Stone County

December 23, 2020

Vol. 69 No. 44 © 2020 Stone County Publishing Co. Published each Wednesday in Mountain View, Arkansas 75¢ Christmas LocalBean medical Fest personnel Schedule receive memories fi rst COVID-19 vaccine doses Local health care ing COVID-19 as a rou- providers began receiv- tine vaccination. With the holiday season upon us, Leader ing Covid-19 vaccines There are no defi nite reporter Steve Watkins spent time last last week, with Stone dates for the timing of week visiting with some Stone County res- County Medical Center each phase, as the tran- idents about their Christmas memories, handling vaccinations sition depends on vac- traditions, and hopes for the new year. for hospital staff and cine supply and whether clinic providers. those in the current What is a Christmas memory or Residents of the phase have been suf- tradition you remember or practice county will be offered fi ciently vaccinated. with your family? vaccinations in a phased Transitions will be com- approach through retail municated with health- Roger Gardner, mayor, Mountain View pharmacies and medi- care providers and All of our family would come in and I had a cal providers, according groups with as much step brother that would come in during that to information from the anticipation as possible, Vietnam era, you never really knew who you Arkansas Department of the news release stated. were going to see. And that was always what Health posted Dec. 15. Phase 1 is divided Melissa Reny, RN, infection prevention/employee was special getting everyone together, because Limited doses are into three high prior- health for Stone County Medical Center, admin- our whole family played music and so those available in Phase 1, ity areas. Phase 1-A isters the vaccine to SCMC Director of Nursing gatherings were a big deal. We’d usually have with the focus on vac- currently underway Heather McClanahan on Friday. a good ham, or a turkey, or an old hen, and cinating high priority involves health care one time we had a coon. We had a coon that groups. workers, long-term care year because my uncle had killed it and mom In Phase 2, a large residents and workers wanted to cook it. She made it with pineapples number of doses will be and fi rst responders. truck drivers, and essen- ditions, adults aged 65 and other fruits and it turned out pretty good. available allowing the Phase 1-B will include tial government and years and older, persons ••• general population to be essential workers such infrastructure workers, who reside in congregate Buffy Campbell, president, vaccinated. as daycare workers, etc. settings. Mountain View Chamber of Commerce In Phase 3, enough workers in K-12 and Phase 1-C includes Phases 1-B and 1-C doses will be available higher education, food persons at increased are subject to change Our family watches Christmas Vacation. for all persons needing industry (meat packing risk for severe disease depending on further That’s our favorite thing, and we’ve been doing vaccination and there and grocery), correc- such as adults of any age ACIP recommendations it since my boys were old enough to watch it. will be a shift to provid- tional workers, utilities, with chronic health con- and vaccine supply. ••• Brent Howard, superintendent, Mountain View School District This was true before I ever got married, and it continued, but on Christmas day my family Spann among fi rst to be vaccinated always got together for a big lunch and that’s something I remember from the time I was a By Steve Watkins cinations to the general kid until now. We’re putting that off this year public to around Febru- for obvious reasons. It’s the fi rst time I know of A local physician who ary 1. Priorities will be in 51 years that’s not happening for me. spent much of this year directed to those in long- ••• waging a personal cam- term health facilities, hi- paign to educate local Heather McClanahan, director of nurs- risk elderly and 10-year residents about the age brackets around 75, ing, Stone County Medical Center COVID virus is now 65, 55, and downward. All the years of my childhood and my moth- doubling those efforts “So in January we’re er’s family, her two brothers, and sometimes to present facts and going to have more local her sister when she was in state, we’d always dispel rumors about the evidence where this go together with all of the cousins and we’d vaccine many medical becomes a trusted word- play ridiculous games all night. Of course there experts say is key to con- of-mouth kind of thing.” was heated competition and the Hubberds trolling it. From March 15 to were always a bunch of cheaters. Every year on Baxter Regional mid-May, Arkansas Christmas night we would do that, and it was Health Care physician could begin seeing always my favorite part of the year. Dr. Eric Spann, whose the fi rst signs of “herd ••• podcast “What’s Up immunity” from a popu- Lori Freeze, Doc,” has now published lation that has been vac- news editor, Stone County Leader a series of three social cinated, and received Dr. Eric Spann receives his fi rst COVID-19 vac- media videos specifi cally antibodies through the I have so many fond memories and specifi c cine dose early last Thursday morning. gifts that I loved, but just the overall excite- to help viewers make COVID infection. Some ment of Christmas morning is what came informed decisions 10 percent of the state immediately to mind today. When I was little about the new vaccine. “We’re trying to pro- Spann said he decided population has already there were fi ve of us at home. On Christmas The videos, published vide the most practical, to re-engage his infor- been infected, he said. eve, Mom would fi ll our stockings (each one a on Spann’s “What’s Up scientifi c data we can mation campaign after “Right now, I just want unique handmade creation of felt) with nuts, Doc” YouTube channel distribute for thinking realizing a vaccine resis- to do everything possible fruit, candy and small gifts, and we could get address vaccine devel- people who want good tance, or reluctance rate, to dispel the rumors,” into those as soon as we entered the room — opment, safety precau- information,” Spann that was as high as 80 Spann said. “The mili- however, we were not allowed out of our bed- tions, and what Spann said. “There is a toxic percent among local tary, or the government, rooms until 6:30 a.m. I recall many mornings calls “conspiracy theo- environment of fear and health care staff, par- or any of these private huddling and shivering or waiting under the ries” regarding the vac- doubt out there, and I ticularly in the nursing entities with stockhold- covers until the clock advanced oh-so-slowly to cine. wanted to do something community. ers has any reason to be the designated time. It was delightful torture. Spann was among the to focus on the science “There is a lot of bad involved in the develop- Dad would have a roaring fi re built in the wood fi rst to receive an immu- and the process, not the information out there on ment of a vaccine that stove, but once in the living room we would nization during public emotion. When people social media, and that’s would harm its own have been oblivious to the cold, I’m sure. distribution in the make a decision about what this is about.” people. And if it’s good ••• health care community this, they need to make a From divisive politi- enough for the soldiers last week. truly informed decision.” cal theories, to a concern of this country, it’s good Stacey Avey, county judge, Stone County about vaccine develop- enough for me.” Lots of family getting together with parents ment in “warp speed and grandparents and all the kids getting out time,” to other concerns and playing on the farm. Lots of times we’d go about genetic issues, hunting during Christmas break. Most of my Henley participates fertility, lactation, and family lived here in the area, so we hardly ever pregnancy, Spann said COVID-19 went out of town. Everybody else came to us. he sees a particular vac- in new vaccine trial cine reluctance in an UPDATE What’s a special Christmas gift “under-40” demographic. STONE COUNTY you remember? By Steve Watkins said produced zero side “What it’s going to effects in him and others take is people seeing Positives 665 Gardner: We’d heard people play harmoni- Blake Henley has with whom he partici- other people get the vac- Active Cases 96 cas. Dad told me and my brother, who was done as much as anyone pated. cine - those people they Recoveries 543 about three years older than me, that he’d get studying the effects of Henley received know in the community Deaths 26 a vaccine designed to immunizations in both - to realize the real facts us a harmonica and he did. And generally that’s ARKANSAS what people did. When they bought something immunize people from August and September, about side effects. So I Positives 201,650 for one kid, they bought the same thing for COVID. and applied for the trial was more than willing to another. That was a special gift. One year we Henley, the six-year in consultation with Dr. be the fi rst doctor to get Active Cases 23,001 got those socker boppers that you put on your band director at Moun- Eric Spann, his family it.” Recoveries 175,387 fi st and it made it the size of a big marshmal- tain View High School, physician. Spann said the most Deaths 3,237 is one of dozens of “There were a couple likely scenario in the low. It’s funny how you remember those things, UNITED STATES Arkansas residents who of motives for my inter- COVID vaccine distri- but Jim’s was red and mine was blue. You had Positives 17,905,466 to have two pair so you could fi ght each other. participated in a clinical est, really,” Henley said. bution is one where Deaths 318,300 Those are the two things I remember most. trial designed to study “Normally, I wouldn’t health care workers will Howard: I remember one that made me the vaccine side effects. sign up for some kind of become immunized fi rst. Numbers are current as of really defl ated, and one where I was really sur- He completed an exten- untested medical experi- As a two-vaccine series each Monday as reported by the Arkansas prised. sive application process ment, but I just thought, with a second shot due in June and July before ‘hey, we need people to four to six weeks after Dept. of Health and CDC. See Memories, page 3 Numbers now include probable acceptance in to the the fi rst one, he said that cases for state and county. Moderna trial that he See Henley, page 3 most likely pushes vac- STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, December 23, 2020 2 A OFFICERS’ ACTIVITY REPORT Mountain View Police Department Felony charges fi led The following charges endangering the welfare was charged with ter- Mountain View Police Building was secured, contact and informed were fi led in Stone of a minor in the third roristic threatening in Department offi cers attempted to contact subject to go to sleep County Circuit Court: degree, all misdemean- the fi rst degree, a felony, responded to the fol- owner, business was for the night and not • Ronald Wayne Dou- ors. His bond was set at and criminal trespass, a lowing calls for service secured to the best of the to come outside. Offi - thit, 41, was charged $10,000. misdemeanor. His bond during the two-week offi cer’s ability. cers were again called with: Possession of a con- • Percy D. Corter, 34, was set at $25,000. period ending Dec. 18: • an alarm call at to same residence at trolled substance (sched- • a medical call on Sonic. False alarm; key Famous Place for intoxi- ule II, meth less than 2 Gayler Rd., Elderly holder contacted to reset cated male subject walk- grams), possession of female fell in yard; Vital alarm. ing around and causing drug paraphernalia with Link on scene. • request for addi- a disturbance. Male sub- purpose to use metham- • a call to Circle K for tional patrol due to ject arrested for public phetamine; possession of a female wanting to fi le someone possibly knock- intoxication. drug paraphernalia with a report. Unable to fi le a ing on doors and win- • located a door open purpose to test or ana- report because incident dows; unfounded. at Mountain View lyze meth, all felonies; did not happen here. • alarm at a residence Middle School. School and possession of a con- • request for report at on Clarence; was set off police chief contacted to trolled substance (sched- sheriff’s offi ce. Informa- accidentally. secure building. ule IV Clonazepam, less tion unfounded and no • alarm call at Sonic • an alarm call at than 28 grams), a misde- report taken. for second night; key Tobacco Outlet. Build- meanor. He was charged • request for a welfare holder contacted. ing was secure and key as a habitual offender check at Famous Place • call to the corner of holder contacted. with four or more prior DECEMBER SPECIAL BUY trailer park, Negative Knox and Main Street • alarm call at local felonies. His bond was SALES TAX PAID!! contact. for a female screaming; business in early morn- set at $5,000. On All In-Stock Echo Lawn & Garden Equipment, • call to a residence on Vital Link contacted ing; employee set alarm • Joshua D. Elms, 39, Including All Remaining Lawn Mower Inventory! Parks for a male patient to assist with female off by accident. was charged with pos- being disoriented and having a breakdown. Offi cers continue session of a controlled Stopp In and Save BIG! argumentative. Subject • call for a noise com- nightly business checks substance (schedule II was calmed down. plaint at a residence. throughout city with meth less than 2 grams), • an alarm call at Offi cer made contact additional business and possession of drug the high school; build- with resident and checks throughout eve- paraphernalia with 20854 Hwy. 5 N. • Mountain View, AR ing was secure and key informed to turn music nings and foot patrol purpose to use meth- 870-269-4449 holder notifi ed. down or off. around courtsquare to amphetamine, both felo- www.circlebequipment.com • an alarm call at the • call to Famous Place check for unsecure doors. nies; and possession of ATM at First Security for a four-wheeler com- Offi cer attended a a controlled substance Bank; no damage or plaint. Unfounded. training class at Black (schedule VI marijuana signs of entry. • an alarm call at River Tech, to be certi- less than 4 ounces), DWI • call to Shady Grove a local doctors offi ce. fi ed as Glock Armor. drugs fi rst offense, no RV Park for possible Building was secure Offi cers attended Shop proof of insurance, care- harassment. Offi cer and key holder was con- with a Cop at Walmart less or prohibited driv- informed subject that tacted. for local kids to receive ing, all misdemeanors. A Happy Banker Makes they could fi le affi davit • traffi c stop resulted gifts He was charged as a for a Happy Business at the courthouse. in driver being issued All Offi cers attended habitual offender with • call to the Dulcimer citations for driving on a a mandatory meeting four or more previous With the onset of COVID-19, small business banks are Shop for a wheelchair in suspended license, fail- to discuss events and felonies. His bond was more nervous about potential loan losses than ever. the road. Offi cer cleared ure to stop at a stop sign, department scheduling. set at $10,000. Here are several tips for your business to maintain the road and moved the no vehicle insurance, no Offi cers made 71 traf- • Tim E. Balentine, 44, a great working relationship with your lender. These wheel chair to the Police vehicle Registration. fi c stops and issued 69 was charged with pos- same tips can also be used if you want to plant seeds Department. • to a residence at written or verbal warn- session of a controlled with your banker for potential future loans. • located a local busi- Famous Place for a male ings during the two- substance (schedule II, ness door unlocked subject causing a dis- week period. meth less than 2 grams), • Produce timely financial statements. Your lend- during nightly checks. turbance. Offi cers made a felony. He was charged er may require you to produce financial statements as a habitual offender over the duration of your loans to ensure that you have with four or more prior enough cash to make consistent, on-time payments. SHERIFF’S REPORT felonies. His bond was Strive to produce up-to-date financial statements and send them to your bank before they ask for them. Not Court From Sheriff Lance Bonds set at $5,000. • Autumn Nicole only will timely financial statements make your lend- Pitts, 28, was charged ers happy, the pro-active nature of your financials will cases The following infor- Road. Everything Okay. with possession of drug show a level of transparency to them. Be prepared to mation is taken from • Served numerous paraphernalia with include a note explaining major changes and sched- resolved the daily activity logs of civil papers. purpose top use meth- ule regular phone calls to go over the business. deputies with the Stone • Made several traffi c amphetamine, a felony; • Implement solid internal controls. The following cases County Sheriff’s Offi ce. stops. and DWI drugs, refusal How does were resolved in Stone During the week of • A report of animal to submit to a chemical a lender have faith that the dollar amounts on your County Circuit Court. 12/11 - 12/17 deputies abuse. Dogs looked to be test and possession of financial statements are accurate? By properly imple- menting internal controls. You’ll have a happy banker • Joseph M. Verdusco, responded to: okay. a controlled substance if your company can provide evidence that your inter- 27, pleaded guilty to: • A report of a pos- • Responded to a dog with purpose to use nal controls are operating properly. possession of drug par- sible burglary on Hwy. ownership argument. marijuana, all misde- aphernalia and pos- 66. Back door kicked in. Advised issue was a civil meanors. Her bond was • Communicate. If your business encounters tur- session of a controlled Subject given a trespass- matter. set at $1,500. substance, both felonies. bulent financial waters, the best thing to do is immedi- ing citation. • A call on Hwy. 66 • Royce Lee Callahan, ately let your lender know about it. Better yet, by keep- He was sentenced • Mail box and gates possible stroke. Subject 39, was charged with to 60 months in the ing in constant communication, your lender will most damaged. Vandalism on transported to the hos- requirements in acci- likely be able to spot if your business starts experienc- Arkansas Department Tom Hollow Road. Cam- pital. dents involving death of Correction with 150 ing a downturn and will try devising a plan before you eras installed. • Several alarm calls. or personal injuries, a begin missing payment deadlines. days jail time credit. He • A disturbance on • A medical call on felony; and battery in was fi ned $2,500 and Hwy. 14 west. Man Petters Road. Subject the third degree, assault charged $995 court costs Remember your banker probably has their hands full arrested for metham- transported. in the third degree, right now. These tips allow them to spend more time and fees. phetamine possession • A report of debris criminal mischief in the • Ryan J. Treat, 24, on their problem loans, and one of them will not be and banned from the blocking one lane on 2nd degree, careless and yours. pleaded guilty to pos- property. Hwy. 9 south. Removed prohibited driving and session of a controlled • A report of a distur- on arrival. substance, a felony bance at Fox. • A call on several and possession of drug • A call on a possible youths with guns off paraphernalia and pos- fi re at St. James. Unable Guion Road. No contact. session of a controlled to locate. Deputies also: substance, both misde- • An alarm call on • Transported inmates meanors. He was sen- Mitchell Road. Okay. to med center and back. tenced to 12 months • A report of a cata- • Made a stolen gun probation with 55 days lytic converter stolen off report on Hwy. 263 jail time credit. an R.V. at Hummingbird north. He was fi ned $2,500 R.V. • A report of identity and charged $1,495 • A report of a semi theft involving fraudu- court costs and fees. that hit a vehicle. Semi lent unemployment • Cory T. Grinder, located. Case turned claims. 39, pleaded guilty to: over to state police. • Completed annual Terroristic threaten- • A call on an erratic training including shoot- ing, pleaded down to a driver on Hwy. 66. No ing range and racial pro- misdemeanor; criminal contact. fi ling. mischief and domestic • A disturbance on • Made a welfare battery, all misdemean- Hwy. 14 east. Man check on Hwy. 87. Okay. ors. removed from property. • Made extra patrols He was sentenced to • A deer vs. car acci- in remote areas. 12 months imposition of dent on Hwy. 5 north. • Made a stolen dog sentence, fi ned $`1,000 Car towed. report. and charged $170 court • A deer accident on • Backed up city police costs and fees. Hwy. 9 south. Report on Famous Lane. One • Michell N. Black, 67, made. subject charged with pleaded guilty to unau- • A call on juveniles public intoxication. thorized use of a vehicle partying on Hwy. 14 east • Made an unemploy- pleaded down to a mis- near York Cemetery. ment fraud report at the demeanor. • Shots fi red on Cove sheriff’s offi ce. She was sentenced to 12 months suspended imposition of sentence. She was fi ned $1,000 and charged $170 court costs and fees. Don’t let your CChick’shick’s • Gary Ankeney, 44, important moment CCarpetarpet SteamerSteamer pleaded guilty to: ter- Residential & Commercial roristic threatening get lost in the pleaded down to a mis- digital abyss. Disinfectant • Pet Odor demeanor. He was sen- Removal • Spot Removal • tenced to 12 months Submit your news Carpet/Fabric Protectant • suspended imposition of & photos to Tile & Grout • Deep Cleaning sentence, fi ned $1,000 and Deodorizing and charged $170 court the Leader! costs and fees. 870-307-1033 STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, December 23, 2020 Page 3 A

cessfully used reverse in work a lot and I’d like psychology to con- to be more focused on vince me I wasn’t get- family time. Oftentimes, ting a bicycle by loudly I think we get caught up Henley announcing each part just in the busyness of as it was added. I inter- being busy. Continued from page 1A preted Mom’s shushing Freeze: I’m not seri- step up and help fi gure as her trying to get him ous about resolutions, this thing out,’ so I to stop teasing me. He but if I make one it’s moved ahead with it. later helped me learn to usually related to get- “And there was a bit of ride it in the snow and ting more organized at a selfi sh motive as well. I pedaled many, many home. That applies more As a teacher in public miles before I outgrew it. than ever this year, as school, I’m exposed to a Avey: My fi rst .22 the situation only com- lot, and I’m one of those single shot rifl e when I pounds over time. in the high-risk category was a kid. Avey: For things to with a heart condition go back to normal, that and diabetes, so I had an Do you have a goal all the vaccines would interest in getting pro- or a resolution for work, all of our busi- tected if I could.” next year? nesses would be able to Henley said he’s had stay open and get back no reaction to the vac- Gardner: I mostly to work and that we can cines, and he believes it’s just want to get this stop living without all important for citizens to sidewalk project done in these CDC guidelines in do everything possible to the Square. This whole our lives. help. project has been a pains- “The most important taking process ever since Have a prediction to thing you can do on an I’ve been mayor. I have offer for 2021? individual basis is talk fought up and down to to your doctor about get this thing done. Gardner: Mountain your situation and your Howard: I just want View is really going to needs. I know there are to see all our kids come take off next year. Coro- lots of concerns out there back to school in the navirus is going to leave about possible long-term healthiest way possible and all our friends and effects. whatever that might neighbors are going to “But if you’re worried be, and that’s my big- get back to normal and about someone putting gest goal is that we can be the loving town that a microchip in you, or if all enjoy next year a lot we’ve always been That’s you don’t want the vac- better than we did this what I really want to see cine because Trump had one. is everyone getting along anything to do with it Campbell: Just to with one another, not a and you believe he’s evil, stay healthy. bunch of division. I want or if you think Joe Biden McClanahan: That’s to see all of us united. a hard one after this year. Howard: Better times just came in and made On Nov. 13, the Mountain View Var- bitt, and Tessa Turner. Back row from this happen, and all I had resolutions for this are coming. sity Dance Team was the overall left: Kate McPherson, Harley Avey, those other ideas that year, then with every- Avey: The new year are really just bunk, I thing that happened will be a good year. I winner of the 1A-3A State Dance Avery Sullivan, and Josie Callahan. don’t know what to say they went nowhere fast. think things will start Competition at Lake Hamilton High The team is coached by Julie Turner to those people. You’re I’d say probably just to getting back to normal School in Hot Springs. They placed and Lesia Morris. The team is spon- really just living in a be more mindful of what and it will help that 1st in Jazz, 1st in Pom, and 2nd in sored by ReMax Edge Realty, Turner manufactured environ- I do in my free time. I we’re not in an election Hip Hop. Front row from left: Cap- Rock & Timber, Farm Bureau Insur- ment. tend to get wrapped up year. tains Havyn Hubberd, Delaney Nes- ance, and Stone Bank. “Everyone I know and love is going to get this vaccine, and I’m recom- mending it to them. It’s the only way we’re going to get back to what we think of as a cultural normal.”

Memories

Continued from page 1A One year I had a big box under the tree and I really wanted to look at that because I thought it was something big. One day when my par- ents weren’t home I fi g- ured out a way to sneak in there and look at it, and I’ve never been so defl ated in my life. It was a globe. I don’t know if it was planted there for a reason, but you talk about letting the wind out of my sails. So I got to study geography on that thing. Probably the biggest surprise I got, one year my parents had sent me over to my aunt and uncle’s to give them a gift from us, and when I got back to the house I walked by a little side room we had and there was a brand new motor- cycle. I was about 13, and that just made my day. Campbell: My best gift came one year the day after Christmas. That was my grand- daughter, Olivia, in 2013. McClanahan: Not so much a gift you can give, but just having my kids with me every Christ- mas. Material things are not so much to me, but family time is the best. Even when they were young, just watching them get gifts, that was always the best time for me. Freeze: Among the best gifts were those too big to wrap, of course. The most excit- ing, though, was the bicycle – blue with a red banana seat. There was assembly required, and my brother James was Merry Christmas from Centennial Bank enlisted to help with that after I was sent to bed. Rather than try to MY100BANK.COM | A Home BancShares Company (Nasdaq: HOMB) | Member FDIC be quiet (and knowing I wasn’t asleep), he suc- STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, December 23, 2020 4 A Opinions IN OUR OPINION Stay vigilant, take care During Christmas week we urge Stone County residents to continue all precautions to avoid the spread of the COVID-19, as numbers continue to increase in the nation, state and county. With the arrival of a vaccine and the fi rst doses being administered to frontline workers, it’s easy to let our guard down and think “everything will be okay now”. But we are still months away from “okay.” It is anticipated that vaccinations for the general public will be available in February.

INDEPENDENT ARKANSAS By Steve Brawner Trust the system, move THE FLATLANDER on, take a long break By Steve Watkins The glass-half-empty U.S. House Republicans, perspective is that the past including Arkansas’ Reps. 12 months have stretched Rick Crawford and Bruce this democracy kind of Westerman, signed a brief Year-end wish list brings thin. The glass-half-full supporting the lawsuit. perspective is that it’s still Reps. French Hill and pretty strong. Steve Womack did not. Either way, the glass is Both said they did not want neither empty nor full. one state intervening in hope for renewed spirit Now that the Electoral another’s election. Hill told College has cast its votes, the Democrat-Gazette that My Christmas and New and to ourselves to respond needs arise in next year, it’s past time for everyone to he “did not want to create a Year wish list for Mountain in constructive ways, and I pray that we would be a concede that Joe Biden won. precedent where California View and Stone County: not just postpone all this people of conviction, backed No doubt some of those and New York can decide •That between so many thinking to the last two up by action. 158 million total votes future elections in Arkansas.” who have already endured it, weeks before a proposal hits •That we would see no were miscounted or cast This was not the fi rst now armed with antibodies, the ballot. fl oods, tornados, or other acts improperly, benefi tting time in the past 12 months plus a big number who will •And when it comes to of nature that would set our both sides. No process is that members of the party get the vaccine, we will wipe the public trust and the community back. perfect. But this election was that lost a presidential this long-lasting, heart- revenue that helps drive a •That somehow, by God’s neither stolen nor rigged, election tried to use the breaking, troublesome virus capitalistic economy, let’s grace, we will diminish the as President Trump has system to rewrite the from our midst. COVID has give fair hearing to the importance of meaningless claimed. results. It seems a lifetime changed our lives for the county government that will labels that divide good and So says Attorney General ago, but on Dec. 18, 2019, last nine months, harmed likely make its case for the well-meaning people. This William Barr, a staunch the Democratic-controlled the essence of our town, needed operational funds goes for political, religious, defender and appointee House of Representatives and in many ways, robbed for a new county jail. Expect and everything else that has of Trump’s who resigned voted to impeach Trump. The us of the sense of close- discussion about another tax been used to manipulate Monday. Barr recently told Republican-controlled Senate knit community. May this proposal. Ultimately, we will community. May we stand the Associated Press that later dismissed the charges. pass, and may we return to decide, but let’s be open to all together as one, united for he had “not seen fraud on a The impeachment normalcy and the community avenues, and give this topic a the greater good. scale that could have effected shouldn’t have happened. we all love. fair hearing. •(And this is not a selfi sh a different outcome in the Such a drastic step should •That something •Here’s hoping that one wish …) That your Stone election.” be reserved for “high crimes miraculous will happen. day all the drive-up order County Leader will fl ourish Barr is not alone in and misdemeanors” that Maybe it will take a meteor machines at Sonic will work as the go-to source for local defending this year’s threaten our democracy strike or a supernatural act and accept my debit card, news and information a good election. The Cybersecurity and can’t wait for the next of God, but that drivers on that the buffet will return community needs. Just like & Infrastructure Security election. “Something to do Herpel Road will learn to to Pizza Hut, and Pizza Inn a school, or a chamber of Agency said the election was with Ukraine” did not rise to drive on the right side, not in makes a big splash. Also, commerce, or a strong retail “the most secure in American that level. the middle, and take caution would it be too much to ask or service community, a local history.” Its director, a The glass-half-full around blind curves and false for the Rainbow Cafe to make newspaper is vital to any Trump appointee, was fi red perspective is that all of this plateaus, rather than just chicken and dressing for me community’s identity. And we by Trump after it released has been done legally and drive oblivious to anything every single day? And can we don’t wish to just exist and those fi ndings. Georgia has peacefully and by following but themselves and the have a Chinese food place? get by. Much thought is being counted its ballots three the rules. Trump has not song on the radio. And while Just a little one? And Lord, given to how the Leader can times, including by hand. activated any troops to we’re at it, let’s hope for the while you’re working all be an even better newspaper Biden has won each time. maintain power. He’s suing, best on construction of the these divine miracles, bring in 2021. Let it be so. Its Republican governor and which he’s entitled to do. new Herpel Road entry. It’s back the Friday night catfi sh •That the potential of the secretary of state have had Impeachment was a process a huge safety improvement deal at Valero. In Jesus’ Ozark Folk Center State to defend themselves against that ended with him still in that will save lives. name, Amen. Park would be maximized in personal attacks by Trump offi ce. •That we will make efforts •That our sidewalk every single way. What an and his allies. Unfortunately, even an to maximize communication improvement project around incredible community asset. Fifty-nine court cases optimist must concede the and strategic planning the square would begin •And may all of our contesting the election have glass is only half full. among all the dynamic moving, cause as little families and friends be kept been decided against the Lasting damage is being groups that make up this disruption as possible, and be safe, and blessed, and excited president. The most high- done to our democracy. The town’s economy, and its a major improvement to the for all that’s ahead. profi le case ended last week. rules depend on Americans livelihood, and its future. heart of town. See you in next week’s The state of Texas – joined having trust in the system. Same page. Same purpose. •That all the efforts newspaper. by Arkansas under Attorney Bad things happen when Together. around Stone County to ••• General Leslie Rutledge that trust is lost, particularly •That we will listen to help feed hungry families Steve Watkins is a reporter along with 17 other states when it’s deliberately our public school leaders affected by the pandemic for the Stone County Leader. – sought to invalidate the undermined. who are telling us well in would be strengthened in He is the author of two votes of four states won by Even though the Electoral advance of any dire situation, their resources, and have books, and loves chicken and Biden: Georgia, Michigan, College has voted, procedural that there is potential more than an abundance of dressing, barbecue, and sweet Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. processes remain. Congress for a less-than-excellent supplies to help people in iced tea. Write him at steve@ The Supreme Court refused still must count the votes on school district if we don’t do need. Whatever community stonecountyleader.com. to hear it. Jan. 6 in a joint session. If something soon. They have The plaintiffs’ argument one House member and one taken the initiative and the was that those states illegally senator object, then the two responsibility with which changed the rules for voting chambers will separately we’ve entrusted them, so Have an idea for a news story during the pandemic. They consider it. what more can we ask? A singled out those states even When House Democrats millage increase is needed or photo feature? though others changed their objected four years ago, in the Mountain View School rules, including Arkansas. Biden, presiding over the District. We owe it to them, Let us know ~ [email protected] Gov. Asa Hutchinson told the Senate as vice president, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette asked for Senate objections. that he was not consulted There were none. At Phone (870) 269-3841 about the lawsuit and didn’t one point he cut off a intend to sign any legal brief. Published weekly on Wednesdays One hundred twenty-six See Brawner, page 5A Office located 104 W. Main St. James R. Fraser Publisher/Editor Ed Coates Advertising Consultant OPINION PAGE POLICY Lori Freeze News & Photo Editor Sharon Robinson Ad Composition This page is devoted to opinions. It is not a news page. Edie Sutterfield Reporter/Photographer Pam Rider Classified Ad Manager Unsigned editorials represent the views of the newspaper’s Lana Mason Reporter/Photographer Karen Younger Circulation Manager management. Signed columns, letters and other features refl ect Steve Watkins Reporter/Photographer Neal Fraser Typesetter individual opinions. Letters and other opinion pieces must contain the author’s USPS (009-255) Preview content and access name, and will not be printed anonymously. Address and telephone the e-edition at number are required for verifi cation, but only the town name will be Periodical postage paid in www.stonecountyleader.com printed. Mountain View, Arkansas 72560 Priority will be given to letters that are fewer than 400 words and POSTMASTER, send address changes to Subscription Rates: are clear, concise and submitted exclusively to the Stone County Stone County Publishing Company $25 yearly (includes e-edition) Leader. All letters are subject to editing for clarity and length. P.O. Box 509, Mtn. View, AR 72560 for local area; $50 outside area STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, December 23, 2020 Page 5 A Public comment for tower plan sought Two companies any details about the involved in the construc- tower’s purpose or time- tion of a “self-support line. The 240-foot tower communications tower” is proposed near 25144 near Timbo are seek- Highway 263 near ing public comments on Timbo. its potential effect on Public comments historic properties that citing potential effects may surround it. on historic proper- A spokesperson for ties may be submitted the Austin, Texas-based for the next 30 days to Trileaf Corporation said Trileaf Corporation, the 30-day comment [email protected], period is “standard oper- 2550 S. IH-35, Suite 200, ating practice” for any Austin, TX, 78704, or by structure of its magni- calling 512-519.9388. Members of Stone County Honor Guard lay wreaths at the veterans memorial on the courtsquare. tude. See this week’s legal Spokesperson Alicia notices on page 8B for Santucci said she was the public notice. Wreaths presented unauthorized to provide The Stone County teach is carried out by Honor Guard conducted coordinating wreath- a Wreaths Across Amer- laying ceremonies at ica event Saturday Arlington National at noon at the Stone Cemetery, as well as at County Veterans Memo- more than 2,100 addi- rial in Mountain View. tional locations in all 50 The program symboli- U.S. states, at sea and cally represented and abroad. honored all veterans buried in Stone County. There was live music, presentation of yellow roses by those repre- senting branches of the military, and a guest speaker. Honor Guard members presented the national anthem, led the pledge of allegiance and Robert Huckleberry was the featured speaker played Taps. at Saturday’s Wreaths Across America event in According to the web- Mountain View. His keynote address focused on site WreathsAcrossA- the oath taken by members of the military and by merica.org,, the mission immigrants obtaining citizenship, and how the to remember, honor and Roland Pugh U.S. Constitution is at its core.

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By Edie Sutterfi eld been advised to hire an Dearien agreed. “I • approved an updated outside source to help think if we’re gonna schedule of above-con- Mountain View School with promotion. He has put the millage on the tract wages and substi- Board voted unani- consulted someone and ballot, we’ve got to do tute pay, effective at the mously last week to received an estimate of everything we can to get beginning of the year. place a request for a $3,500 to $7,000 for ser- the word out,” he said. The changes refl ect the millage increase on the vices that would include Dobbins commented mandated increase in ballot for a spring elec- gathering data, identi- that the board needs to minimum wage. tion. fying registered voters, be united in support of • discussed the pend- Board President and promoting the issue the millage if they are ing application for fund- Matt Dearien made via social media, mail- going to pursue it. ing for a safe room at the motion to request ings, advertisements, “I think it needs to be Rural Special School. a 7 mill increase. Supt. etc. a united board. If we’re Perry asked if there Brent Howard said he Funds from the not all for it, we can’t do were any updates. felt they needed at least school budget may not it,” she said. Roxanne Howard said paperwork 7 mills. be used for this promo- Davis agreed, and Eric has been submitted, “We’re kind of at a tion, Howard said, so he Perry added that edu- but they haven’t heard point that we need to will be raising money cating the public would about approval yet. make a decision if we’re through donations. be their best shot at get- • approved a facil- gonna put this out there Howard said he could ting it passed. ity plan required by the on the ballot,” Howard have someone at the No objections were state. Howard said the told the board. “We’re next board meeting to raised, and the board only possible change going to have to either discuss the information proceeded to a unani- would be the safe room put it out there and run campaign if the board mous vote on the issue. if it is approved. with it or if we don’t, you wants to do that. The board conducted guys know where we’re “It’s gonna take every- the regular meeting Dec. at.” body to help pass this. 14 via Zoom, an online The superintendent I want to be able to put video conferencing plat- Call Now To recommended the move 110 in it,” he said. “This form, because of the last month, saying it is something I fi rmly high level of COVID-19 would be necessary to believe we need, for infection among school head off an anticipated many reasons. We’re personnel. Reserve Ad Space operational shortfall. the second lowest in Mountain View Middle Howard said he had the state. For all we School and High School spoken with other do for our kids here in pivoted to all-virtual To Be Included In the 2021 administrators in the this county, we could be for the last two weeks education co-op and doing better.” because of COVID-19, Stone County Spring & which has struck several staff members. Howard Summer Visitors Guide said about 25 are quar- antined, about half due Recycling reminder to positive COVID tests and about half because BEST The Stone County dull paper can be recy- of contact. Howard said Recycling Center has cled through the local ADVERTISING the district is now able VALUE IN THE issued a reminder for facility. to do rapid tests on-site, AREA! those hoping to recycle The staff also asks and he will be taking Christmas wrapping that cardboard boxes be one weekly. DEADLINE paper that shiny paper fl attened before drop-off. School dismissed this FRIDAY, cannot be accepted. Only week for Christmas FEBRUARY break and will resume 26 Jan. 4. th !!! least agree that it’s nei- Also during the meet- ther full nor empty. ing, the board accepted Maybe sometimes – the resignation of Moun- Brawner immediately after an tain View Middle School Look, we all know what a tough year 2020 was. Now is your chance toto getget election, for example – Principal Robert Ross back in the groove of having customers once again. Continued from page 4 A we need to take a break, and longtime bus driver Let them know that you’re still here! Thousands of copies will be distributed to tourists and subscribers March through July congresswoman, said, put the glass to the side Larry Sutton, both effec- AANDND your ad will be available for free on our website. “It is over” and banged and look at something tive June 30. Michelle his gavel. else for a while. Moody, who is currently It is over this time as ••• assistant principal, will well. Whether you see Steve Brawner is a transfer to principal on 870-269-3841 the glass as half full or syndicated columnist in July 1. Holly Burns also Stone County Or Email: half empty may depend Arkansas. Email him at resigned, effective Dec. [email protected] on who you voted for, [email protected]. 18. but even the optimist Follow him on Twitter at In other business, the LEADER www.stonecountyleader.com and pessimist can at @stevebrawner. board: STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, December 23, 2020 Page 6 A Church and Family

Have an idea Obituaries for a news Bernetta “Netta” J. wife, Roxanne of Quit- story or photo Marean man, Amanda Under- feature? Bernetta “Netta” J. wood and her husband Marean, 80, of Moun- Brantley of Cookeville, Let us know – tain View, died Friday, TN, Colton Lindsey and [email protected] December 11, 2020 at his wife, Alyssa of West the Waters of Mountain Fork, AR, Conner Lind- View. sey and his wife, Faith Bernetta was born of Heber Springs; one GGail’sail’s on October nephew, Lindsey White 12, 1940 in and his wife, Lauren FFlowerslowers WE ARE Portland, of Heber Springs; six Maine to grandchildren, Ella & GGiftsifts MOVING! Alroy E. and Grace and Gabe Lind- Elva (Lover- sey, Madison Pike and FFormerlyormerly MMelton’selton’s FFlowerslowers & GGiftsifts ing) Wilson, Michael Underwood. Lower overhead means lower cost! To. Better serve our who pre- Billy’s family is large, customers and keep prices very affordable.. Gail’s Flowers and ceded her in death. Netta and with extended Owens/Dewey to wed Gifts are moving to our Sugar Hill location... same low cost was an active member of family members across Floral arrangements .. same friendly service... same phone the First United Meth- the country. The only Karen Owens of Moun- and is employed by a numbers in phone book...give us a call at 269-9092 odist Church in Moun- thing bigger than his tain View is pleased to fi rm that specializes tain View and worked family was his heart. He announce the engage- in institutional invest- for many years in nurs- never wanted anyone ment of her daughter, ments. Ryan holds a civil ing and senior care. As to feel as though they Christine Owens, to engineering degree and a young woman she did not belong or have Ryan Dewey, son of Ray is a C-130 pilot for the Corner of Webb St. & Park Ave. enjoyed swimming and a place to call home. He and Elizabeth Dewey of United States Air Force. taught many children, loved, lived and fought Portland, Oregon. Chris- The couple is planning a Bible Study 8:30 am including her own, how with all he had for the tine holds a science spring wedding and will to swim. Netta and her people and the place he degree, as well as fi nan- reside in Little Rock. Pastor Taglauer Sunday Morning Services 9:30 am late husband, Wayne, loved. We will be forever cial securities licenses, enjoyed travelling grateful for the love and 870-269-5549 COME PRAY together, especially their life he gave us all. 870-424-4382 visit to Alberta, Canada Donations may be SENIOR CENTER WITH US! with her parents. Netta made to giving.young- 870-421-2715 also enjoyed participat- life.org/jaredlindsey MENU/SCHEDULE ing with Wayne in the which will go to support TAIN UN VI The Pastor and Gold Wing rallies in his son’s ministry with O EW Congregation would like Maine and in Arkansas. Young Life. While coronavirus M shopping trips and all to invite everyone Netta had a youthful Arrangements are restrictions continue, other activities have to come worship spirit and enjoyed meet- by Olmstead Funeral the center is still deliv- been suspended until

ing new people. She will Home. ering Meals on Wheels, the dining room is open. GENERAL BAPTIST with us.

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 be greatly missed by her ••• and serving daily hot Following is menu for CHURCH  loving family and her Mary Alice (Brewer) meals with curbside upcoming days (subject many good friends. Stanley pickup. to change): 204 Patricia Ave. SUNDAY: 10:00 am Netta is survived by Mary Alice (Brewer) Meals are served at Wednesday: Brown Mountain View, AR WORSHIP: 11:00 am her children, Lynne Stanley, 84, of Moun- 11 a.m. at the back door, beans and ham, cabbage 870-269-9799 SUN NITE: 6:00 pm Crandall of Portland, tain View, died at her and must be reserved & carrots, garlic roasted 870-421-7974 WED NITE: 6:00 pm Maine and Scott Cran- home surrounded by the day before by calling potatoes, cornbread, dall of Mechanic Falls, her family on Monday, (870)269-3101 between strawberries www.fumcmtnviewar.org Maine; her four grand- December 14, 2020. 7 a.m. and 2 p.m. Meals Thursday: closed CComingoming Togetherogether forfor WWednesdayednesday children, Preston, Ellen, Mary was born on Octo- can be reserved by the Friday: closed 3:15-5:00 pm Kids Klub (September-April) Thomas and Peterson. ber 4, 1936 in Columbus, day or week, or even for Monday: Mushroom Whitney and Erick Men- Mississippi to Frank the month, and can be burger, stewed tomatoes, WWorshiporship doza of Mountain View, and Rudy (Huddleston) paid for daily, weekly, au gratin potatoes, pine- Arkansas and their service Brewer. or monthly. If you have apple 9:30 am Sunday School for allallag ageses three children were also She received her LPN paid but need to miss a Tuesday: Chicken 11:00 am Worship Service 5:00-7:00 pm FUMC Youth very special to Netta. license at the age of 44 day you will be credited soup, broccoli, corn- The family will have and then returned to for that day, but please MMissionission SStatementtatement – bread, cake “To be a church where people come to KNOW Jesus Christ as Savior, a private celebration of school, and at the age give notice because GROW in their discipleship of Jesus Christ, and SHOW the love of Jesus Christ in thought, word and deed” life in the spring. of 52 fi nished college meals are prepared to First United Methodist Church Roller Crouch Funeral and became a regis- order for the number of Classifi ed Ads 116 East Jefferson • Office number: 870-269-3252 Pastor: Paul Coy Home in Mountain tered nurse; she worked meals reserved. View is in charge of the in the ICU at both Dr. The cost for a meal is WORK!! arrangements. Gray’s Hospital and $7 for anyone who is not ••• White River Medical a member. Guests are Billy Clyde Lindsey Center in Batesville. always welcome, and Billy Clyde Lind- The last 15 years of her everyone aged 60 years sey, 65, died Saturday, career she was a pediat- and over is encouraged December 5. He was the ric home health nurse. to sign up (free) to be son of the late William Prior to nursing Mary eligible for the member Calvert “Bill” and Mavis was a homemaker who meal which is a $3 sug- Fletcher Lindsey in Mid- enjoyed quilting, cro- gested donation. Call land, Texas. cheting, and gardening; Breakfast, exercise Billy came another gift she had class, transportation, 269-3841 to Heber was canning, and each Springs in year she had a goal of 1965 when canning 1,000 quarts his father which she succeeded at began the successfully. She canned Ready To Share Our work of building Lind- vegetables, meats, jams, sey’s Resort on Little and many other foods FOUR STAR Care! Red River. He contiued to feed her family. Mary the work his father studied with the Jeho- began by growing the vah’s Witnesses and will resort into what it has be greatly missed by all become today. He was a of her loving family and long-time member of the friends. Arkansas Hospitality Mary is survived by Now Accepting Association. He served her son, Neil Stanley; COVID-19 as a commissioner for one daughter, April 28 years with Arkan- Smith; two brothers, Recuperate. Rejuvenate. Rehabilitate. Negative Patients sas Parks and Tourism Roy and Bobby Brewer; and ended his career one sister, Charlene as superintendent of Havron; grandchildren, Welcome to a Bull Shoals White River Travis, Tracy, Brittany, State Park where he Cory, and Alice; great- place where married his wife, Robin grandchildren, Cierra, on the banks of the Tyler, Lilli, Calem, your care & White River. Samantha (Peanut), He was a 32nd degree and Elijah; great-great mason, and a member grandchildren, Mason comfort of Heber Springs Lodge and Toryn along with 414. He worked tire- many extended family comes fi rst. lessly building a busi- and friends. ness and the tourism Mary was preceded and travel industry in in death by her par- Arkansas as a whole. ents, Frank and Rudy Most important was (Huddleston) Brewer; his family. He is preceded husband, Clinton in death by his father, “Red” Stanley; one son, Admissions accepted Bill. He is survived by Marcus Kent Stanley his wife, Robin of Heber and her brothers, Troy 24 hours a day, Springs, mother Mavis; and Charles Brewer. sister, Terri and husband A memorial service 7 days a week. Matt White all of Heber will be held at a later Springs. He was a proud date. father and is survived Roller Crouch Funeral 870-269-5835 by his son, Jared Lind- Home is in charge of the watersofmountainview.com sey and his wife Ashley arrangements. 706 Oak Grove St., Mountain View, AR of Magnolia, Texas. Nathan Lindsey and his Continued on Page 7 STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, December 23, 2020 Page 7 A Classifi ed Ads Girls apply brakes to West Side WORK!! Leader Classifieds By Lori Freeze over, and the clock was ticking down as Sutter- Are the answer to everything you might Slow-playing the bas- fi eld drove to the basket, want to SELL or BUY. ketball – in fact, holding but she was called for Call 269-3841 to place your ad before 11 a.m. on Mondays! it for an extended period a charge. Rural Spe- if the defense doesn’t cial inbounded from the challenge – makes for a end line and Linville let less exciting game but loose a shot a few strides it is an effective strat- after crossing half-court Call (870)269-5200 egy for a team short on and it swished the net to arrange a visit! players and unable to to put the home team up Adoption Fees: Dogs $100, engage in a sustained 31-24. Cats $50 “run-and-gun” battle. Both teams missed to cover Spay/Neuter Costs And it worked for chances as the fourth www.schspets.org. the Rural Special Lady quarter got underway, Rebels last Friday, then Morgan found This beautiful calico is Kally. enabling them to win Perry open for an easy She is a very sweet adult kitty, 45-33 over local rival basket and nine-point 3-4 years old. Her owners passed West Side. away and she had no where to lead. Sutterfi eld added go. Kally loves attention from West Side controlled two freethrows on the people but the other cats scare the opening tip but next West Side posses- her. She really needs a home Brinley Morgan quickly sion, and this was fol- where she can relax and receive picked up a steal. A sub- lowed by another Rural the love she deserves. Call 870- sequent three-pointer Special slow-down. The 269-5200 or visit schspets.org missed its mark, but so Lady Eagles responded and fi ll out an adoption application to meet her! did the resulting shot off with an aggressive man- the West Side fastbreak. to-man defense that The next Rural Special prevented a stall but vfwvfw RRoSA-MOORE-oSA-MOORE- STEWARTSTEWART shot also missed, but did not gain them the PPOSTOST 47664766 Bailey Perry chased advantage, as the home down the pass that team put up 12 points in was fl ung toward the the fi nal minutes of play other end and restored and held West Side to 7. possession. Another Stevens fi nished with trey attempt was off, Rural Special’s Kylan Stevens makes a pass 13 points and Linville but Kylan Stevens around West Side’s Kamryn Sutterfi eld. scored 12. Morgan added rebounded and made it 8, Welch 7 and Perry good for the fi rst points 5. Sutterfi eld was the of the game. Former Rural Special got the committed a turnover game-high scorer with Lady Rebel Kamryn ball to start the second with 30 seconds left in 23 points. Sutterfi eld made one of quarter and Stevens hit the half. West Side hit The girls game was two freethrows at the a 15-footer to extend the a three-pointer seven the only one of the night. other end for the Lady lead to 10-3. Both teams seconds later, and then In previous games, the Eagles, then Stevens missed shots and com- Welch connected again Lady Rebels defeated hit another shot while mitted turnovers before from the baseline to give Concord 59-33 and won Boyd Robinson and Jennifer Brewer drawing a foul. Her her team an 18-11 half- 55-26 over ICC. Sutterfi eld earned The Mountain View VFW Post 4766 donated money to freethrow gave the Lady time lead. Against Concord, Ste- freethrows after steal- provide 50 families pajamas and other needed supplies Rebels a 5-1 lead after West Side took pos- vens and Perry each ing the ball. She made this holiday season. The families are participants in just more than three session to start the scored 15 points, with 10 one of two, then scored the Early Steps to School Success program within the minutes of play. second half and Sutter- of Perry’s coming in the a basket on a West Side Mountain View School District. The program is designed Sutterfi eld scored fi eld hit a three-pointer third quarter. Morgan fastbreak off a defensive for families in Stone County with children ages 0 - 5 inside the lane for following a near-steal and Welch each added rebound. Rural Special years. Families are provided resources, encouragement West Side and there by Rural Special. She 10. missed an open shot at and curriculum to prepare these children for successful was very little action in then stole the ball and Against ICC, Perry the other end, but the academic futures. These families count on this program the second half of the hit a layup to narrow led with 20 points, while opponents also missed for support and guidance as they create a strong bond quarter as Rural Spe- the gap to two points. Welch hit four treys for their next opportunity. with their children and the school. The giving hearts of cial chose to hold the Morgan countered with 12 points, and Morgan Linville hit two these people are much appreciated by Early Steps and ball and the defense a trey from the top of added 10. freethrows and West Mountain View School District. stayed back until the Side soon countered that the key on the other clock ticked down to to make it 12-8 midway end. Sutterfi eld added a about 32 seconds. A foul through the second pair of freethrows, then resulted in Rural Spe- quarter. Linville found trimmed the lead to Thank you for your continued patronage. cial inbounding the ball Gabbie Welch open for one point on a backdoor with 12 seconds left, and a trey to extend the lead move following a Rural Let us celebrate the holiday season as time wound down the and then both teams Special turnover. Bailey with you. From our family to ball was passed cross- missed scoring chances. Perry launched a trey on yours, we wish you all a very court to Abbey Linville Around the 2:00 mark, the next Lady Rebel pos- who cranked a trey from Rural Special again session to put the score Merry Christmas the baseline. slowed the pace but at 24-20, then West Side missed three chances before the ball went out and a safe & healthy of bounds to the Lady Rebels. Happy Pine Hills announces The teams traded bas- kets during the last two scramble winners minutes of the quarter, New Year! with Linville and Ste- Pine Hills Golf and Richard Ivy on vens alternating with Course has announced December 19. Sutterfi eld. Rural Spe- its Saturday Morning cial committed a turn- Scramble winners for December. They include: Guy Harris and Rich- NEWS FROM 11990990 ard Ivy on December 5; 22000000 Mat Dobbins on Decem- ber 12; and Jerald Ivy THE PAST LEADER FILES December 1990 and a white robot. I love you Santa. I will be look- 30 Years Ago ing for you all night. Obituaries Dear Santa, I hope Love, James you come. And I want a ••• Continued from Page 6 game boy and a nintendo Dear Santa, I want and a Garfi eld book a house dog. A cat for ••• with traceing paper and my sister. A ring for my James Baker Teenage Mutant Ninga mom. A gun for my dad. James Baker, of Moun- Turtle game and some I want a barrel racing tain View, died Decem- nintendo games and a horse. I want no people to ber 16, 2020. He was remote control big foot. be bad. I love you Santa. born April 21st, 1954 in And I wish you a merry I love you, Mom and dad Corona, California. christmas. And all of and sister. Baylea He is survived by his you reading this I wish ••• JJORDANORDAN wife Jeannie Baker, you a merry christmas. Dear Santa, I am really daughter and son-in-law And I wish everyone a excited about Christ- CCountyounty LLineine LLiquoriquor Eve and Kevin Vande- happy New Year. Love, mas. The best part about hey, mother Lila Baker, Aaron Christmas is it is Jesu- Sister Jonette Killion, ••• ses birthday that day. I Brother Paul Baker, and Dear Santa, I want really would like a new numerous nieces and a Nintendo and some marker board and some nephews. James Baker games to. I really want new markers to go with AND owned Baker’s Plumb- $110.09. And I want a it. Then I would also like ing Service in Moun- remote control car to. a whole set of book. And tain View for 14 years. And a Janet Jackson mama might git me and He had relocated from tape with black cat on my sister a bunk bed Smoker’s den Mammoth Lakes, Cali- it. I want a gift for my some day, but just in fornia, where he had teacher. I want M.C. case I would like it from lived and worked for Hammer tape a whole you. So my Mama would ChristmasOpen Eve for more than 30 years as a lot. Love, Eric be surprised. If you come master plumber. He will REMEMBER! your last minute down my chimney then be greatly missed by all December 2000 shopping you will get burnt. So We Have Lots Of Great Gift Ideas! convenience! who loved him. 20 Years Ago go to Wal-Mart and buy Funeral services will Dear Santa, I have a key to open our door. be Tuesday, December been good for a day or And one more think I 29 at 11 a.m. at Foothills two. Please bring me a would like a bike. Sin- (870) 499-5656 Baptist Church. poochi and a goldfi sh cerely, Abby 8443 Hwy 177 South • Jordan, AR STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, December 23, 2020 8 A

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The United States cost lists.” costs of drugs makes up Supreme Court upheld The lists are the basis 22 percent of the cost of an Arkansas law regu- LEGISLATIVE UPDATE of reimbursements that health insurance premi- lating pharmacy benefi t are paid to local phar- ums. managers, which negoti- From our state legislators macies. ••• ate agreements between National averages for This column is pro- health insurance compa- generics and wholesale vided by the Senate nies and drug stores. Some pharmacists told Insurance Department. tions on pharmacy ben- drugs are factored in, Information Offi ce. When people get pre- of having to refuse to fi ll It also prohibits phar- efi t managers, but many and the process should Missy Irvin of Mountain scriptions from their prescriptions because macy benefi ts managers other states have fol- be more transparent for View, State Senator for local drug store, in most they would have lost from writing gag rules lowed suit and 45 states everyone. District 18, represents cases they don’t pay hundreds of dollars. into their contracts joined the Arkansas side One result should Stone County. the full cost. They have The Arkansas legisla- with pharmacists. That in the lawsuit before the be the elimination of a insurance, or get help ture has enacted several means pharmacists Supreme Court. practice that hurt local from a government-sub- laws over the years to will be able to advise The District of Colum- pharmacists, which was sidized program. level the playing fi eld. customers on how to bia and the federal gov- the retroactive collection Leader Pharmacy benefi t In 2015 the legislature purchase alternative ernment also joined of charges by benefi t managers say that they passed Act 900, which prescriptions that are Arkansas. managers. Classifieds negotiate discounts for was quickly challenged equally effective but not Organizations of phar- The Supreme Court health insurers. That in court by an associa- as expensive. macists and physicians ruling was celebrated by Are the promotes competition tion representing the Legislators had been fi led legal briefs in sup- Arkansas pharmacists. and encourages phar- pharmacy benefi t man- told that pharmacy port of the Arkansas law. Every sector in the answer to macies to search for the agers. benefi t managers were A national trucking industry is preparing for AUTOS • lowest possible whole- Act 900 was the law reimbursing indepen- company and the U.S. more changes in pricing sale prices. that the U.S. Supreme dent drug stores at a Chamber of Commerce and regulation, simply HOMES However, pharmacies Court upheld unani- lower rate than they fi led legal briefs in sup- because prescription and everything told legislators that in mously. Other state reimbursed pharma- port of the pharmacy drugs account for such a many cases they were laws have been enacted cies with which they benefi t managers. large portion of the over- you might being reimbursed for since, such as legisla- had a corporate affi lia- The latest piece of all costs of health care. want to less than the wholesale tion enacted during a tion. That is not allowed legislation regulating For example, during price of the prescrip- 2018 special session under Act 900 of 2015. the industry is Act 994 legislative hearings a SELL or BUY. tions, or at such a low that requires pharmacy Arkansas became the of 2019, which sets out representative of phar- rate their profi t mar- benefi t managers to be fi rst state to impose procedures for updating macy benefi ts managers Just dial 269-3841. gins were close to zero. licensed by the state comprehensive regula- “maximum allowable told senators that the

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1 • NOTICES 1 • NOTICES 1 • NOTICES Deadline: Mon. 11 a.m. ALCOHOLICS ANONY- ROSCO P. Coal Trains Com- 120 Announcement munity Outreach Donations MOUS - Fairgrounds EHC CITY OF Mountain View (Material may be submitted any day or any are always needed and Building, 6 p.m. Mondays. Sanitation will be closed greatly appreciated. 100% Women’s meeting, 1 p.m. December 24 and Decem- time before that. Please don’t wait until deadline of all donations are used Tuesdays. Regional meet- ber 25 for Christmas. Trash for the rescued Furkids. We ing, 6 p.m. Tuesdays. Open pick up date for December unless it’s absolutely necessary.) are always working saving meeting, noon Wednesdays. 24 will be December 23. Pick the lives of the strays, the Regular meeting, noon Fri- up date for December 25 will abandoned and abused days. 870-214-1007 or email be December 28. Will also animals. When driving take mtnviewyana.aa@gmail. be closed January 1. Trash a look around, how many com for more info. 37-tfc starving dogs do you see pick up will be December Classified NOTICE TO Veterans: For walking endlessly along 31. Have a safe and happy free ride to the VA hospi- the roadways. They have holiday. 43 asdf asdfasdfasdfasd- tals in Little Rock and North been rescued, medically fasdfasdf-3tf Little Rock, please call the treated, spayed or neu- Veterans Affairs Offi ce at COURT SQUARE RV Park Policy tered, returned to health 870-269-4277 or William at Theater will be shutting down and rehomed. How many for a while, as of this Sunday, unwanted litters are being 870-214-1901. 37-tfc Church Service, December dumped? Our rescue efforts AL-ANON IS for family and 20, 2020 will be closing day The Stone County and our affordable low cost friends of alcoholics and until further notice. We have spay and neuter clinic has substance abusers. Confi - had a horrible year, but God Leader will continue to dramatically lowered the dentiality is respected. For has brought us through, and numbers. Today puppies are more info call 746-5154 or there are better days ahead. surrendered over and the 213-5974. Mike & Marsha go to Little offer FREE Classified Ads moms are spayed. It takes a Rock Sunday for Marsha’s community to make a differ- WOMEN OF all ages: Need Surgery. Please keep her in up to 30 words to Leader ence. Please mail donations a caring, sharing, safe envi- Prayer as well as Nora as to RPCT, PO Box 2572, ronment to discuss women’s Bro. Lloyd has gone to meet subscribers for personal use only, all words Mountain View, AR 72560. issues and concerns? Call Jesus. 44-asdfsdfasdasdfasdfas- You can use paypal or our 269-4888. 37-tf asdf asdfasd- dfasdf1tf over 30 will be charged 15¢ per word. donation containers at Cre- fasdfc ative Impressions, Nixon HAVING TROUBLE fi nding YESTERDAZ GOSPEL/ Animal Hospital or Harps Variety Band will be taking help with family problems? Call 269-3841. Grocery. 28- asdf asdfasdfasd- a months break to rest up We are here 24 hours a day and prepare for another Free ads do not include rentals, help wanted, fasdf8tf to help you fi nd the right great year, 2021. Our Christ- MOUNTAIN VIEW join the agency to assist you. Call mas Program, “Songs of the opportunities, services, fi rewood or any other type Republican Party. Exciting 269-4888. 37-tfc Season”, was a great suc- speakers, know the truth WEEKLY WOMEN’S sup- cess. Our audience guests, of commercial advertising. and gain new friends. 2nd port group. Call 269-4888 for commented on the enjoy- Tuesday each month, 7 p.m. information. 37-tasdfasdfasdfas- ment of show, refreshments First Service Bank meeting Non-subscribers, place your ad by coming to the dffc & visiting afterwards. We had room. 37- asdfasdfasdfasdfas- great guests on stage. Billy office or mailing your ad with payment to: dftfc 130 Religious Wolf was Perry Como; Lin Winn was Kitty Wells; Jerry VETERANS COME join the MT. JOY Church on High- Knapp was Gene Audrey; Stone County Leader VFW #12127 Leslie, Arkan- way 14, 6 miles south of Sharon Wilkins was Tanya sas. Must have served over Mountain View just past the Tucker; Marci Lawrence PO Box 509, seas in certain areas and Guion turn off on left, invites was Loretta Lynn; Gene certain dates. 870-746-4703 everyone to come and wor- Dykes was Elvis Presley; or 870-447-2960 for Post ship with us. Sunday morn- Herman Cockran was Santa Mtn. View, AR 72560 Quarter Master. Meeting ing service starts at 10 a.m. & Herman; Trudy Tobey every second Saturday, 8 Sunday evening service was Trudy; Mark Haley was a.m. breakfast served! 37-tas- starts at 6 p.m. on second, the Navy Offi cer; Tommy 30 words or less - $3.00 dfasdffc third and fourth Tuesdays Winn was Sargent Winn; we have bible study starting VETERANS COME join at 5:30 p.m. See you there. Alicia Younze was Alicia; 15 cents each additional word. American Legion. Meet with Peggy Cundiff was Peggy; Pastor Truman Bullard and us every 4th Saturday morn- Assistant Pastors Lonnie Nellie Harder was Nellie ing 8 a.m. breakfast served! of Driftwood; Bobby Mac Baker and Shawn Steiger. American Legion Post #131 27-tfc was Christmas Carol, and Deadline: or call 870-746-4703 or for himself; CJ sang Mary Did the adjutant call 870-447- BLUE MOUNTAIN Mission- You Know, Herman backup; 2960. 37 asdfasdf asdfasdfasd- ary Baptist Church, 150 Libby Sullivan was the Piano fasdf-tfc years continuous service. Lady; Junis Lawerence Eleven a.m. Monday Sunday morning services, was our Sound Man; BB JIMMY DRIFTWOOD Music 10 a.m. Daryl Pitts, Pastor. & Beverly were our greet- Barn and Folk Hall of Fame, 10-tfc ers; Kaylaritta Hires was our Friday, Sunday, 7 p.m. to 9 Recorder; and you can go to p.m. During Festival week- GRACE FELLOWSHIP Full FB type in her name, scroll 1 • NOTICES 1 • NOTICES 1 • NOTICES ends (Folk Fest & Bean Gospel Church, 311 Patri- to videos, and you can see/ Fest) Saturdays also, 19775 cia Ave., Mtn. View. Pastor hear it. I am planning to get THE SECOND Chance ARE YOU Looking for Child THE STONE County Honor Highway 5 North and 9, two Joseph & Skyler Blake, 615- some CDs made so if any Shop on Main St., run by Care? Call Child Care Aware Guard (SCHG) has a recruit- miles. Contact Nellie Brans- 2169. Welcome to everyone. of our guests want one, it volunteers for the Stone of Northcentral Arkansas at ment drive in process for cum 870-269-4578 or 615- Spirit fi lled non-denomina- will only cost what it costs County Humane Society, 1-800-737-2237 or Conway new members. We par- 2484 or 269-8042. Open tional church. Service, 10 to copy. (I do hope I didn’t is open from 10-4 p.m. on area at 1-501-327-6677, a ticipate in Military Funeral March - December. No door a.m. Sunday School 10:45 leave anyone out). I am so Wednesday through Satur- non-profi t program that helps Honors, post colors for area charge (pass the basket). a.m. Sunday evening 6 p.m. proud of all the cast & Yes- day. We welcome your dona- parents locate child care in events, march in parades Wednesday 6 p.m. 50-tfasd- tions, such as household 37-tfc terdaz Band Members, they Northcentral AR. - All Free of and are involved with vari- fasdfc did an excellent job, came goods, linens, glassware, Charge. Visit www.ccana.org ous patriotic events. Only TO THOSE with loved to rehearsals, worked hard china, accessories such as for more information. 36-12tf requirements are being hon- ones in Fox Cemetery: If LET YOUR Spirit do the belts, purses, but no longer orably discharged from the you would like to contribute walking. Spiritual study to put this show on, And I FOLKS OUR our rescued accept shoes or clothing. military and a copy of the DD directly to the upkeep of the group, 2nd Thursday every thoroughly enjoyed working Furkids are in need of Dog Pet Beds are available for 214. For information please cemetery, your contributions month. Spiritually since time with all of them we had much Houses, 12 ft. x 24 ft. tarps. sale, along with many other call William Stroud, 870-214- may be sent to: Fox Cem- began, Who, What, How, laughs, and so deserve a Also if anyone has some items such as knickknacks, 1901 or Jack Abrahamson etery Committee, PO Box Where and When. Ques- break. I’m hoping we all will Horse, Dog or Goat panels get our health issues taken small electronics, small 870-214-1100. 24-8asdfasdfas- 1, Fox, AR 72051. Commit- tions answered the bible kitchen appliances, books, we could sure use them. We tee members are interested does not. No Dogma or care of while we are off, so can also use monetary dona- dfasdftf we can hit the stage running Cds, VHS tapes, picture in your suggestions or con- Control. Unconditional love, tions. You can bring items to HEROES NEEDED!! If you next year. Continue to pray frames, and many seasonal cerns in regard to main- not conditional. All people 460 Helms Road or call us enjoy making a difference for God to Bless. God bless items. For more info. call tenance issues. Current are God’s children welcome. and we will pick them up. For in a child’s life and motor- all, Merry Christmas, with 870-269-5200. 35-tfc committee members are Teaching not preaching. Call more information call Rosco cycles, we are recruiting Jimmy Holland, Jerry Perry Bob 269-3255. 37-tfc much love, Jimmie & Fran- WANTED: YOUTH ages 16 P. Coal Trains Community Brothers and Sisters to join and Larry Linville. 37-12asd- nie Blackmon. 44-asdfasdfasd- to 24 who are not currently Outreach at 870-269-7308 our family of (RU4C) Riders THE SANCTUARY UPC fasdftf fasdfsdf1tf attending school and would if no answer call cell number United For Children. We of Mountain View, 306 A School Avenue. Pastor Paul MOUNTAIN VIEW Folklore like to receive assistance 870-214-2963 Thank You. meet every 2nd Saturday of FOSTER HOMES needed. Mize. Children’s Ministry. Society, every Saturday at with education, employment 27-8tf the month at 11 a.m. at 1112 Volunteers needed. Dona- or training. The Workforce tions are always needed and Sunday 1:30. Sunday 2:00 7 p.m. with live music and THE STONE County Ameri- W. Main (Building with Red Innovation and opportunity so appreciated. Dog food and Wednesday, 7 p.m. 501- great band. 224 Franklin can Legion Post No. 43 Motorcycle). Come meet us act (WIOA) offers help to always needed, we feed 581-1585. 37-tfc Avenue. 269-2692 25-tfasd- invites veterans to come join and learn what we do for those who qualify and are Purina Dog Chow, Purina fasdfc us. The post is located at our community. Must be able EASTSIDE CHURCH of willing to train full time for Puppy Chow and some of 1021 Park Avenue in Moun- to pass background check. Christ, 1400 E. Main (next RECOVERY WARRIORS, in-demand jobs. Call local the furkids prefer Old Roy tain View (just north of the 213-7066. 28-4tf to Hipps), Sunday, 10 a.m., Narcotics Anonymous Meet- career specialist, Ronda in the red bag. Call 870- fairgrounds) and we meet 11 a.m., 5 p.m. Wednesday, ing every Sunday and Thurs- Ivy, 870-269-4070 or 870- MASONS MEET on 1st and 269-7308, Mailing address: on the third Monday of every 7 p.m. Radio 103.3 Sunday day, 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. at The 213-6674 for information on 3rd Tuesdays. Social hour at RPCT, PO Box 2572, Moun- month at 6 p.m. Questions, 8:00 a.m. & 8:15 a.m. 870- Meeting Place, 106 East how to start working on your 6 p.m., lodge at 7 p.m. 37-tfc tain View, AR 72560. 37-tfc call 870-269-4658. 33-8tf 269-8067. 37-tfc Washington Street. 17-tfc career goals. 27-4tf STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, December 23, 2020 4 B 1 • NOTICES 1 • NOTICES 1 • NOTICES 1 • NOTICES

CHURCH OF God of Mtn. COME WORSHIP with us NO TRESPASSING of any NO HUNTING, No Trespass- View invites everyone to at Foothills Baptist Church kind on Roasting Ear Creek ing or dogs on property on come and listen to a night Sunday: 9:45 Sunday School property owned by Bob and Blue Mountain right beside of Southern Gospel & Blue- and 11:00 church. Visitors Kay Burton on Clearwater Stone Mountain, 200 acres grass Music. The singing welcome, come as you are. Road north of Newnata. belonging to Inella Morgan is open mic so anyone can Two miles north of Wal-Mart 16-18tf Williams. Nothing is to be come, sing, play. Every 37-tfc taken off this mountain and second Friday of each PROPERTY 694 Lindsy Hill, THE SEVENTH Day Adven- no trees are to be cut. All month at 6 p.m. 1245 High- posted no dogs, hunting or violators will be prosecuted. way 5 South. Sunday ser- tist Church invites you to trespassing. Violators will be come worship with us on If you have any questions vices 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. 50-12tf prosecuted. call 865-441-7897. 37-tfasd- Wednesday night 5 p.m. Saturday mornings start- Everyone invited. For more ing at 9:15 for song service, NO DOGS, No Hunting or fasdfasdfc 9:30 for Sabbath School and trespassing allowed on Mark information call 269-6223. NO HUNTING, no trespass- 11:00 a.m. Worship Hour fol- & Faye Kieffer’s property and 37-tfc ing, or running of dogs on lowed by fellowship dinner. the property of Shelby Joe property belonging to Mike SYLAMORE BAPTIST Tower Loop off Warren Canard. 13-tfc Adams or Josephine Hart Church welcomes our new Street. 870-269-8544 on Younger Access Road. pastor, Brother Glenn John- (please leave message). NO HUNTING, NO running son and his wife, Teresa. dogs, No Trespassing on 37-asdftfc 37-tf asdf asdfasdfasdfasdfasdfasc Goodwin Farm on Hanover Come on out and meet them NO HUNTING, no trespass- ST. MARY’s Catholic Church Road or Tomahawk Drive. and enjoy some good fel- ing and no running of dogs Leader is located 3 miles west on Written permission is only lowship and a great sermon. on Jim and Shirley Wood Hwy. 66, Mountain View. good for that year. 37-tasdfas- Everybody is welcome at family farm. 37-tfc the small church with a big Sunday Mass at 10:30 a.m. dfafc Praying for the rosary at NO HUNTING, No Tres- heart. 37- asdf asdfasdfasdfas- POSTED: NO Trespassing. Classifieds 10:00 a.m. prior to Mass. passing, property east of dftfc No dumping. No running 870-269-5194. 37-tfasdfasd- Hwy. 58 on Guion Road. dogs. Violators will be pros- SOULS HARBOR River of fasdfc Property belonging to the Are the answer to everything Life Church located on Oak ecuted. Properties belong- Barrett’s, Upton’s, Nettles’, Street behind Mountain FIRST UNITED Methodist ing to Dudeck and the Green and Taylor’s. All violators View Telephone Company: Church invites you to wor- Bay Packing land behind will be prosecuted. No dogs you might want to ship with us this Sun. 9:30 the Dudeck land on Misen- Sunday School, 10 a.m. to allowed. 37-tasdfasdfasdfasdfas- a.m. Sun. School; 11 a.m. heimer Road. 37-tfc 10:45 a.m. Worship service, dffc SELL or BUY. worship. 37 asdf asdfasdfasd- 11 a.m. Praise and Wor- NO HUNTING or running ship Service, Sunday and fasdf-tfc dogs on Virginia or Ronnie 160 Thank You Wednesday evening, 6 p.m. Friddle property. 37-tfc THANK YOU! The families CAll Pastor Tim and Mary Clark 135 No Hunting of those buried at Jones welcome everyone to come NO HUNTING, No Run- NO HUNTING, No Trespass- ing and no running of dogs Bottom Cemetery would like and worship with us. 37-tas- ning Dogs, No Trespassing to thank Mr. Jim McCarn for of any kind on Anne Reid’s on the Ken Wharton land. 269-3841 dfasdffc donating land and Judge property on Fairview Road in 37-tfc THREE CROSSES Cowboy Stacey Avey for his help Onia. 33-1 asdf asdfasdfasdfasd- Church invites you to join NO HUNTING, No Tres- expanding the grounds. We us Sunday Mornings at 9 fasdfasdf4tf passing, No running of dogs appreciate your generosity. by 11 a.m. on a.m. for Sunday School and NO HUNTING or Trespass- on property owned by Dr. 44-1tf Service at 9:45 a.m. at 312 ing on property owned by James and Judy Zini on Blue Mtn. Road. 37-tfc School Avenue. 28-tfc Linda Pugh. 29-tfc Mondays! BUSINESS AND SERVICE DIRECTORY AUCTION CONSTRUCTION CONCRETE / STONE

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DEADLINE Stone County Abuse Prevention For January Directory Is 870-269-4888 Wednesday, December 30th STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, December 23, 2020 5 B 2 • VEHICLES 2 • VEHICLES 3 • PETS 4 • REAL ESTATE 210 ATV/Motorcycles 240 RV/Campers 310 Pets 7.77 ACRES only $32,000 with a million dollar view, Wanting to SMALL AND medium Harley COMPLETE BATH for REDBONE PUPPIES for water and power on site. Davidson helmets, like new, camper - tub walls, sink, sale, 5 males and 1 female, 870-591-6690. 22-8asdfasdfas- original price $130 each, commode, white and clean, Registered. Will make great dftf asking $75 each. 573-259- $150 or best offer. 870-615- Christmas gifts. All worming BUY or RENT? 3849. 30- asdf asdfasdfasdfasd- 1864. 43-8tf and shots up to date and 60 ACRES BETWEEN Alli- fasdf8tf checked out by a local vet- son and Fifty Six. Wooded, NEWLY RECONDITIONED erinary. Price, $425. Ready secluded, off Coates Road. 2005 HERITAGE Softtail 26 ft. 2006 RV bumper pull, to go December 15 or that Reduced to $1300 per acre. $14,000. 870-615-1101. Harley Davidson Motorcycle, week. Please text 870-214- 870-291-8948. 46-11asdfasd- 5,000 miles, like new, many 42-4tf 0295 for pictures and addi- fasdftp extras, Price Reduced, tional information. 40-4tf $8,600. 573-259-3849. 250 Sport Utility COLORADO LAND for sale. 30-asdf8tf 2006 LINCOLN Navigator, THE SECOND Chance Call 214-8647. 44- asdf asdfas- Pearl color gray interior and Shop on Main St., run by df12tf 220 Boats wood grain, clean, sunroof, volunteers for the Stone 175,000 miles, $5,500 fi rm. County Humane Society, is 420 Commercial 16 FT. 1957 Ski Boat Com- open from 10-4 p.m. on Wed. 870-615-1864. 42- asdf asd- mando Jet, $500. 757-2404. through Saturday. We wel- COMMERCIAL BUILDING 40-4tf fasdf4tf come your donations, such for sale, 106 West Main, $170,000. 870-421-6784. SEARS WATER Witch 2.5 260 Trucks as household goods, linens, to 3 HP Outboard Motor, glassware, china, accesso- 40-tfc Collector’s Item, $400. 757- WANTED: 1987-1997 F250 ries such as belts, purses, FOUR PLEX of cabins for 2404. 40 asdf asdfasdfasdfasd- Ford, 4 door, 4x4, gas motor but no longer accept shoes sale, monthly rentals with fasdf-4tf or Dodge 2500 series of or clothing. Pet Beds are 5 storage units. Income same. Call after 8 p.m. 870- available for sale, along with is about $3,300 a month. House hunting 230 Cars 499-5310. 40-4 asdf asdfasdfas- many other items such as Asking $310,000. 870-615- dftf knickknacks, small electron- 1995 LINCOLN Continental, 9550. 2-6tc asdf asdf asdfasd- couldn’t be any ics, small kitchen appliances, fasdf needs airbag, good body 1991 TOYOTA Pickup, 5 books, Cds, VHS tapes, pic- and paint, runable budget speed, extended cab, 4 cyl- ture frames, and many sea- 430 Houses easier than with the car, $750. 870-757-2479 or inder, 2 wheel drive, rough, sonal items. For more info. 42-asdfasdfas- head blown, new parts, NEWLY REMODELED 870-213-0078. call 870-269-5200. 35-t asd straight frame, $1,500. Call House 3 BR 2 bath on 7 ½ df4tf fasdfasdfasdfasdffc Tom 363-4890. 40-4asdfasd- acres in town. ¼ mile from 2015 CHEVY Malibu, low fasdftf 4 • REAL ESTATE hospital & school on Hwy 5 Leader mileage, $10,500. 870-615- S. Lg Shop, fenced garden 1330. 25- asdf asdf asdfasdfasd- & chicken coop with custom fasdf8tf Classifi ed Ads 410 Acreage chicken house. Great for NOW OPEN Daily - R&T 2 WOODED acres, $5,000 horse, dogs, goats, chick- Classifieds Auto Sales, LLC, 1217 West WORK!! per acre. 870-269-4082 after ens etc. Cleared land with Main Street, Mountain View, 5 p.m. 44-3tf pond and Year round spring. AR 72560. 870-269-3388. Call 269-3841 CH&A, natural gas, Wood 18.6 ACRES on Ridge Road, fi replace, New roof on house Hours: Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. to has county water, electric Call 269-3841 5 p.m. We fi nance most vehi- before 11 a.m. and shop. Will sell all or part, and septic tank on the prop- $235,000 call 870-365-9407 cles - No credit check. 20-tfc erty, asking $40,000. Call to place your ad. on Mondays or 870-213-6246. 25-10tf 1-479-223-0460. 23-8tf BUSINESS AND SERVICE DIRECTORY LAWN & TREE SERVICES MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE BBESTEST TTREEREE SSERVICEERVICE

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DEADLINE For January Directory Is Wednesday, December 30th STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, December 23, 2020 6 B 4 • REAL ESTATE 4 • REAL ESTATE 5 • ENTERTAINMENT 8 • MERCHANDISE 8 • MERCHANDISE 8 • MERCHANDISE HOUSE FOR Sale: 2 bed- BY GREERS Ferry Lake. 500 Entertainment KING SIZE bed, new mat- FOUR - 4’ Fluorescent Shop 890 Tools room, 1 bath House in town, ¾ acre lot, Clear deed and tress with headboard. $60. Lights with box of 7 extra sits on 0.8 tenths acre, title insurance, 30 minutes MUSIC: GOSPEL Open 269-3064. 36-8tf bulbs, $35. One gallon PRI CORDLESS CHAIN Saw CH&A, Natural gas heat from Mountain View near Hill Mic with Yesterdaz Band at Fuel Stabilizer treats 2,000 would make a good Christ- and cooking, washer & dryer Creek Marina. Large pine Court Square RV Park The- 3 TABLES: Drop leaf coffee gallon gasoline or diesel, mas present, $50 or best table, $25. Standard coffee hookup. Small back porch. trees, easy access, walking ater. Starting May 28, 6 p.m. $75. 870-214-2398. 40asd- offer. 870-213-0299. 44asd- Rotate each Thursday with table, $20. End table, $15. Cook stove, refrigerator, distance to large rock bluff fasdf-4tf fasdf-4tf new hot water heater, new and swimming area, Midway Yesterdazs band. 36-1sdfgsd- Or all 3 for $50. 757-2748 linoleum fl ooring, natural Subdivision. Electric, city fg2tf 39-8tf VINTAGE 4’ wide SKIL SAW, $35 or best offer. Youngstown porcelain 870-213-0299. 44-asdfasdfas- gas wall heater, concrete water and perked for septic ROUND SOLID Oak Claw- BINGO- American Legion, double sink. One deep sink df4tf driveway, $65,000. No Rent tank, approved by AHD. foot Table with 2 leaves, $50. Tuesdays 5:30 p.m., Sun- and one standard depth with to Own. 870-269-4082. Price great to build a cabin CHRISTMAS SPECIAL for days 2:00 p.m. Full con- 269-8924. 31-8tf a drainboard that slides over 24-8tasdff with pine trees or place a the men in your life, sev- cession - Lots of fun, Park either sink. Very good con- camper or mobile home, ANTIQUE WALNUT twin eral tools, drills, grinders, INCOMPARABLE STONE Avenue (behind fairgrounds). dition, no chips or scars, $21,500. Call 870-269-6223 spool bed with rails, $15. jack hammers. Call for more County Ranch available. 75 36-12tf $400 or best offer. Call 870- or 870-615-1864. 16-12asd- 269-8924. 31-8tf information and for pricing acres - 50 in cross-fenced, 757-2748 for picture and improved pastures. 2007 fasdftf TEMPORARILY CAN- 2 CHINA Cabinets, 6 ft., one 213-0299. 44-4asdfasdfasdfas- CELED until further notice leave a message and phone 1,800 sq. ft. 2 bedroom 2 pine, one mahogany, $350 number. 39- asdf asdfasdfasdfas- dftf bath home. 3 barns. 5 ponds. 450 Mobile Homes due to COVID-19, Family each. Queen size sleigh df4tf 2 good wells, city water at the FOLL MOBILE Home Dance - American Legion. bed, $300. Rolltop desk, 9 • FARM/HOME Every Thursday, live band, road. Only 7 miles from town Movers. Setups and relevels. $150. 269-9092. 27-asdfasd- CHRISTMAS ANTIQUE and on a state road, yet house We buy used doubles and Full concession - Doors new decorations. Call 269- 910 Building Materials open 5 p.m., band starts 7 fasdfasdf8tp well secluded from the road, singles. Call 870-213-6259 3064. 40-4tf p.m., Park Ave. behind fair- ANTIQUE CHERRY wood STANDARD SIZE kitchen $395,000. More information or 214-0497. 32-asdfasdfasd- grounds. 870-269-4658. ladies boudoir desk, $275. VINTAGE 1930’s 15” round sink and hardware, $35. at stonecountyranch4sale@ fasdftfc 36-12tf gallery Rogers silver-plate 870-615-1864. 43-8asdfasdfas- gmail.com 16- asdf asdfasdfas- Call 269-2376. 41-4tf tray, $25. Call 269-2376. dftf df12tf 460 Rentals 7 • HEALTH FIBERBOARD COMPART- 41-4tf 435 Land for Lease WANTED: Looking for a MENT Chest, $10. Call 269- PARKAY FLOORING for place to rent with outbuilding 720 Medical Supplies 2376. 41-4tf VINTAGE 1930’s Poosh- sale, 2500 sq. ft., $2,700 or M-Up Jr. Baseball Pinball make offer. 757-2404. 40-asd- 200 ACRES of hunting land for tools, 2 bedroom, nice CRAFT MAID hickory cabi- for lease in Izard County, 64 mobile home or house. 213- SCOUT SPITFIRE Mobil- Game, $20. Call 269-2376. fasdf4tf ity Scooter, used 3 times, net, 36x26x30, on wheels acres to lease in Stone/Van 0299. 44-4tf 41-4tf accessories included, $450. (fl oating island), $125. 870- MARBLE SEASHELL Vanity, Buren County. 213-0299. WHIRLPOOL GOLD FLANNERY’S VACATION Call 870-219-6350. 41-3sdfgs- 363-4264. 21-8sdfgsdfgsdfgsd- 42 inches wide, price low- 44-4tf Portable Dehumidifi er ered to $125 or best offer. rentals: Cabins available for dfgtf fgtf 440 Lots nightly and weekend rentals. (15”x25”x11”), $95. Call 269- 870-615-1864. 39-asdfasdfas- 870-615-9550. 21-12tc 8 • MERCHANDISE 860 Guns 2376. 41-4tf df5tf 3 LOTS with creek frontage 50 CALIBER Muzzleloader, BULK-30+ vintage baskets, close to town square. M/L 2.5 HOUSES & APARTMENTS PELLA WOOD/clad double $125. 870-269-4082 after 5 oak, willow, wicker, metal, acres each. Pretty with trees. for rent in Mountain View, 805 Antiques hung window, 29”x59”. $150. etc., $25. Call 269-2376. Build cabin or house. Utili- range from $795 to $495 ANTIQUE WORK Bench p.m. 44-3tf 870-363-4264. 21-asdfasdfasd- 41-4tf ties available. Rural water. monthly. No pet policy. Ref- dated 1877, carpenter wood MARLIN 30-30 with scope, fasdf8tf No gravel. Private showing. erences. Call Dan Johnson work workbench, 2 wooden JM stamped, $400. Hi-Point WHIRLPOOL 12 gallon hot 870-214-0776. 18-12tf at 870-307-9054 for applica- vices, $500. 870-746-4879. 9 mm compact, $175. J. Ste- water heater (16”x23”), $90. 920 Farmer’s Market tion. 37-52tp 41-4tf vens 410 single shot bolt Call 269-2376. 41-4tasdfasd- BEE HIVES with supers, action. Call for more informa- frames, 1 full suit, 1 extra ANTIQUE ORIENTAL fasdfasdff tion 213-6232. 44-3tf hat and equipment. 6 were Chest/Trunk, hand carved LAND • COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL LARGE OUTSIDE Whirlpool active hives and there are on all sides and top with a FOR SALE: Ammo, Wolf N Bus. (870) 269-8945 FAX (870) 269-2720 Jacuzzi Hot Tub, 6 person, maybe 4 additional, $1,250 E sliding tray inside, $200. Call Steel Case 223 Steel Pen- with steps, price lowered to RREENE & 1114 E. Main St • Mountain View, AR 72560 or best offer takes all. Please g E GARILYN GREEN, Broker Res. JAN MISENHEIMER for picture. 757-2748 40-4tsd- etrator Armor Piercing $300 or best offer. Call 870- TE Res. (870) 269-3995 (870) 615-0171 call 870-214-0258 and leave AARTEER JEAN ROCK GENE ROCK fgsdfgf 600 rounds, $500. 40 cal. 615-1864. 35-8asdfasdfasdfas- P REAL ESTATE message. 41-6asdfasdfasdfas- (870) 213-6858 (870) 213-5076 180 grain FMJ Ammo 200 dftf www.greenandpartee.com • email:[email protected] 810 Appliances rounds, $180. 500 rounds, dftf $400. Wolf Steel Case FREE STANDING Basket- Listing #849 - MLS#20011229 - 3 LOTS AT PEBBLE CREEK IN MOUN- MEDIUM SIZE refrigerator, ORGANIC QUAIL eggs for TAIN VIEW, AR to build your new home on. Rock pillars at entrance, cement 7.62x39 800 rounds, SKS/ ball Goal on stand, $50 or eating, $2.50 per dozen. drive and storage shed already on property. Enjoy the peaceful area that works good, $50. 870-213- AR-47, $650. Federal 22 best offer. Call 870-615- Organic quail eggs for hatch- this property is in. City utilities avail. Shade trees. Owner is willing to owner 0299. 44-4tf 1864. 35-8tf finance credit worthy buyers. $72,500.00. LR, 525 rounds, $150. 1150 ing, $2.50. Live male quail Listing #857 – MLS#20027205 – YOUR ULTIMATE FIXER UPPER! 2 BRAND NEW Refrigerator, rounds, $250. Text or call PROFESSIONAL JEW- for $3 each. Call 870-652- bedrooms (one up, one down) and one bathroom (upstairs) with a lot of Fridgadaire brand, $2,000. Jesse at 571-233-1401. ELRY Shop Equipment - Vic 3670. 40 asdf asdfasdfasdfasd- unfinished living space, decorative tile floors and unique windows. Flue for 615-2684. 43-3tf 43-3tf wood burning stove. Gazebo out front, enclosed court yard area. Great loca- 9 casting kit with assistant fasdfasdf-4tf and oven, and most items tion on corner lot next to the county library and within walking distance of the AMANA HEAVY Duty REMINGTON MODEL 700 USDA-INSPECTED 100% for casting gold and silver folk music and other activities on the historic courthouse square in Mountain 4-Cycle propane clothes Muzzleloader .50 caliber North American Bison (Buf- View, AR. $89,200.00. jewelry and mountings. Call dryer (27”x43”x28”), $80. stainless steel, $150. 870- falo) Meat. Ground, Steaks, Listing #860 – MLS#20033300 – BEAUTIFULLY REMODELED HOME for price. 269-8521 or 901- Call 269-2376. 41sdfgsdfgsdfg- 734-6197. 43-4tf Roasts, and more. Certifi ed ON LARGE 1.11 ACRE CORNER LOT. This 3 bedroom, 1 bath home has an 634-2277 if no answer leave open kitchen/living room/dining area. All bedrooms good sizes. Wood cabi- 4tf NEW HNR Single Shot 12 Grass-Fed and Finished, nets in kitchen. Utility room, front porch, carport, nice shade trees. Luxury message. 16-7tf Animal Welfare Approved. vinyl plank flooring throughout. City water, septic, electric heating & air, new 820 Auto Parts gauge 3 inch “NWTF Jake, shingle roof. Textured drywall. $125,000.00. Topper Deluxe Classic”, EDUCATIONAL MATERI- No antibiotics, No hormones, Listing #859 – MLS#20032689 – GREAT STARTER HOME IN DOWN- FOUR 235 18 inch tires, $200. 870-734-6197. 43-4t ALS: Grades 2-6 to fi ll in No GMO. Arkansas born and TOWN MOUNTAIN VIEW, AR!! This home is in prime location on Hwy. raised. Ozark Valley Bison 70% tread, $40 for set. 870- asd fasdff gaps kids might have from 66. This home has: two bedrooms, one bath, living room, kitchen, pantry, 213-0299. 44-4tf being out of “Real School” Farm, LLC, Fox, AR. 870- utility room off kitchen, garage with shop area (bathroom started in garage ANDERSON AR15 with &/or to give a head start 615-9837 or 870-746-5261. also - just toilet), city water, sewer, and natural gas available. $69,000.00. 235-18 MICHELIN Tires for scope, 2 clips and carry bag, Listing #865 – MLS#20036964 – NICE BUILDING LOT IN TOWN, within on the coming school year. 36-1asdfasdfasdfasdf2tf walking distance of court square and city park. Small creek runs across SUV, $40 for set. 213-0299. $950. 213-6232. 43 asdf asd- Assorted subjects such as back of lot. Several big trees. $27,000.00. 44-4tf fasdf-4tf phonics, reading compre- 930 Feed & Grain LIKE NEW Side Mount Bat- hension, English, creative SQUARE BALES of hay for 3 RUGER Model 77R 7x57 and instructive writing, KEN JONES Broker tery for 2-ton truck, paid Caliber. 2 Ruger Model sale. Mostly Bermuda grass. 870-269-5187 $134 will take $75 fi rm. 615- listening, math, science, $4 a bale. 269-8915 or 615- RSI 7mm 08, 270 caliber. Arkansas & American His- SANDRA SUTTON 1864. 42-4tf 9963. 32-5tf Executive Broker 1 Ruger Model 77RC 270 tory & geography, etc. caliber, new in box. One 870-214-5558 1988 DODGE Truck for 870-757-2748. 35-8t asdf asd- QUALITY BERMUDA mixed JENNIFER KING Remington 700 DL 30.06. parts only $300. 269-9092. fasdfasdfasdfasdff grass hay, sprayed and fer- 870-917-8267 31-8sdfgsdfgs- 27-8tsdfgf 870-269-5396. tilized, square bales in barn, 418 E. Main, Mountain View, AR 72560 • (870) 269-5187 dfgtf BEAUTIFUL HAND- at Timbo, $5 each. Contact RV TIRE, Goodyear, like CRAFTED Fishing Rod 2157-HS- Spacious 3 br./bt. open floor plan, large front porch and Jerry Wilson 870-213-8229. new, 245/70R 19.5, $75. Call 863 Heat/Air Rack made with Spanish 28-12tf covered back deck, detached shop/garage, 1.65 ac of very nice land 573-259-3849 or 573-205- Cedar, holds six rods, $250. with a wonderful view from the front and back of manufactured home. VANGUARD NATURAL Gas 2053. 19-sdf gsdfg sdfgsdfgsd- FOR SALE: Square bales Close in and so much more, you have to see to appreciate. $82,500. Heater, $50. 269-8521 or 591-6585. 6-1sdfgsdfgsdfgsdf- fgsdfg8tf g1tf Bermuda mixed grass hay, 2161-HL- Great starter, rental or retire in this low maintenance brick 901-634-2277. 44-4tf full size, tight bales, guaran- home. CH&A, 3 br./1½ baths, attached carport and detached carport 825 Baby Items FIVE BURNER Natural Gas 870 Music/Equip. teed horse quality, $5 in the plus a nice storage building, storm shelter, nice front porch and covered barn at Big Flat. Can deliver. back patio, city utilities, all on a large lot with nice setting. $97,500. OAK HIGH Chair, like new, Infered Heater, $120. 870- MOUNTAIN DULCIMER 870-213-7576. 8-16tfasdfasd- 2159-HL- Looking for an investment, here is a property that would paid $70 will take $35. 269- 615-2452. 43-2tf with case. Made by Dan fasdf work for commercial, rental, or make it your home. 2100 sq. ft. on 8924. 31-8tf DUCANE CORCHO Doty in Memphis, $250. 269- over half ac., great location. Only 68,500. LIKE NEW High Chair, pink, Propane Wall Heater 2704 SCHS 40-4asdfasdfasd- 940 Firewood 2162-HL-Move In Ready, 3 Bdr, 2 Ba, CH&A, city uilities, large ga- (19”x22”x9”), $80. Call 269- rage, nice back porch with great entertaining area. Pretty view of the $45 or best offer. 870-615- fasdfasdftf 2376. 42-4tf FIREWOOD: $35 rick, you mountains, this one is so nice you have to see it, give me a call if you 1864. 40-4sdfgsdfgsdfgsdfgsd- BEAUTIFUL SMALL Ham- pick up, stacked or piled, 3 are looking for a nice well maintained home. $169,500. fgsdfgtf KOZY WORLD Propane mond Organ and bench, rick minimum. Call or pref- 2158-HS- Looking for a weekender or full time home, here it is, Wall Heater (14”x6”x19”), like new, $250 or best offer erably text 571-233-1401 close to river, town, and a view that will take your breath away. A new 835 Clothing $60. Call 269-2376. 42-4tsd- 870-615-1864. 36-5asdfasdfas- in Rushing, AR near 9/263 2 br., 2 bt. Open floor plan and very energy efficient. Only 139,500. fgsdfgf dfasdftf Parma Junction. 43- asdf asd- 2148-L- Looking for a high traffic commercial location, here is a perfect spot, FOR SALE: 38 size 2X across from Post Office, Bank, great location at a very affordable price. $69,000. Name Brand T-shirts, $5 FOR CD Duplication, Graph- fasdf3tf and $8 Razorback. 30 nice 865 Miscellaneous Check out some of our other great listings on jonesrealty.net ics, Color Printing and Pack- SMALL CEDAR pieces to Baseball and Razorback & MAX IN Styler rotating Iron aging, call Thunder Ridge boost your fi re in a wood etc. Caps, $5 and $6 Razor- wet to dry, new, $50. 269- Castle Duplicating, (formerly stove, fi replace, camp fi re, back. Size 44x30 jeans and Outdoor Properties, LLC Real Estate 8521 or 901-634-2277. Richardson Tape & Sound) etc. $5 a barrel. 757-2748. pants. Large and XL Ladies 44-4tasdff 870-652-3361. 37-tsdfgsdfgsd- NEW LISTINGS for the Mountain View Area skorts, jeans and pants. Lots 40-4tf fgsdfgfc WHIPPORWILL CABIN ON 3 ACRES; of queen sheets. 269-8521 SEVERAL HOUSEHOLD WOOD FOR Sale: $45 per • 3 BR/3 BA, oversized items for sale cheap: 2 car garage, approx 2079 sq/ , wraparound porches or 1-901-634-2277. 22-8sdfgs- 875 Electronics rick, Split, $65 per rick - dfgtf Kitchen, bedroom, living you pick up. 870-214-0854. $209,500. Call Joey or Wayne room, home decor. Call for • 542 NORTH RIVERVIEW; SENSAPHONE FGD1104 - 38-12tf Home on the river. $265,000. PERFECT FOR Folk Center, more information 213-0299. Remote monitoring system Call Joey 501-454-1782. Authentic Brogans, leather RIVER VIEW 121 ACRES; 44-4t asdf asdff using telephone lines to 950 Livestock • Great views of the White River, soles, size 12, $10. 591- alert owner of conditions YARD LIGHT - motion acti- electricity on property, mul ple home sites, well water, open 6585. 5-1 sdfgsdfgsdfgsdfgsdfgs- at each detection site such ANGUS AND Santa Ger- pasture, plus mber. $363,000. Call Joey 501-454-1782. vated, industrial grade halo- dfg1tf as power failures, tempera- trudis bulls for sale. Contact LARGE HOME, SHOP, 26+/- ACRES; gen, 270° and up to 100’ • 4800+/- sq. ., 5 ture extremes, intrusions, 870-448-5555. 42-8tf activation area, new never BR/3.5 BA, 5 minutes from town, private se ng, 3 bay 855 Furniture etc. Ability to receive status used, $30. 870-746-4864. FREE TO a good home: detached garage with RV storage $599,900. Call Wayne reports, listen in and disable 870-214-0585. TABLE & 4 chairs with extra 44-4tf Barnevelder Roosters! • 7+/- Acres off Hwy 14; leaf, $100. 3 bar stools, alarms. Perfect for cottages They’re from Holland, a views, wooded, electric and or any unattended facility. I water at corner of property, no restric ons. $35,000 Call $100. 4 piece Cherry bed- 6 PAIRS of wrought iron beautiful, hardy breed. I room suit, $500. 615-2684. candle holders. 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ASSEMBLY OTHERS OF GOD Local Places of Worship Grace Lutheran Church First Assembly of God Corner of Park Ave. & Webb St. (Dome Church) Pastor: Kenneth Taglauer 708 N. Bayou Dr. Pastor: 870-214-9305/870-424-4382. Mike Sullivan 870-269-3398 School Avenue Sun. Bible Study 8:30 am; service 9:30 am Sun. School 9:30 am; service Church of Christ, 10:30 am; Wed. 6:30 pm located on School Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses Fox Assembly of God Avenue in Mountain Highway 263, Fox. Highway 14 East Pastor: Stan Sutterfield. Sun- View. Mountain View day 10 and 11 am, 5:30 pm; Wed. 6:30 pm The Church of God 138 Kera Drive off Hwy. 87 Timbo Valley Pastor: John Honeycutt Assembly of God Sun. School 10 am, worship 7700 Hwy. 66, Timbo. Pastor: Directory changes 11 am and 6 pm; Wed. 7 pm Terry Morgan 870-746-4809 and/or additions Sunday 10 and 11 am, 6 pm; The Church of Jesus Christ Wed. night adult Bible study & may be sent to of Latter Day Saints youth services 6:30 pm 612 S. Peabody Ave. Branch [email protected] President: Jason Morriss or called in to 870-221-1162 BAPTIST 870-269-3841. Worship Sun. 10 am Antioch General Baptist Seventh-day Adventist Church 1608 Hwy. 9, Rushing 922 Tower Loop off Warren St., Pastor: Dylan Stewart Please be aware that churches may be suspending services or may be reaching the adjacent to Hwy. 5-14-9 N 870-363-4509 Sunday 10, congregation through alternative methods during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Pastor: Elroy Tesch 11 am, 5 pm; Wed. 6:30 pm. 870-269-8544 Song Service 9:15, Sabbath Arbanna Baptist Dugan Free Pentecost Church School 9:30 am, Worship 11 7554 Hwy. 5 South. Fifty Six Missionary Baptist Red Doors Missionary Baptist Highway 5 North Hwy. 14, 10 mi. east of Mtn. am, all on Saturdays Pastor: Bro. Jim Chandler 6587 Highway 14 Fifty Six. Highway 66, 6 mi. west of Mtn. Church of Christ View. Pastor: Barbara Bullard 870-269-3585 Sunday 10, Pastor: Robb Arnold 870-757- View Pastor: Josh Looney 21450 Highway 5 N. St. Mary Catholic Church Sun. 10 am, 6:30 pm; Wed. 7 11 am, 6 pm; Wed. 6:30 pm 2320 Sunday School 10 am, Sunday School 10 am, worship Minister: Steve Hentz 269-9920 3 miles west of Mtn. View on pm; Sat. 7:30 pm service 11 am, 6 pm; Wed. Bible 11 am, 6 pm Sun. Bible study 9:45; worship Hwy 66. Pastor: Father Henry Bethany Missionary Baptist study 6 pm 10:45 am, 5 pm; Wednesday Evangelistic Center Church 269-5194 Praying of the 27763 Hwy. 263 N., Onia Shady Grove Bible study 6 pm 3 miles north on Hwy. 5-9- Rosary 10 am; Sun. Mass 746-4182 Bro. Roy Jones First Baptist Church Missionary Baptist 14, Mtn. View. Pastor: Jack 10:30 am Sunday School 10 am, 224 King Ave., 269-3409. Gayler Community East Side Church of Christ Robinson Sun. 10 am, 5 pm; Service 11 am, 5:30 pm; Pastor: Jason Ingram Pastor: Gary Ragland 1400 East Main. 269-8067 Wednesday 6 pm Wed. Bible study 6:30 pm Sunday worship 9 am and 6 pm; Sun. 10 am, 5:30 pm; Wed. Minister: Jeff McLean. Sun. Bible NON-DENOMINATIONAL Bible study Sun. 10:15; Wed. singing at nursing home 6:30 pm class 10 am, worship 11 am, 5 Cornerstone House of Prayer Bethlehem General Baptist Prayer meeting/Bible Study, pm; Wed. Bible class 7 pm A Place of Refuge Hwy. 263, near Fox Youth and AWANA 6 pm Skyland Baptist (Apostolic) House churches throughout Sun. School 10 am; Highway 263, 4 miles north of Church of Christ - School Ave. 211 Hwy. 5 S., 269-2600 Stone Co.; Sun. 11am Pastor: service 11 am, 6:30 pm; Flatwoods Baptist Church Fox. Pastor: Ken Reece 213 School Ave. 870-269-3702 Pastor: Daniel Stephens Bobby Ragan 870-615-3008 Wed. Bible study 6:30 2709 E. Main St., 269-3638 Sun. School 10 am; Minister: Finis Brewer.. Sun. Sun. noon; Tues. 7 pm Pastor: Jonathan Johnson worship 11 am, 6 pm Bible study 9:45 am; worship Abundant Life Church Connect Groups 9:30 am Sun.; 10:45 am, 5:30 pm; Wed. Bible Pentecostal Lighthouse Church Sylamore Road, Big Springs Apostolic Fellowship Missionary Baptist worship 10:30 am, 6 pm Sun.; Sylamore Baptist Study 7 pm of Kahoka Pastor: Darrell Gosser Sun. Big Springs Rd., Newnata Wed. 6:30 pm Highway 9 North, Sylamore Highway 5, 12 miiles south of School 9:45 am, Worship 11 870-746-4623. 870-585-2541 Sun. School Mtn. View. Sun. 2 pm; Wed. 6:30 am, 6 pm; Wed. 7 pm Sun. 10, 11 am Foothills Baptist 10 am; worship 11 am MENNONITE 19935 Hwy. 5 N., 870-269- Mt. Joy Holiness Church Arise Church Blue Mountain 3380 Timbo Landmark Richwoods Mennonite Church 8 miles east of Mtn. View on 1601 E. Main 870-269-8488 Hwy. 9 South to Luber Rd., then Hwy. 14. Pastor: Donald Turner Missionary Baptist Pastor: Tommy Medley. Sun. Missionary Baptist Sun. 10 am; Wed. 6:30 pm ½ mile. Pastor: Dale Hershberger 870-269-8824 Sun. School 10 Blue Mtn. Road near Timbo School 9:45 am; worship 11 am, Hwy. 66, Timbo. 870-746-5393. Sun. School 9:45 am, service 11 am, worship 11 am, 6 pm; Pastor: Bro. Daryl Pitts. Sun- 6 pm; Wed. Bible Study 6 pm Sun. School 10 am; worship 11 Grace Fellowship Full Gospel am, 6 pm; Wed. 7:15 pm Tuesday 7 pm day 10, 11 am, Bible study 5 am and 5:30 pm; 311 Patricia Ave. 615-2169 Heritage Baptist Church Sun. 10 am, 6 pm, Sunday pm, worship 6 pm Shady Lawn Mennonite Church Parma Full Gospel Church 205 Gloria Ave., 870-269-7677 Three Crosses Cowboy Church School 10:45; Wed. 6 pm Hwy. 5, 11 mi. south of Mtn. Parma Rd./Highway 263, Parma Calvary Baptist Pastor: Vince Johnson Sun. 312 School Ave. Pastor: View. Pastor: Carl Gingerich Pastor: Nick Rushing 948-2218 8296 Highway 66, Timbo. Pas- School 10 am, service 11 am, Lance Hames 870-384-0183 Mt. Joy Church Sun. 9:45, 10:45 am, 7 pm; Sunday 10 am, 6 pm; Wed. 7 tor: Danny Robbins 870-746- 1 pm Sun. service 9:30; Wed. Bible Hwy. 14 E. 870-269-3766 Wed. 7 pm pm 4720. Sun. School 9:45 am; study online 6:30 pm Pastor Truman Bullard Herpel Landmark Sun. School 10 am, worship 11 am, 6 pm; Bible The Sanctuary, Missionary Baptist Vine Avenue Missionary Baptist Worship 11 am, 6 pm study 5 pm; Wed. worship 7 METHODIST United Pentecostal Church pm. Friday Back in the Groove 8457 Herpel Road. Pastor: Bro. 418 Vine Ave Pastor: Roy Land- 306A School Ave. Pastor: Rev. Reed’s Chapel Support Group 7 pm Randall Dunn Sun. 10 am; ers. Sun. School 9:45, worship First United Methodist Church Wed. Bible Study 6 pm 11 am Paul Mize 501-581-1585 Christian Church 116 E. Jefferson St. Sun. 2 pm, Wed. 7 pm; Chil- Hwy. 14 east of Marcella East Richwoods Pastor: Paul Coy 269-3252 Sun. White Water Missionary Baptist dren’s Ministry Sun 1:30 pm 870-652-3478 Missionary Baptist Mountain View General Baptist School 9:30, worship 11 am 182 Star Gap Road Corner Patricia and Ayleen Webb Street. Pastor: Phil Sutton Sun. School 8 am, services Sun. 9:45 am and 5 pm; Wed. Soul’s Harbor 8:15 am – Every other Sunday Pastor: Bro. Larry Howard Sun. Streets Pastor: Bobby L. Smith St. James Methodist Church River of Life Church School 10 am, worship 11 870-269-9799 Sun. School 6 pm Hwy. 14, St. James Pastor Paul Oak Avenue Riverside Church am, BTC 5 pm, worship 6 pm; 10 am; worship 11 am, 6 pm; Coy. Worship 9:30 am, Pastors: Tim and Mary Clark. 19740 Hwy. 5 North Wed. Bible study 6 pm Wed. 6:00 pm Zion Missionary Baptist Highway 263, Fox. Sun. School 10:30 am Sun. School 10 am; worship 11 Pastor: Bro. Coy Sutterfield Elizabeth Missionary Baptist Pleasant Grove Pastor: Kenny Kendrick Sun. 10 am; Praise and worship service 269-3652 Sun. School 10; 2208 Sugar Hill Road Missionary Baptist am, 5 pm; Wed. 6 pm Sun. and Wed. 6 pm worship 11 am, 6 pm; PENTECOSTAL Wed. Bible Study 6 pm Pastor: Randy D. Long 28663 Hwy. 14. Pastor: Gary Turkey Creek Trinity 591-6300. Sun. School 10; Don Fletcher 870-652-3430 Church of God – Mountain View Pentecostal Church Siloam Fellowship worship 11 am and 5:30 pm; Sun. School 10 am; worship CHURCH OF CHRIST 1245 Highway 5 South 12 mi. south of Mtn. View on 503 Sylamore Ave. Wed. Bible study 6:30 pm 11 am, 5:30 pm; Wed. 6:30 pm Ben Church of Christ Pastor: Gloria Burns 269-6223 Hwy. 9. 591-6336 Sun. 10 am, Pastor Bryan Wilkie 870-269- Sun. School 10 am, Sun. 5 pm; Fairview Missionary Baptist Pleasant Hill Missionary Hwy. 5 S., 1/2 mi. north of 5:30 pm; Wed. 7 pm 6001. Sunday worship 10 am county line. Sunday Bible study Wed. 6 pm Fairview Rd., Timbo Baptist United Pentecostal Church Pastor John Rodgers Sunday 10 am, worship 11 am, 6 pm; Pleasant Hill. Sun. School 10 of Fox 10 am, 6 pm; Wed. 7 pm Wed. 6 pm am; services 11 am, 6 pm Highway 263, Fox. Rev. Scott Langford 870-363-4345. Sun. 10 am, 5:30 pm; Wed. THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS HAVE 7:30 pm MADE THIS PAGE POSSIBLE

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