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IN BRIEF Brothers accused of t pawning 51 stolen Chamber Husqvarna chainsaws banquet to be replayed TERRICA HENDRIX Editor on KJEP-TV NASHVILLE – Two brothers from Playback Hope made their first appearance in times for the circuit court yester- 2013 Nashville day after being accused Chamber of Commerce of pawning 51 stolen banquet on Husqvarna chainsaws KJEP-TV will throughout the state. be as follows: Sergio Garcia, 19, Mon., Feb. and Victor Garcia, 27, 18 – 3 p.m. appeared with their Tues., Feb. public defender, Aaron S. GARCIA 19 – 6 a.m. Brasel, in Howard Coun- Wed., Feb. ty Circuit Court before 20 – 7 p.m. Judge Charles A. Year- Thurs., Feb. gan. Both men were 21 – 9 p.m. Fri., Feb. 22 arrested for theft by – 12 p.m. receiving. Victor Garcia Sat., Feb. 23 is also charged with – 1 p.m. second degree forgery. V. GARCIA Victor Garcia asked, Rotarians to through their interpreter Maria Barandi- aran, why their bond was set at $50,000. host blood Deputy Prosecutor Daniel Graves drive told the court that due to a number of jurisdictions wanting to talk to the Gar- The Nash- cia brothers and the fact they have Im- ville Rotary migration Customs Enforcement holds Club will host a on them, that the bond should remain blood drive on Feb. 21 from at $50,000 each. 10 until 4 p.m. Nashville Investigator Amy Marion on behalf of said the two are accused of “pawning Howard Memo- brand new chainsaws from Husqvarna” rial Hospital. See STOLEN / Page 4 Lifeshare Blood Centers will have a bus parked at the old Neeley’s Service Station at 201 South Steel’s bill on Main Street. Everyone is invited to stop jail-time credit by and donate blood. There is a critical need passes in House in the area for CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News all blood types. ABOVE: Terre Tollett adds detail to her latest TERRICA HENDRIX For more in- painting. AT RIGHT: A selection of Tollett’s work. Editor formation or to sign up, con- tact Jonathan LITTLE ROCK - On Monday, Rep. Nate at 845-3601. Steel (D-19) presented HB1241 on the COVER ART House floor concerning the consequenc- es of not paying court-ordered fines. Darr won’t The bill, which passed the House Local woman’s unanimously, will insure that jail-time seek credit does not affect victims’ rights governor’s painting featured to restitution. in magazine Steel, of Nashville, sponsored ofice the bill, which stated that “The total amount of fines owed shall Lt. Gover- TERRICA HENDRIX nor Mark Darr Editor not automatically be reduced by (R-Springdale) the period of imprisonment, but the issued the local artist’s work has court may credit $40 for each day of following imprisonment against the total fine, statement in been featured on the excluding any amount owed for restitu- regards to the A cover of a popular arts tion, the defendant has been sentenced 2014 race for to pay.” Governor. and entertainment magazine. “It is basically intended to make sure “I have Terre Tollett’s painting, - titled fielded many “Strolling Down Central” - which that jail-time credit, although it often questions over captured the high-class style of el- discharges old fines, cannot discharge the past few egant shoppers in Hot Springs, was any restitution ordered by the Court,” months from featured on the cover of The Springs Steel confirmed. friends and Magazine this month. The bill is waiting to be heard in the supporters Tollett, a 1977 Nashville High School Senate. concerning the graduate, began sketching and drawing as Steel serves on the following com- 2014 Guberna- a child. mittees: torial Race. I When Jan Booker was the principal at Nash- House Agriculture, Forestry & Natu- have received ville Junior High School, she inspired Tollett to ral Resources Permanent Subcom of support and Agriculture encourage- paint by mentioning, “‘I think I’m going to take ment to run some lessons on how to paint.’ So that night, I went * House Committee on Agriculture, for this office See ART / Page 4 See STEEL / Page 4 and I am very humbled and appreciative. During this time, Kim and I have prayerful- $2K reward for information involving bald eagle death ly considered this important decision. We HIGHLAND – The Arkan- “Because the eagle was statutes. have decided sas Game and Fish Com- found along a highway, Bald eagles historically that this race mission and the U.S. Fish someone may have seen or occurred throughout the is not the right and Wildlife Service are heard something that will United States, Canada and choice for us investigating the shooting help in our investigation. Mexico. It typically takes at this time. I of a mature bald eagle near We are hoping that anyone four or five years for bald am happy to Highland in Pike County. with information on who eagles to mature, but many announce my The eagle was found is responsible for shooting do not start breeding until support of my west of the city along Ar- the eagle will step forward they are much older. friend, Asa kansas Highway 26. A re- and provide information They may live 15 to 25 Hutchinson for Governor of ward of up to $2,000 is be- that will help us solve this years in the wild. our great state. ing offered for information case,” Sigman said. Bald eagles are large rap- I intend to do leading to a conviction The identities of persons tors with typical wingspans anything that of the person or persons who provide information of about six to eight feet. Asa deems responsible for killing the will be kept confidential. Mature eagles have a dark helpful to as- eagle. Bald eagles are protect- brown body and wings, sist him in his AGFC wildlife officer Sgt. ed by the Bald and Golden white head and tail, and a SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News race for our Chesley Sigman said the Eagle Protection Act and yellow beak. state’s highest Game and Fish officials are offering a $2,000 reward eagle was discovered on the Migratory Bird Treaty A pair of bald eagles typi- for information leading to the conviction of the person office,” Darr Feb. 2 on private land. Act, both federal wildlife said. See EAGLE / Page 4 responsible for shooting this bald eagle, found in Highland. 2 editorial Thursday, February 14, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Bloomberg, Hagel and Budweiser

Random thoughts on the passing scene: I can't get excited by the question of whether Senator Robert Menendez had sex with a prostitute in Central America. It is her word against his — and when it comes to a prostitute's word against a politician's word, that is too close to call. If an American citizen went off to join Hitler's army during World War II, would there have been any Thomas question that this alone would make it legal to kill Sowell him? Why then is there Creators an uproar about killing an American citizen who Syndicate has joined terrorist orga- nizations that are at war against the United States today? Of all the things said during the gun control contro- versy, one of the most disquieting has been the emphasis on "mental health." If that ends up letting the guesses of shrinks put more murderers back on the street, the pub- lic can be in even greater danger after such a "reform." However emotionally similar envy and resentment may seem, their consequences are often very different. Envy may spur some people to efforts to lift themselves A Godly man in an ungodly age up, while resentment is more likely to spur efforts to tear others down. "To govern the bark of The number of priests has to visit and marvel at what New York's Mayor Bloomberg wants to restrict the Saint Peter and proclaim fallen by a third, of nuns Pat once was, and no longer is. use of pain-killers in hospitals. Is there any subject on the Gospel, both strength by two-thirds. Orders like The Faith is Europe, which this man does not consider himself an expert? of mind and body are nec- the Christian Brothers Buchanan Europe is the Faith, wrote There are, after all, doctors treating individual patients essary, strength which in have virtually vanished. Creators Hilaire Belloc. And when who currently decide how much pain-killer to use. the last few months, has The Jesuits are down to a Syndicate the faith dies, the culture One of the talking points in favor of confirming Chuck deteriorated in me to the fraction of their strength in dies, the civilization dies, Hagel as Secretary of Defense is that he was a wounded extent that I have had to the 1950s. and the people die. So combat veteran. How does that qualify anyone to run recognize my incapacity Parochial schools teach- historians and poets alike the whole military establishment? Benedict Arnold was cil merely fail to arrest to adequately fulfill the ing 4.5 million children in have written. a wounded combat veteran! what was an inevitable In the modern welfare state, a vote becomes a license ministry entrusted to me." the early 1960s were teach- decline with the triumph Surely that seems true to take what others create — and these others include With those brave, wise, ing a third of that number of the counterculture of in Europe. In the 16th, generations yet unborn. simple words, Benedict at the end of the centu- the 1960s? 17th, 18th and 19th centu- Some people seem to think that glib and shallow XVI announced an end of ry. Catholic high schools As one looks around the ries, Western Man, under political correctness becomes Deep Stuff when it comes his papacy. How stands lost half their enrollment. world and back beyond the banners of God and from a TV commentator with a foreign accent. the Church he has led for Churches have been put the last half-century, it country, conquered almost Can anyone explain why, when someone dies, most eight years? up for sale to pay diocesan seems that Catholicism the entire world. But now of what he has saved up over a lifetime should be turned While he could not debts. and Christianity have been that Christianity has died over to politicians, rather than to his heirs? match the charisma of his And the predator-priest in a centuries-long retreat. in much of the West, the The front page of the February issue of Townhall predecessor, John Paul II, sex-abuse scandal, with In the mid-19th century, culture seems decadent, magazine says: "It's Messaging — not principles — that's his has been a successful the offenses dating back Matthew Arnold wrote in the civilization in decline. hurting the GOP with Minority Voters." Neglecting to papacy. He restored some decades, continues to "Dover Beach": And the people have make their message clear hurts Republicans with all of the ancient beauty and suppurate and stain her The Sea of Faith begun to die. No Western voters, but especially minority voters. majesty to the liturgy. He reputation and extract Was once, too, at the nation has had a birth rate Why do so many judges' views of criminals seem to be brought back to the fold billions from the Sunday full, and round earth's in three decades that will the opposite of policemen's view? It could be that judges separated Anglican breth- collections of the abiding shore enable its native-born to see criminals when they are on their best behavior, while ren. The Church is making faithful. survive. the police see them at their worst. Lay like the folds of a converts in sub-Saharan The highest-ranking Dispensing with Chris- But I believe it is because judges have usually spent bright girdle furled. Africa. And in America, Catholic politicians, Vice tianity, Western peoples more time in educational institutions than policemen, But now I only hear and have picked up more politically correct nonsense new traditionalist colleges President Joe Biden and Its melancholy, long, sought new gods and new as a result. and seminaries have begun House Minority Leader withdrawing roar ... faiths: communism, Le- With all the discussion about gun control, I have not to flourish. Nancy Pelosi, support In Christianity's cradle, ninism, fascism, Nazism. heard anybody on any side of this issue mention how That is looking back same-sex marriage and the Holy Land and the Those gods all failed. many lives are saved by guns every year — which are far eight years. Looking back belong to a party whose Near East, from Egypt to Now we have converted more than are lost in even the mass shootings that get half a century, to that Octo- platform calls for funding Afghanistan, Christians to even newer faiths to so much media attention. But most of the media never ber day in 1962 when Pope abortions to the day of are subjected to persecu- create paradise in this, mention the lives saved by guns. John XXIII declared the birth. Catholic teaching on tion and pogroms, as their the only world we shall Does anyone think that Iran and North Korea would opening of Vatican II, the contraception, divorce and numbers dwindle. In Latin ever know. Democratic be as threatening as they are if Ronald Reagan were Church appears to have sexual morality is openly America, the Church has capitalism, consumerism, President? I don't think it was a coincidence that the been in a decline that, in mocked. been losing congregants globalism, environmental- Iranians freed their American hostages just hours before parts of the world, seems Yet, while colleges like for decades. ism, egalitarianism. Reagan took the oath of office. to be leading to near ex- Georgetown appear Catho- In Europe, Christian- The Secular City seems People who are forever ready to charge others with tinction. lic in name only, others — ity is regarded less as to have triumphed over "greed" never apply that word to the government. But, At Vatican II, the Rev. Jo- like Christendom in Front the founding faith of the the City of God. But in if you think the government is never greedy, check out seph Ratzinger, the future Royal, Va., St. Thomas West and the wellspring the Islamic world, an an- what the government does under the escheat laws and Benedict XVI, was among More in Merrimack, N.H, cient and transcendental eminent domain. of Western culture and the reformers who were and St. faith is undergoing a great The latest anti-trust farce is the Justice Department's civilization, than as an going to bring the church Thomas Aquinas near awakening after centuries lawsuit to prevent the makers of Budweiser from buying antique; a religion that up Corona beer. Even if this sale goes through, more than into the modern world. Los Angeles — have picked European Man once em- of slumber and seems anx- half of all the beer in the country will still be made by The encounter did not turn up the torch. braced before the com- ious to re-engage and settle more than 2,700 other brewers, large and small. out well. Among Catholics, there ing of the Enlightenment. accounts with an agnostic I don't know how many Hispanic votes the Repub- In 1965, three in four has long been a dispute Many cathedrals on the West. licans think they are going to pick up by going soft on American Catholics attend- over the issue: Did Vatican continent have taken on As ever, the outcome of illegal immigration. But it may not be enough to offset ed Sunday mass. Today, II cause the crisis in the the aspect of Greek and the struggle for the world the votes they lose from their existing supporters, not it is closer to one in four. Church, or did the coun- Roman temples — places is in doubt. counting the future voters added for the Democrats as a result of legalizing existing illegals and attracting more illegals in the future. LETTER

The Nashville News My name is Rod Stapp. I exist over these kids going to the foot- he’s worthless. The deal in Dierks on the Old Dierks Highway. I live ball field. He said we have some is don’t step on any toes and no USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 about 200 yards from the elemen- control. I said it’s school hours, one will be complaining. 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 tary school and about 400 yards put them on the bus and me and For four years the police have Telephone (870) 845-2010 from the high school. my neighbors wouldn’t have to not made an arrest. All over town Fax (870) 845-5091 For four years I have endured put up with this rude behavior. you hear people hot rodding all Toll Free 1-888-845-NEWS curses shouted out, horns blow- They bussed them two days. Same day and night. Look in the Nash- Established 1878. Published since Sept. 1, 1979 by Graves Publishing Company, Inc. ing, kids spinning tires in front of way with the three car wreck this ville News and see how many Lawrence Graves, President my house. Three windows broken year. I complained to Holly (prin- tickets are written a month. Subscription rates: out, two holes knocked in my cipal) about people hanging out I’ve called the County Judge, $30.00 per year in Howard, Pike, Sevier, Little River house, kids beating on the side of bus shouting stuff. Holly said called and talked to Senator and Hempstead counties; of my house, sand put in my gas don’t you think they was hollering Teague, talked to some parents. $50.00 elsewhere in continental United States tank that ruined my motor, and when they left the school. I said The kids just put their friends on Periodicals Postage Paid at Nashville, Arkansas driveway tacked. when I was on a bus we sat down me. I’m without a truck now. Got Kids drive on this road like it’s and wasn’t hanging out of the bus. word they was going to mess it Any erroneous statement published in the newspaper will be gladly and promptly corrected after management is notified. a drag strip. It’s not unusual to It’s not that the kids hate me, up. I’m blind in one eye and barely The News is a twice weekly publication. see five or six cars running 70, 80, they just haven’t been taught any can see out of the other. I’m going or 90 miles an hour. The second better. I was going to look at a to see Butch Morris tomorrow. He Postmaster, send Change of address to: week of school there was a three school annual before I wrote this seems to be the only cop that re- P.o. Box 297 car pileup in a 25 mph zone. letter so I’m not sure who is on the ally cares. To the kids I say – You’ll Nashville, ar 71852 At any school zone that I’ve school board now. have plenty of troubles in your Louis ‘Swampy’ Graves, seen there are police monitoring If you need a cop, check the life. Don’t try to make trouble with Editor and Editor Emeritus, 1950-2001 traffic before school starts and Drive In. My brother asked the people that aren’t bothering you. NatioNal Mike Graves, CEO/Publisher Newspaper when school lets out. Mayor where the Chief of Police To the cops – I think it’s time to Donna Harwell, Comptroller/Office Mgr. associatioN As for the superintendent and was and the Mayor said to check elect our Chief of Police. Terrica Hendrix, Editor principal, well it’s an easy job the restaurant. My brother said he To the Mayor – Try and get your Charles Goodin, Managing Editor and they don’t want some angry wasn’t wanting a burger. 10 years in and draw a check for it. Dewayne Holloway, Sports Editor parents complaining. At 2:20 p.m. Four years ago I put an Indy City officials – You’ve let things Tamzen Jarrett Cox, Advertising Manager Cindy Harding, Circulation Manager each day some of the kids go to 500 sign on a tree. If you want to get out of control. the football field. I asked the Super make a Dierks cop mad ask him Rod Stapp last week if he had any control to do his job. I’ve told the Mayor Dierks The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org Thursday, February 14, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 obituaries 3

Joyce Newell, 67, loving mother, Feb. 11 Linda S. Davis, 64, loving mother & grandmother, Feb. 12 Joyce Newell, age 67 of Magnolia, She is survived by her parents, Linda S. Davis, age 64, of Umpire, and Jodi Morris of Bella Vista, formerly of Nashville, passed Fletcher and Mary Cook of died Tuesday, February 12, 2013. Warren and Robin Morris of away, Monday, February 11, Nashville; a daughter, Sheri She was born on April 10, 1948, at Soldotna, Alaska and Butch and 2013 in Magnolia. She was Newell of Magnolia; a son, Nashville, the daughter of Grady Olena Morris of Umpire; four born November 12, 1946 in Kevin Newell of Magnolia; three Morris and Sibyl Wakley Morris. sisters and three brothers-in- Nashville to Fletcher and Mary grandchildren, Kailey Newell, On June 24, 1966, she was law, Helen and Richard Todd of Leatherwood Cook. and Amber and Josh Ainsworth; married to Johnny Ray Davis. Little Rock, Gayla and Donnie Joyce was a retired Howard and a host of other family and She was preceded in death by Williamson of Tanner Williams, County Deputy Circuit Clerk. friends. her parents and one brother, James Alabama, Maxine and Garland She was a member of Immanuel Services will be Thursday, Morris. Tallant of Horatio and Judy Seals Baptist Church in Nashville. When February, 14, 2013 at 10 am at She was a member of the Umpire of Prairie Grove; her very special her children were involved in showing Nashville Funeral Home with Glen Free Holiness Church, which she dearly mother-in-law, Bonnie Davis of Umpire; cattle, Joyce and Don loved going to their Green and Michael Launius oficiating. loved and was always a faithful and her special sister-in-law, Debby Boswell shows, and she was considered momma Interment will follow in Restland dedicated worker for her church. She and her husband, Paul, of Umpire; several to numerous kids in the area. She loved Memorial Park. enjoyed cooking for her family, farming,nieces and nephews; and a host of friends. being outdoors, working in her yard and The family received friends at the reading, listening to southern gospel Services will be held at 2:00 PM, tending to her lowers. She was just a funeral home Wednesday night from 6 to music and taking care of her loving dog Saturday, February 16, 2013, at the plain country girl. She loved taking trips, 8 pm. “Cupcake.” Anyone that knew Linda, Umpire Free Holiness Church with Bro. her favorite was going to Lake Charles, You may send the family an online knew her two precious granddaughters, Donnie Vaughn, Bro. Donnie Williamson, Louisiana and Montgomery, Alabama. sympathy message to www.nashvillefh. Breanna and Aubrey, were truly the light Bro. Dale Crawford and Bro. Olin Vaughn She was preceded in death by her com of her life. She was affectionately called oficiating. husband, Don and a brother, Wayne Cook. “Nan”; had a beautiful smile; and always Visitation will be held Friday, 6:00 PM put others irst. There are three words that until 8:00 PM, at the funeral home. completely describes Linda, “she loved Interment will be in the Bethel unconditionally”. She will be deeply Cemetery in Umpire under the direction of missed by all who knew and loved her. Davis-Smith Funeral Home, Glenwood. All 10 lawsuits in SW Ark. She is survived by her loving husband, Pallbearers will be Brad Morris, Brian Johnny Ray Davis of Umpire; one daughter Morris, David Todd, Ben Seals, Blake and son-in-law, Tammy and Duane Yandell and Madison Yandell. Crawford of Umpire; two granddaughters, Guest registry is at www.davis-smith. flood set in Texarkana Breanna Crawford and Aubrey Crawford; com. TEXARKANA - Law- wall of water that rushed had a history of flooding. three brothers and sisters-in-law, Haynes suits over a 2010 flood through the Albert Pike U.S. District Judge Susan at a southwest Arkansas campground on June 11, Hickey is to hear the 10 Robert W. Jacoby Leon Goss Sherry Copeland campground that killed 2010. Seven children were pending lawsuits. Robert W. Jacoby, Mr. Leon Ernest Goss, Sherry Copeland, 77, 20 people have been filed among the dead. The government has age 85, a resident of De of Mineral Springs, died in three states but all the The lawsuits claim the asked for the lawsuits to age 69 of Nashville, Ar- Queen, died Tuesday, on Tuesday, February 12, court actions are to be U.S. Forest Service should be dismissed. kansas, passed Sunday, heard in Texarkana. not have built the camp- Victims included resi- February 10, 2013 in February 12, 2013 in 2013 in Nashville, Ar- Survivors sued in feder- ground in a low area along dents of the three states. Nashville. He was born the De Queen Medical kansas. She was born on al courts in Arkansas, Loui- the Little Missouri River - Southwest Arkansas November 10, 1943 in Center. He was born to July 7, 1935 in Nashville, siana and Texas over the because officials knew it Radio Walbash, Indiana to Rob- Lewis Ernest and Eletha the daughter of the late ert and Martha March Ja- Ralls Goss at Athens, T.O. Schooley and Jea- coby. Arkansas, on February 7, nette (Smith) Schooley. He is survived by four 1928. She is survived by sons; Perry Jacoby of He is survived by his one son, Donnie Cope- Chicago, Illinois, J.D. wife of over 64 years, land and wife, Tweedy of Jacoby of Pine Bluff, Norma Ruth Carter Humphrey; three daugh- John Jacoby and Jacob Goss of De Queen; a ters, Debra Hartness and Jacoby, both of Nashville; daughter and son-in-law, Teresa Tittle both of Min- one sister; Tylene Sutton Donna Elaine and Don eral Springs and Cindy of Florida; two half- Bradley of De Queen; Hawthorne and husband, brothers, Keith and three grandchildren; four Terry of Columbus; nine Randy March of Ohio; great-grandchildren; and grandchildren; 14 great numerous grandchildren; a number of nieces and grandchildren; one great great grandchildren as nephews. great grandchild; one well as a host of other Funeral Services for brother, Ray Schooley family and friends. Mr. Leon Goss will of Murfreesboro; three A memorial service be held at 10:00 A.M., sisters, Betty Jamison will be held, Saturday, Friday, February 15, of Newhope, and Elaine February 16, 2013 at 1:00 2013 in the Chandler Boone and Linda Rogers, p.m. at the Kingdom Hall Funeral Home Chapel both of Nashville; several in Nashville. You may with Rev. David Williams nieces and nephews; and send the family an online oficiating. Burial will a host of other relatives CECIL ANDERSON I NASHVILLE NEWS follow in the Witherspoon and friends mourn her Amanda Davis, Madeline Harris, and Linda Chambers braved the cold to sell baked goods sympathy message to benefitting Relay For Life Saturday in front of Wal-Mart. www.nashvillefh.com. Cemetery, Vandervoort, passing. under the direction of Graveside services BLACK HISTORY MONTH Chandler Funeral Home, will be held on Friday, De Queen. February 15, 2013 at 2:00 The family will receive p.m. at Mt. Tabor Cem- friends at Chandler etery in Murfreesboro, Funeral Home on AR under the direction of Thursday, February 14th Latimer Funeral Home, from 5:00 to 7:00P.M. Nashville. Visitation will be on Thursday, February 14, 2013 from 6:00 to 8:00 Lockesburg P.M. In Lieu of lowers, FBC to host donations to the family would be greatly appreci- revival ated to help with funeral expenses. The First Baptist Church You may send an on- of Lockesburg will host a line sympathy message revival on Feb. 24 - 27. The at www.latimerfuneral- revival will begin on Sun. home.com. Feb. 24 at 6:30 p.m. and at 7 p.m. during the week. The evangelist will be Jeff Schreve.

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the cover of the maga- ART zine. The painting was Hutchinson From Page 1 inspired by visiting Hot Springs as a child and responds seeing people dressed up and shopping downtown. home and painted this “In the 40s, 50s and 60s, to Darr little painting and the street photographers next morning I put it in snapped candid shots statement her office and she got of people, dressed up to extremely excited and her go shopping and walking wheels started turning. down Central Avenue. Former Congressman Although she has been She [Tollett] saw many Asa Hutchinson issued my BFF for a long times, of these in the albums the following statement she has been my agent/ of friends and family, in response to the com- manager ever since,” Tol- then researched online ments of Lt. Governor lett explained. for more examples,” the Mark Darr: “I just had never ever magazine stated. “Mark Darr is the top thought I could paint. I The magazine de- elected knew I could draw, but I scribed Tollett’s paintings Repub- RELATED as “bright and vibrant lican of- said I was going to try it. Darr won’t acrylic colors on canvas. ficial in Then my son, Chris, went enter The people in her paint- the State to Iraq and it was very governor’s ings are generally having of Ar- therapeutic. I did a lot of race paintings while he was in fun…at the races, shop- kansas Iraq.” ping, dining, sun bathing and his PAGE 1 Booker moved to Hot and boating.” support Springs and introduced Tollett, who has been for governor is deeply Tollett to Mike and Kelly married to Jay for 34 appreciated and gives Loy in 2005. The Loy’s years, estimated that it our campaign an early asked Tollett if they could takes her eight hours boost. Mark’s leader- use her paintings as to complete a painting. ship and endorsement decorations for their new She creates the vibrant, will help unify our party restaurant – KJ’s Grill. up-beat paintings in her as we seek the stron- Since that time, she has home studio while listen- gest candidate to win sold around 100 paintings ing to the History Chan- in 2014. from the restaurant. nel or Discovery I.D. Mark has established An employee of the The Tollett’s are the himself as a vigorous magazine saw the “Stroll- parents of Chris and Man- campaigner and tireless ing Down Central” paint- dy and they are patiently advocate for Arkansas awaiting the arrival of during his time in pub- ing hanging in KJ’s Grill SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News and “loved it.” their first two grandchil- Rep. Nate Steel addresses the state House of Representatives regarding his bill to lic service. There is no Tollett said she was dren. She is employed as prevent jail-time credit from affecting restitution payments. doubt that Mark has “pretty shocked” to see a secretary for Superin- many opportunities to her artwork featured on tendent Doug Graham. continue his path of * House Parks & Tourism Subco- public service and we STEEL mittee of Agriculture, Forestry and are all interested in his From Page 1 Economic Development Committee future plans.” arrested Feb. 7 and Sergio * House Small Business & Economic “Mark understands Garcia was arrested on Development Permanent Subcom of how to put the public STOLEN Feb. 8. From Page 1 Agriculture good above his personal Marion added that the Forestry and Economic Develop- * Joint Budget Committee ambition and interests chainsaws “haven’t been ment * Joint Performance Review Com- and his priority on the since August 2011 at vari- to retail yet” and investiga- * House Committee on Judiciary mittee people first is under- ous locations in the state tors are not sure where the * House Corrections & Criminal Law * Personnel Subcommittee of the stood and appreciated including: Little Rock, Hot Garcia’s received the items Permanent Subcommittee of Judiciary Joint Budget Committee by the people of Arkan- Springs, Hope, Texarkana, from. She estimated that sas.” Benton and Shreveport. the chainsaws were worth Victor Garcia, who was $15,000. Marion confirmed employed at Husqvarna that this case is still under (Nashville location), was investigation.

and with the additions to HMH Foundation EAGLE the nests made annually, nests are often four to six From Page 1 feet wide and may weigh up to 1,000 pounds. Anyone with informa- cally mates for life and tion concerning the shoot- donors announced builds a huge nest in the ing of the eagle is asked to tops of trees near rivers, call Sgt. Sigman at 501-622- lakes and marshes. Nests 9352 or call the Stop Poach- Those listed participated in Community Match Challenge are often reused each year, ing Hotline at 800-482-9262.

Howard Memorial Hospital Brenda & Clifton Ward in honor of Nelda & Ramon Wilson Foundation not only met the of CD & Ruby Jones/Andy & Dora Tiffany & Kenneth Wilson Countryside Community Match Challenge, it Ward Hot Springs Radiology Services nursery was exceeded. The total amount Mariel & Dr. Luis Barandiaran Louie Graves in honor of Freda that was pledged was a match- in honor of Franciso D. Escudero, & J.B. Davis COMPLETE TREE SERVICE ing $25,000 which meant the M.D. Susanne & Dr. Samuel Peebles TRIMMING/REMOVAL Foundation could have a $50,000 Shirley & Ray Blakely Dena & Tim Pinkerton total upon completion of this Respiratory Therapy Depart- HMH Auxiliary Pink Avenue BUCKET TRUCK challenge. By the end of the Chal- ment & Dr. Hasmukh Patel Cindy & Steve Turner in mem- INSURED lenge, the total was $56,050. Shirley & Barry Wright ory of Etheline Armstrong The Foundation Board would Becky & George Steel Sarah & Dr. Frank Teed like to thank the community for Howard Memorial Hospital HMH Employee Donations by STUMP GRINDING again their continued support of Auxiliary Linda Turner, Kay Walden, Kristi the Foundation. Joyce Smith in honor of the Whisenhunt, Carol Williams, (870) 845-2307 Donors in the challenge were Diabetic Educators Angie Hanson, Carolyn Williams, Gayla Lacefield, 198 MURRAY LANE as follows: Melissa Sackett, & Kim Turbeville Angie Hanson, Bill Craig, Jonathan Off Hwy 278 W, toward Center Point Debra & Richard Wright Parker Westbook in memory Baylon, Dan Burghart and Donna Freda & J.B. Davis of Lucille Westbrook, Howard Morris Gail & Dr. John Hearnsberger County Historian and ME, whose Carolyn & Donny Parker Sue & Donny Woods ancestor emigrated to Howard Zelda Wesson Orr in memory Donna & Gary Dan Futrell, York County in 1832 of Dr. John Wesson Gary Autoplex The Teague Family in memory Betty & Sam Floyd

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One of the major chal- mushrooms, green beans Some money saving tips hopefully this information lenges adults face when and potatoes that anyone can use are: will make it a little bit eas- their children leave home * ½ to 1 pound of fresh by Jean A. Ince * Buy fresh fruits and ier. If you would like more n Staff chairman is learning to cook for just leafy greens including spin- xte sion vegetables in season; information on cooking for UofA Cooperative Extension one or two people in their ach, lettuce and cabbage E they’re cheaper. Shop at one or two, contact me, Service • Howard County family instead of four or * 10 ounce package of Tips a farmers market, for the Jean Ince at the Howard more. One of those chal- frozen vegetables best and freshest produce. County Extension Service lenges is learning to buy * ¼ pound or 3 to 4 * Buy plain canned or at 870-845-7517 or e-mail groceries for just them- ounces per person for you take it out to cook it. store and being tempted plain frozen vegetables in- me at [email protected] or selves or two people. One fresh meats without the Don’t forget that bread to purchase items not on stead of those with added visit my office located on of the reasons for this bone (ground meats, chick- freezes well too. Just your list. seasonings and sauces. the second floor of the challenge may be that en breasts, and steaks) divide a loaf and put Rule #3: Shop off hours. * Buy cereals in large courthouse. most of our food packag- * Seafood is generally the extras in the freezer. If possible, shop early in boxes and package your Recipe of the Week ing is made for four or two to four servings per Just grab a few slices the morning, or late in own for individual serv- Here is a recipe designed more servings. In today’s pound depending upon when needed and allow the evenings. There will ings. Again, use the freezer for just two servings. You tough economic times, no the edible portion, which to thaw. Bread thaws out be less congestion in the to store these items. Even might want to add this to one wants to buy more includes shells. quickly. You can also de- aisles and fewer people at chips freeze well. your recipe collection. food than they can eat Meats, baked goods and frost it in the microwave the checkouts. Also avoid * Check the meat coun- Ground Beef Stroganoff before it goes bad and has fresh produce pose the or toast it. high traffic days where a ter for “price reduced” ½ lb. lean ground beef to be thrown away. greatest difficulty in shop- Fresh produce is one of lot people will be shop- meat. The product will still 2 Tablespoons chopped Another reason grocery ping for one or two. Meats those foods that can gener- ping. Usually Friday and have a few days left but the onion shopping may be a chal- are often packaged into ally be purchased in small Saturday are the busiest store marks it down. Then 2 Tablespoons flour lenge is that many adults, family sizes. If the store amounts. However, some days. simply freeze or cook it Salt to taste especially older adults, you shop at has a butcher items such as lettuce can Rule #4: Never shop that day. Dash of pepper find many reasons for eat- on duty, do not hesitate only be purchased whole when you are hungry. Stud- * Add your own season- 1 cup skim milk ing by themselves a chal- to ask the butcher to split so you may want to look ies have shown that hun- ings and sauce to rice and 1 (3 oz.) package low-fat lenge. Having no one to the package for you. Most at another option, such gry shoppers spend more pastas. cream cheese, cubed cook for is one of the major will be more than happy to as sharing with a friend than they planned. Plus * If possible, cut up 1 (2 oz.) jar sliced mush- challenges, which leads to do this for you. At larger or purchasing the pre- they spend more time ex- meats and chicken your- rooms, drained not eating a well balanced stores, where the meat is packaged salad mixes. ploring the aisles they do self. Chicken at 49 cents 1 ½ cups (3 oz.) whole diet. shipped already packaged, No matter what size not normally frequent. per pound that you cut up, grain noodles, cooked & To help meet these chal- they probably will not be family you have - one, two, When you shop, keep is considerably cheaper drained lenges there are some tips able to do repackage. or more - there are some the Dietary Guidelines in that chicken at 1.29 per Brown meat; drain. Add and tricks to buying food Don’t forget your freez- very important rules to mind. To meet your daily pound that they have cut onion; cook until tender. in smaller packages and er. The freezer can be a follow anytime you go to needs and add variety up. Blend in flour and season- eating healthier. The first great tool for people who the grocery store. and balance to your diet, * Compare unit prices ings. Gradually add milk step is to learn how much only cook for one or two. Rule #1: Make a shop- select foods from the food or cost per serving to get cook, stirring constantly to buy for one or two so Divide meat into smaller ping list based on your groups on the MyPlate. the best deal. until thickened. Add cream that food is not wasted. packages once you get menus. You can determine your * Use store brands if cheese and mushrooms; Here are some general home. Be sure to use a Rule #2: Organize your exact needs by visiting the the quality is satisfactory stir over low heat until guidelines for purchasing freezer graded storage con- shopping list to follow website choosemyplate. for your needs. On many cream cheese is melted. the appropriate amount to tainer designed especially the layout of the store. By gov or I’ll be glad to send items there is little or no Serve over hot noodles. serve two people: for the freezer. Otherwise, following the layout of the you some information on taste difference. Garnish with chopped * ½ to ¾ pound fresh you may not be happy with store, you are less likely to following MyPlate guide- Shopping for one or two parsley, if desired. Yields: vegetables, which includes the look of your food when spend time wandering the lines. is always a challenge, but 2 servings State accepting applications for 2013 Century Farm program The Arkansas Agricul- Arkansas Century Farms. make a financial contribu- all agricultural operations be presented with a per- postmarked by May 31, ture Department is ac- To qualify, farms must tion to the overall farm are family farms. Arkansas sonalized metal sign and a 2013 to be eligible for des- cepting applications for meet the following criteria: income. currently has over 49,000 certificate. Only the legal ignation in 2013. the 2013 Arkansas Cen- * The same family must Arkansas Governor farms on 13.5 million acres owners of the land may tury Farm program. The have owned the farm for Mike Beebe said, “The with the average farm size apply. program recognizes Ar- 100 years by December 31, Arkansas Century Farm of 280 acres. There is no cost to apply MOVING kansas’s rich agricultural 2013. The line of ownership Program is designed to “It’s a privilege to rec- for the Arkansas Century heritage and honors fami- from the original settler or acknowledge the families ognize the generations Farm program. Applica- SALE lies who have owned and buyer may be through who have contributed to of Arkansas farmers and tions can be obtained from 905 W. Oak farmed the same land for children, grandchildren, our state’s traditions, but ranchers who have per- the Arkansas Agriculture at least 100 years. The siblings, and nephews or also to remind all of us severed for a century or Department by calling 501- Sat., Feb. 16th program is voluntary and nieces, including through that work is needed to more to provide food, fiber, 225-1598 or from the de- Lots of kitchen items, places no restrictions on marriage and adoption. ensure that those tradi- and energy” said Butch Cal- partment’s website at: books, towels, love seat, the land. In 2012, the first * The farm must be at tions continue for future houn, Arkansas Secretary www.aad.arkansas.gov/ chairs, desk, sewing year of the program, 83 least 10 acres of the origi- generations.” of Agriculture. Pages/programs.aspx machine & MUCH MORE! farms were certified as nal land acquisition and Nationally, over 96% of Qualified applicants will Applications must be

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Joyle Hartin (above) and Gary Dildy (at right) donate blood at a Moonlighters EHC-sponsored a Red Cross Blood drive on Tues., Feb. 12 at the Center Point Community Center. Other donors were: Roy Hostetler, Brent Hostetler, Lavon Hostetler, Justin Hostetler, Louie Graves, Phyllis Redmon, Tina Matheny, Melissa White, Beverly he parents of Jes Willard Witherspoon III and Shelby Conway, Bobby Conway, Nicole Penney, Gary Catherine Renfrow are proud to announce the recent Dildy, Kirk Dunson, engagement and upcoming wedding of their children. Kimo Gladman, Joyle T Hartin, Edna Headings, The bride is the daughter of Nashville. Witherspoon is a 2008 James Headings, Terry Cox, Hazel White, Cindy Marty and Susan Renfrow, both graduate of Nashville High School. Harding, Merlin Miller and of Nashville. Renfrow is a 2010 He earned a degree in Agricultural Marilyn Strickland graduate of Nashville High School Business from Southern Arkansas Volunteers were: Doris and is currently in her junior year University in 2011. Witherspoon Coulter, Marie Hendrix, of nursing school at the University is employed at Tyson Foods as a Darlene Knicely, Dorothy of Arkansas for Medical Sciences supervisor in Nashville. Clardy, Katie Dedner, Linda in Hope. She will graduate with The wedding ceremony will Wilcox, Bonnie Harding her BSN RN in May 2014. take place at First Baptist Church and Cindy Harding. The groom is the son of Jes in Nashville at 5:30 p.m. on June The next blood drive will be on Tues., April 9. and Toyia Witherspoon, both of 15. Staff photos by Cindy Harding

Center Point 50 years ago on Valentine’s Day, 1963, we bought our Volunteer Fire engagement and wedding Department will be rings. Happy Valentine’s holding a Chili and Soup Supper Day, Anna, my “Woman with desserts, etc. of the Year” for the past 50 th years! Saturday, Feb. 16 at 5:30 p.m. David Blase Center Point Community Center. Donations Only! We would love everyone to come out and visit with us. Johnny Goodson will be making some of his ire hot chili too!

Tribute to a Valentine’s Trio Mrs. Maggie (MuDear) Logan & Joseph (Junior) Hill, my mother & hus- band…husband’s 3rd Valentine’s Day & Mother’s 2nd Valentine’s Day… still connected to me, Bettye Hill, Daughter & Wife of Honorees. Thanking ! God for allowing them to be with me on this earth. They were blessed… she, Thank You MuDear, to be here 100 years, 3 months and 2 days…still saying her ABC’s backwards. And him, Junior, my husband, still stressing to work and strug- What an honor it was to be selected as gling to reach retirement even though disabled, made it to 64 years. I just must say it was two lives well lived…like a lifetime is eternity, like a shell Woman of the Year for 2012 by the Nashville around a pea, like a love that’s meant to be, like a lock that has a key. My request and plea to God…whatever You are doing in this Chamber of Commerce. I owe so much to my season with these two people Lord, don’t do it without me. Role models for me and you and you and you. In the husband and dear friends who have helped me name of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost… Thank God. Happy Valentine’s Day to in so many ways through the years. We feel so MuDear and Junior, blessed to live in Nashville, home of so many Bettye Hill Thought for this Valentine’s wonderful, giving people. Congratulations to all Season….”The best and most beautiful things of the winners! in the world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart”. Helen Keller Anna Blase Thursday, February 14, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 dierks 7 Dierks woman Umpire celebrates senior night arrested on drug charges On Feb. 11, officers with the South Central Drug Task Force arrested Brittney Taft, 24, of Dierks. Taft was arrested for two counts of delivery of a controlled substance - Xanax and Hydrocodone. The arrest is a result of an undercover operation Autumn Jones Braxxton Rae by the South Central Drug Task Force. Taft Bond for Taft has been set at $5,000. Taft entered a not guilty She was arraigned Wed., plea to the charges and Feb. 13 before Circuit Judge was ordered to appear on Charles A. Yeargan in How- April 24 for pretrial and on ard County Circuit Court. May 14 for trial.

Winter bird watching at Cossatot River Caleigh Mitchell Dalton Hodges State Park Sat., Feb. 16 2 p.m. – 3 p.m. - Winter Birds (1 hour) Arkansas win- ters are relatively mild and many birds remain through- out the cold winter months, with some food available naturally and many being attracted to back yard feeders. Cossatot River State Park Natural Area provides an excel- lent place for viewing winter birds. Join Park Interpreter Senters to search the Visitor Center grounds and nearby forest to identify some of these winter birds. Meeting Place: Visitor Center’s Lobby Sun., Feb. 17 2 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. - Feed the Critters (45 mins) Ever wonder how or what turtles eat? Well, its dinner time and the critters are hungry! Come and watch their eating habits and learn about the animals here at Cossatot River Tanner Parsons Tristan Deputy State Park-Natural Area. Meeting Place: Visitor Center. Queen Whilhelmina State Park events

Feb. 15 4:15 p.m. - Wonder House Tour – Interested in his- tory? Want to learn more about this park and how it got started? This small house has many different levels, optimizing the use of its space. Come take a look inside this old home that was considered “High Living” back in the day. Meet at the Wonder House Feb. 16 Vanessa Parsons Dylan Linville 2 p.m. - Touch Table - There will be different things that you can see, touch and even smell. This is a fun interactive way of exploring things found in our park. Join the park interpreter to find out what these things are. Meet at the Park Office

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Kindergarten registration to be held at Mineral Springs Mineral Springs kindergarten pre- registration for the 2013 – 2014 school year will be held on Fri., March 8 between 7:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. A child must be 5 years of age before August 1 to qualify for kinder- garten. Parents are asked to bring the child’s birth certificate, physi- cal, social secu- rity card, and shot record. Parents without these doc- uments are asked to participate in the pre-registration process anyway. Those unable to attend pre-regis- tration are asked to call Mineral Springs Elemen- tary School at 287- 4746.

Kevin DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY I NASHVILLE NEWS Mineral Springs Hornets Derrick Muldrow and Eric Stewart Jr. signed with Henderson State University on Wednesday. Also pictured is Tieisha Muldrow, Kilcrease coach Nick Evans, Eric and Rhoshunda Stewart. joins Firewise team Kevin Kilcrease Gorham to receive has joined the Arkan- sas Forestry Com- mission Firewise payment for position team as Firewise Coordinator. He will be assist- ing fire departments after split vote and communities in providing wildfire TERRICA HENDRIX in also. prevention educa- Editor Blackwood has been tion and training contacted by Hempstead and coordinating MINERAL SPRINGS County Sheriff James Arkansas Firewise – The Mineral Springs Singleton regarding the program for local fire Saratoga School Board placement of a resource departments across voted 4-2 to pay Jeanie officer at the Saratoga the state. Gorham the difference campus next school year. The Arkansas between her principal Singleton told Black- Firewise program is salary and her acting a nationally spon- wood that the officer superintendent salary sored wildfire mitiga- would cost the district tion effort that works Monday evening at the approximately $23,000 through fire depart- February school board per year. ments to prepare meeting. In other business, the communities for After a 57-minute ex- board unanimously: wildfire. Firefighters ecutive session, Inter- - accepted Brown’s complete community im Superintendent Bill resignation from the home risk assess- Blackwood asked board board. Brown stated in ments, a community members for permission a letter to the board that wildfire prepared- to pay Gorham $7,200. health reasons led him to ness plan and com- William Dixon made munity mitigation the resignation; the motion to pay Gor- projects and may - reemployed Chuck be eligible for grant ham with Mike Erwin, Hanson, Mineral Springs money. Linda Ross and JoAnn Elementary and Saratoga Arkansas leads Walker voting yes. Elementary; principal, the nation in Firewise Dornell Trotter and Davey Jones, Mineral communities. Two Dale Gathright Jr. voted Springs High School prin- hundred and fifty Ar- no. Board member Henry cipal, Jeanie Gorham, kansas communities Brown was absent. employed as federal have joined the Fire- Blackwood reported coordinator/school im- wise program since that the district’s to- provement, all for 2013- its inception in 2002. tal operating fund was In 2012, there were 14; $970,291 at the end of 113 active communi- - Frankie Darr, dis- ties in 32 Arkansas January. He added that trict treasurer and Marla counties. the district is still ex- Williams, district book- For more informa- pecting nearly $518,000 keeper; tion, visit the Firewise in tax receipts to come - voted to refinance website at www.ar- in and then the finances the district’s bonds kansasfirewise.com will be fine. which will give them a or contact Kilcrease The food service fund savings of $283,000; at 501-580-9607, or was down $17,000 but - approved the School Jerry.Kilcrease@ DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News the district is waiting on Board/Employee Legal arkansas.gov. RheyShaunna Stewart (20) looks for a Jr. Lady Hornet teammate to pass to. reimbursements to come Liability Insurance.

Paraloma. The fire depart- celebrate their anniversary Mount Zion Church on Sun- as of Sunday. White Cliffs ment was called out for a on Saturday at 4 p.m. at the day. Dorothy Bailey had a Christian Refresher; Ro- fire. A house was burned REA building in Texarkana. regularly scheduled doc- mans 8:1-2 KJV News but was not in use. We wish them congratula- tors appointment in Texar- There is therefore now Virginia Johnson-Scott tions and God’s blessings. kana on Monday morning. no condemnation to them With and I were shopping in Marie Thomas-Jacobs Jacqueline Deloney, who which are in Christ Jesus, Mary Crosslin Ashdown on Thursday is much improved but still has been ailing, got a clean who walk not after the afternoon. in rehab. bill of health last week flesh, but after the Spirit. We also had a great visit She is hoping to be home from her doctor and she is For the law of the Spirit catching up on this year’s soon in Colorado. Prayer is celebrating. of life in Christ Jesus hath Love is the Key activities. requested. Thank you. Leotis Hopkins had a made me free from the law There was one emer- gency call this week in B.T. Ministries, Texar- Ms. Bobby Crosslin, Tex- really bad cold last week, of sin and death. kana, Ark. Rev. Jones will arkana, was a visitor at the but is feeling much better LOVE IS THE KEY!

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Cecil Anderson|Nashville News A large crowd gathered for a benefit fish fry at the Lockesburg Fire Department for Earl and Diane Bean (pictured at right). The fish fry was held on was held Sat., Feb. 9 to raise money for medical expenses.

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Cecil Anderson| Nashville News Abby Fatheree, Dalton Billings, Sydney Hughes, Karter Castelberry, Nicole Smith, Kelly Fatherree, and Mat McLelland brave the freezing cold to sell baked goods for the Nashville FFA and Showstoppers 4-H bake sale Tuesday afternoon. The bake sale was held in front of Diamond Bank.

Cecil Anderson | Nashville News Linda Chambers talks about the $50,000 goal for 1-870-845-0505 Howard Count Relay for Life to raise for this Make a difference. year at the Relay for Life Become a volunteer at Southwest meeting held Arkansas Domestic Violence/ Tuesday at CCCUA. Crisis Center (SWADV/CC) SWADV/CC is dedicated to empowering domestic violence survivors to create lives free of violence. Our ultimate goal is to abolish domestic violence by promoting a violence free society through advocacy, and education. We offer victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, stalking, and elder abuse a 24- hour crisis hotline, emergency and non-emergency transportation, hospital/medical accompaniment, and criminal justice advocacy. SWADV/CC greatly values our volunteers. As Capitol Arts, Grounds Commission approves firefighter memorial an organization, we recognize the importance of peers helping peers within our community. LITTLE ROCK - The and have raised funds for out during their break or National Fire Prevention Volunteers are not only an integral part of our Capitol Arts and Grounds construction and mainte- for lunch to share the mon- Month. Commission on Tuesday nance of the monument. ument,” said Johnny Reep The commission also agency, but an integral part of the anti-domestic approved installation of The installation will of the Fallen Firefighters. heard a presentation from violence movement as well. a memorial to fallen fire- include a statue grouping The proposal was ap- the Arkansas Military Vet- No volunteer experience is necessary. Once fighters. of firefighters, a series proved contingent upon a erans’ Hall of Fame. trained, volunteers work only as often as they “I’m very pleased that of granite panels and a preconstruction meeting The AMVHOF has pro- like, even as little as two hours a week or even a the commission was able fountain, set in an amphi- of architects, contractors posed installing the Hall of month. to approve this project,” theater. and the Secretary of State’s Fame in the Capitol’s south We are particularly in need of volunteers Secretary of State Mark It will be located on the Capitol Facilities depart- foyer. with availability during business hours, though Martin said. west side of the Capitol, at ment. The commission took everyone is welcome to apply. Martin serves as chair- the end of Capitol Mall. Reep said the Fallen no action pending research Ofices located in De Queen, Nashville, Mt. man of the commission. “This will be a quiet Firefighters Association of an earlier site survey Ida and Mena. For more information or to apply, The Arkansas Fallen place in the middle of five plans to have construction and moratorium on me- please call the Southwest Arkansas Domestic Firefighters have pursued or six office buildings, completed in time for dedi- morials inside the Capitol. the project for eight years where workers can come cation in October, which is Violence/Crisis Center at (870) 584-3447. 10 sports Thursday, February 14, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News Brandon Shamrock celebrates among his teammates Wednesday after the Scrappers beat Arkansas Baptist, guaranteeing them a seed in the regional tournament. HEADED TO REGIONALS Scrappers claim round two win over Eagles to keep season alive

DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY Sports Editor

he Nashville Scrappers overcame a slow first half in Wednesday’s second round matchup with Bauxite to earn a spot in the 4A South TRegional Tournament next week. The Scrappers found themselves scored eight each. behind the eight ball early on with the The Scrapper trip to the regional tour- Bauxite Miners jumping out to a 12-7 lead nament began Monday with a 50-37 vic- in the first period. tory over the Ashdown Panthers. Nashville was able to chip away at the Nashville jumped out to a 13-5 lead in five point lead, but the Miners were able to the first period of that contest. hold onto a tenuous 21-20 lead at the half. The Scrappers increased their lead by The Scrapper offense continued to three in the second with a score of 21-10. improve in the second half, scoring 19 The Panthers rallied in the third period points, but Bauxite was still able to in- with a 14 point effort, but Nashville an- crease their lead to six with a 24 point swered with 13 points of their own. effort. The Scrappers closed the game strong, Momentum began to favor the Scrap- outscoring Ashdown 16-13 for the win. pers in the fourth period as the Nashville Alexander led the Scrappers with 19 defense caught up with the offense, hold- points. ing Bauxite to 10 points. Kreul and Matthew McCammack each Nashville’s offense rallied in the fourth, scored eight. putting up 24 points on their way to a 63- Lampkin and Camacho each scored 55 victory. five. Brandon Shamrock led the Scrappers Shamrock scored three and Pettway with 16 points, followed by Cameron Alex- scored two. CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News ander with 12 and Jacobi Lampkin with 10. Nashville will face Arkadelphia tonight Jacobi Lampkin throws up a short jumper during the Scrappers’ round one victory over Jose Camacho scored nine points, and at 8 p.m. in semifinal action. Ashdown. 2 cols. x 4” N. News Stephen Kreul and LaMichael Pettway The finals will be held Sat., Feb. 16.

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Loss comes one day after Dierks beat Lafayette County

CHARLES GOODIN Managing Editor

he Dierks Outlaws fell hard to the Fore- man Gators Tuesday in round-two action Tat the 7AA-West District Tournament. Foreman outscored the handed the Cougars a 49-38 Outlaws in three quarters thrashing in an impressive and matched efforts with display of athletic prowess them in one on their way that saw eight blue-shirted to a 51-27 win. players put up points. Dierks fell behind early Dierks matched efforts in the game, scoring only with Lafayette County in seven while Foreman was the first quarter with both able to put up 10. The teams scoring 10, but be- teams then matched ef- gan to pull away in the forts in the second quarter second as the Outlaws for a 17-14 Gator advantage went on a 16-11 run. at halftime. Both teams battled The situation went from through a low-scoring third bad to worse for Dierks in quarter, but Dierks was the second half, when the able to add two to their Gators put up 34 points lead during the 7-5 effort. while holding the Outlaws Sharp sealed the game to 13. for Dierks in the final stan- Andrew Sirmon led Di- za of play with lights-out erks in scoring with 11 free throw shooting, sink- points, while Curtis Se- ing six consecutive charity bren and Adam Bradshaw shots to help his team fin- contributed four each. ish the game with a 17-12 Cameron Brewer and Alex run. Sharp combined for four, Sirmon and Bradshaw and Andy Tedder sunk one led their team in scoring free throw. with 10 points each, while The loss came one day Sebren and Sharp had six. after Dierks routed Lafay- Kesterson hit five, while CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News ette County in the tourna- Brewer and Lewis contrib- Tyler Kesterson looks to pass around a Lafayette County defender during the Outlaws’ first-round win at Blevins. Dierks ment’s opening round. uted four each. Tedder also lost to the Foreman Gators Tuesday. On Monday, the Outlaws sank a single field goal. Umpire boys, girls split games at Acorn

Boys win barn burner with half-court shot

DANIELLE BROWN The Glenwood Herald

he Umpire Wildcats faced two Acorn Tiger Senior teams on Umpire’s Tannual Senior Night, held Fri., Feb. 8. The Acorn girls pulled ahead in the and Acorn led by two at the end of the first half, 38-17. Umpire’s Haley Bearden third. The game stayed neck-and-neck hit two three pointers in the second half, through the final minutes. toward the Wildcats 12-point scoring half, With :22 seconds remaining, Dallas Kes- but were defeated 61-29. Rachel Faulkner terson pulled up for two, sinking the bas- led with 8 points, Bearden and Vanessa ket and hitting the free throw, completing Parsons 6 each, Caleigh Mitchell 4, Emma the three-point play. The Tigers attempted Ault 3, Autumn Jones 2. Beardan and Van- a shot with less than :10 seconds to play. essa Parson had two three-pointers each. Dalton Hodges rebounded, passing to The boys game was a barn-burner with Senior Tristan Deputy who drove up the the lead changing throughout the game. court with :04 seconds left. Umpire trailed by one at the close of the Deputy pulled up at half court and first, but entered the half with a three made the shot, pulling the Wildcats ahead point lead, 27-23. for the 61-58 win. Kesterson led with 26 Acorn rallied in the third, scoring 20 points, Deputy 15, Tanner Parsons and points, answered by 15 from the Wildcats Hodges 7 each, Gomez 6. We have a NEW PRINTER! Get AMAZING Color Copies of Photos from The Newspaper! Come by today or call at 870-845-2010!

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DANIELLE BROWN | Glenwood Herald Caleigh Mitchell scores two of her six points against the Van Cove Lady Hornets in the first game of the Senior District Tournament at Caddo Hills. The Lady Wildcats were defeated 44-31. Rachel Faulkner led with 11 points, Haley Bearden 8, Autumn Jones 2 and Misty Salinas 1. 12 Thursday, February 14, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Senior Hornets Anfernee Johnson dribbles around a Spring Hill defender Tuesday in the Hornets’ loss to the Bears. falter in round Staff photo by Charles Goodin two matchup with Spring Hill

Atkins leads scoring in season- ending loss

CHARLES GOODIN Managing Editor

he Spring Hill Bears came out swinging and never stopped Tuesday, besting the TMineral Springs Hornets in round two of the 7AA-West District Tournament.

Mineral Springs fell be- more of the same as the hind early as the Bears Bears added 14 points to rode an impressive their total while allowing 15-point scoring streak Mineral Springs to score into the second quarter only 10 in the third quarter, while holding the Hornets then rattled off nine while to just three points. holding the Hornets to four The Hornets’ fortunes in the fourth. improved slightly in the J’von Atkins led the second quarter, when they Hornets in scoring with were able to outscore the 10 points, while Rashad Bears 10-9, but Mineral Williams contributed five. Springs still entered half- Jacob Clayton, Jaylon Britt time trailing Spring Hill and Anfernee Johnson 24-13. added four each to Mineral The second half was Springs’ total.

Lady Hornets beat Cougars, fall to Blevins

CHARLES GOODIN Managing Editor

he Mineral Springs Lady Hornets fell to the Blevins Lady Hornets Tuesday night Tin round-two action at the 7AA-West Dis- trict Tournament.

Mineral Springs trailed Forbes added one. early in the game, manag- The loss to Blevins came ing only five points while one day after the Lady the host team scored 11. Hornets handed a 41-19 The green-shirted Lady whipping to the Lafayette Hornets regained the ad- County Lady Courgars. vantage briefly in the sec- On Monday, the Lady ond quarter thanks to a Hornets jumped out to an scoring frenzy that saw early 13-4 lead in the first six different players add to quarter and never looked Mineral Springs’ total. back, tallying up a 19-13 The rally was too little, halftime advantage. too late, though, and Min- The second half fea- eral Springs entered half- tured more of the same time down by two. as the Lady Hornets Blevins was dominant in scored seven in the third the third quarter, scoring quarter and 15 in the fi- 13 points while holding nal stanza while holding Mineral Springs to six. Lafayette County to four The host team added and two. seven to their total in the Coulter once again led final stanza of play, secur- the team with 10 points, ing enough points to hold while Miller came in sec- on to the win despite an ond with nine. 11-point effort by the green Bre Cooper contributed and gold. six points, Olivia Coulter Allie Coulter drives in for a layup during the Lady Allie Coulter and Jordan and Cannon had four, and Hornets’ season-ending loss to Blevins. Miller led the Lady Hornets Forbes put up three. Staff photo by Charles Goodin in scoring with nine points Ketonya Clayton and each, while Kiki Cannon Asia Esters scored two contributed eight. Sandra each, while Gillespie and Gillespie had 4, Olivia Coul- Ashanti Burris each had a ter scored 2 and Kamryn free throw.

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Girls fall to Bauxite in round two action after overtime victory against Robinson

CHARLES GOODIN Managing Editor

he Nashville Scrapperettes fell to the Bauxite Lady Miners Wednesday during Tround-two action of the 7-AAAA West District Tournament.

Nashville paced the Snowden hit six, Shayla Lady Miners fairly evenly Wright added five, Iesha in the opening half of play Neal tallied three and La- thanks largely to an out- trice Wiley and Bre Jeffer- standing effort by Mad- son combined for four. die McJunkins, who sunk The loss for Nashville seven field goals and hit a came two days after they charity shot that account- eased past the Joe T. Rob- ed for 15 of the Scrapper- inson High School Lady ettes’ 21 first-half points. Senators in overtime. Despite the effort, Nash- On Monday, the Scrap- ville trailed 23-21 going perettes hit five overtime into the big break. free throws and sunk two The third quarter was field goals to edge out the all Bauxite as the Lady Lady Senators 47-44. Miners racked up 15 points Nashville led for much while holding Nashville to of the game, jumping out seven. to a 23-19 first half lead, Hannah Vines led a but needed the extra few would-be Scrapperette minutes of play to claim insurgence in the fourth victory after Robinson quarter, adding four con- went on a 12-5 run in the secutive treys to a Nash- final stanza of play. ville total of 29 points. Snowden was an offen- Bauxite responded in sive workhorse for the kind, however, putting up Scrapperettes in that con- 23, which was enough to test, scoring 22 points, secure the 61-57 win. while McJunkins contrib- McJunkins led the uted nine. Wright added Scrapperettes in scoring six, Jefferson had four, CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News with 22 points, while Vines Vines hit three and Kirby Breona Jefferson reaches after a rebound during the Scrapperettes’ win over the Robinson Lady Senators. contributed 17. Kassidy Kell contributed two.

Spanish club sells ‘Kiss-a- Grams’

AT LEFT: Hayden Kirchhoff, Nicole Drummond, Mia Yang, and Clarissa Brizo pose with the Spanish Club ‘Kiss-a-Grams’ they sold Tuesday. The Kiss- a-Grams were a fund raising effort for the NHS Spanish club. Staff photo by Cecil Anderson

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