Twenty-eight-year-old Ralph he has been to prison “like of the year Waldo Morrison III made his first two times.” Deputy Prosecutor appearance yesterday morning Daniel Graves told the court in Howard County Circuit Court that Morrison has “numerous before Judge Tom Cooper on terroristic threatening charges.” charges of kidnapping, four Prosecuting Attorney Bryan counts of aggravated assault L. Chesshir and Graves said and second degree domestic they wanted Morrison’s bond battery. Cooper read each of the increased to $400,000. Cooper felony charges line by line and set Morrison’s bond at $500,000. Morrison entered a not guilty His attorney, Jasmine Crock- CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News plea. “Yes sir. I am not guilty,” ett, was more than 20 minutes Ralph Morrison, a 28-year-old Tollette man accused of kidnapping a child after Morrison told the court. Since late to enter her appearance for attacking her mother, turns to leave the courtroom Wednesday after making a Morrison’s attorney was not See KIDNAPPER / Page 6 first appearance for the charges in Howard County Circuit Court. n PAGE 5: Cor- tez becomes newest Howard County deputy State charges EASTER SURPRISE Nashville man IN BRIEFt with rape

New Light LAW & ORDER CME Church, of Nashville, will TERRICA HENDRIX celebrate its Editor 104th anniver- sary Sat., April 14 beginning at NASHVILLE – A local 50-year- 6:30 p.m. The old man has been charged with event will con- rape. tinue Sun., April Tony R. Bearden, of Nashville, 15 at 3 p.m. with an inspira- entered a not guilty plea to rape tional speaker yesterday in Howard County and singing. Circuit Court. Judge Tom Cooper Tickets are $10 ordered Bearden to return on for adults and July 17 for pretrial and on July $5 for children under 12. 24 for trial. Bearden walked into the court The 11th an- room using a cane and wore a nual Twin Rivers neck brace. He told the court that Festival will be prior to his arrest, he had neck held April 27-29 at McNab City surgery. He is accused of raping Park - located a relative. Bearden was booked on Highway into the Howard County Jail on 355 South. March 30. The event will include arts, crafts, food, rides, games, music and other entertainment, 66 boats registered as well as a pa- rade Saturday for annual at noon and an auction at 2 p.m. Husqvarna bass Church services will be held in CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News tournament the park from Jalaya Starr, Charity Miller and Lafayette Harris, students at Nashville ABC Preschool, pet a small rabbit 9:30 a.m. until held by Jodi King Thursday morning. COMMUNITY 11:30 a.m. Sun- day. For more TERRICA HENDRIX information, call Editor 870-896-2281 or 870-826-1139. NASHVILLE – Sixty-six boat The Howard Former Diamond Park Speedway positions have been taken for County Chil- the Husqvarna Home Products dren’s Center Benefit Bass Tournament for the board of direc- announcer charged with theft, forgeries Howard County Children’s Center tors will meet in regular session as of Thursday morning. Mon., April 16, LAW & ORDER located on Highway 27 between company’s announcer on the The tournament is set for Sat., at noon at the Murfreesboro and Nashville. official track website, located April 7, at Lake Greeson in Mur- center. PJ TRACY IV “Actually what he was doing at http://www.diamondpark- freesboro. The 26th annual bass tourna- The Corinth Murfreesboro Diamond was selling ads – all the way speedway.com/Home_Page. Cemetery Asso- from Oklahoma to Delight, html. ment will begin at 6:30 a.m. and ciation will have MURFREESBORO - A suspect Glenwood, Murfreesboro … Glenn indicated he had spo- the weigh-in will start at 3 p.m. a cleanup day has been arrested and ar- everywhere. He sold these ads ken with Prosecuting Attorney that day. Sat., April 7. raigned on 58 class D felonies for the racetrack, got checks, Bryan Chesshir about charges Cash and prizes will be given The annual out in the boat check category. meeting will relating to theft charges and would give people the receipts, against Lockwood’s girlfriend, begin at 10 a.m. subsequent forgeries in rela- then would go forge the checks Candice Blake, who will be The first place winner in that with the clean tion to a local racetrack this and pocket the money,” Glenn charged as an accomplice in category will receive $2,000, up to begin im- past weekend in Pike County. said. at least some of the charges. second place will receive $1,000, mediately after- Robert Lockwood was ar- Lockwood was also charged “She was with him when he third place winner $500, fourth ward. Questions place $250 and fifth place $200. or concerns rested Saturday night by the with 57 counts of forgery, did the majority of this,” Glenn regarding the Pike County Sheriff’s Depart- which along with the theft of said. Numerous other prizes will be cemetery may ment. $8,000 are each Class D felo- Blake is currently being held given away also. be addressed According to Pike County nies under Arkansas statute. on a warrant at the Pike County Registration is $80 per two- during the Sheriff Preston “Pep” Glenn, “He has a past history of this Detention Center. man boat. All proceeds from the meeting or you tournament will benefit HCCC. may call Brenda Lockwood confessed to the … he’s on parole for it now,” Lockwood’s bond was set at Brown at 845- theft of more than $8,000 from Glenn said. $10,000 on Monday by Judge To reserve your boat position, 4654. the Diamond Park Speedway, Lockwood is listed as the Tom Cooper. call Shada Driver at 845-1211. Page 2 THURSDAY April 5, 2012 Opinions The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 An Easter message from the Nashville News

NOw after the sabbath, to- ward the dawn of the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to see the sepulcher. And behold, there was a great earth- quake; for an angel of the Lord descend- ed from heaven and came and rolled back the stone, and sat upon it. His appearance was like lightning, and his raiment white as snow. And for fear of him the guards trembled and became like dead men. But the angel said to the women, “Do not be afraid; for I know that you seek Jesus who was crucified. He is not here; for he has risen, as he said. Come, see the place where he lay. Then go quickly and tell his disciples that he has risen from the dead, and be- hold, he is going before you to Galilee; there you will see him. Lo, I have told you.” So they departed quickly from the tomb with fear and great joy, and ran to tell the disciples. And behold, Jesus met them and said, “Hail!” And they came up and took hold of his feet and worshiped him. Then Jesus said to them, “Do not be afraid; go and tell my brethren to go to Galilee, and there they will see me.” Mathew 28:1

The Nashville News invites you to worship at the church of your choice this Easter Sunday. Alleluia! He is risen!

Preserving Medicare

Last week, the House abilities. As health care out of poverty. Now that passed a budget for the costs continue to rise, the the Republicans are com- 2013 fiscal year, H. Con. Republicans’ plan caps Mike Ross ing after Medicare again, I Res. 112, The Republican the rate of increase of will continue to fight their Fiscal Year 2013 Budget the voucher payment to United States efforts. I want to trim our Resolution. I voted against seniors, rather than ensur- Congressman deficits and return to the the Republican Budget ing the voucher payments days of balanced budgets because although it does keep pace with actual more than anyone else, cut federal spending, it health care costs. is to find affordable and but not on the backs of our ignores our nation’s fun- As a result, people who adequate health insur- seniors who did nothing damental deficit spending rely on Medicare will be ance. That’s exactly why to get us into this mess in problem. In fact, the Re- forced to make a terrible Medicare was created the first place. publican Budget doesn’t choice. Either they will – to ensure America’s se- We need a bipartisan, balance the budget until no longer be able to af- niors got the health care commonsense budget pro- The Nashville News 2040, and accumulates ford the health benefits they needed to live long, posal that stops deficit more than $3 trillion in that are currently pro- healthy lives. Under the spending while protecting USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 debt over the next ten vided under Medicare, or Republican budget, pri- our seniors. The Ameri- 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 Telephone (870) 845-2010 years. they will be forced to pay vate insurance plans will can people deserve a seri- Fax (870) 845-5091 Making matters worse, much more just to main- aggressively pursue the ous and honest conversa- Toll Free 1-888-845-NEWS the Republican budget tain their existing benefits. healthiest, least expensive tion about our budget, Established 1878. Published since Sept. 1, 1979 also fundamentally priva- In fact, the nonpartisan enrollees, thereby ending not one that is rushed and by Graves Publishing Company, Inc. tizes Medicare, transform- Congressional Budget Of- Medicare as we know it partisan. It should not be Lawrence Graves, President ing it from a guaranteed fice (CBO) estimates the which is currently the about politics, it should Subscription rates: benefit program into a plan could increase out lifeline for many Arkansas be about working together $30.00 per year in Howard, Pike, Sevier, Little River and Hempstead counties; voucher program. Under of pocket costs by $5,900 seniors. to get the job done for the $50.00 elsewhere in continental United States this program, rather than and lead to diminished ac- When the Republicans American people. having guaranteed cover- cess to quality care. tried to privatize Medicare The federal budget is Periodicals Postage Paid at Nashville, Arkansas age of benefits, seniors This means that Arkan- last year with their budget about more than just dol- Any erroneous statement published in the newspaper will be would receive a voucher sans, who are approach- proposal and when they lars and cents. It is a state- gladly and promptly corrected after management is notified. The News is a twice weekly publication. and would need to use ing retirement age, would tried to partially priva- ment of our values and Postmaster, send Change of address to: that voucher to purchase receive only a voucher to tize Social Security under priorities. My priority is their insurance. purchase their insurance President Bush, I fought and has always been pro- P.o. Box 297 This voucher plan plac- when they retire instead them every step of the tecting Arkansas’s seniors Nashville, ar 71852 es the threat of rising of receiving Medicare as way because Social Se- and that’s what I’ll con- Louis ‘Swampy’ Graves, Editor and Editor Emeritus, 1950-2001 health care costs on the we know it. As any se- curity and Medicare are tinue to do as Congress- backs of senior citizens nior knows, the older you valuable programs that man for Arkansas’s Fourth Mike Graves, CEO/Publisher NatioNal and individuals with dis- get, the more difficult it Congressional District. Donna Harwell, Comptroller/Office Mgr. Newspaper keep half of all seniors Terrica Hendrix, Editor associatioN Charles Goodin, Managing Editor Dewayne Holloway, Sports Editor Deanna Jarrett, Obit Editor Rachel Pendergraft, Advertising Manager For all your local news and opinion, log on to Tamzen Jarrett Cox, Circulation-Advertising

The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org swarkansasnews.com NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, April 5, 2012 • Page 3 Shaw named HMH ‘Doctor of the Year’ KIM TURBEVILLE cared for us when we were remain healthy. This is HMH Administrative Director sick or hurt, supported a certainly true of the 2012 loved one or helped us Doctor of the Year. NASHVILLE – Howard Dennis McCauley, 57, beloved father, April 3 Memorial Hospital is Dennis Ray “Poppy” McCauley re- Dennis is survived by his wife of 36 pleased to announce that ceived his wings from God on Tuesday, years, Sheila Hardin McCauley of Nash- Dr. Michael Shaw was cho- April 3, 2012 at Integris Baptist Medi- ville; two sons and daughters-in-law, sen as the 2012 Doctor of cal Center in Oklahoma City. He blessed Casey and Sunne McCauley, and Andy the Year. this world on Aug. 3, 1954 in Nashville, and Alli McCauley, all of Nashville; four Dr. Shaw is an Emer- the son of Walter McCauley and the late granddaughters, Lorenn, Emily, Hope, gency Room Physician at Wendell McCauley. and Soia; granddog, Gus; and adopted Howard Memorial and is a Poppy was a beloved husband, father, daughter, Brandy Karr; adopted sister, caring and compassionate grandfather, brother, and son. He re- Marla Desmukes, both of Oklahoma City; physician. The staff recog- ceived a second chance at life on March three sisters, Rosa Deloney and husband nizes the wonderful care 18, 2004, when Jake Huey gave the ulti- Ronny of Mineral Springs, Sue Quinn and mate gift of his heart. In the true spirit of husband Bobby of Dierks, and Pat Stone that Dr. Shaw provides his strength, courage, and faith in God, he to our patients and their and husband Larry of Hot Springs; ive also gave his ultimate gift of sight by giv- brothers, Hubert Hardin and wife Virgin- families. ing his beautiful blue eyes. Thankful that ia, Larry Hardin, Russell Hardin and wife He is always ready to God gave him a second chance, he was Judy, Kenny Hardin and wife Mona, all care for all those in our a strong supporter of donating the “Gift of Nashville, and Kirk Hardin of Waynes- community during their of Life”. During the eight years after his boro, Ga.; numerous nieces and nephews; time of need, having been heart transplant, he became passionate and a host of family and friends. entrusted to respond not about making people aware of the impor- Family is not deined by blood, but by only with great skill but tance of life-giving organ donation. whom God chooses to bless our lives with also with great compas- Forever grateful to Dr. David Nelson and we are grateful to be blessed by many. sion. We are proud to call and the transplant team at Integris Baptist Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Dr. Shaw our partner, and Medical Center, Poppy was able to enjoy Saturday, April 7, at First Baptist Church, thank him for his selfless his reasons for living, watching his grand- Nashville, with Bro. David Blase and Tim contributions to the com- daughters grow and become the young la- Freel, Jr. oficiating. munity. dies they are today. They are the reason he Burial will be in Unity Cemetery, under Lives have been pro- fought for so long. He enjoyed all of their the direction of Latimer Funeral Home of foundly changed, or even activities and was the true deinition of a Nashville. - Visitation will be from 6-8 p.m. Friday, saved, thanks to a dedi- Dr. Michael Shaw has been named Howard Memorial mentor. He greatly enjoyed hunting, ish ing, spending time with family, and sing- at the funeral home. cated physician — they Hospital’s 2012 Doctor of the year. ing with the choir at First Baptist Church In lieu of lowers, memorials may be where he was a member. made to Unity Cemetery fund or Opera- In addition to his mother, he was pre- tion Christmas Child. ceded in death by father-in-law and moth- You may send an online sympathy mes- er-in-law, Laverne and Ella Mae Hardin; sage at www.latimerfuneralhome.com. and sister-in-law, Elizabeth Hardin.

Kerry Smith, 51, Nashville businessman, April 3 Kerry Dale Smith “Hot Rod”, 51, of iancee Janet Moon, and John and Karrie Nashville, died Tuesday, April 3, 2012, at Jamison; nephews, Justin Smith and spe- his home. He was born March 25, 1961 cial friend Chelsea Bland, Zach Jamison, in Nashville, the son of Emma Sue Smith Isaac, Owen, and Emmett Jamison; niec- and the late Bobby J. Smith “Streak.” es Hannah Chancelor and husband Aaron, Kerry was the owner and operator of Haley and Mattie Jamison, Olivia, Emily, Double S Sand and Gravel. He was also Isabel, and Ainsley Jamison. a cattle producer and pullet grower for An informal come and go “get-togeth- Tyson. er” will be held at the family home, 2502 Kerry married his high school sweet- Mt. Pleasant Drive, on Thursday, April 5, heart, Lisa Cay Jamison on May 30, 1980. from 5-7 p.m. They were married and worked side by There was a private burial in Restland side for over 30 years. Cemetery, under the direction of Latimer He was preceded in death by his father, Funeral Home. and an infant sister, Angela Cay Smith. In lieu of lowers, the family has re- Kerry is survived by his wife, Lisa; son quested memorials be made to the Nash- and partner, Max Dale Smith of Nash- ville High School FFA showteam and CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News ville; daughter, Angela Cay Farris and shooting team in care of Drew Tollett, Howard Memorial Hospital hosted a Chamber Coffee April 3. A program was presented husband Clay of Drasco; mother, Emma 522 N. 4th St., Nashville, AR 71852. highlighting the need for organ donors. Kris McWhorter, a senior at Dierks High School, Smith of Nashville; brother, Judge Kevin You may send an online sympathy mes- was recognized for her essay regarding the topic. Pictured left to right: Angie Hanson, Smith and wife Tammy; his in-laws, Val sage at www.latimerfuneralhome.com. McWhorter, Jeana Medlin, Chris Stuard and Kim Turbeville. and Sara Jamison, Stephen Jamison and House for Sale Casa en Venta

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SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News Howard County deputies, Game and Fish officers and state park rangers helped the Howard County 4H group conduct an organized firearms shoot at the 4H shooting range on March 31, according to Chief Deputy Bryan McJunkins. Deputies and officers assisted in range safety and shooting instructions for the youth that attended the event. Pictured are some of the safety and instructional officers. Left to right; Game and Fish officers Chesley Sigman, John Partain, Puzzle Answers McJunkins, Jade Hughes, Howard County deputy, Randy Hainen, Game and Fish officer, Todd Tallant, Howard County Sudoku Solution #2497-D Between Acts deputy and Davy Ashcraft, State park ranger. S E L F C R A M O R D E R 4 1 5 7 2 6 9 8 3 P A I R L A N A N A I V E 2 8 9 3 1 4 5 7 6 A C C I D E N T S E G R E T S H E R A D I C A L E N D 6 3 7 8 5 9 2 1 4 T I N O B I T Lockesburg The Lockesburg Ministerial First United Methodist Church of A C U P U N C T U R I S T S 5 7 1 4 8 2 6 3 9 R U H R P I A A M T O O Association will hold a commu- Lockesburg. Rev. John Lindsey, 9 2 4 6 7 3 8 5 1 E R I K S P R I G O P U S Sunrise Service nity Easter sunrise service Sun., pastor of Rockhill Baptist Church, B I D I N E D U T A R O 8 6 3 1 9 5 7 4 2 A C E S O V E R E I G H T S Sunday April 8 beginning at 7:30 a.m. at will preach the message. 7 9 6 5 3 1 4 2 8 H O A R D E Y Q U A S T R A F E S U S E 3 5 2 9 4 8 1 6 7 U N C L E A C I D T E S T S 1 4 8 2 6 7 3 9 5 A D D E R N O N O E T A S D O C K S T W I G K A Y O © 2009 Hometown Content

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NHS’ Scrap Mercy inducted Net program a into cherished tradition Komen’s among students pink ribbon society CECIL ANDERSON cluding sporting events, NHS Correspondent school activities, and local community activi- HOT SPRINGS – St. Jo- Every year for the ties. The claim to fame seph’s Mercy Health Cen- past decade, Scrap Net, for Scrap TV, though is ter has been inducted or Scrap TV to some its Saturday Night Live- into the Susan G. Komen students, has given stu- style skits, which have for the Cure’s Pink Rib- dents at Nashville an en- grown from short stabs bon Society. tertaining view of activi- at comedy to longer, The honor was an- ties and events occur- more complex affairs. nounced at the annual Ko- ring in the community From the 2007 skit men 2012 Grant Awards and at the school. during which Holly Luncheon in Little Rock. Terri McJunkins Couch allowed a stu- The Pink Ribbon Soci- spearheaded the cre- dent to be set up and CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News ety is an honorary mem- John Aylett, of Nashville, plans to bike from Savannah, Ga., back to his home to ation of multiple Scrap sent to the principal’s bership based on com- celebrate his 50th birthday. Net programs, and her office for a cell phone munity leadership in the multimedia class puts violation to the 2011 skit area of breast health and together the Scrap Net where Bobo Marshall breast health awareness program. compared many of the CHASING A DREAM and given to recognize Every spring, Scrap Nashville High School significant contributions Net goes live for the staff to weather condi- Local man plans to bike 800 mile journey on 50th birthday to the state to advance entire school’s view- tions on a weather map, the mission of the Komen organization. ing pleasure, and each Scrap Net has become CECIL ANDERSON n NHS Correspondent iteration boasts and im- A release from Komen legendary for pushing ohn Aylett will be turning 50 on April 27, and his provement over the last the envelope, and pick- Arkansas stated: St. Jo- thanks to advancements ing at staff and students. plan is to celebrate the occasion by trekking on a seph’s Mercy worked dili- in technology and stu- Scrap Net will con- bike from Savanna, Georgia to Nashville. gently to raise the funds dent skills. tinue to entertain the J needed to revive their Scrap TV covers a wide masses of Nashville High Aylett plans to return to Nashville be. mobile mammography range of programs, in- School students. on his birthday after two weeks of “I started riding my bicycle about unit and program. With biking across four states. two years ago,” Aylett said. “My un- new digital equipment, “God has blessed me with good cle, Chester Haines, actually inspired the mobile unit will now health,” Aylett said. me. He’s about 70-years-old and still be on the road again, He is going to have to use every riding a bike, up until he got Alzheim- servicing the rural areas bit of health that he has to complete er’s.” of their community.” the journey. Heat is expected to be Haines was not the only inspira- The award was pre- a factor, although the flat terrain of tion that Aylett noted. Phil Brown sented by Ellen Kreth, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and also inspired Aylett with the 50 mile Komen Arkansas board Arkansas will have little effect on the run he endured on his 50th birthday chairman and received journey. late last year. by Marsha Oliver, opera- But the most major factor is the “If I live to be 100, I will probably tions manager for the St. fact that Aylett will be covering near- come back the other way” from Cali- Joseph’s Mercy Women’s ly half the distance of the lower 48 fornia, Aylett stated. Center. states. The ambitious Aylett emphasized The Mercy Mobile He will not be biking alone. Steve how God had blessed him, and Mammography Unit is Louis, of Mineral Springs, has said hoped he would be able to make the expected to be ready in that he will join Aylett on his bik- journey from California to Nashville. June. Developed to make ing trip and Tommy Marrow has This would mean Aylett would, in mammogram screenings expressed an interest in riding with his total lifetime, have traveled from more accessible, the Aylett and Louis once they cross the Savanna, Ga. to a costal California 40-feet-long Mercy Mo- Mississippi River and enter back into city. bile Mammography Unit Arkansas. In other words, he would cross will travel to rural loca- “Around 800 miles” is the distance the entire continental United States tions to assist medically that Aylett has estimated the trip to in one lifetime. underserved women in south central Arkansas.

The Family of Mrs. Valerie Ware-Jones acknowledges with deep appreciation your kind expression of sympa- thy. We will forever cherish the life of Valerie and eter- nally wave to the heavens as she begins her journey among the stars. Thank you for your sympathy cards, food, flowers, visits, phone calls, emails, texts and any act of kind- ness that you showed during our time of be- reavement. We were deeply touched by your words of condolence and are thankful that you were there for us at our most difficult time. Words cannot adequately express our apprecia- tion for the love and support you have shown to us after the passing of Valerie (Sista Blessed). We are deeply grateful. A Special thanks to Roland Piggee Baptist Church, Tollette First Church of God, & Mineral Springs-Saratoga School District

Thanks The Valerie Jones, Ware, King, Family Blessed by The Best Not worried About The Rest

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GLENWOOD – Central Arkansas Development Council Head Start Cen- ters in Pike and Montgom- TOMMY GOODWIN | Lafayette County Press ery Counties are accept- Boxes and other containers litter the ground at what ing applications for early ADEQ officials say could constitute an illegal dump site enrollment for the fall in Lafayette County. 2012 school year. Head Start’s services include early reading ADEQ to investigate and writing, kindergarten readiness, health and nu- apparent illegal dump, trition screening, vision and hearing screening, nu- tritious meals and snacks, spokesman says disabilities services and family services. While

TOMMY GOODWIN SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News CADC does not provide Lafayette Co. Press Deputy Hector Cortez of the Howard County Sheriff’s Department was one of transportation services, it 49 officers who participated in the Basic Police Training Class 2012-A at the will assist families in seek- GARLAND - Just west of Doc’s Seafood, about a quar- Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy in East Camden. Sheriff Butch ing public transportation. ter of a mile across an open field, is a dump site that’s Morris said Cortez’s 12-week, 480 hour course began Jan. 8, and included To be eligible to enroll apparently been in operation for many years. instruction in standard police tactics, firearms, legal, educational, technical in the Head Start program, What appears from satellite photos to be four dis- skills, and practical exercises. “In each course, emphasis is placed upon the a child must be three or tinct pit locations lie right at the woodline about 100 officers achieving excellence in both academic subjects and firearms training. four years old. The family An officer must maintain an academic score of at least 70 percent on each feet from an adjacent wetland area on the same eleva- must also meet income examination, and consistently fire at least 80 percent during training exercises guidelines. Verification tion level. to successfully complete all phases of the course,” he said. Graduation The pits seem to have been used in rotation in the ceremonies were conducted March 30 at the Southern Arkansas University of family income, child’s past, and the currently used one contains a broad Tech Ross Center. “We are proud to have Hector working with us and I believe birth certificate and im- mix of apparently empty, or partially empty chemical he will be a great asset to our department,” the sheriff ended. Cortez is a 2004 munization records are containers. Nashville High School graduate and is engaged to Abby O’Neal. required to complete an Containers for fungicide, herbicide, fertilizer and application. more lie in the pit, presumably awaiting burning, and later burying. View of the site is obstructed from the nearest road by a mound of dirt dug from the pit itself. C D Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality has Yard Sale Garage Sale 4 Family Yard & Porch Sale April 5th, 6th & 7th Deer Wood Estates been informed of the site and has stated its intention 126 West Main St • Lockesburg to research the site and to see if there have been any 408 Hearn St. April 6th & 7th 7:00 am until ??? (across from Ridgeway Church) Friday & Saturday • 7am - Dark past complaints regarding it. Furniture, Full Size Mattress & 3 couches (1 is Victorian), 3 recliners, beds, tables, According to an ADEQ spokesperson on Monday Box Springs & chairs, TV stands, 14ft-4.5 horse power aluminum morning, an open air dump of materials such as this clothing, Headboard, Rocking boat, collection Walt Disney Movies, Barbie’s, Toys Dishes, knick-knacks, pictures, house decor, women’s would not be permittable. Judging from the photos, the odds and ends Chair, Electric Bed spokesperson said, “It appears to be an illegal dump.” clothing (size small to plus), men’s clothing (med to (Twin) Misc. As of press time ADEQ had not had time to complete LOTS OF STUFF large), shoes, purses & many other things their investigation nor give definitive answers as to the operation’s legality. As these determinations are made, updates will fol- FOR LOCAL EVENT low. SHOWING TIMES, VISIT: www.kjep.tv Rain or Shine MOVING SALE KJEP-TV TELEVISION SCHEDULE IN TOLLETTE (look for the signs) starting Thurs. @ 3pm - Fri - Sat- Sun KJEP Jan ‘12 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday gas dryer & washer, entertainment center, gas 12:00 am TBA 12:30 am cook stove, king & queen size beds w/ mattress, 1:00 am Worship Network 1:30 am Live at Oak Tree dinette set, antique buffet & table, refrigerator, 2:00 am Ridgeway First Immanuel Inspired Ambition antique dressers, glass top coffee & end tables, 2:30 am Worship Baptist Baptist Baptist Church Worship On Mission Xtra 3:00 am Network Worship Nashville Worship Network 2 - 110 A/C units, 2- weedeaters, 2- big tv’s, 3:30 am Network network Wretched knick-knacks & much, much more 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

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KIDNAPPER JUDICIAL From Page 1 Morrison. Crockett re- quested a bond hearing INSTRUCTION for April 25. Morrison was ordered to return on July 18 for Ninth grade civics class gets pretrial and on July 24 for irsthand look at court system trial. Morrison is accused of TERRICA HENDRIX n Editor taking 19-month-old Zah- studeNts IN CONNIe Castleberry’s civics class kairi Morrison, of Tollette, spent a couple of hours Wednesday morning in cir- from her mother April 1. cuit court for a firsthand lesson. According to Chief Deputy Bryan McJunkins, The students listened presides over Drug Court Morrison “intentionally to arraignments and first for the district – which is collided with a car that appearance hearings in held in Howard County. was occupied by four fe- Howard County Circuit The Drug Court program males, one being an Zah- Court. provides an alternative to kairi Morrison.” McJunk- Circuit Judge Tom incarceration for defen- ins said Ralph Morrison Cooper told the students dants convicted of drug or “then started beating and that he spent nearly 14 other related charges. stabbing occupant and years as prosecuting at- The judicial district mother of Zahkairi by torney for the Ninth West consists of four counties: punching, kicking, and Judicial District before Howard, Little River Pike stabbing her with an ice being elected circuit judge and Sevier. Both judges pick. Ralph forcibly took in 2009. He was also a hear criminal, civil, do- Zahkairi from the moth- deputy prosecutor for the mestic relations, probate er, Amaria Webster, and district. and juvenile cases weekly. walked away with her in Cooper is one of two Prosecuting Attorney CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News his arms and the ice pick judges in the district; Bryan L. Chesshir, Nate Circuit Judge Tom Cooper makes a point during a presentation he gave Wednesday to in his hand and walked The Honorable Charles Steel and Circuit Clerk ninth grade civics students from Nashville. into the woods.” A. Yeargan, of Glenwood, Bobbie Jo Green also On April 2, Morrison also serves. Yeargan spoke to the students. turned himself in to the U.S. Marshals Service at an attorney’s office in Tex- AT RIGHT: Prosecuting arkana, McJunkins said via Attorney Bryan Chesshir press release. listens as Connie “Morrison had Zahkairi Castleberry talks to her with him and she was students. transported to a hospital FAR RIGHT: Slater in Texarkana by officers Wincher, a ninth grade for precautionary mea- civics student at sures. She appeared to be Nashville, asks a question unharmed,” McJunkins during a presentation confirmed. on the court system McJunkins transported conducted by Circuit Morrison to the Howard Judge Tom Cooper and County Jail after taking Prosecuting Attorney custody of him from the Bryan Chesshir. Staff photos by U.S. Marshals in the Miller Charles Goodin County Detention Facility parking lot. Diamond Park Speedway 20th Anniversary Season LIVE Black Racing Every Saturday Night history highway 27 between Nashville and Murfreesboro Real Estate - Personal Property- Guns J.C. GAILEY ESTATE AUCTION Come out and help us celebrate as the best of the best drivers batle 3 SAT., APRIL 14th - 10:00 A.M. program wide on the fastest race surface in Arkansas. See why we are the fastest 371 Shawmut Rd.- Murfreesboro, AR. growing race facility in the enire 4 states area. Don’t miss it! Directions:From Murfreesboro take Hwy 27 N. 5 miles to Shawmut scheduled Rd. Turn right 2½ miles to auction. Coming Events: Real Estate: Very nice triple wide home located on 2 acres(+/-). This home has been very well maintained and is ready to move Saturday, April 7th- 1st ever Miss Diamond Park Speedway Pageant Murfreesboro High School Audito- into at closing. Home features a 23x27 living room with fireplace at St. John rium. Register at 10:00 a.m. and the pageant will be from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. See who will be crowned plus ch/air, large dining room/ kitchen with lots of cabinets. Master in 7 age groups for girls and 1 age group for boys. bedroom is 16x14 and connects to nice master bath with garden Saturday April 7th - Racing at Diamond Park Speedway at 8:00 p.m. tub plus walk in shower. 2nd BR is also nice size with connecting CME Saturday, April 14th - “Jerry Bob Mitchell” Memorial Night with the Comp Cams Super Dirt Late Models bath. Utility room and enclosed back porch/patio. Carpet/laminate plus the 1st night of points flooring throughout home. A large 2 car attached carport with This is It! The Big handicap ramp. A 24x30 double door free-standing garage, St. John CME will host Saturday, April 21st- Racing at Diamond Park Speedway LIVE at 8 One Is Here 20 12x20 storage bldg., 20x40 pole barn, outside office bldg. Nice a black history program Saturday April 28th- The 3rd annual “Race for a cure” for the Howard County and Tri-County Relay for Life. landscaping and city water. Years of Racing ! : Sun., April 15 beginning at Twice as big as last year with a huge auction at intermission with Warren. Terms $3000 down day of auction, balance in 30 days at closing. Real Estate sells subject to confirmation. For inspection of real 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Willie And Thats Just The 1st Month of Our Biggest Year Since We Opened In 1992 estate call auctioneer. Benson of Free Christian Personal property/91 Mustang/ Household/ Guns: List will be in paper week of auction or go to mcgrewauctions.com to view Zion Church and Choir “Racetrack Round Up” LIVE every Thursday Night With listing now. serving as guest speaker. Track Promoter Warren Clemons from 6:00 to 7:00 pm. For more information, AALB 59 McGrew’s Auction Service AALB 512 On B99.5 FM And on The Internet At 870-356-3029 Kenny & Kenny Ray McGrew 870-356-2103 contact Denise Coulter at www.southwestarkansasradio.com McGrew Auctions “Just a “BID” better” 870-287-5631. Page 7 THURSDAY The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 April 5, 2012 K & N Red - E - Mart 200 W. Bishop Nashville Proudly Sponsored this picture page for the ...... Nashville Baseball Jamboree 2012

Zach Patrick glides in across home plate as Futrell Marine battles the Murfreesboro Rattlers in 9-10 year old action.

Photos by Dewayne Holloway Ty Gordon puts everything he has into a fastball Saturday as Futrell Marine competes in the Nashville Baseball Jamboree at Nashville City Park.

Caleb Ware slides in safely at home for a Western Auto run as Jacob Moore defends home plate for Dierks in 7-8 year old action.

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Zane Cox connects for a base hit as the 11-12 year old Nashville coach, Miles Mitchell, watchs as Michael Bevill beats the throw to third for Nashville while Ryan Roberts of Dierks Outlaws play Saturday. Murfreesboro watches for the throw from home plate. Page 8 THURSDAY April 5, 2012 The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 erty Baptist Chur Lib ch New Generation Ministries 103 S. Main Come Worship With Us! Easter Program Everyone Welcome 11:00 am with Pastor Kevin Brazil Sunrise Service Regular Service 6:30 AM 11:00 AM For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even though he dies; not perish, but have everlasting life. and whoever lives and believes in me will never die. ~ John 11:25-26. John 3:16 First Baptist Church Holy Week / Easter Events at of Nashville St. Martin of Nashville 9:00 am 10:15 am 6:00 pm Sunday School Morning Service Evening Service

Palm Sunday, April 1st Good Friday, April 6th English Mass 10:30 am Live Stations of the Cross 9:00 am Spanish Mass 12:00 pm (lunch folling) Bilingual Mass 3:00 pm Holy Thursday, April 5th Easter Vigil, April 7th Bilingual Mass 6:00 pm Bilingual Mass 6:30 pm

And he saith unto them, Be not affrighted: th Ye seek Jesus of Nazareth, which was crucified: he is Easter Sunday, April 8 risen; he is not here: behold the place where they laid him. Bilingual Mass 11:00 am Mark 16:6

We invite you to join us this Sunday as we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Sunday School 9:55 a.m. Worship Service 10:55 a.m.

We would also like for you to meet our new pastor, Paul Bullock, and his wife Liz, as we welcome them to Nashville.

Paul Bullock Listen live on KMTB 99.5 FM Pastor Watch on KJEP-TV: Wednesday at 8:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m. Thursday at 2:00 a.m. Page 1-B THURSDAY The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 sports April 5, 2012 Lady Outlaws claim 2-0 win with fifth inning rally DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY single by Whitney Ben- Sports Editor nett. DIERKS – Caitlin Lites Emily Brewer reached earned a much needed on an error and Caitlin Li- victory Tuesday, pitching tes reached on a squeeze a three hit shutout as the bunt to load the bases. Lady Outlaws claimed a The Lady Outlaws were 2-0 victory over the Fouke able to finally take the Lady Panthers. lead on a hard hit ball to The win was the first for center field by Autumn Dierks since their 7-0 win Helms, scoring Bennett against Horatio on March and Brewer. 26. Lites struck out four in Helms led the team of- seven innings of work in a fensively with two hits game that lasted approxi- and an RBI, while W. Ben- mately one hour. nett, Lites, Sarah Cothren Both teams struggled at and Hailey Carraway all the plate with Dierks and recorded hits. Fouke each mustering six Dierks will host Mineral hits. Springs Friday in base- Fouke never had more ball and softball action than four batters on base and will travel to Mt. Ida DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News in any one inning, while Monday with both teams Emily Brewer (8) slides in for what would be the final Lady Outlaw run Tuesday as they scraped out a 2-0 victory over Dierks failed to reach base playing. the visiting Fouke Lady Panthers. until the fifth inning. The Lady Outlaws will Dierks entered the sixth play host to Centerpoint inning locked in a 0-0 tie, April 10 and the boys and Scrappers dominate Collin Raye Relays but was able to get things girls will play host to Mur- going thanks to a one out freesboro April 11. DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY JaKaree Gaines had a 8th (:56.69) Jose Sepulveda, Eric Per- Sports Editor big day with victories in 800M: Daniel Moreno ez 1st (8:47.24) DE QUEEN – The Nash- the 200M Dash and second 1st (2:04.97), Eric Perez High Jump: Brandon Scrapperettes finish ville Scrappers crushed place finishes in the 100M 2nd (2:11.15) Shamrock 1st (6-0) the competition last dash and the long jump. 1600M: Daniel Moreno Pole Vault: Michael Thursday, amassing 217 Cameron Lofton won 1st (4:42.73), Jared Jones Steele 4th (10-6) distant second points, to earn the victory DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY the 400M dash, Deangelo 5th (5:00.93), Michael Long Jump: JaKaree 2nd (1:03.65) at the Collin Raye Relays. Sports Editor 100M Hurdles: Monisa Coulter won the 110M Steele 7th (5:10.27) Gaines 2nd (21-1), Jacobi The 217 point total was DE QUEEN – The De Poole 1st (:16.06) hurdles, Brandon Sham- 3200M: Daniel Moreno Lampkin 4th (20-9), Mon- Queen Lady Leopards out- 4x100M Relay: Jamecia 38 points better than sec- rock won the high jump, 1st (10:24.24), Jose Sepul- torey Johnson 6 (20-0) distanced the opposition Robinson, Breona Jefferson, ond place De Queen who Jacobi Lampkin won the veda 5th (11:15.83), Jared Triple Jump: Jacobi last Thursday, finishing in Taimara Stewart, Hannah finished with 179 points, triple jump and Jared Mor- Jones 6th (11:20.06) Lampkin 1st (42-9), Dean- first place with 211 points, Vines 5th (:55.64) and 134 points better than row won the shot put. 110M Hurdles: Dean- gelo Coulter 2nd (42-2.5), while Nashville finished 72 4x400MRelay: Shayla Idabel who finished in gelo Coulter 1st (:15.51), Montorey Johnson 6th points back in second place Wright, Kirby Kell, Breona third with 83. RESULTS Brandon Shamrock 5th (40-2) with 139. Jefferson, Hannah Vines 6th Daniel Moreno dominat- 100M: JaKaree Gaines (:16.71) Shot Put: Jared Mor- Monisa Poole swept the (4:52.68) ed the field in the distance spring races, winning the 2nd (:11.29), Jacobi 300M Hurdles: Brandon row 1st (53-2), Jalen 4x800M Relay: Melinda events, winning every 100M, 200M and 400M dash- Moncus, Kirby Kell, Shayla Lampkin 4th (:11.73) Shamrock 4th (:44.16) Whitmore 3rd (48-5), event which included the es. She also won the 100M Wright, Hannah Vines 3rd 200M: JaKaree Gaines 4x400MRelay: Camer- Jose Camacho 6th (42- hurdles and the high jump. (11:37.40) 800M, 1600M and 3200M 1st (:22.85), Cameron Lof- on Lofton, Justin Kenne- 10) Kassidy Snowden earned High Jump: Monisa Poole runs. Moreno, along with ton 2nd (:23.15), Jacobi dy, Steven Snell, Brandon Discus Throw: Jared victories in the long jump 1st (5-2), Kassidy Snowden Michael Steele, Jose Sepul- Lampkin 7th (: 24.44) Shamrock 4th (3:46.77) Morrow 2nd (137-10), and high jump and finished 2nd (5-0) veda and Eric Perez were 400M: Cameron Lofton 4x800M Relay: Daniel Rashon Lee 3rd (135- second in the high jump and Pole Vault: Sarah Hosey tops in the 4x800M relay. 1st (:51.27), Steven Snell Moreno, Michael Steele, 11) the 400M dash. 4th (7-0) RESULTS Long Jump: Kassidy 100M: Monisa Poole 1st Snowden 1st (17-9), Breona (:12.90), Kassidy Snowden Jefferson 4th (16-0), Monisa 3rd (:13.15), Breona Jeffer- Poole 6th (15-9) son 7th (:13.93) Triple Jump: Kassidy 200M: Monisa Poole 1st Snowden 1st (36-4), Breona (:26.10), Kassidy Snowden Jefferson 6th (31-11) 3rd (:27.00), Taimara Stew- Shot Put: Kiann Green art 7th (29.34) 7th (30-7) 400M: Monisa Poole 1st Discus Throw: Kamie (1:00.14), Kassidy Snowden Westbrook 3rd (93-7) mercy.net Scrapper Showdown April 14 The Scrapper Showdown will be Sat., April 14 at 6:30 With Mercy Clinic you get a team of orthopedic experts. p.m. at the Elementary Cafeteria. There will be a catfish dinner, live and silent auction. When you choose a Mercy Clinic orthopedic specialist, you’re choosing the A raffle will also be held. region’s most comprehensive orthopedics program. Our team has you covered, The Chimney Rock Band will provide the entertain- from advanced diagnostics to surgery and rehabilitation. Other specialists like ment and Coach Billy Dawson will be the speaker. the state’s irst double-fellowship trained hand and shoulder/elbow surgeon are Tickets are $15 and are available at the Nashville administration office, from a Scrapper Cheerleader, also here when you need them. Whether it’s a simple doctor’s visit or outpatient athlete or you can pay at the door. surgery, Mercy’s orthopedic services are ofered in a single, convenient location. And your entire Mercy care team is connected by our state-of-the-art electronic health record, providing more personalized, coordinated care. County Line & Yancy Welcome to a better way to provide care. Welcome to Mercy Clinic. Volunteer Fire Dept. Find your Mercy physician at mercy.net. BBQ & Auction Sponsors: discount wheel & tire $400 regions $350 stockman’s Vet supply $350 first National bank $350 home Improvement Center $350 southern LP $300 Cargill Pork $200 hope Livestock auction $125 big Valley Land & Cattle $100 Center Point store $100 MasterKraft $100

Pictured left to right: tuesday, apr. 10, 2012 Dr. Cari Cordell, Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Michael Young, Orthopedic Surgery 5:00 - 7:30 P.M. at Dr. Ross Hardy, Physical Medical Rehabilitation Dr. Chris Young, Orthopedic Surgery Mennonite School • (Hwy.355) Dr. Robert Olive, Orthopedic Surgery Donations Only auction begins at 7:30 P.M. Page 2-B THURSDAY April 5, 2012 dierks The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Dierks FCS to It’s easter time hold second annual Fields of Faith Christian concert

DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY Sports Editor

DIERKS – The Dierks Fellowship of Christian Stu- dents will present the second annual Fields of Faith event Sat., April 21. Fields of Faith will begin at 4 p.m. and will continue until approximately 9 p.m. and is aimed at youth from sixth grade through college. The event is free and open to the public and will include a raffle drawing and Gideon Bibles will be dis- tributed. Local artists will perform and testimonials will be presented by radio personality Lauren Hinton and other locals. Consider Us Rescued will return to headline the event this year. They are a Christian band from Green- ville, Texas. They will be joined by First Class Hope who resides in Oklahoma. The two bands are with Four Flame Re- cords. Christian author Kevin Atchley will be the feature speaker this year. Atchley worked in special educa- tion before becoming a contractor. His book “The Lamb” chronicles the story of a SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News young boy who is present in the temple courtyard Dierks Easter egg basket winners include Emma Corbitt, Andrew Hill, Brett Jones, Stailee Harrison, Adi when Jesus chastises the money lenders and sets the Hill and Riley Counts. animals free. Steven, the protagonist, rescues a lamb thus saving himself. For more information contact Thomas Sweeten at 642-2056 or James Owens at 356-9687.

Blooming blackberry bushes signal the arrival of spring. Staff photo by Cecil Anderson

16 Temporary job opnenings Abbigator, Inc. in Abbeville, LA 5/21/2012to 2/28/2013. General worker needed for alligator farm. Feed and maintaining of alligators, harvesting of alligators and eggs and returning of wild alligators to marshes. Work includes i eld prep, fertilize, harvest, plant, tractor drivig, and water maint. Field prep in- cludes manual shovel work and hoeing of wees, spot spray treatments NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING and gen farm labor. Help repair and maintain alligator houses, build- The City of Nashville’s Planning and Zoning Com- ings, equip, farm, fences, i elds, levees, marshes, roads and shop. Load mission will hold a Public hearing on Tuesday, April and unload trucks. Worker must be able to lit /carry 70lbs. Allergies to ragweed goldenrod, insect spray and related chemicals, etc. may 17th, 2012, at 6 p.m. at the City Hall, Council Cham- aff ect workers ability to perform the job. Employer many require post bers, 426 North Main, Nashville, Arkansas. The pur- hire, random, upon suspicion or post accident drug testing, all at no pose of the public hearing will be to consider “rezon- cost to emplyee Job involves stooping, lit ing and working outside in inclement weather. Must have 3 mo exp in job off ered. All tools fur- ing” a property at 602 Front Street from R3 to H-C. nished at no cost. $9.30 hourly. Housing provided for all workers who Anyone with questions or comments should attend cannot reasonably return to their permanent residence daily. Guar- the public hearing or contact the City Code Enforce- anteed ¾ contract bei nning with worker date of arrival. If applicable , Transp & subsistence exp to worksite provided/paid by employer by ment Oficer David Johnson At (870) 845-8585 or Liz 50% of contract, rtn at completionof contract. Apply/send resumes for McDaniel, City Clerk, at (870) 845-1432. this job at the nearest local SWA @700 South Elm, Hope, AR 71801 ph 870-777-3421 using LA JO # 412337 (NCC:28, w87)

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Mount Zion will have Easter worship service on Sunday morn- ing at 11 a.m. Rev. Germany will bring the Easter sermon on the Resurrection of Christ. Everyone is invited to come and share in the most celebrated Christian Day in Christendom. Everyone in the area is doing ok. There were no emergencies in the community this week. Prayers are requested for the seniors. I went to the White Cliffs Recreation Center on Saturday evening and talked with a few people, one family fishing from Ashdown for the first time in thirty years. They found the facility to be good. There have been some changes made lately to accommodate the visitors and make their visit more comfortable. They have an attendant to make sure overnighters pay a small fee, several new brick toilets have been built and a playground for the children. Plenty of water is available. So, one’s visit should be pleasant. I also talked to Ms. Tony Pickett from Springdale. She and her family have just recently moved to the area to attend college. They were looking for places of recreation for their family, and were enjoying the area. Happy birthday to all of the April people: Leader Pearl Piggee, Goldie Wilson, Dana Greenlee, Berty Wilson, Irene Hendrix, Mary Crosslin. Angela Wilson, and Raymond Earl Graves. You know you are all great! Christian Refresher: Matt: 27: 17,20·-23,26,35,37,38·59,60, Matt. 28: 1,2,5,6,7,8 Word Study Bible. Therefore when they were gathered together, Pilate said unto them, Whom will ye that I release unto you? Barabbas, or Jesus which is called Christ? But the chief priest and elders persuaded the multitude that they should ask Barabbas, and destroy Jesus. Pilate saith unto them. What shall I do then with Jesus which is called the Christ? They all say unto him, LET HIM BE CRUCIFIED. And the gover- nor said, Why, what evil hath he done? But they cried out more, saying, Let him he crucified. Then released he Barabbas unto them: and when he had scourged Jesus, he delivered him to he crucified. And they crucified him and parted his garments, casting lots: that it might be fulfilled which was spoken by the prophet, they parted my garments among them, and upon my vesture did they cast lots. And set up over his head his accusation written: This is Jesus the King of the Jews. Then were there two thieves crucified with him, one on the right hand, and another on the left. And when Joseph had taken the body, he wrapped it in a clean linen cloth. And laid it in his own new tomb, which he had hewn out in the rock: and rolled a great stone to the door of the sepul- cher and departed in the end of the sabbath, as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week, came Mary Magdalene and the other Mary to see the sepulcher. And behold, there was a great earthquake: for the angel of the lord descended from heaven, and came and rolled back the stone from the door and sat upon it. And SUBMITTED PHOTOS | Nashville News the angel answered and said unto the women, Fear not ye: For I The Mineral Springs High School track is undergoing work that includes repair, resurfacing and restriping. know that Ye seek Jesus, which was crucified. He is not here: for Dawson Asphalt and Sealing was awarded the contract at their low bid price of $54,500 to complete he is risen, as he said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay. And the project. According to Superintendent Max Adcock, outdoor tracks need resurfacing and restriping go quickly, and tell the disciples that he is risen from the dead: approximately every eight to 10 years. Some minor damage to the Mineral Springs track also occurred and, behold, he goeth before you into Galilee; there shall ye see when the turf football field was installed last year. The MSSD board in its February meeting approved him lo, I have told you. And they departed quickly with fear and doing all necessary work. Besides a heavy track meet schedule, the facility is made available for patrons great joy: and did run to bring his disciples word. LOVE IS THE KEY! to use as a walking trail. Lisa ChandLer insuranCe ~ Group & Individual ~ Hope woman accused of setting man on fire G Health G Life G Dental G HOPE (AP) - Police in Authorities say 41-year- Authorities say he is being old Hope woman, who G Medicare Supplement G Hope say a man suffered old Aundra D. Pugh of treated at a burn unit in investigators say fled after For more information, call severe burns to his torso Hope was burned on Sun- Little Rock. the attack. after a woman allegedly day. Hope police have is- Police did not know (870) 845-5930 Ofice poured gasoline on him The Texarkana Gazette sued an arrest warrant for the relationship between while he was sleeping and reports that Pugh identi- Latasha Jones, a 28-year- Pugh and the woman. 845-7728 Cell set him on fire. fied his attacker to police. Look for us on Facebook! ST Johns CME Church 192 May road Nashville ar

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W ANTED ______member to bring two forms of I.D. SANDY BRANCH MOBILE HOMES Drivers: $1,200.00 Orientation We have your mobile home needs. 870-777-0365 Completion Bonus & make upto SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL & MOVING .43cpm! CDL-A OTR Exp. Req. Financing Available! 8:00-5:00 Many routes avail! Call Now: (870) 845-2940 1-800-213-7696. (MD-PD:37-41) ______• Residential P.O. Box 459 • Commercial Dierks, Arkansas he DeQueen-Mena Eductional • Industrial Ryan Turner, Owner Licensed Phone: Co-operative has the following Bonded & Insured (870) 286-2442 positions open for the 2012-2013 Cell: (870) 845-9299 school year. 1. Early Childhood Speech Pathologist for Howard Turner Electric County. he applicant must meet state certiication requirements. Salary based on Co-op schedule. CarLtON Price Reduced!!!!! For additional information or an application call Diana or Andrea MINI stOraGe at 870-386-2251 or come by the (870) 845-3560 main oice in Gillham. Applica- Howard County Children’s Center tion deadline is May 11, 2012. (DMEC:28, w59) EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY ______FOR REnT TRUCK DRIVER/RECYCLING – 1 BR, 1 BA, CH/A, Responsible for recycling pick-ups, parts Smith’s Mini Storage appliances furnished, delivery and pick-up, working baler – clean-up. Units available in washer/dryer, all elec., Monday thru Friday, some Saturdays. E.O.E. Nashville & Mineral Springs $600/mo. or $150/wk. Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., “A house is not a home…this is a very nice home, (870) 845-5075 Deposit required. 1577 Hwy 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852. with many extras.” There are 10 rooms: 3 BR/2BA, (870) 845-8637 formal living and dining rooms, nice kitchen with stainless appliances, ceramic tile throughout, sepa- MILLWOOD CORPORATION rate ofice or extra bedroom space, extra space in 2 Howard County Children’s Center vehicle garage for storage or even another small ve- Buyer of TimBer & TimBerland PART TIME POSITION hicle, fencing in back and extra space with adjoining WEEKEND HOUSE MANAGER - SMALL GROUP HOME - Working with three adults with developmental disabilities, in lot. Located on two acres at 1307 South AR Ave in Matt Tollett (870) 845-5582 a group home setting. Will work on basic living and socializa- Dierks and lists for $149,000. Johnny Porter - (870) 777-3774 tion skills. Work schedule is Friday, 3:00 p.m. through Sunday, www.rayandassociates.net Call for your personal tour today! 3:00 p.m. All candidates must be able to pass criminal records Ray & Associates Real Estate J.K. Porter Jason Porter RF#987 background check, pre-employment drug test and provide proof 724 S. Main St., Nashville • (870) 845-2900 of high school diploma or equivalency. E.O.E. P.O. Box 1316 Randy Ray (870) 904-0293 Ofice: Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc. 1577 Hwy. Terry Ray 845-7757 • Sharla Parrish 845-7079 Hope, AR 71802 800-647-6455 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852. No phone calls please. Dale Bennett 557-6597 • Laurie Westfall 584-7926 Page 6-B THURSDAY April 5, 2012 The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

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