NashvilleThe News Trash THURSDAY rates to • September 25, 2014 • Issue 77 • 1 Section • 12 Pages • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents • PUBLISHED EACH MONDAY & THURSDAY In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 rise next month Water and Waste collection rates in the city of Nashville are set to increase beginning next month. sewer rate According to a letter submitted to the city by Waste Management Public Sector Solutions hike approved Manager Doug Sims, the company is insti- CHARlES GooDIn ally the second phase of in- tuting a two percent Editor hike in rates, based creases that were originally on the Consumer discussed three years ago Price Index. Begin- NASHVILLE - City alder- at the conclusion of former ning Oct. 1, resi- men narrowly approved Mayor Mike Reese’s term dential rates will rise increases to municipal wa- in office. As its first official to $11.95 for most ter and sewer rates Tues- act under current Mayor users and $6.67 for day during their regular Billy Ray Jones, the council senior citizens, while commercial rates will monthly meeting. approved a $4 increase to increase to between The 5-6 vote came fol- sewer minimums, a 50 cent $21.72 and $252.16 lowing an address by Pub- increase to water consump- depending on the lic Works Director Larry tion, a five percent hike on type of service a Dunaway, who said the first the water minimum and business requests of $23,977 payment on the a 10 cent hike in water Waste Management. $6.8 million USDA loan used consumption. The second Waste Manage- ment is entitled to fund ongoing improve- phase represents the total to adjust rates as ments to the city’s water amount USDA recommend- it sees it each and sewer infrastructure is ed raising rates in order to September per the coming due sooner than he facilitate payments on the contract they have expected. loan. with the city. “Me and Keith Hus- “When we raised rates key with USDA were talk- in 2011 ... well, that rate in- Tailgate ing about it, and he said, crease was half of what the ‘Yaknow, we’re gonna have rate study suggested,” Dun- party to get an account set up for away said. “We’re generat- the government to elector- ing about $163,000 more set for nically debit this money from the rate increase than pretty quick because those before the rate increase. Friday payments start coming due What we have to generate The Scrapper in October,’” Dunaway said. to make this payment every Booster Club will “I said, ‘Nah, it ain’t Octo- month is $287,000 a year. host a tailgate party ber. We had 18 months.’ So, So, these proposals are Fri., Sept. 26 ahead he showed me, and he was based on those numbers.” of the Scrappers’ right - it was 13 months. I Dunaway told alder- home opener against was thinking 18 months or I men he was in favor of the Arkadelphia. The would have said something higher increase, in part event is set to begin at 4:30 p.m. on the humans of arkansas about it before now.” due to fears that the cost team’s practice ield Dunaway presented al- of operating the waste wa- and will include a pep dermen with two options ter treatment plant may rally, bounce houses Newhope girl documenting state in style for increasing the rates. increase as a result of the and a performance The first would have raised improvements. by pee wee cheer- a projected $180,344 in “We don’t know what leaders in addition of famed ‘Humans of New York’ creator additional revenue by in- our operational costs are to the opportunity to purchase Scrapper KAtElYn CoffmAn came from the Humans of been through a lot,’” She creasing minimum water going to be versus what gear, candles, hair Staff Writer New York Facebook page explained. by $1 per month, water we’re doing now. We’re extensions, shirts created by photographer Not only that, but from consumption by 10 cents expecting them to be a little and multiple other A young Newhope girl Brandon Stanton. an educational aspect, the per 1,000 gallons, minimum higher, but who knows?” items. Food for the has been capturing the sto- Chandler has been inter- project has taught Chan- sewer by $1 and sewer con- he said. “We don’t know event will consist of ries of people across Arkan- ested in photography since dler and her younger sister sumption by 50 cents per what our chemical useage cupcakes, ham- 1,000 gallons. A second op- is gonna be. We know we’re burgers, hot dogs, sas once snapshot at a time. she was seven years old. She history, sociology, culture, barbecue, baked Armed with her Cannon admires Stanton’s way of geography and even politics. tion, which was ultimately losing some things we’re potatoes and turkey Rebel camera, 11 year old capturing the raw emotion “Home school is a lot selected by the council, using now but we don’t legs. A silent auction Katie Chandler has been of his subjects. about real world learning increased water minimums know what we’re gonna be and rafle will also be approaching people from “You can look at the pic- experiences,” explained by $2 per month, water using in other parts of the held. various areas of the state ture and it’s almost like you Chandler’s mother, Amanda. consumption by 10 cents system, so this is one factor and sharing their anecdotes, don’t have to read the story While many of the people per 1,000 gallons, minimum that’s a little iffy.” quotes and insights on her - you can just see it on their Chandler has spoken with sewer by $2 and sewer Jones disagreed with Praise Facebook page “Humans of face,” She said. have been happy to talk with consumption by 50 cents Dunaway’s assessment of Arkansas.” While the aspiring pho- her, some have not been as per 1,000 gallons, raising the possible costs involved event What began as a home tographer enjoys taking accommodating. This too an additional $226,496 for in operating the improved school project has morphed pictures, the stories people has taught the young girl an the city, according to pro- waste water plant, say- set at into a page with over 1,500 share with her also appeal important life lesson - rejec- jections. ing it will likely cost less Mt. Zion “likes” and has gained Chan- to the young lady. tion. Both proposals applied than the current facility, dler attention from multiple “I like to take the pictures “Rejection is something the same increases to se- but discussion among the Pastor Rev. Lee news platforms. most of all, but I think a lot she is going to encounter nior citizen rates, which council indicated that a Winfrey and mem- will now jump to a water majority felt asking for the bers of Mt. Zion According to Chandler, of the stories are good be- throughout her life and this Baptist Church, for the past three years she cause you think you have I feel has really prepared her minimum of $8.98 monthly larger increase now would located at 1500 and her sister have created it so bad then you hear for it,” her mother stated. and a sewer minimum of be better accepted by the Ansley Street in a large home school project. someone tell you their story Since the project began, $11.70. public than having to ask Nashville, will host Her inspiration for this one and you’re like ‘Wow, they’ve See HUmAnS | Page 10 The rate hikes are actu- See HIKE | Page 10 a praise event Sun., Sept. 28 at 3 p.m. Praise can be in form of choral singing, solos, poetry, praise dance, readings or Park commissioners planning for the future testimonials. D.E. RAY siding officer Freddie Horne Managing Editor instead recommended that Wounded storm windows be placed Warrior NASHVILLE - The Nash- over the existing windows for ville city park commission the time being, as they would hunt held a special meeting at not interfere with the build- Western Sizzlin in Nashville ings status on the historical scheduled this past Sunday afternoon, registry and would provide The Millwood which was combined with some insulating effect for the Lake Focus Commit- their annual park planning building. tee and the US Army committee meeting. Cherry then discussed Corps of Engineers at Milwood Lake are The regular session saw two bidding issues for mi- collaborating to host commissioners discussing a nor building projects at the the 2014 Wounded range of topics dealing with park. The first, a bid for Warrior Deer Hunt, park properties. Park direc- the construction of 10 foot to be held Nov. tor Nikki Cherry reported fences on either end of the 20-22. The War- that repairs for damage to new basketball court at the rior Transition Unit lights from storms this sum- main park on Johnson Street, D.E. RAY | Nashville News of Fort Sill, OK will mer were nearly complete, was submitted at a cost of Park commissioners James Reed, Jason Harrison, Josh Tice, Dale Patrick, Deborah Marshall, be bringing seven Donny Woods, Freddie Horne and park director Nikki Cherry at their recent special meeting soldiers to Millwood and that the replaced lights $9,526.00. Commissioners at Western Sizzlin in Nashville. Commissioner Leslie White was not present at the meeting. Lake for an outdoor were set on photo-reactive asked Cherry to research if experience. The cells rather than timers. She using two four-foot sections, and netting for the baseball plate would be easy for the constructed at the main WTU mission is to also reported that repainting as will be used around the fields which would incor- contractors that had shown park, with Cherry report- facilitate the healing and re-caulking of windows rest of the court, stacked on porate existing structures interest in the project to com- ing that extending water and rehabilitation at the Legion Hut, which the top of each other to make rather than requiring their plete, and that she expects lines would cost only about of soldiers, return them to duty when parks department manages, an eight foot fence would be removal. Cherry responded the project to be finished by $300, but that because a new possible, or prepare are underway, and expressed cheaper. that the proposed use of the end of November. transformer would need to them for a success- concern that some of the Commissioners also sug- metal sleeves to go over the The group then discussed be placed extending electri- ful life as a veteran in windows would need re- gested a simplified design pipes currently serving as the expense of extending cal service to the structure their community. placement. Commission pre- for the extended fencing the backstop behind home utilities to a new pavilion See PARK | Page 10 2 Editorial The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, September 25, 2014 Henri de tonti and the choosing of little Rock On March 2, 1819, the Arkansas Territory was created, with the capital at the small outpost at Arkansas Post. Arkansas Post was the first European city founded in what would become Arkansas, but by 1820, the members of the new territorial legislature realized that a new capital would be needed. The decision where to base the government for Arkansas would have profound effects upon the future economic and political development of Arkansas. Arkansas Post had been founded by Henri de Tonti, a French soldier and fur trader, in 1686 and had served as a trading post for the various French, Spanish, and Native American fur trappers in the area. It served as the admin- istrative center for the region while the French and Span- ish controlled the region, and Spain would maintain a small garrison at the settlement for many years. Located in DR. kEnnETh what is now Arkansas County bRIDGEs where the Arkansas and History White Rivers meet just west Professor of the Mississippi River, it was conveniently located for the river traffic of the day, High stakes in Kansas but flooding plagued the post almost from its founding. Tacked to the wall of Greg Orman’s campaign office is taxes.”) But when asked about even such a minor change Flooding forced Arkansas Post to move three times. a print of a John Steuart Curry painting, “Tragic Prelude,” in entitlement spending as the “chained CPI” recalculation The population never rose above 500 residents, and by that hangs in the capitol in Topeka. It depicts John Brown of inflation, he is noncommittal. Independent politicians are 1820, overland trade was moving steadily west of the Mis- of Osawatomie, 39 miles south of here, as what he was, a politicians, too. sissippi River. deranged product of “bleeding Kansas,” the Civil War’s over- In high school, Orman became national president of Boys Some states would move their capitals repeatedly. ture. Today, Orman, who is as calm as Brown was crazed, is Nation, which earned in 1986 a Rose Garden ceremony with Georgia would move its capital ten times between its emblematic of fascinating Kansas. Ronald Reagan. In 1988, while at Princeton, he founding as a colony in 1733 and 1807. It would be moved Orman wants to deny Pat Roberts a fourth GEORGE did some work for George H.W. Bush’s presi- several more times before settling on Atlanta in 1868. Senate term, thereby ending a congressional dential campaign. That year, Orman says, a Tennessee similarly would move its capital eight times career that began in 1981 with 16 years in the WILL sight on New York’s subway -- two children between 1790 and 1826. After Louisiana gained statehood House. Orman, who favors term limits and Washington clinging to their father, who did not seem to in 1812, it would move its capital seven times by 1880. pledges to serve only two terms, is running Post feel safe -- quickened his interest in politics, And probably the strangest of all: between 1776 and 1853, as an independent. The Democrats’ nominee which has occupied more of his life since Rhode Island would rotate its capital annually among the has dropped out of the race, so Orman, 45, or business success made him wealthy. county seats of each of its five counties. Roberts, 78, will be a senator come January. Sensible Kan- In Orman’s office here, Princeton’s 1991 yearbook is Territorial legislators decided on two possible sites sans have a problematic choice to ponder: Electing Orman open to the page with his picture. Next to it is a pungent further up the Arkansas River: Cadron, in what is now would deepen the Senate’s pool of talent, but it might thwart quotation he chose from Ross Perot (“The wimps are us”), Faulkner County, and a site called “Petit Roche” further Republican efforts to control the Senate. who a year later as an independent presidential candidate downstream. John McElmurry and a group of investors Kansas has not elected a Democratic senator since 1932 would receive 19 percent of the popular vote, including 27 had planned a community on sixty-four acres on Cadron and has voted Republican in 12 consecutive presidential elec- percent in Kansas. Creek in 1818 to entice settlers and furiously lobbied leg- tions. It has, however, had Democratic governors during 28 Orman, who says he will caucus with whichever party islators for the capital. In February 1820, Territorial Gov. of the last 50 years, and its Republican senators have often is “clearly” in the majority next year, has a month to clarify James Miller signed a law naming Cadron as the county had Bob Dole’s “collaborative” (Orman’s approving word) “clearly.” If in January there are 51 or more Republican sena- seat for Pulaski County, whose original borders would style. Orman has made campaign contributions to Barack tors and 48 Democrats (counting the two “independents” take up most of Central Arkansas. Legislators appropri- Obama, Hillary Clinton and Harry Reid, and voted for Obama who caucus with them), Orman would join the Republicans. ated some $1,400 to fund a jail and county courthouse at in 2008 but favored Romney in 2012. If there are 50 Republicans and 49 Democrats, would Orman Cadron. Orman discusses policy problems with a fluency rare conduct an auction: What problem-solving agenda would “La Petit Roche,” some 30 miles to the southeast, had among Senate candidates and unusual among senators. From each party outline to engage him to give it control? (Demo- been discovered by French explorer Bernard de la Harpe his firmly Republican father, who owns a small furniture store crats have Vice President Biden as a tie-breaker.) Orman’s in 1722, noting the small outcropping of rock on the in Stanley, Kansas, Orman acquired an animus against “the “clearly” might indicate his understanding that a narrow Arkansas River as a geographical reference. By 1820, a beehive of regulations”: One regulation is a “pinprick” but Republican majority won in 2014 might evaporate in 2016, ferry across the river had found success but attracted few cumulatively regulations are akin to “falling into a beehive.” when Republicans will be defending 24 seats rather than settlers. However, land speculators led by William Russell He is reading Paul Ryan’s new book, and shares Ryan’s anxi- this year’s 15. of St. Louis, pushed for a town to be founded on the site ety about how nearly 60 percent of the federal expenditures The Senate’s intellectual voltage would be increased by and for it to be the new capital for Arkansas, named Little are not subject to annual appropriations. He also shares Orman’s election. But improving 1 percent of the Senate is Rock. Ryan’s dismay that a single mother earning about $20,000 less important than taking 100 percent of Senate control When legislators met again in October, several promi- can pay, in effect, a marginal tax rate twice as high as the from Harry Reid, who has debased the institution to serve nent politicians had acquired property in Little Rock, 39.6 percent top statutory rate on the affluent because she Barack Obama, whose job approval among Kansans is just including legislators, judges, and Gov. Miller. Some, like can lose government benefits and incur expenses when she 40 percent. Miller, hedged their bets and had property at both settle- increases her earnings. Some Kansans will try to calculate whether they can ments. By October 10, 1820, the bill to name Little Rock Orman is anxious about the deficit explosion that will send Orman to a Senate that will be “clearly” controlled by the new capital passed, reluctantly signed by Miller, and occur when the cost of government borrowing doubles, Republicans. So, this campaign is a prelude to a wager with the government moved into the newly founded town the as surely it will. (“Deficits are nothing more than deferred national consequences. next year. Little Rock would be incorporated in 1831 and grew to become a thriving city of 195,000. Cadron, however, would fade from history, with the settlement all but abandoned by 1830. While Cadron Township exists on paper in Faulkner County, it has been all but eclipsed by its boom- Who wants war? ing neighbor just to the east, Conway. Some pundits are saying that President Obama has been President Obama is serious, the longer they will hold back n n n floundering in his response to the ISIS crisis because public from making full commitments, knowing how the Obama Dr. Kenneth Bridges, a History Professor at South Ar- opinion polls show most Americans don’t want another war. administration began by betraying existing American com- kansas Community College in El Dorado, can be reached In all my 84 years, I cannot recall a time when most Ameri- mitments to Poland and the Czech Republic, followed by at [email protected]. The South Arkansas Historical cans wanted war. 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But our enemies have already made Cindy Harding, Circulation Manager to launch terrorist attacks inside the American homeland. that choice. We can either kill them over there now or have them kill Retired Marine Corps General James Mattis said: “No war The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. Americans here later. is over until the enemy says it’s over. We may think it’s over, Find us on the Internet at: www.swarkansasnews.com The longer our potential allies have to wonder whether we may declare it over, but in fact, the enemy gets a vote.” Thursday, September 25, 2014 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Community 3 two arrested in connection with thefts Obituaries NASHVILLE - Two area women were arrested re- cently in connection with an alleged burglary and theft. Ella McCrary Jones, 89, Beloved Mother, September 23 According to a statement Ella Gladys (Missie) McCrary Jones of the “greatest generation”. With a life long love issued by Sheriff Butch Mor- passed from this life on Tuesday, of reading, Missie became self-taught and ris, 23 year old Rachel Reed, September 23, 2014 in Fort Smith, skilled in many areas. In addition to being of Nashville, was taken into COWART REED Arkansas Missie was born in an excellent seamstress and accomplished custody by Deputy Steven Temperanceville, Arkansas, knitter, Missie was an exceptional cook, Wakefield Sunday and 18 an incident said to have oc- near Nashville, on November 6, baker and candy maker. Folks sought out her year old Carrington Cowart, curred on Dillard Creek Road 1924 to Violia Wakeield and Clyde Owens dishes at church potluck dinners and other of Glenwood, was arrested in which money was taken McCrary. social gatherings. In Nashville, DeQueen, Monday by Investigator Da- from a residence. She loved the hills of Arkansas and spent Ashdown, Waldron and Mena, she will be vid Shelton. Morris said both Both suspects remain in most of her life in west and southwest areas of remembered for her cake decorating skills, face charges of burglary and jail and no bond has been the state. theft of property related to set at this time. having made beautiful and exquisitely detailed Missie was preceded in death by her devoted cakes for all occasions. Her children always had husband of 67 years, Herman Dale Jones; her parents, special birthday cakes and their teachers were often Miss Ola and Mr. Clyde; her sisters, Mamie Helen the recipients of her lovely ‘basket of lowers’ cake. Jones, Katie Mae Cooper, Dovie Clyde McCrary; her Missie was of the Baptist faith and last held Congenital heart defect brother, James Matthew McCrary; her nephew, Carl memberships at Faith Missionary Baptist Church in Owens McCrary; and in-laws Ora and Richard Jones.Mena and Immanuel Baptist Church in Nashville. As She is survived by her beloved children, David the mother of a special needs child, Missie and her walk set at park Saturday Jones of Omaha, Texas, Cathy Walker of Atlanta,husband Dale were early members of the ARC and Georgia, Barbara Evans of Fort Smith, Linda Jones advocates of public school services for all children. A congenital heart de- You can register online at fect walk will be held at the http://kiphollin.webs.com. of Naples, Texas and Steven Jones of Jessieville; In lieu of lowers, donations in her memory may be Nashville City Park Sept. 27 This event is coordinated daughters-in-law, Sandra Jones and Belinda Jones; made to The ARC, the Alzheimer’s Association, or beginning at 9 a.m. All pro- by Every Baby, Every Heart. grandchildren, Stephanie Cortez, Monica Mathie, the American Diabetes Association. ceeds will be donated to the For additional information Susan Walker, Emily Walker, Ryan Jones and LaceyGraveside services will be on Sunday, September28, Arkansas Congenital Heart contact Abbie Cogburn or Tillman; brother-in-law Charles Jones, sister-in-law2014 at 2:00 PM at County Line Cemetery in Nashville, Defect Coalition and Ar- Tyra Hughes at 870-557-5131 Marie McCrary; ten great-grandchildren; and severalAR with Brother Glen Green oficiating under the kansas Children's Hospital. or 870-845-6340. nieces and nephews. direction of Latimer Funeral Home, Nashville. Missie was a loving wife, mother and grandmother, You may send an online sympathy message at a homemaker and a very bright and talented member www.latimerfuneralhome.com.

Church to host cookout, Charles “Batman” Batts Jeremy Simms-Watson Mr. Charles Edward Batts “Batman, 61, of Fulton, Jeremy Lee Simms-Watson age 22 of Hot Springs rummage sale fund raiser Arkansas, passed away September 20, 2014. He was faced his untimely death Monday, September 22, Ebenezer United Method- beginning at 10 a.m. born March 31, 1953 in Texarkana, Arkansas. 2014. He was born February 26, 1992 in Hope, ist Church, located at 318 Sandwiches and plate He is survived by his wife, Terry Batts; step-mom, Arkansas to George and Yolanda Rogers Watson. West Dodson Street, will dinners will be available, Margie Sue Batts; three daughters, Tonoka Batts of Survivors include his son, Jeremy Simms of Hot host a cookout and rummage and the public is invited to Little Rock, Christina Batts (Maurice) Bull of Los Springs; his father, George Watson, Sr of Mineral sale fund raiser Sat., Sept. 27 attend. Angeles, California, and Marsha (Kelvin) Batts of Springs; his mother, Yolanda Watson of Hot Midland, Texas; three stepsons, Shaun (Alesha) Springs; siblings, Denise Watson of Hot Springs, Collins of Mineral Springs, Reginald (Laquita) Lewis, Jr. of Jonesboro and Trevor (Macy) Lewis George Watson, Jr, Scottanya (Roderick) Scott, of Mineral Springs; eight brothers, James (Sheila) Michelle Watson and Sabrina Watson, all of Little Bench dedication set to Batts, Ronald (Janice) Batts, Andrew Atkins all of Rock; grandparents; Clyde and Ruth Ann Rogers of Texarkana, Tony Batts of Texarkana, Texas, LaTier Texarkana and Beryl Watson of Detroit, Michigan; honor late nJHS student (Misty) Davis of Ashdown, Willie James Atkins of step-siblings, AnReckez and Amanda Daniels; step Little Rock, Tommie (Yolunda) Price and Sammie mother, Shelia Simms of Rosston; a host of aunts, Ninth grade students at Oct. 16 at the Nashville City Price of Waco, Texas; ive sisters, Rosie (Charles) uncles, nieces, nephews and extended family. Nashville Junior High will Park beginning at 12:30 p.m. Tyous of Texarkana, Texas, Betty (James) Green of Funeral services will be 11:00 a.m., Friday, dedicate a memorial bench Hill was fatally injured in September 26, 2014 in Tabernacle C.M.E. in honor of their late class- a car accident earlier this Mercho Valley, California, Laquessa Batts, Shauntel mate, Sawyer Hill, Thurs., year. Collins and Gus Lee Beasly all of Texarkana; 13 Church,1670 Schaal Road, Schaal, Arkansas with grandchildren; and a host of relatives and friends the Rev. Chester Jones oficiating. Burial will follow Visitation will be 3:00-5:00 pm Friday at the in Jones Cemetery. funeral home. Visitation will be from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m., Thursday Powder puff football Funeral services will be held 11:00 am Saturday, at the funeral home. September 27, 2014 at M. H. Peeples Auditorium in Guest registry is at http://www.carriganmemorial. Saratoga. Burial will be at Camp Springs Cemetery com game scheduled at Dierks in Columbus. Arrangements are entrusted to Carrigan Memorial The Dierks High School will be played at 6:30, and a Arrangements entrusted to Hicks Funeral Home, Funeral Services. FBLA will be holding their championship face off will Inc. Powder Puff Flag Football begin at 7 p.m. Tournament Tues., Oct. 7 at Admission to the games Puzzle Answers 5:30 p.m. at the Dierks High will begin at 5 p.m. for a $3 "Count on It" Alton Parson Alton Parson, 70, of Nashville, Arkansas, passed School football field. entry fee. Concessions will SHOES RIPS TEE 8 9 1 5 4 2 6 3 7 Freshmen will face Senior be available. CARVE IDEA AWAY away on Saturday, September 20, 2014 in Nashville. ONEACTPLAY SORE 7 4 3 9 8 6 1 5 2 girls at 5:30, with sopho- All proceeds will go to TDS TREE SPOONS He was born on January 15, 1944 in Prescott, 5 6 2 3 1 7 4 9 8 mores playing juniors at 6 costs of travel to the FBLA LOON OFF Arkansas, the son of the late Jewell Parsons and Lois EFFORT ERAS ALS 3 7 5 4 6 9 2 8 1 p.m. A consolation game spring conference. RIOTS IRENE KEN (Hartness) Parsons King. ONUS EVENT DIVA 4 2 8 7 5 1 9 6 3 Survivors include his wife, Laveda Parson of DER ENACT GONER Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! Clip thi ESP VENT HANDLE 6 1 9 2 3 8 5 7 4 Ashdown; two sons, Alan Parson and wife, Catrina OWE HAZE 9 8 7 1 2 5 3 4 6 Free eXam LASERS PURE FBI of Nashville and Ryan Parson and wife, Katie Reg. Value $6000 • New patients only ARTS THREEBEARS 1 5 4 6 7 3 8 2 9 of Little Rock; two daughters, Annette Fay and Must present coupon to redeem at time of service. MEET OBEY OLLIE 2 3 6 8 9 4 7 1 5

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Scott of the offering a special room rate tickets, as well as special New York Times “one of the of $92 per night. event tickets, will be sold. most terrifying movies I have A documentary about A pre-sales ticket box office ever seen.” country music legend Glen will be available at the Hot * “The Apothecary,” Campbell – “Glen Campbell . Springs Regional Chamber a 2014 Student Academy . . I’ll be Me” – will kick off the of Commerce from 9 a.m. to Award winner. festival on Oct. 10. Directed 2 p.m. Oct. 6-9. * “The Lion’s Mouth and produced by James Ke- Festival officials stated Opens,” a new film by Oscar- ach and produced by Trevor that purchasing a general nominated director Lucy Albert, the film showcases admission ticket does not Walker. Campbell’s life and Goodbye guarantee admission. VIP * “Last Chance High” from Tour. The film features inter- pass holders, Film Buff pass the Renaud Brothers. views with Bruce Springs- holders, sponsors and film- * Multiple award-winners teen, Bill Clinton, The Edge, makers are admitted first from top festivals including Paul McCartney, Jay Leno, to all films. Officials suggest Tribeca, Sundance and Hot Vince Gill, Steve Martin and that patrons arrive early. Docs. Taylor Swift. Prices for passes and tick- There will also be a 20th Keach and Albert, along ets range from $200 to $5 anniversary screening of the with members of Camp- depending on which events at- classic sports documenta- bell’s family – his wife Kim tendees wish to participate in. ries “Hoops Dreams” with and children Ashley, Cal Actor and director Luke an appearance by Arthur and Shannon – will answer Wilson has chosen the Hot Agee Jr. (one of the basket- questions after the screen- Springs Film Festival as a key ball players followed in the ing and brother/sister duo stop on the festival circuit film) and producer Gordon Ashley and Shannon will give for his award-winning moc- Quinn, and Oscar winner a live performance that will kumentary short “Satellite “When We Were Kings” with include an original song from Beach,” co-directed with his director Leon Gast alongside the film. The bands Billstown brother Andrew. Wilson will Muhammad Ali’s daughter and the Drew Henderson be in Hot Springs for the clos- and grandson. Band, both of which include ing weekend of the festival to The Hot Springs Docu- Campbell family members, take part in duel screenings mentary Film Festival is the erry Mounts and Jeff program. will play the after party. of a first-time mockumentary oldest documentary film Icenhower, of Dierks, Dextin is the son of Danette Alspaw, Film screenings will take sidebar, which will explore festival in North America would like to announce of De Queen, and Damon Wheeler, of place in the Ballroom and the blurring of lines between and is an Oscar-qualifying K Carlton, Minnesota. He is the grand Conference Center on the truth and fiction in the moc- festival in the category of the upcoming marriage of their son of Dan and Marlene Alspaw, of second mezzanine level of kumentary form. Documentary Short Subject. daughter, Morgan Whitney Icen- Ashdown, and Otis and Evonne Black- The Arlington. 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I saw a mary shopper buying Halloween CrosslIn murfreesboro decoration on Sunday, and thought it was a bit soon. But White Cliffs lUKE REEDER Staff Writer notice that autumn begins News this week. I keep busy trying NASHVILLE - The Nash- to keep up with my schedule good neighbor and comes ville Scrapper Tennis team and do a little exercise. when possible. God bless played two games this week We have several people you. at Murfreesboro and Mal- on our sick list for prayer this What do you do when you vern, winning 12 of 14 match- week: Evelyn Savage, Hattie make a mistake? Well, I try es at Murfreesboro and eight Jean Pauley, M.D. Deloney to correct it. I thought to get of nine games at Malvern. and Lela James. Thank you. a dog for myself would be At Murfreesboro Monday, Mount Zion Church in company. So I got a puppy. the Scrapper men won all White Cliffs will have regular This puppy was not ready of their matches. Matthew worship service on Sept. to be taken away from his Carver won 6-0, Jacob Car- 28 at 11 a.m. Everyone is mom. He cried and cried D.E. RAY | Nashville News penter 6-4, Caleb Glann 6-1 welcomed. night and day. The only thing Blevins native Kathie Woll instructs a local student suffering the effects of dyslexia and Robbie Morphew 6-2 Condolences to the Willis that quieted him was when during a recent tutoring session. Woll is looking for new students in the area. in singles, and Garrett and family in Paraloma on the I held him. For three days Glenn Hartness won the only death of your family mem- and three nights he cried. We guys’ double match 6-0. ber. We will remember you had no sleep. Monday morn- The girl’s side only lost in our prayers. ing I decided that I must do hElpIng kIds two matches on Monday. I noticed that many citi- something and returned him Olivia Herzog lost her match zens are concerned about back to his mother. Sorry to 6-0 and Alexus White lost 6-4. the passing of the liquor law return a gift, but there was no Area dyslexia therapist looking for new students Brittany Backus started her in the county. We are the choice. Hope I am forgiven. D.E. RAY Woll said that the work that she does day with a 6-0 win, McKenzie ones to speak up at the polls Managing Editor is closer to what a speech therapist or Morphew won 6-4, and Leslie and encourage our friends Christian Refresher occupational therapist would do, but de- Lingo and Klaire Howard to go to the polls and vote. Genesis 8:22 KJV NASHVILLE - As many as one in 10 suf- signed specifically for dyslexia sufferers. both won their matches 6-0. Don’t sit home and let the “While the earth re- fer some effects of dyslexia, according to The curriculum focuses initially on In doubles action, Backus law pass and then complain. maineth, seedtime and har- experts at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital the visual identification of sounds, or and Herzog and White and Too late. Do something now. vest, and cold and heat, and - the premier institution for dyslexia in phonemes, and how they are put together Morphew both won 6-1 and D.D. Coulter was a visitor summer and winter, and day the country - and for those feeling the before moving on to syllables, and then Howard and Lingo ended the at the Mount Zion Sunday and night shall not cease.” strongest impact, the learning disability intensive work on spelling. “Spelling is day with a 6-4 win. school on Sunday. He is our Love is the key. can hold them back in many ways. But a a big issue for dyslexic kids,” Woll said. The next day the team local woman is working to help children She said that moving on to syllables is traveled to Malvern and overcome that. a big step for the students, as before then put up another dominating Kathie Woll, of Blevins, works with they were working with all the sounds a performance with the guys students impacted by dyslexia. She has single letter can produce. winning out again and the Pair of Scrapper started with one student in the Nashville Woll, who said that she has a masters girls only losing one match. area, after years of working in and around degree in curriculum design with a spe- Carver and Carpenter golfers are state-bound Texarkana. cialty in reading instruction, also works wrapped up singles play Woll said that she does initial assess- on writing- bucking a trend away from the with 6-1 and 6-3 victories HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE shot 100 and Zach Jamison ment of students who may have dyslexia, use of cursive script. “Cursive is easier respectively. For the duos, - The Nashville golf team rounded out the afternoon as well as therapy in a curriculum de- for kids with dyslexia. All the lowercase the Hartness brothers won faced off against six other with 101. This set the team’s signed at Scottish Rite Hospital. Testing letters begin at the baseline. It gives them 6-1 and Glann and Robbie teams in the 7-4A district combined score at 264- just can be done over multiple days, and the a place to start,” she stated. played two matches winning tournament at Magellan Golf behind the Malvern and course she teaches from can run two Woll currently sees only one student in both 6-0 and 6-3. Course in Hot Springs Village Fountain Lake teams. years or more, meeting three days a week. Nashville, but is open to taking on more On the other side, How- on Tuesday. While the combined The Arkansas Masonic Lodge offers students. She admitted that the cost of ard lost 6-2, Lingo won 6-1 The Scrapper golfers put score was not good enough therapy for children with dyslexia and the program is expensive, as much as and Herzog had a 6-4 vic- up some very good scores to qualify the entire team to other language difficulties at four loca- $10,000, but asserted that it recoups itself tory to end singles play. on the afternoon, with Jack- advance to the state tourna- tions around the state: Fayetteville, Little over a lifetime - and many of her students For the girl’s doubles teams son Beavert leading the team ment, Beavert and Conant Rock, Searcy and Stuttgart. There are no know that themselves. of Backus and Herzog and by shooting 79 on the 18 qualified as two of the four facilities within two hours’ travel from ”Older kids have a concept of how it is White and McKenzie both hole course. Jordan Conant individuals sent from the dis- Nashville. hurting them,” she explained. had 6-4 victories to end the posted 85, Josh Reeves trict for state competition. day at Malvern.

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Private (PVT) Aaron Private (PVT) Emanuel Gray, of Saratoga, earned Estrada, of Nashville, has the same benefits by enlist- earned education benefits ing. He will serve with the valued at $50,420 by enlist- Bravo Company 1st BN 153 ing. PVT Estrada will serve INF after attending Basic with the Institute Support Combat Training and Ad- Unit as a carpentry and vanced Individual Training. masonry specialist at Camp He is the son of Laurie and KATELYN COFFMAN | Nashville News Robinson in North Little Robert Gray of Saratoga J.T. Carter and Fayrene and Larry Elrod with Ridgeway Baptist Church work a barbecue stand serving pork, beef Rock He is the son of Cris- and a graduate of Mineral and bologna sandwiches Friday to raise funds to go on a medical mission trip to Senegal, located in West Africa. tina and Pedro Estrada of Springs High School. The group will depart Nov. 6 and stay for 10 days distributing medication. Death of Delight woman under investigation DELIGHT - One man has dispatched to this call. it up.” Furr also requested a onto the living room floor. pointing out where he was County Sheriff’s Office. A been arrested as local law Deputies were informed medical helicopter be called Mr. Hembey stated he went when he reportedly heard criminal history of Mr. Hem- enforcement continue look- prior to their arrival that on standby, according to the into the living room and Mrs. the victim fall. bey shows that he has been ing into the circumstances Hembry had recently been report. Life Net was report- Hembey was laying on the While he photographed convicted multiple times of around the death of a Delight released from prison and edly unavailable for flight so floor,” the report stated. and processed the scene, numerous felonies includ- woman. that there was a possibility Air Evac 73 out of De Queen Hembey reportedly told Kinzler reportedly found a ing a previous possession According to a press re- that guns were present at was contacted. deputies he moved the vic- box of ammunition “on the of firearm by certain person lease issued by the Pike the residence. “Furr was advised by tim to the bedroom “where nightstand in the bedroom charge out of Pike County.” County Sheriff’s Office, The press release indi- Goodson to try and get he could put her oxygen Mr. Hembey had identified The victim was transport- Dustin Hembey, 35, was cates that Furr arrived on the a hold of Mrs. Hembey’s mask on because she was as his,” according to the ed from the scene to Bap- arrested at his home at 36 scene at approximately 8:35 daughter, Mikki Hill, ... to let not breathing.” He report- report. “After observing the tist Hospital in Arkadelphia Caddo Gap Road in Delight p.m. When Furr announced her know what was going edly told Furr that he then box of ammunition Detec- where she was pronounced on Sept. 13. The release in- his presence, a male’s voice on,” the report stated. The called 911. tive Kinzler observed what dead. Her body was then dicates that Hembey called stated, “we are back here.” daughter was apparently not The report states that appeared to be a 22 rifle transported to the Arkansas 911, reporting that his Furr reportedly entered reached at that point. “medics advised Deputy Furr stacked in the corner with State Crime Lab for autopsy. mother, Jo Ann Hembey, 72, went toward the direction of At approximately 8:39 that Mrs. Hembey’s injuries two other air rifles.” According to the report, had fallen and hit her head. the voice and found Hembey p.m., the medics and Deputy were not consistent with the “Hembey was informed at the “matter currently re- Hembey is the biological standing in the living room. Rodney Haney arrived on nature of the call.” that time that he was under mains under the investiga- grandson and adopted son Hembey directed Furr to the scene and were directed to Detective Sergeant Clark arrest for felon in posses- tion of the Criminal Inves- of Hembey. bedroom where Delight First the bedroom. Kinzler was contacted and, sion of firearms,” the report tigation Division with the The call was transferred Responder Chris Goodson The report indicates that at Kinzler’s request, Hem- stated. “Mr. Hembey was Pike County Sheriff’s Depart- to medical responders. 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DARDAnEllE (4) at Pottsville: junior Brandon Northcross ran HEBER SPRInGS (1) at lonoke: Hootens.com Class 4A Game of for a TD and threw a pair of TDs WEEK 4 PREDICtIonS These teams have split the past the Week. against De Queen, while the D (favored team in All CAPS eight meetings since entering the PUlASKI RoBInSon (7) at Ar- returned two fumbles for scores. followed by point spread) same conference in 2006. Heber kansas Baptist: Pulaski Robinson Bauxite at mAlvERn (17): Baux- 1-4A Springs QB Hunter Chandler led North Pulaski 33-0 at halftime ite senior Ben Madison has re- Berryville at SHIloH CHRIStIAn threw three TDs in last week's last week. Senator running back ceiving, rushing, punt return and (18): Shiloh Christian welcomes 20-point win at Harding Academy. T.J. Hammonds ran for 125 yards, kickoff return TDs this season. the drop into Class 4A. The Saints Lonoke threw a late interception caught a TD pass and threw Malvern sophomore Amari Reed Class AAAA are 16-18-1 since winning the and couldn't convert on fourth another against North Pulaski. ran six times for 145 yards and 2010 state title. Shiloh Christian down in the fourth quarter of last Arkansas Baptist surrendered two TDs in last week's 17-point Arkansas High School Football Ranking & Notes sophomore Connor Reece passed week's one-point loss at Class 5A more than 400 yards rushing win over HS Lakeside. for 316 yards and two TDs in last LR McClellan. in last week's 22-point loss at foUntAIn lAKE (28) at Wal- 1. WARREn (1-2) GAmE of tHE WEEK week's 14-point loss to Victory nEWPoRt (2) at West Helena: Booneville. dron: Winless Waldron gives up 2. nASHvIllE (3-0) no. 9 DARDAnEllE Christian, Okla. Berryville stuffed This could turn into a shootout. ClInton (8) at ozark: Clinton's D 41 points a game. Fountain Lake 3. DollARWAY (2-1) At no. 11 PottSvIllE Green Forest's two-point attempt Newport gave up almost 500 forced four turnovers and yielded tied Class 5A Maumelle 6-6 a 4. StAR CItY (3-0) The winner takes control of the in the final minute last week, sur- yards in last week's 39-point loss just 178 yards in last week's week ago. The Cobras botched an 5. ARKADElPHIA (3-0) 4-4A. Coaches voted Dardanelle viving 34-32. Berryville has never at Sylvan Hills. West Helena aver- 42-point win at Yellville-Summit. extra point attempt and missed a 6. nEWPoRt (2-1) to win the league in the preseason beaten the Saints. ages 40 points per game. The Yellowjackets led 35-0 in the field goal as time expired. 7. mAlvERn (2-1) and Pottsville to finish second. PEA RIDGE (14) at Gentry: Un- Southside Batesville at StUtt- middle of the second quarter. 8. HAmBURG (2-1) Undefeated Dardanelle has beaten 9. DARDAnEllE (3-0) defeated Pea Ridge has given up GARt (28): Stuttgart has never Ozark sophomore Corey Helmert 8-4A Danville, Booneville and Clarksville 10. GoSnEll (2-0-1) just 20 points this season. Gentry lost to Southside Batesville, out- returned a kickoff 90 yards for a WARREn (16) at Crossett: Top- by a combined 144-34 the past 11. PottSvIllE (2-1) QB Stone Faulkenberry threw two scoring the Southerners 359-31 TD in last week's 35-point loss at ranked Warren must regroup three weeks, and the first team 12. ASHDoWn (2-1) TDs in last week's nine-point loss the past eight seasons. Southside Charleston. after last week's 29-point loss to defense hasn't allowed a point. 13. WESt HElEnA (1-2) to Class 3A Greenland. Batesville allows 35 points weekly. DovER (11) at Subiaco Acad- Pulaski Academy. Lumberjack Junior safety Chris Kershner 14. PRAIRIE GRovE (1-1) GRAvEttE (25) at lincoln: Both emy: Dover has beaten Subiaco Kilay Cox ran for 109 yards and has made 15 tackles, recovered 15. PUlASKI RoBInSon (3-0) teams run the ball effectively. 3-4A Academy six of the past 10 sea- two TDs last week, and he's 16. foUntAIn lAKE (2-0-1) a fumble and intercepted three Lincoln rushed for 378 yards in GoSnEll (24) at Brookland: sons. The undefeated Pirates have gained almost 400 yards this fall. 17. PoCAHontAS (3-0) passes. Daniel Craig (22 tackles) last week's 23-point triumph at Gosnell gained more than 500 scored 131 points in three games Crossett has won consecutive 18. HEBER SPRInGS (2-1) and Easton Carter stabilize the Cedarville, and the Wolf D record- yards in last week's 29-29 tie this year, more than the first eight games for the first time since the 19. mEnA (3-0) unit after taking over as inside ed 16 tackles for loss. Gravette with Rivercrest. Injured RB Carlos games combined last fall. Dover middle of the 2012 season. 20. DovER (3-0) linebackers. Sophomore defensive workhorse Cedric Duarte averages Blackman didn't play but could started 3-0 for only the third time HAmBURG (32) at DeWitt: 21. SHIloH CHRIStIAn (1-2) lineman Caden Brown (18 tackles, 230 yards rushing per game. Lion return this week. Gosnell has since 1996. DeWitt has won six conference 22. ClInton (2-1) three tackles for loss) has forced senior linebacker Michael Olvera beaten Brookland by a combined games the past six years. Ham- 23. lonoKE (1-2) two fumbles. “He's lived in the 24. montICEllo (2-1) has racked up 26 tackles this year, 82-21 the past two seasons. 7-4A burg scores 36 points weekly. backfield in every game,” Coach 25. CAC (2-1) and he returned an interception Harrisburg at CAvE CItY (2): Arkadelphia at nASHvIllE (1): A Lion RB Deandre Rachel has Josh Price says. Senior quar- 26. HIGHlAnD (1-2) 25 yards for a TD last week. Cave City failed to score in last battle of unbeatens. Arkadelphia gained more than the 300 yards terback Kristian Thompson has 27. GRAvEttE (2-1) Huntsville at PRAIRIE GRovE week's 35-0 loss at Hoxie, and has beaten Nashville the past this fall. rushed for more than 300 yards 28. StUttGARt (1-2) (24): Huntsville's Christian Cain they Cavemen have lost to the two years by a combined 74-61. Dumas at DollARWAY (21): this year “and last week he played 29. CRoSSEtt (2-1) has rushed for 264 yards and four Mustangs 70-0 the past two Arkadelphia junior QB Jeff Blake Dollarway turned the ball over like we want,” the coach says. 30. PEA RIDGE (3-0) TDs the past two weeks. Prairie years. Harrisburg gives up 34 ran for 207 yards and three TDs four times in last week's eight- “He's learning when to run with 31. JonESBoRo WEStSIDE (2-1) Grove pounded West Fork 42-0 points a game. in last week's 22-point win at point loss at Camden Fairview. 32. ozARK (1-2) it and when to pitch it.” Kirshner last week, the Tigers first game HIGHlAnD (10) at Jonesboro Hot Springs. Nashville junior QB The Cardinals scored a defensive 33. DUmAS (1-2) caught three passes for 103 since Week 1. Senior Bobby Catt Westside: Highland has beaten Leonard Snell (41 of 66 for 516 TD at Camden Fairview. Dumas 34. HUntSvIllE (2-1) yards and a score in last week's ran five times for 103 yards and a the Warriors by a combined yards and 12 TDs, and 26 carries tight end Will Gragg caught two 35. DEWItt (1-2) 48-0 win at Clarksville. Pottsville TD and caught a 59-yard TD pass 211-37 the past five years. Rebel for 92 yards) and sophomore run- TDs in last week's 24-point win 36. BERRYvIllE (2-1) started the season 2-0, high- in the first quarter, but missed the senior Deon Stewart caught two ning back Darius Hopkins (37 car- over Class 6A LR Hall. 37. SUBIACo ACADEmY (2-1) lighted with a 30-point win over rest of the game after a second- TDs in last week's 26-point win ries, 356 yards) force opponents monticello at StAR CItY (25): 38. BAUxItE (2-1) Class 5A Morrilton. The Apaches quarter ankle injury. over Earle. Jonesboro Westside to defend the run, opening up Undefeated Star City averages 49 39. ARKAnSAS BAPtISt (1-2) committed five turnovers, gave up 40. CAvE CItY (1-2) played physical and the ran the one-on-one situations for senior points per game. The Bulldogs a kickoff return for a TD and an 41. BRooKlAnD (2-1) 2-4A ball effectively in last week's nine- receiver LaMichael Pettway (13 returned a punt, kickoff and interception return for a score in 42. RIvERvIEW (1-2) CAC (14) at Riverview: CAC gives point win over Class 2A Cross catches, 269 yards and nine TDs). interception for TDs in last week's last week's 35-28 setback at Class 43. HARRISBURG (1-2) up 30 points per game, but the County. Scrapper junior end Billy Stewart 31-point win at Class 5A Mills. 6A Russellville. Pottsville half- 44. lInColn (1-2) Mustangs don't sweat it because trumann at PoCAHontAS (28): has 37 tackles, 10 TFL and 3.5 Senior Dajunn Harris ran nine backs Taylor Waddell and Josh 45. GEntRY (0-3) they score so quickly. Junior Trumann has lost 22 of its past 23 sacks this year. times for 112 yards and a TD and Dugger each have more than 400 46. tRUmAnn (1-2) Braylon Harris ran for three TDs games and hasn't beaten a league mena at ASHDoWn (6): This caught five passes for 79 yards yards rushing this season. Dugger 47. SoUtHSIDE BAtESvIllE (0-3) in last week's 21-point win at opponent since Week 5, 2011. could decide a playoff spot. and a score at Mills. 48. 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20 receptions for 298 yards. Senior record. Mountainburg plays host to but an interception late kept it from lafayette County at mURfREES- Quin Young has caught 17 balls for defending league champion Hector knocking off the Bison. Palestine- BoRo (8): No. 13 Murfreesboro 237 yards and three TDs. The EPC Week 6. Wheatley really struggling after a made it four win out of the past five defense allows 219 yards and 19 36-0 loss to Clarendon. meetings with Class 3A Center- ppg, led by Scales with 36 tackles. 5-2A BRInKlEY (10) at Clarendon: Brin- point with a 22-19 win last week. WAlnUt RIDGE (12) at Rector: Quitman at BIGEloW (2): Bigelow kley playing with more intensity for Murfreesboro senior QB Alex Rector, idle last week, relies heavily fresh off an impressive 34-18 win first-year head coach Ethan Baker. Kennedy completed 18 of 33 passes on junior QB Garrett Buck (5-11, over Class 3A Danville, which had All-league junior tailback Daquan for 218 yards and a TD. Classmate 180). Walnut Ridge has struggled beaten Mount Ida 28-14 Week 2. Greene (6-2, 230) hesitates and then Ross Stewart caught six passes for with injuries, and the lack of reps Bigelow has not lost in this series hits a hole. Last week he ran for 75 yards. Jarrett Pitchford paced in practice has hampered its timing since Quitman started varsity foot- more than 100 yards and recorded Murfreesboro with 10 tackles. on offense. Senior OG Justin Hand ball in 2008. Bigelow won 48-34 in 20 tackles in a 42-40 loss to Des mineral Springs at moUnt IDA (possible concussion) and all-league 2013, 21-14 in OT in 2012, 43-15 in Arc. (7): Mineral Springs idle last week RB Tyler Binkley (ankle) among the 2011, 48-12 in 2010, 34-7 in 2009 Carlisle at DES ARC (6): Both after a 52-33 loss to England Week Class AA hurting. Sophomore QB Will Weir and 42-0 in 2008. escaped with tight road wins last 2. Mount Ida senior team leader passed for 250 yards in a 34-20 loss Poyen at ConWAY CHRIStIAn (3): week. Des Arc led Brinkley 36-19 in and LT Dakota Barrett (injured knee Arkansas High School Football Ranking & Notes to Class 4A Harrisburg. All-3-2A LB Conway Christian topped previously the third quarter but then gave up a vs. Danville Week 2) may return by Tyler Andrews has played with pain unbeaten Class 3A Rose Bud 36-22 long TD pass and fumbled a kickoff. Week 6 vs. Spring Hill. Mount Ida 1. JUnCtIon CItY (2-0) GAmE of tHE WEEK and leads the Bobcats in tackles. a week ago. Rose Bud had beaten Des Arc senior Tyler Hill ran for 233 will dress 17 Friday night, including 2. BEARDEn (3-0) no. 9 DIERKS At no. 6 GURDon Cross County at mARKED tREE Conway Christian the previous two of the Eagles' 491 rushing yards. it leading tackler, junior LB Caleb 3. HAzEn (3-0) This could again decide the 7-2A (1): Playoff positioning starts now years by an average of 14 point. Se- Carlisle lacks team speed, but senior Jones (6-0, 180). 4. E. PoInSEtt CoUntY (3-0) championship. Gurdon looks to with both teams expected to finish nior RB Ancil Lea ran for 120 yards returning starters Keyshaun Allen 5. RISon (2-1) avenge last year's 34-15 loss at in the top half of the league. Despite and a TD, while junior Clayton Dent (5-10, 300) and Dylan Brazeal (5-10, 8-2A 6. GURDon (1-2) Dierks that decided the 2013 league generating more than 500 yards of rushed for 117 yards and two TDs. 260) at the defensive tackles are PARKERS CHAPEl (8) at Strong: 7. EARlE (1-2) title. Last week, Gurdon took down offense last week, Cross County lost An opposing league coach called hard to move. This matchup features two exciting 8. HECtoR (3-0) Class 3A Glen Rose 27-14 after to Class 4A Jonesboro Westside this Poyen's best team in its 5-year Hazen has running backs in Parkers Chapel 9. DIERKS (3-0) mcCrory at HAzEn (12): opening losses to Class 3A No. 3 47-38. Junior RB Anfernee Davis ran history of varsity football. Class 3A dominated opponents up front with sophomore Dezmon Jackson and 10. EnGlAnD (3-0) Prescott and No. 6 Smackover by a 11. DES ARC (2-1) for 182 yards and two TDs. Marked No. 7 Episcopal coach Richie Marsh junior RT Donovan Gurley (6-0, Strong senior Isaiah Ellison. Jackson combined score of 88-22. Gurdon Tree lost 61-24 last week to Class praised Poyen's effort after his team 330), senior RG Colby Rollins (5-11, ran 21 times for 167 yards and 12. mAGnEt CovE (2-1) junior RB Jackie Harvell gutted Glen 13. mURfREESBoRo (3-0) 3A Barton. Marked Tree has won the beat the the Indians 42-8. 270) and senior center Colton Felts two TDs last week against No. 2 Rose for 220 yards with another 50- last two in the series. Cross County mountain Pine at CUttER m StAR (5-11, 250). Hazen senior Lucas Bearden's stingy defense. Ellison ran 14. CRoSS CoUntY (1-2) yard jaunt negated by a penalty. Se- 15. mCCRoRY (2-1) won four in a row from 2008-2011. (21): Cutter Morning Star, still sting- Tenison (shoulder) and all-state RB 17 times for 114 yards and a TD in a nior end John Clemons (31 tackles) ing from a 12-point loss to improved Trenton Mosby (ankle) have been 16-0 win over Hampton. Ellison also 16. BIGEloW (2-1) and cornerback Alunzo Leeper (26 17. moUnt IDA (2-1) 4-2A (Class 3A) Bismarck, hands Moun- limited but should be ready to go took a short pass 60 yards to the tackles) pace the Go-Devil defense. 18. WooDlAWn (2-1) Decatur at HACKEtt (28): No. 30 tain Pine its 24th consecutive loss. Friday night. Junior Logan Penn Hampton 15 and ran 15 yards on the No. 9 Dierks, which graduated 17 19. mARKED tREE (2-1) Hackett held Magazine to 80 yards EnGlAnD (10) at magnet Cove: ran for 160 yards and four TDs last next play for the TD. seniors off its 2013 team, relies on 20. StRonG (2-1) offense last week in a 33-0 victory. Newcomer England looks to end week when the Hornets rushed for Hampton at WooDlAWn (4): senior G/DT Layne McWhorter (6-3, 21. CUttER m. StAR (2-1) Hackett sophomore RB Darrick Kel- Magnet Cove's three-year reign over 500 yards in a 50-18 win at Osceola. Woodlawn won this matchup 38-36 22. CARlISlE (1-2) 270) and RT Cameron Brewer (6-4, logg ran for 114 of the Hornets' 294 the 5-2A. No. 10 England boasts Junior ed Khalid Mills (6-1, 210) a year ago in a shootout. Last week, 23. WAlnUt RIDGE (0-3) 255) to clear paths for all-state run- total yards. the kind of speed teams in the 5-2A spearheads a defense that allows a bad snap, untimely penalties 24. ConWAY CHRIStIAn (2-1) ning back Trendin McKinney. Senior magazine at UnIon CHRIStIAn normally don't see until playoff time, just 150 yards per game. and dropped passes (four on its 25. BRInKlEY (2-1) Caleb Dunn (6-0, 170) and junior (19): Opponents have outscored but senior all-state slotback Tyrik marvell at RISon (35): No. 5 Rison final drive) doomed Hampton in 26. PARKERS CHAPEl (1-2) Tyler Miller (6-0, 190) man the ends Magazine 94-6 this fall. UC freshman Harris has been slowed with an achil- bounced back last week with a 30-7 a 16-0 loss to Strong. Woodlawn 27. lAfAYEttE CoUntY (2-1) and are playing well. Gurdon should QB Christian Snipes has completed les injury. Sophomore QB Brayden win over Camden Harmony Grove. edged Hermitage 20-14 last week 28. PoYEn (1-2) dress 23 Friday night, and Dierks will 46 of 86 passes (56 percent) for Brazeal has played well, and all-state In a tragic Week 2, Rison buried in overtime, a year after beating the 29. foREmAn (2-1) dress 31. 876 yards and seven TDs with two LB Monte Toney leads the Lions in a former player Friday afternoon Hermits 72-52. 30. HACKEtt (2-1) interceptions. Sophomore receivers tackles. England's starting defense before losing at Junction City that Hermitage at JUnCtIon CItY (35): 31. mInERAl SPRInGS (0-2) WEEK 4 PREDICtIonS Hauken Smith and Dylan Bryant has allowed three TDs this fall. Eng- night 48-8. Rison's defense held After an open week, No.1 Junction 32. QUItmAn (1-1-1) (fAvoRED tEAmS In All CAPS) have caught 15 passes apiece. land started nine sophomores the Camden H. Grove junior QB C.J. Par- City notches its 30th consecutive 33. HAmPton (1-2) 3-2A W. Yell County at HECtoR (15): past two weeks. Magnet Cove starts ham, who passed for 195 yards vs. victory. Two weeks ago, the Dragons 34. moUntAInBURG (2-1) midland at EARlE (42): First-year Western Yell contained (Class 4A) just two seniors on offense and Bearden, to eight of 27 passing for jumped then No. 3 Rison and won 35. HERmItAGE (0-3) varsity program Midland allowed Subiaco Academy's athletic QB three seniors on defense. Junior DE 55 yards. Rison junior RBs Cortez easily 48-8. 36. SAlEm (0-3) 615 yards last week to Class 3A No. Kelly Hollis last week in a 20-18 Nathan Reynolds, junior LBs Josh Phillips and Bryson Marks rushed marvell at RISon (35): No. 5 Rison 37. SPRInG HIll (0-2-1) 45 Cedar Ridge. No. 7 Earle trailed loss. WYC boasts a tall and talented Smeltzer and Isaac Whitley, and for 109 and 92 yards, respectively, at bounced back last week with a 30-7 38. W. YEll CoUntY (1-2) Class 4A No. 26 Highland by just receiving corps of Chris (6-2, 190) all-league senior FS Ross Nitch are Harmony Grove. win over Camden Harmony Grove. 39. mAGAzInE (0-3) 12-6 at halftime but fell 40-14. Earle and Alex Thygesen (6-2, 160) and playing well for Magnet Cove's de- In a tragic Week 2, Rison buried 40. AUGUStA (1-2) rarely slows down for speed bumps. senior Clayton Montgomery (6-4, fense. Senior WR Tanner Clements 7-2A a former player Friday afternoon 41. DECAtUR (0-2) It torched hapless Manila 86-0 Week 165). Hector sophomore QB Tanner caught eight passes for 136 yards Dierks at GURDon (6): See Game before losing at Junction City that 42. ClAREnDon (1-2) 10 last year. Gaines completed 12 of 21 passes and TD last week in a loss to Benton of the Week. night 48-8. Rison's defense held 43. UnIon CHRIStIAn (1-2) Salem at E. PoInSEtt CoUntY for 232 yards and three TDs last Camden H. Grove junior QB C.J. Par- 44. PAlEStInE-WHEAtlEY (1-2) Harmony Grove. Junior Jay Kelley foREmAn (10) at Spring Hill: (38): EPC offense roaring early this week in a 42-6 win over Hartford. caught seven passes for 92 yards. Foreman sophomore QB Tucker ham, who passed for 195 yards vs. 45. J.C. WEStSIDE (0-3) season, averaging 432 yards and 47 46. moUntAIn PInE (0-3) Junior LB Colton Foster recorded Hall completed 11 of 17 passes for Bearden, to eight of 27 passing for ppg. Sernior QB Aaron Scales has three sacks. 6-2A 190 yards and a TD last week in a 55 yards. Rison junior RBs Cortez 47. mIDlAnD (0-3) completed 76 percent of his passes 48. mARvEll (0-3) moUntAInBURG (35) at J.C. AUGUStA (31) at Palestine- 29-14 win over Class 3A Horatio. Phillips and Bryson Marks rushed for 744 yards and eight TDs with Westside: Mountainburg joins Wheatley: Augusta effectively threw Sophomore Kolton Moore caught for 109 and 92 yards, respectively, at 49. RECtoR (0-2) just one INT. Junior Clay Malone has 50. HARtfoRD (0-3) Hector with a perfect 3-0 conference the deep ball last week on Carlisle, six passes for 144 yards and a TD. Harmony Grove. All the sports coverage you’ll ever want! 411 N. Sherman The Nashville News J W Manufacturing Mineral Springs, AR www.swarkansasnews.com 287-4716 Thursday, September 25, 2014 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 SportS 9 nashville to open conference schedule with Arkadelphia Hornets to CHARlES GooDIn per, who Dawson describes Editor as “a hoss who’s given us fits return from for two years,” and whose NASHVILLE - A battle of versatility and speed is so off week unbeaten teams that could great that he’s listed as a run- decide the 7-4A conference ning back on offense. Joining championship will take him at defensive tackle is An- with match place Friday as the Nashville thony Jenkins, who Dawson Scrappers gear up to host said “gave us some problems against the Arkadelphia Badgers. last year.” Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. So far, the duo have per- Mt. Ida Expectations are high for formed admirably, forcing both squads, which post- four turnovers last week D.E. RAY ed big wins in the opening against Hot Springs and join- Managing Editor weeks of their nonconfer- ing other Badger defenders ence schedules. Most recent- in allowing just 34 points in MINERAL SPRINGS ly, the Badgers edged out Hot three games. - The Mineral Springs Springs with a second half Dawson said the team’s Hornets prepare to face surge, beating the Trojans 35- offensive schemes are simi- their first conference 13, while Nashville enters the lar to what fans have seen game tomorrow night game with added momentum in years past, but feature dif- against the Mt. Ida Li- from a 22-13 win over 5A Wat- ferent athletes after the Bad- ons on the road. son Chapel last week. gers graduated two starting Speaking earlier in Arkadelphia’s focus receivers, all of their linemen, the week, Hornets head seems to have shifted away their quarterback and their coach Jason Burns said from offense with the loss of running back last season. that he expects action CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News to be fast and furious in Division II college recruits “They’re still doing what Sophomore running back Darius Hopkins struggles past two Watson Chapel defenders last Jakahari Howell and Kris they do, they’re just doing it week during the Scrappers’ 22-13 win over the Wildcats. Since rushing for over 200 yards and the coming game, com- Oliver, who now put their with different guys, and they three scores during week one, defenses have focused on stopping the prolific ball carrier. menting several times talents to work at Ouachita don’t get behind the chains. on the relative speed Baptist University. In their You don’t see negative plays. tailback Alex Buckley, who many mental errors on of- ta find a way to get them out of both his players and absence, Scrapper Head You don’t see mistakes,” has missed the last two fense, and the Scrappers of the box, and get Pettway the Lions. Coach Billy Dawson said the Dawson said, pointing out games due to injury, which have focused on maintaining and Deajeon and some of “Their quarterback team relies on air-tight de- that they are likely to con- likely means his replace- rhythm and tempo during those guys some touches can run. They’ve got fensive play to earn its wins. trast that discipline with ment, Ty Kosters, will shift to practice this week. Since other than throwing it to a slotback that is very “Defensively, they re- attempts at forcing mistakes another position, providing sophomore Darius Hopkins them,” Dawson said. quick. We’re going to turned seven guys off of a on behalf of the Scrappers. the Badgers with another rushed for over 200 yards Chapel’s focus on stop- have to run the ball - I squad that, last year, led the “This year, they’re averag- scoring threat. and three scores during the ping the run last week forced think we’re pretty well state in points given up. The ing 39 points a game but 25 “That kind of gives them a team’s week one win over the team to run the ball with matched up,” he said. front four is as good as we’ll points of those are second different dimension because Hope, defenses have keyed junior quarterback Leonard Burns said that the see in totality,” Dawson said half points. That’s kind of the they’ll move Kosters out to in on stopping the threat, Snell, a fourth dimension of Mt. Ida team does en- Wednesday during a brief way they’ve been - they’ve receiver, which gives them forcing the Scrappers to Nashville’s offense Dawson joy some significant interview. “The inside two been better in the second another guy,” the coach adjust their offensive strate- said is likely to play a major advantages in the com- are kind of the focal point. half, and I think some of explained. gies in a way that’s played to factor this week. ing game. “They’re a One defensive end’s a real that’s got to do with tempo. He added that senior re- the benefit of senior receiver “Everybody knows he can physical team. They’ve athletic kid, the other is a They wear you out and then ceiver J. Brooks Burnham LaMichael Pettway and ju- run, we just haven’t run him. got a little bit of size,” technique guy, so they’re capitalize in the second half. is another threat to watch, nior Deajeon Armstrong. If you put an extra guy in the he explained, but add- gonna be good defensively. People have really struggled calling the 5’8” tall senior a The pair have combined box, you gotta do it, so in or- ed that possibly the That’s kind of where they offensively against them to “savvy route runner.” for nearly 400 yards and 11 der for us to get out of there biggest advantage that hang their hat.” maintain a drive, to hold on Although the Scrappers scores through the air so far alive Friday we had to do the Lions will enjoy The team is led at defen- to the ball.” escaped last week’s contest this season. it,” the coach said. “I’m sure will be playing in front sive tackle by 6’2” tall, 250 Dawson said he antici- with the win, Dawson said “They’re putting a lot of they’re preparing for that. of their home crowd. pound senior Emmanuel Coo- pates the return of starting he felt the team made too folks in the box, so we’ve got- They probably oughta be.” “They get a lot of sup- port, and the crowd is a factor.” The 0-2 Hornets face the 2-1 Lions coming off outlaws to face Gurdon in key conference match a week without play- ing, in which the Lions CHARlES GooDIn Trendin McKinney in push- defeated the Mountain Editor ing the team to 3-0 this year. Pine Red Devils 42-14. Last Friday, the team posted Burns said that the DIERKS - The Dierks Out- a 33-18 win over the favored Mineral Springs squad laws will put more than just Fouke Panthers in what Ben- had taken their week their record on the line Friday nett described as a challeng- without a challenger as they hit the road to Gurdon ing contest. to hone their own skills for a showdown pigskin prog- “Fouke is a ball-control, not only for the com- nosticators are saying may ground game. They do a real ing matchup against determine the 7AA champion. good job of running a toss the Lions, but also on Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. stretch play where you gotta a more basic level. Gurdon enters the game string it out, and they’ve got “We’ve been working with a 2-1 record after losing a couple of good running on fundamental stuff: to Prescott and Smackover in backs. We had our work cut trying to limit turn- the preseason, but this year’s out for us last week,” he said, overs, limit mistakes... record likely matters less to noting that the team dressed We’ve been trying to the Go-Devils than last year’s out nearly twice as many work on finishing the 34-15 loss to the Outlaws - a athletes as the Outlaws. “That game.” game which cost them the puts a strain on a 2A team He stated that his league crown. With Gurdon that’s playing kids both ways, team had suffered loss- eager for retribution and a lot of them. I was very proud es because of breaks in picked to win by Hooten’s of the kids last week - they their rhythm and losing Arkansas Football, Outlaw stepped up and played really leads, explaining that, Head Coach David Bennett well for us.” “We’ve had too many knows he will have his work That level of effort will be momentum hits.” DEIRDRE DOVE | Nashville News called upon this week if Di- cut out for him. Tyler Kesterson pulls ahead for positive yardage Friday during the Dierks Outlaws’ win Despite that, Burns “Offensively, they’ve got a over Fouke. erks hopes to escape Gurdon expressed some quiet tremendous amount of skill with a win. optimism about the kids,” Bennett said Tues- week in the team’s lone win so they’ve got a lot of speed,” pace the defense. “Our kids know, just like Hornets’ chances in day during a brief phone over a Glen Rose team that the coach said. Bennett said a number theirs do, that we gotta come coming games, espe- interview. “Defensively, they has proven less competitive Other threats include all- of Outlaws have emerged out and play Friday night,” cially praising those play aggressive. They’ve al- than in previous years. Ben- conference receiver Dewayne as leaders over the course Bennett said. “This’ll be one who take the field in ways been pretty sound on nett said Harvell is a track Marlow, who Bennett says of the young season, includ- of those where who executes tense moments dur- defense, so it’s gonna be phenom who will be difficult “can really run” and quarter- ing Cameron Brewer, Layne the best, their game plan and ing previous games. another probably typical to chase down. back Parker Whitson, while McWhorter, Tyler Miller, that kind of stuff, that’s what “Special teams really Dierks-Gurdon game.” “He’s the defending cham- middle linebacker Jackson Jake Eudy, Jacob Lloyd, Jake we’ve been focusing on. In a cleaned up. 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Smith, Monica Clark, James Martha Hayes, whose water meter on those who own the line inspected after it was a close, aldermen voted Parker, Andy Anderson and meter was recently replaced residence. repaired - both violations of unanimously on two other, HIKE Mike Milum voted against while she was on vacation in “Doesn’t fix or repair city code. unrelated issues. The first, the increase, while Freddy Chicago. According to Jones mean it should be as good “All this plumbing work a proposal by Fire Chief from Page 1 Brown, Jackie Harwell, Nick and Dunaway, the meter had or better than before?” that was done was done Jerry Harwell to sell an Davis, Vivian Wright, Jimmie been leaking on the city’s Hayes asked the council. unlawfully,” Johnson said. early-model fire truck used Lou Kirkpatrick and Carroll side, but the replacement Jones and Dunaway said Council member Mitchell for decoration by the de- for a third increase later. Mitchell voted yes. Kay caused the galvanized steel Hayes’s line was dry for less eventually moved to pay partment in favor of using Clark was the lone per- Gathright was absent from lines running from the meter than an hour, and that clog- half the cost of the replace- the space for additional son to vocally object to the meeting. to her home to clog. ging is always a risk when ment, but the vote came to a training, was soundly de- the larger increases prior The rate hikes will be Hayes said she asked her dealing with galvanized tie with Smith, Clark, Mitch- feated by council members to voting, saying that the included in an ordinance son to replace the line, and lines due to deterioration ell, Anderson and Milum who moved to keep the ve- smaller increases would presented to the council that he, in turn, asked the inside the pipe. voting yes, Brown, Harwell, hicle for sentimental value. give the city an opportu- next month, and will go into city to pay the $400 cost of Code enforcement officer Davis, Wright and Parker The second, a proposal by nity to revisit rates later. effect Nov. 1 if they are ap- the procedure, which Jones David Johnson also spoke voting no and Kirkpatrick Police Chief Dale Pierce to Ultimately, a motion was proved at that time. refused to do, citing laws on the subject, telling the abstaining. Jones then cast renovate the former Nash- made to approve the larger In other business during that place responsibility council that Hayes’s son had the tie-breaking vote against ville City Jail into usable increases. the meeting, the council for repairs to plumbing on neither requested a permit the measure. office and storage space, Council members Matt heard from water customer the residential side of the to do the work, nor had the As the meeting drew to was approved.

host a reunion for “Nashville about what projects they multi-spouted fountain that backed seating at the base- it down after. Reed asked if Swingin’”, a group that held would like to see added to children could play in on hot ball fields, which she re- there were perhaps transpar- PARK regular music shows at the the budget for the coming days. She commented that a ported would cost around ent alternatives, or if there Elberta Theater on Main year, with Horne talking possible donor had spoken $10,000. The group decided was a way to build elevated from Page 1 Street in the 1980s. The com- about placing a basketball to her about covering the that funds generated by stands to see over the back- mission seemed generally hoop at the Toland Heights cost of the feature. Commis- the annual March for Parks ing for spectators. Cherry would cost $8,134. She stat- well disposed toward host- park on the south end of sioners were trepedacious event held next spring could responded that she would ed that the cost for placing ing the event, but did not town, and Tice suggesting about the project, and dis- be used for that project. look into the issue and come the transformer could be take action. a frisbee golf course at the cussed the need for careful Commissioner James back to the group. financed over a period of Horne then adjourned main park on Johnson Street. placement at length. They Reed then asked about the Cherry then spoke about six years, coming to around the regular meeting and Suggestions were also made suggested that Cherry come opaque backing added to the possible need for addi- $120 per month. Horne sug- called the planning session that all rest rooms in the back to them with firm cost the fencing at the softball tional employees at the park, gested that this would be to order. main park should have bi- figures before they made field, which had reportedly saying that facilities and a good option, because he The group quickly moved cycle racks outside and baby a decision, though Woods drawn many complaints activities had expanded to sees the need for further to name Donny Woods, Josh changing stations inside. remarked that if a donor was from spectators. Cherry told the point that it was hard to electrical expansion in the Tice and Horne to serve as There was also sub- giving it to the park, they him that the backing was keep things up with current future of the park in any case. the budget committee to pre- stantial discussion of the might as well go ahead. purchased by the school for staffing levels. Commission- The final action of the reg- pare the park department’s possible construction of a Cherry also talked about their games, and that park ers expressed sympathy, but ular park commission meet- budget for the coming year. “splash pad”, which Cherry the previously discussed employees merely put it up did not take definitive action ing was to hear a request to Members then talked described as a sort of flat, proposal of adding chair- before the season and took at that time.

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DIERKS - DeAnn Vaught of Horatio has of- ficially announced her intention to seek the District 4 seat as a Republican in the Arkan- County faIr sas House of Representatives during the Nov. 4 General Election. She is running against CorrECtIons Democratic incumbent Fonda Hawthorne. The following is her announcement: n Layne Thompson “My name is DeAnn Vaught and I am run- (above), Savannah ning for State Representative of District 4. I Jackson (right) have been married to Jon Vaught for 25 years and Darrell Reed this October. We have three daughters. Brit- VAUGHT HAWTHORNE (below right) were inadvertently tanee is in physical therapy school at UCA there are several things the state can do to omitted from in Conway, Shyann is a freshman at Central offset the changes and allow our students to the Mon., Sept. Baptist in Conway and Josie is a sophomore once again have satisfying meals. We must 22 edition of the at De Queen High School. also find a way to help our elderly so they Nashville News. All I graduated from Horatio High School and do not have to choose between medicines three participants then attended Southern Arkansas Univer- and food. in the Howard sity where I graduated with an Ag Business We need less government hassle and County Fair should degree. Jon and I moved to Sevier Country more individual freedom. I will be a strong have been included after college to begin farming. We own and in the special defender of our Second Amendment rights. section devoted to operate a family farm in Horatio where we I have my concealed weapon license. I also covering the event have six chicken houses, a Cargill sow farm, enjoy hunting with my family and I am ex- included in that and the only dairy in Sevier Co. We are mem- cited for this deer season. issue. Additionally, bers of the NRA, Sevier County Farm Bureau, If you are ready for common sense repre- Rayleigh Harmon Arkansas Pork Producers and the Arkansas sentation and for someone to stand up for was misidentified Cattlemen’s Association. Most importantly I what is right I would appreciate your vote as Addison Harmon am a strong Christian and I attend church on November 4th.” in the same edition. regularly at First Baptist Church in De Queen. Hawthorne, who has held the seat for a The Nashville News I will be a strong voice for District 4 in regrets the errors. single term so far, hails from Ashdown, where Little Rock. I am not scared of hard work she works as Economic Development Officer Staff photos and I understand the struggles of small busi- with the Little River Chamber of Commerce. by D.E. Ray nesses. As your state representative, I’ll Hawthorne, also a Baptist, attended Ouachita stand up for our Christian values and I will Baptist University, and also graduated from work to find ways to bring more businesses the US Institute of Organization Management to our district and to our state. and the Community Development Institute. I am passionate about our student’s edu- She is a past member of the De Queen Lions cation and future. We must find a better way Club and the Ashdown Rotary Club, and a to help those students who do not have a current member of the Ashgrove Citizens desire to attend college and prepare them Committee and the Arkansas State Cham- to earn a living in the workforce. ber of Commerce. In the legislature, she sits Our children need better school lunches. on nearly a dozen committees focusing on In many cases, school lunches are the only local issues, including the Legislative Joint meals some students actually get to eat. Auditing Committee, the House Committee As state representative, I’ll stand up for on State Agencies and Governmental Affairs, our local schools and support restoring the House Committee on City, County and local control of lunch menus and portions. Local Affairs. Hawthorne has two children New Generation Outreach Ministries The menu changes are calorie restrictions and reports enjoying fishing and swimming mandated by the federal government but in local lakes and streams. Presents: 4th Church Anniversary spECIal vIsItor September 27 - 28, 2014 Kevin Brazil, Pastor September 27, 2014 New Generation will kick off this 2 day event with a “pre - musical” at 6pm. Everyone is invited... Come on out and BRING YOUR YOUTH!

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