NashvilleThe News THURSDAY • August 27, 2015 • Issue 68 •1 section • 10 Pages • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents • PUBLISHED EACH MONDAY & THURSDAY In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 Blood drive scheduled Code disagreement sharp at city meeting NASHVILLE - An acrimonious exchange between were in worse shape. When Clark stated that she and remains financially strong. She suggested that Nashville High School the mayor and a council member over code en- felt that was not enough, Jones retorted, “I am not the city rid itself of debt, as the city’s economic and will host a blood drive on forcement marked the most recent regular monthly pushing this ordinance on this guy.” financial situations are improving. Tues., Sept. 1 from 8:30 meeting of the Nashville city council Tuesday Clark at that point accused Jones of favoritism City financial director Jimmy Dale also echoed a.m. until 3 p.m. The Life- evening. in enforcing city code. the theme that the city’s economy is improving, Share bloodmobile will The argument between Mayor Billy Ray Jones Council member Vivian Wright partially defused noting that the sales tax receipts for the city were be parked in front of the and council member Monica Clark was a continu- the situation by interjecting that all properties in up by four percent on last year, which were them- school’s cafeteria/audito- ation of a harsh discussion begun in last month’s the area that are not in line with code should be selves up from the previous year and continues rium. meeting when Clark had stated that she had re- made to come into line with city ordinances. Jones a trend of increasing receipts for at least the last ceived complaints from constituents about a busi- replied to her that the ordinance does not have an seven months. Dale also reported that this month ness property in her ward. Jones had expressed enforcement mechanism, and that there are really saw three franchise payments and payments in to reluctance at that point to approach the business no repercussions from not being in code. the animal control service operated by the city by HCCC board owner. The conversation concluded without resolution. surrounding communities. Despite that, the month After regular business of the council had been The majority of the meeting was dominated by ended with expenses surpassing revenues because to meet dispensed with this month, Jones stated that he reports from city managers and the presentation of the circumstance of three payroll periods con- had spoken with the business owner, but would not of the city’s annual water and sewer system audit. cluding during the month, he explained. The Howard County be pursuing the complaints further. He also stated Auditor Elizabth Fawcett presented the audit, Public works director Larry Dunaway then Children’s Center will hold that there were other properties in the area that and said that the system has a net positive position reported that a proj- See CITY | Page 7 their annual evening board meeting Tues., Sept. 8, at 6 p.m., at the Women’s Group Home, at #6 Julia Gift of Life Nashville pair Circle, in Nashville. arrested in De Queen PATRICK MASSEY assaulted a store Gas prices De Queen Bee employee trying to Two Nashville resi- stop the theft. The continue dents were arrested employee, Beth Deen, yesterday afternoon told officers the sus- to drop on felony charges fol- pect struck her in the lowing an incident at Average retail gaso- face and bent her eye- line prices in Arkansas the De Queen Walmart glasses. have fallen 3.6 cents store. Another employee per gallon in the past According to a witnessed the suspect week, averaging $2.30/g report released by enter a car and head yesterday, according the DQPD, officers to GasBuddy’s daily west on Highway 71 survey of 1,826 gas were dispatched to towards Lockesburg. outlets in Arkansas. Walmart around 1 The employee provid- This compares with the p.m. in reference to ed officers with a the national average that a woman walking out license plate number has fallen 7.1 cents per of the store with a gallon in the last week and description of the to $2.60/g, according to buggy full of unpaid vehicle, which was gasoline price website DE RAY | Nashville News merchandise. While quickly located. GasBuddy.com. Alexandria Jackson gives blood during the blood drive hosted by Mineral Springs leaving Walmart, the The suspect, identi- Including the Schools Tuesday afternoon. LifeShare Blood Services partners with several local suspect reportedly See Walmart | Page 8 change in gas prices schools to give blood to those in need. in Arkansas during the past week, prices yesterday were 91.1 cents per gallon lower Hooten’s comes to town In Footballville than the same day one year ago and are 14.4 cents per gallon lower Representative of well-known sports than a month ago. The national average has decreased 12.8 cents magazine makes report to local civic club per gallon during the NASHVILLE- The rotary invited Barry is currently in their seventeenth year of last month and stands 82.8 cents per gallon Grooms, a writer at Hooten’s Publishing their television show which previews the lower than this day one Company, as the guest speaker for this South Eastern Conference and summa- year ago. week’s regular meeting held Wednesday rizes high school football across the area. “Gasoline price at the Western SIzzlin’ in Nashville. As “As far as high school football is con- trends finally aligned a part of his job at Hooten’s, Grooms cerned the Nashville Scrappers have last week across all areas of the country,” speaks at an average of twenty places been picked as number two in the state said Patrick DeHaan, every year. because of their great lineman,” Grooms GasBuddy senior pe- Grooms introduced the group to some said. “Our team at Hooten’s expects Dar- troleum analyst. “The of the history of the Hooten’s publication danelle to win the state championship Midwest saw gasoline and also spoke of the expectations for because they have a total of five three- prices plunge after it was reported that BP both college and high school football year starters on their offense.” was looking to bring this season. Grooms also included that Warren has its Whiting refinery on- According to Grooms the first maga- several new and inexperienced players line in the days ahead. zine came out in the early 1990’s and it while the running back from Dover has Should this eventually was printed by Dave Campbell; “Arkansas had offers from the Air Force. “Junction be confirmed, prices could fall through at Football” was first published by Chris City was selected to win for 2A, Smack- least Labor Day in the Hooten who is the president of Hooten’s over for 3A, Pulaski County for 5A, and Midwest. On the flip Publishing Company. Pine Bluff is expected to repeat their HALEY SCHOOLEY | Nashville News side, motorists in the Grooms informed that in 1994 Hooten’s, championship for 6A,” informed Grooms. Barry Grooms displays a recent issue of Hooten’s Northeast should now the largest pre-season magazine, was es- “We are seeing a lot of kids that are hun- Arkansas Football, considered the premier sports be on alert after a ma- magazine in the state, to the Nashville Rotarians. jor fire struck a PBF tablished. He also said that the company gry for success. refinery in Delaware City on Friday. The mar- ket hasn’t really had a chance to react, but it could turn ugly at String of thefts leads to arrests of Batesville couple the pump in the days ahead for motorists in DIERKS - A Batesville items taken from in- be the had recently returned According to state- that region. Elsewhere, the West Coast saw couple has been im- side one apartment and same to Batesville. While ments made by Dierks prices decline, along plicated in a series of from a vehicle parked in stolen speaking with that resi- investigator John McK- with the Gulf Coast, thefts in and around the front of another apart- from dent of the apartments, ee, Bailey was arrested East Coast and Rock- Dierks area, according ment. The report goes the police also learned of by the Batesville po- ies- virtually everyone to reports produced on to say that a person apart- the theft of a purse. lice department and saw gasoline prices fall in the last week. As we by the Dierks Police contacted the depart- ment, They contacted the brought to the Howard enter the final stretch Department. ment the following day and owner of the purse and County jail, where she of the summer driving According to affa- stating that he was in police confirmed the theft. is being held on charges Bailey season, autumn still davits to be filed with possession of a televi- were In total, a purse, mul- of theft of property, looks to bring a big Howard County Cir- sion set that could be able to contact an- tiple television sets, breaking or entering drop in gasoline pric- es. Crude oil last week cuit Court, police were one stolen from the other resident of Tim- a safe and a wheeled and residential bur- touched under $40 a first made aware of the apartment which he ber Ridge Manor and ice chest were listed glary on a $15,000 bond. barrel for the first time thefts on August 15 claimed to have had learned that Church among the stolen items, Church was arrested by since the recession, when residents of the purchased from Timo- and his girlfriend, Lata- most of which were Batesville police at a and this week could Timber Ridge Manor thy Scott Church, 32, sha Kay Bailey, 25, of later found near Holly later date, and has not bring prices that stay under that key level,” apartments in Dierks of Batesville. The tele- Batesville had been Creek south of the city yet been returned to DeHaan said. contacted them about vision was reported to staying with him, but park in Dierks. Howard County. 2 Editorial The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, August 27, 2015 Facing the threat of tuberculosis in Arkansas

It was called the “White Plague.” Tuberculosis caught untold numbers of people in its grasp, leaving thousands dead. In the late 1800s, doctors had few means to treat the deadly disease, and its contagious nature added to the danger and overwhelmed the few medical facilities that existed in the United States in the nineteenth cen- tury. Arkansas was no exception. And in the early 1900s, the state created a new facility to help these patients, the Arkansas State Tuberculosis Sanatorium. Tuberculosis is an infection of the lungs caused by a particular species of bacteria that KENNETH can infect both adults BRIDGES and children. In the History 1800s, it was often called Columnist “consumption” because of how the disease would essentially consume the patient’s ability to breathe. While most people infected by tuberculosis never develop symptoms (known as latent tuberculosis), those who do fall ill from it (active tuberculosis) face serious problems. The disease is fatal in half of the active cases if untreated. Up until the early On sin and a hypocritical child-molester twentieth century and the development of antibiotics, no treatments or vaccines existed. The disease would File this one under “and the hits just keep coming…” Josh private has now been proclaimed from the housetops for all slowly break down the ability of the lungs to function. Duggar of 19 Kids and Counting fame, who was already on to hear. And even if men never find out about what we do, Thousands died slow, painful deaths as a result. While thin ice after his years-ago-but-recently-revealed teenage everything about us – not just our actions but our unspoken almost anyone was susceptible and the disease did not sexual indiscretions resulted in TLC’s decision to cancel his words and even our thoughts, attitudes, and motivations – spread easily, those with weakened immune systems family’s popular reality-TV show, has once are clearly seen and known by the omnipres- were most at risk from catching it. again become front page news after he was ent, omniscient Creator of the universe. The state legislature established the sanatorium in identified (along with about 37 million others) Lesson number two: Sin has conse- 1909, offering $50,000 for construction of the first build- as a client of the self-proclaimed “original ex- KEVIN quences. Sin has eternal consequences to be ing. A board of trustees settled on a site of 970 acres tramarital affairs [web]site” Ashley Madison. SARTIN sure, but sin always carries with it temporal near the small community of Booneville in Logan County, After news of Duggar’s infidelity went viral a Theology consequences as well. Always. In his letter with the first patient being admitted early the next year. statement purportedly written by Josh was Columnist to the churches in Galatia, Paul admonished The rolling hills and clean, dry air, and quiet community released on the Duggar family website. In believers there with this well-known warning: were seen as an ideal place for patient rest. that statement, Josh admitted to his marital “Do not be deceived, God is not mocked; for Arkansans of all ages needed the sanatorium’s ser- unfaithfulness and lamented the impact that whatever a man sows, this will he also reap.” vices, and in 1924, a group of Masons from nearby Fort his sin has had and will have on his wife Anna and their Relating to the sin of adultery in particular, Solomon in the Smith donated a building for children. Three years later, four children. book of Proverbs stated that just as a man can’t “scoop fire a school was established for the youngest patients at the One thing that I’ve discovered in my relatively brief time into his lap without his clothes being burned,” neither should facility, which local residents began calling “The Hill.” on this earth is that learning meaningful, lasting life lessons a man who commits adultery expect to go unpunished. Sin In 1938, the legislature passed the Nyberg-Nichols Act, by proxy is something that just doesn’t happen very often. always has consequences. expanding the sanatorium even further. State Sen. Leo Oh sure, others can try to tell us how to live, and they can Lesson number three: The battle against sin is primar- Nyberg of Philips County, who had contracted tubercu- warn us of the negative consequences that await should we ily about our hearts, not our hands. The Duggar family’s losis, spearheaded the legislation. The new construction continue to travel down the bumpy road of reckless living, strict child-rearing and relationship rules have long been on would modernize and expand the facility to 1,100 beds. but the sad reality is that most of the time we have to make display for the general public to see and debate. Josh and Nyberg himself would die at the sanatorium in 1941, and our own mistakes, take our own lumps, feel the pain of self- Anna did not date, they courted. Josh and Anna’s physical the main building was later named in his honor. destructive behavior for ourselves before we change our contact during their courtship and even their engagement The sanatorium became the most respected facility direction. When you couple that reality with the fact that it was limited to hand-holding. Josh and Anna didn’t share their of its type in the world. Eventually, it boasted its own feels somewhat callous and trite to reduce someone else’s first kiss until after they were pronounced man and wife at newspaper, farm, and even fire department. Some of disastrous choices to a couple of talking points, I’m almost their wedding ceremony. And none of those “safeguards” the world’s top tuberculosis experts routinely toured afraid that trying to identify some lessons for the rest of us to prevented the sexual immorality that was apparently fester- The Hill. learn as we gather around and stare at the smoldering, ruin- ing in Josh’s heart from creeping out into his actions. Not Many patients died in the facility, with the doctors of ous heap that is Josh Duggar’s life would be well-intentioned that there is anything wrong with putting safeguards into the day helpless to stop their decline. However, many futility at best and empty sermonizing at worst. But we’re place – but behavior modification alone is no match for sin. patients were able to recover, leave the sanatorium, and going to give it a shot anyway because maybe, just maybe, We must wage war against sin in our hearts first. We must lead healthy lives. Patients spent anywhere from a few Josh Duggar’s failings will serve as a warning that will be battle lust by believing and treasuring God’s promises like months to several years at The Hill, averaging about heeded by someone who is tiptoeing precariously close to “blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God,” and two years. the edge of disaster. So, here we go: “the LORD God is a sun and shield…no good thing will He The breakthrough in antibiotic treatments, however, Lesson number one: Secrecy is an illusion. Back in the withhold from those who walk uprightly” more than we spelled the eventual end of the sanatorium. Patient 1950’s, Hank Williams famously sang “Your cheatin’ heart treasure the passing pleasure of sin. numbers dwindled quickly, with the last patient leaving will tell on you,” but a thousand-plus years before that Je- Josh Duggar has been dealt a severe blow. He may recover, in 1972. sus of Nazareth said “there is nothing covered up that will but there is no doubt that his legacy and his reputation never The facility served more than seventy thousand pa- not be revealed, and hidden that will not be known,” and fully will. All of us would do well to learn from his error and tients by the time it closed in 1973, a number equivalent “whatever you have whispered in the inner rooms will be to look to our own lives, lest we suffer a similar fate. to the populations of North Little Rock or Springdale. proclaimed from the housetops.” In Josh Duggar’s case, the n n n The Hill still serves as a center for the developmentally same internet that provided anonymity for his indiscretions disabled. Booneville established a museum on the site Kevin Sartin is pastor of First Baptist Church on Main St. also provided others with the opportunity to destroy that in Nashville. Rev. Sartin holds a Master of Divinity Degree in 2010. anonymity, and that same internet now also has allowed his The Centers for Disease Control reports that tu- from the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and has failings to be broadcast to untold millions around the world. spent the last decade pastoring churches in Louisiana and berculosis rates have dropped nearly 90% nationwide Talk about irony! What Josh Duggar thought was secret and since records began being kept in 1953, thanks to public Arkansas. awareness, antibiotic treatments, and vaccines. Many courses of treatment no longer require hospitalization. While once meant as a place for comfort and quarantine, LETTER POLICY modern medicine has thankfully made the sanatorium no longer necessary. The Nashville News welcomes letters to the editor addressing any topic of interest to our readers. To be published, letters must be 300 words or less and include the contact information of the person writing them. 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[email protected] Find us on the Internet at: www.swarkansasnews.com Thursday, August 27, 2015 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 3 Words of Joy Obituaries Joe William “Bill” Larey, Jr., 66, Avid Razorback Fan, Aug. 25 Mr. Joe William “Bill” McAnally of Neosho, Missouri; as well as Larey, Jr., or affectionately a host of other family and friends. known as Papa Bear, passed He lived many years in Nashville, away the morning of August Arkansas and loved to watch Scrapper 25, 2015, in the comfort of his football. He moved to Greenville, South home in Neosho, Missouri, Carolina in 1986, later moving to Grove, after a courageous battle with Oklahoma in 1990. He was employed by cancer. Bill was 66 years of age. He was Simmons Foods for several years, retiring born May 31, 1949, in Texarkana, Texas, to in December of 2011. Bill loved spending the late Joe William Larey, Sr. and Lorene time with his family, ishing, hunting, (Dexter) Larey. watching football, shooting sporting clays He was raised on a farm in Fouke, “Papa Bear” and solving the worlds problems with Arkansas. He attended elementary school friends at Gearhead Grill in Neosho. He in Fouke and graduated in 1967 from Arkansas High was the world’s biggest Arkansas Razorback fan and in Texarkana, Arkansas. loved to watch them in all sports. Everyone that met He had two siblings, Delta Larey Chalker and Bill adored him. He was a kind and gentle man who Marcus Wayne Larey. never met a stranger. Call Those Hogs!! Bill is survived by his wife, Georgia Larey of the Memorial services for Mr. Larey are 2:00 p.m. home; four children, Terry Larey and wife, Angie, Sunday, August 30, 2015, in the Anderson Chapel of Grove, Oklahoma, Denisha Larey Gonzalez and of the Ozark Funeral Homes with Trevor Royce husband, Jose, of Grove, Oklahoma, Marcus Larey oficiating. The family requests everyone wear HALEY SCHOOLEY | Nashville News and wife, Melisa, of Andrews, North Carolina and Arkansas Razorback attire if at all possible. In lieu Michael Howard, pastor of Blue Bayou Church of Christ Stacy (Corter) Hendrix and husband, Grant, of of lowers memorial are being directed to his son spoke at the Chapel Hill Church of Christ Wednesday Anderson, Missouri; fourteen grandchildren, Katie, Marcus’s church, Cornerstone Community Church, night, saying, “People should see the joy and enthusiasm that we have as Christians. That is what brings in their Dakota, Kelsea, Joseph, Jesse, Kassi, Trevor, Jacob, P.O. 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Michael P. McGinnis Michael P. McGinnis, 66, of Nashville, passed away on Monday, August 24, 2015 in Texarkana, Texas. He was born on June 11, 1949 in South Bend, Indiana. Survivors include his wife, Ofelia McGinnis of Nashville; one son, Danny McGinnis of Nashville; one daughter, Sativa McGinnis of Nashville; and one grandson, Jaden McGinnis of Nashville; and a host of other relatives and friends mourn his passing. A private family memorial service will be held on Thursday, August 27, 2015 at Antioch Cemetery in Nashville. You may send an online sympathy message to latimerfuneralhome.com. 4 Community The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, August 27, 2015 Nashville graduate accepted into International Study in Shanghai, China

Ramsey and Matthews to exchange vows Clint and Betty Ramsey, Nation in Ada, Oklahoma. announce the engagement and The groom is the son of Danny approaching marriage of their and Ann Matthews and Mike Cason Johnson, a 2014 graduate of Nashville High School and daughter, Jennifer Kay Ramsey to and Janice Rose, all of Ada, a sophomore at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California has Carter Matthews. Oklahoma. He is a 2003 graduate been accepted into the university’s International program and Jennifer is a 2004 graduate of of Ada High School and is will study in Shanghai, China for the 2015-2016 academic year. Nashville High School, a 2008 employed as a project manager The coed along with 30 of his classmates will live in Shanghai graduate of Oklahoma State for Saunders Construction in and attend classes at Fudan University. Pepperdine has inter- University Technical Institute Ada, Oklahoma, national campuses in Germany, England, Italy, Switzerland, with an Associates in Applied The couple will be united in Argentina, and China. Sciences. She was a member of matrimony, Saturday, October Cason is the son of Johnny K. And Kim Johnson of Nashville. Delta Zetas and Chi Alpha. She 17, 2015 at the Waddell Winery in is employed as a Graphic design Ada, Oklahoma with ceremonies supervisor with the Chickasaw to begin at 6:30 p.m. Watermelon Weigh-off Site

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He indicated family of Regina Hopkins, They will face lots of chal- better yet, take a physi- crackers or cups of fruit cream pies and/or des- that if we have the same whose mother Rose conviction as David in lenges, many reward- cal fitness class for credit packed in its own juice. serts that must be kept Hopkins passed on Sunday. hours. This is a good way Other options include cold. Food safety is a the power of God the Rose was a resident of ing ones. Most students same success is available Little Rock. Condoences have heard of the “Fresh- to help relieve stress low-fat cheese sticks, major concern! and bring up your grade peanut butter, and nuts. Pick up a copy of How- to us. There is no need to the family of James men 15” which is gaining to fear the powers that Bersheres, who passed point average. at least 15 pounds that Eat these with caution ard County Fair tabloid come against what you away on Saturday, and first year of college. For Studies also identified though! 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The Blue Bayou Church of Christ at the Mountain Fork River between Dequeen and Broken Bow, Oklahoma. The church took a group of 28 people which includes: Cody Lites, Savanna Hill, Klaire Howard, Eli Howard, Jarrod Cochran, Katie Cochran, Audra Hughes, Abi Witherspoon, Dalton Smead, Makenna Chafin, Savannah Smead, Jase Coleman, John David Griffin, Michael Collins, Caitlin Lites, Robbie Cochran, Chris Gladman Sr., Chris Gladman Jr., Lisa Gladman, Loy Cochran, Chance Reed, Sydney Hughes, Lauri Coleman, Sam Coleman, Brian Smead, and Jennifer Smead. Photo Courtesy of Jennifer Smead Blue Bayou Church of Christ undertake a new adventure as they kayak down Mt. Fork River HALEY SCHOOLEY things happening all $25 per kayak for the them enough they fi- ing part of our float create a laughing spec- Staff Writer around the country ride,” informed Collins. nally found a way to down the river was the tacle. To everyone’s On Saturday, August and even all around the Collins also included work us in. We ended last set of rapids. It was surprise they did land 15, the Blue Bayou world…sometimes it is the need for communi- up having a group of 28 there that you go into a it and then we contin- Church of Christ em- just nice to take a float cation in order to make people in attendance.” breakoff section where ued on our fun and barked on a journey trip on the river with a this trip a success. “We Collins said that the there is plenty of rocks exciting trip down the floating the Mountain bunch of Christians,” had to have constant adventure lasted from and fast water. It was river.” Fork River located be- Collins said. “The kids communication not 1 o’clock in the after- definitely a sight to see Collins said that one tween Dequeen and are really active togeth- only with the parents noon until about 6:30 everyone go through of his favorite parts of Broken Bow, Oklaho- er and are excellent involved, but also with that evening. “The ac- there. Sometimes you the trip was when he ma. examples. They just the business. We had tual ride took about would just see a kayak and five others car- Youth minister Mi- needed one more big, at least one meeting a four hours to complete, or a shoe or paddle ried up the end of the chael Collins organized fun way to end their week for a couple of but that was because come out the end, but group. “We had linked the trip. “It is becoming summer with a bang months because we we stopped halfway on no person. Everyone our kayaks up six wide an annual thing. I put before starting back to were working hard to a giant rock in a shaded kept flipping and it cre- and we were strolling together the first float school.” figure out what day area. We parked our ated a very comedic down the river sing- trip last summer after I According to Col- would be the best for kayaks there and got sight,” said Collins. ing “Ain’t No Mountain was hired as the youth lins, the trip was inex- everyone so that the out to eat our lunch- “Right after that set High Enough” by Mar- minister for the Blue pensive and there was maximum amount of es. The fun part of the of fast water we all im- vin Gaye. There were Bayou congregation. no need for the youth people would be able lunch break was watch- mediately came upon even other groups that This was the second group to raise funds be- to attend,” Collins con- ing parents throw a five foot waterfall. were not with us that annual trip and I hope fore going on the trip. firmed. “Trying to get grapes up to the rock Everyone was parked began to sing along as to keep the tradition “It was very afford- a reservation was also from the water and past the waterfall wait- well. It was very enjoy- going.” able. Everyone just very hard. The busi- letting the kids catch ing for a specific adult able to be able to share “In a world where we paid their own way ness was booked al- them in their mouth,” in our group to come our joy in Christ’s love constantly see gloom, because ‘Ambush Ad- most every Saturday. Collins said. over, expecting they with everyone on the despair, and terrible ventures’ only charged I think after I bugged “The most interest- would not land it and river that day.” City of Lockesburg THE CENTER P.O. Box 14 • Lockesburg, AR 71846 Phone # 870-289-3261 • Fax # 870-289-2030 Educational Sponsorship e-mail: [email protected] POINT STORE The City of Lockesburg is seeking Applicants for up to $1,200.00 the position of a Municipal Utility Worker Co-City Our Popular Catish for continuing education, Superintendent. Applicant must have at minimum a 870-451-9141 will be served Grade II Wastewater license. 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LUKE REEDER | Nashville News Nashville Scrapper quarterback Gabe Moorer scrambles under dogged pursuit during the team’s scrimmage game In-home service transitions Friday evening, which took place in conjunction with the school’s Back to School Bash. At the event, head football coach Mike Volarvich praised the team and encouraged fans to attend events, saying, ‘Everybody on this field has JONATHAN CANADAY Officer Kerry Krell says a been working very hard. We have a home opener against Hope on September 4 and the more people we have in these Southwest Arkansas Radio large reason for the decision stands the more success we are going to have.’ After that opening game against Hope, the team will spend three weeks The Arkansas Depart- is a decline in both patients on the road facing De Queen, Watson Chapel and Arkadelphia before playing at home again. The 59 member team is ment of Health recently an- and employees. scheduled for three non-conference games and seven conference games before the playoffs begin. nounced that the depart- In-home service contract ment’s in-home service providers in our local area in- operations would be tran- clude 37 employees in How- sitioning to a private sector ard County, 85 in Hempstead Blue and White provider. County, 61 in Pike County, In a release from Dr. Na- and 24 in Sevier County. thaniel Smith, the director ADH IHS staff include 13 in and state health officer, the Hempstead County (regional agency can no longer sup- office), 4 in Howard County port the program “due to and 5 in Pike County. financial constraints and A call center is now avail- competition from the private able to respond to questions sector.” and provide more informa- ADH officials say no ser- tion about the transition of In- vices will be discontinued Home Services to the private with a six month transition sector. The number for the process. Public Information call center is 1-800-554-5738.

PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF ELECTION IN DIERKS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2 OF HOWARD COUNTY, ARKANSAS In accordance with the requirements of A.C.A. 6-14-109(a); A.C. A 6-14-109(b) notice is hereby given that a school election in the above named school district will be held on September 15, 2015, for the following purpose: (1) Consider the current millage rate for the Dierks School District #2. The total school tax levy of 43.0 mills represents

DIEDRA DOVE | Nashville News the same rate presently being levied. Outlaw Turner Reed carries the ball during the Blue and White Game last Thursday evening in Dierks. The team will Absentee and County Clerk’s Ofice play their first game early, on Monday, Aug. 31, hosting the Lakeside Rams before going on hiatus until their Sept. 11 Early Voting Howard County Courthouse game in Mt. Pine against the Red Devils. Only Room 10, 421 N. Main Nashville, AR 71852 P.O. Box 14 • Lockesburg, AR 71846 Early voting will begin on September 8, 2015 and Phone # 870-289-3261 • Fax # 870-289-2030 end on September 14, 2015. Early voting will be e-mail: [email protected] available Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 Fair cleanup Blood drive p.m. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE DIERKS Our Popular Catish The Howard County 4H will host a cleanup day at the A blood drive will be hosted by the Walmart in Nashville SCHOOL DISTRICT #2 Howard County Fairgrounds Sept. 5 from 9 a.m. until noon with a mobile donation center from LifeShare Blood Centers HOWARD COUNTY, ARKANSAS to prepare for the county fair. For more information, call in the parking lot of their store on Sat., Sept. 12 from 8 a.m. By, Karen Kitchens, Secretary 845-7517. until 5 p.m. (DSD:68,70,72;w138) & Sat. • 6 to 6 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Thurs. • 6 PUBLIC NOTICE The Mineral Springs School District will be The Dierks School District will be accepting Fri. • 6 accepting bids on a 2006 27’ travel trailer located The Mineral Springs School District will be sealed bids on bus #51-2-7, year model 1997, until in the bus yard at the Superintendent’s ofice. The accepting bids on two Ford Crown Vic cars. Both trailer has no title and will be sold as is. A title can vehicles are year model 2000, 4 door, AC, and September 30, 2015. The bus is mobile and drives be obtained but it will be up to the highest bidder. automatic transmissions. well. It will be sold “as-is.” The Mineral Springs School District reserves the The cars can be seen at the District’s ofice. A minimum bid of $1500.00 is requested. The right to accept or deny any or all bids. Sealed bids will be accepted until noon, September Dierks School District reserves the right to reject Sealed bids will be accepted until noon, September 14, 2015 at the Superintendent’s ofice. any and all bids. 14, 2015 at the ofice of the Superintendent. (DSD:68,70;w51) (MSSD:66,68,70;w80) (MSSD:66,68,70;w50)

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HOWARD COUNTY, ARKANSAS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT PROBATE DIVISION OF HOWARD COUNTY, ARKANSAS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF PR-2015-08-27 CIVIL DIVISION ROY BEASON AND KAY BEASON PLAINTIFFS CLIFTON CARNELL ROGERS, JR., deceased VS. CASE NO. CV2015-59-1 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR UNKNOWN HEIRS OF R.L. TRUTHART, deceased; AND AND FILING OF CLAIMS ANY OTHER INTERESTED PERSONS DEFENDANTS Estate of Clifton Carnell Rogers, Jr., deceased NOTICE OF QUIET TITLE ACTION AND WARNING ORDER 110 East 4th St. • Dierks Nashville • DeQueen • Dierks Last known address of decedent: 1292 Bluff Springs Rd., Mineral Springs, in To: Unknown heirs of R.L. Truthart, deceased, AND ANY OTHER People helping people Howard County, Arkansas INTERESTED PERSONS www.wilkersonfuneralhomes. Date of Death: March 21, 2015 Notice is hereby given that a Petition has been iled in the ofice of the Circuit com 507 Front St. • Dierks The undersigned was appointed administrator of the estate of the above-named Clerk of Howard County, Arkansas, to quiet and conirm title in and to the decedent on August 27, 2015. following described property in Howard County, Arkansas: All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them, duly veriied, All that part of the South 495 feet of the SE-4 of the SE-4 of to the undersigned within six (6) months from the date of the irst publication of Section 30, Township 9 South, Range 27 West, lying and being this notice, or they shall be forever barred and precluded from any beneit in the West of the Creek, containing 11.5 acres, more or less, in Howard Braces • Dentures • Partials • Crowns • County, Arkansas. Bleaching • Root Canals • Extractions estate. Provided, that claims for injury or death caused by the negligence of the • 870-286-2777 • 286-3220 (home) decedent shall be iled within six (6) months from the date of the irst publication Any person claiming any title or interest of any kind to such property is hereby ONLY $10/Week Complete line of property, of this notice, or they shall be forever barred and precluded from any beneit in notiied to appear herein within 30 days, to assert his title or interest in such By appt., Mon.-Thur. 8:00-5:00 ONLY $10/Week property and to demonstrate why title to this property should not be quieted and Adult Medicaid accepted casualty & life insurance the estate. (870) 845-2010 This notice irst published the 27 day of August, 2015. conirmed in Roy Beason and Kay Beason, Plaintiffs herein. (870) 845-2010 • Highest Standards • WITNESS my hand and seal of the Court this 25 day of August, 2015. 202 East 3rd St. • Dierks Clifton Carl Rogers, Administrator 888-845-NEWS • Professional Service • By: Kimberly Green, Circuit Court Clerk 888-845-NEWS Erin Hunter, Attorney at Law Prepared by: K. LeAnne Daniel, Attorney at Law P.O. Box 810 • Dequeen, AR 71832 P.O. Box 514 • Nashville, AR 71852 (EH:68,70;w190) (KLD:68,70;w217) 8 Community The Nashville News | Online at http://www.swarkansasnews.com | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, August 27, 2015 SaleS tax NHS 2014-2015 Yearbook reCeiptS inCreaSe bY Six perCent

NASHVILLE - The local has shown at least a two economy is showing strong percent increase from the signs of improvement, ac- previous year. cording to local officials Mineral Springs Mayor who deal with financial Bobby Tullis said that his matters. city had also seen signifi- According to Howard cant gains - mostly attribut- County Treasurer Sherri able to new businesses that Mixon, sales tax receipts have located in the city. Last are up significantly so far month was an aberation, he this year, which is a good explained, where in the pre- indicator of the amount vious year a single piece of of business that is being heavy equipment was sold conducted in the county. that made up more than a Her records indicate that third of the city’s sales tax the county has seen a six income for the previous percent increase over the year. He said that the one entire year thusfar, and that transaction skewed the though the county experi- figures greatly, but that in enced down months in July general, receipts for his city and February, other months are up by about $2,000 per LUKE REEDER | Nashville News had seen double digit in- month, showing an extra creases from last year. $20,000 or so in sales for Patrick Lamb and Alli Davis show off the yearbook Nashville finance direc- businesses in the city. tor Jimmy Dale reinforced All three officials ex- “Connected” which was received from the that with records of the pressed confidence that city receipts, which has the increases are a trend publishers last week. experienced an increase rather than an anomaly, and each month since January. that the local economy will He said that since February, continue to improve at least militarY ContraCting deal off each monthly statement through the end of summer. LITTLE ROCK - releases from various in Camden. Additional move as a “golden The Department of state offices, the Joint monies from the bond opportunity”. Defence announced Light Tactical Vehicle issuance went to SAU Calls for reaction Tuesday that they contract was awarded Tech and to the group to the statement Save the Bees would award a to Oshkosh in organizing the bond by the Department contract to build the Oshkosh, Wisconsin. issuance. Estimates of Defence were Call us if replacement to the This is after the at the time were not returned by HMMWV military Arkansas legislature that the total cost to Representative you have swarms. vehicle to a company passed a special bond taxpayers would be Justin Gonzales or in Wisconsin, instead issuance in May to at least $118.6 million. Senator Larry Teague, 870-557-4349 of building the new give Lockheed Martin Governor while Representative vehicles in Arkansas. more than $83 million Asa Hutchinson DeAnn Vaught refused According to to improve their plant characterized the comment.

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Candidates desiring to be considered for the above position should address each of FIREWOOD FOR SALE the above requirements within the body of their resume/application. INSURED THE CITY OF NASHVILLE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND OR ALL (870) 845-2307 APPLICATIONS 198 MURRAY LANE Off Hwy 278 W, toward Center Point THE CITY OF NASHVILLE IS AN EQUAL 870-845-2010 OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 10 Community The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, August 27, 2015 Family tradition continues at mainstay store of Athens HALEY SCHOOLEY According to Pugh her Staff writer faith is a very significant part of the business. ATHENS- Growing “Any time we run in to up in the rural area of obstacles my husband the state Cathy Pugh and I just trust God and fell in love with the small pray our way through hometown country feel- them. Our faith was a ing. As a teenager she major factor in buying started babysitting as the business and re- her first job, but then mains just as important she spent a large por- to this day as we are tion of her life farming. running the business,” Today Cathy and her Pugh said. husband Jeff are farm- Athens Deli and Fried ers and have broiler Pies has only one em- chicken houses. It does ployee and is open not end there though, Monday through Sat- they are also the own- urday from 6 a.m. to ers of the little country 6 p.m. in the summer store, Athens Deli and time and from 6 a.m. Fried Pies. to 5 p.m. in the winter Not only was Cathy time. The store, which inspired by the small has been around more country setting of the than fifty years special- HALEY SCHOOLEY | Nashville News store, but taking over izes in homemade ham- ownership also ap- Cathy Pugh jokes with a customer in her store Athens Deli and Fried Pies recently. Pugh and her husband took ownership of the business in July. The store, one of two in the community of Athens in the northern parts of Howard County, is a burgers and of course, pealed to her husband, longtime mainstay of the people in the area. their famous pies, which Jeff. The last four gen- are available in apple, erations on his side of such as shampoo, con- said. informed. community allows us to peach, apricot, choco- the family have owned ditioner, toothbrushes, Gail Seals, the aunt After helping her aunt develop relationships late, and coconut cream. some type of conve- toothpaste, medicine, of Cathy, first bought for a year, the Pugh’s with our customers on a Pugh included that “It is nience store which only paper towels, toilet pa- the establishment and made the decision to personal level. I would important for us to do a encouraged him to con- per, laundry detergent, opened it as a place to take over the business not trade it for anything,” wonderful job in serving tinue on with the family household cleaning sup- manufacture her famous officially on July 1st. affirmed Pugh. “There our customers because tradition. plies, and even diapers. pies. Although she had “We now have sole is always young-ins our business is primarily Athens Deli and Fried “We offer our small no experience in this line proprietorship of this running around joyfully spread through word of pies has many things to grocery section because of work, Cathy started business which I feel playing and we strive to mouth.” offer including gasoline, we are located pretty far helping her aunt run the like gives us an advan- maintain our image as She also indicated ice, breakfast, lunch, out and if someone in business in July of 2014. tage because we can a little country store by that she had a few ideas and dinner. The store the community needs “This was all new to choose to do our own always doing our best brewing in her head also has a small gro- something then they me when I started help- thing and stay true to to keep our customers as far as expansion for cery section which pro- can make a quick trip to ing Gail here. I did not the values which make happy. We are thankful the future. “I have a few vides sugar, flour, buns, our local store instead have any experience, our business unique,” to have the opportunity ideas that I have thought canned goods, condi- of having to drive all the but I was able to just said Pugh. to serve them and do about for the future of ments, cooking items. way to another town in live and learn and that “I feel like our busi- the best we can to keep our business, however, Also available are small order to get the items it what brought me to ness stands apart from them happy because it right now I am focused tools and other items that they need,” Pugh where I am today,” Pugh the rest because of our is our loyal customers on making our business kind, friendly service. Be- that keep our business thrive through our cur- ing a part of a happy little going strong.” rent standards.” (Uncle Dan’s Shoes) Where the action is! Aunt Sue always called my Uncle Dan a “well dressed man”. 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