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WE Adopt a Pet Our Shelter Spotlight is Tina, an adorable 2 year old Lab mix chunk of love! The Sheriff’s Department picked Tina up from a neglectful situation, but she’s doing great now. Tina is a very loving and sweet girl that looks like a mini Lab. Tina gets along with some dogs and others she doesn’t much like. She is a happy loving girl that really deserves a loving home. Please show Tina the good life!

Tina’s adoption fee is $100.00 and this includes first shots, worming, and sterilization. Anyone interested in adopting Tina, please go to heberspringshumanesociety.com and complete an adoption application. A volunteer will contact you to set up a meet and greet appointment.

Our Shelter Spotlight is Lily, a pretty 1 year old DSH cat. This sweet girl enjoys a nice soft kitty bed with a blanket over it to hide and sleep. She knows her name Lily, and will talk to visitors at her cage. Lily loves head scratches, but isn’t fond of being picked up and held. This sweetie also loves playing with cat toys. She would be best with adults.

Lily’s adoption fee is $60.00 and this includes first shots, worming, and sterilization. Anyone interested in adopting Lily, please go to heberspringshumanesociety.com and complete an adoption application. A volunteer will contact you to set up a meet and greet appointment.

Heber Springs Humane Society

501.362.7322 humanesocietyhebersprings@yahoo.com 49 Shelter Lane, Heber Springs, Arkansas 72543 Tuesday thru Saturday 12:00 to 4:30 Sunday and Monday Closed

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Gina Slagley is a co-owner of Water’s Edge magazine, a contributing writer, and sales representative for W.E. She lives in Newport, Arkansas with her husband, she has two adult children and eight grandchildren.

Her goal for Water’s Edge is to bring the reader’s a collection of stories, photographs, interviews and moments together in each publication that they will enjoy and be proud of.

Gina brings over twenty years of print publishing experience to Water’s Edge and knows that local matters.

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Kimberlee Dannette Thomas is a Chandler, Oklahoma native. She relocated to Jackson County in 1986.

She has five children, five grandchildren, is co-owner and creator of Water’s Edge and Eye On Magazine. She is recognized from her years of co-hosting Cable Channel programming in Jackson and Independence County. She earned her Associates from ASUN in Fine Arts.

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Joey Thomas is a native of Grubbs, a graduate of ASUN, a novelist, a freelance graphic designer for hire, and the graphic designer of this publication. He is elevated by five children, five grandchildren and is attempting to evolve at every turn.

Cynthia Herrin is a contributing writer for Water's Edge. She lives in Heber Springs with her husband and two kids. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Communications from Harding University and currently sits on the Heber Springs Chamber of Commerce Board. She has a background in advertising, radio, marketing, photography, and now real estate.

For advertising, distribution, or editorial contribution, contact: Gina Slagley 870.217.2837 ginas.watersedge@gmail.com

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editors note 2022, Here We Go!

Welcoming a New Year with open arms, that’s what we are trained to do, and by dingy that is what we are going to do!

We have all overcome some tough years and obstacles in recent years and if you’re like me, this new year brings with it a bit of hesitant and skeptical notions!

However, some words that always and without fail enter my mind are those of my mom’s, “pull yourself up by your bootstraps.” Simple as that, just face it and move through it with a smile on your face and love in your heart!

We might not be able to control a lot of what happens around us, but we can control how it affects us. A good outlook goes long way!

Lots of good and enjoyable times await us throughout the coming year, and we look forward to bringing you a glimpse of life around the Water’s Edge over the upcoming months! - Gina Slagley

Issue Contents 2/ WE Adopt a Pet 6/ WE Neighbor of the Month Rena Kelly

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Abbey Tillman and Stella Rayford

12/ Calendar 16/ Shop with a Cop 19/ Home Town Heroes

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Where did you grow up: Russellville, Arkansas.

Education: University of Arkansas at Little Rock Master of Education - Class of 1990. University of Central Arkansas - Bachelor of Science in Education K - 12 - With Coaching Endorsement - Class of 1984.

Russellville High School - Class of 1980.

Work: Heber Springs High School Science & Biology Teacher for 10th, 11th, & 12th Grade for 3 Years & Cheerleader Coach & Sponsor for 3 Years. Also, Gymnastics Coach for the Junior & Senior High School for 3 Years. I then left the public school to go teach at the college in Searcy for 10 years before they merged with ASU. I have now worked for the College 37 Years.

Family: I have 2 wonderful children. My son Ryan went to college on an academic scholarship for good grades and now lives in Fayetteville AR. With a good job, he and his fiancée are planning to be married next June 2022, and he just turned 32. My daughter Jena` is a sports master, and can play any sport, she was recruited by several Colleges to play Basketball as their starting point guard and Soccer, and she chose to go to a D1 College to play Soccer on a Full Ride, and was the only Arkansas girl there; she just turned 29. My mom

lives close by and is 80, so I care for her every day. My dad is 86 and in a nursing home and I help take care of him too.

Community Activities: I was voted to serve in The Cleburne County Rotary Club and to be the Secretary from 2010 to present. I was asked to serve as Assistant Governor to our Rotary District 6150, Governor for 2020-2021, and to be over 3 Clubs to help our Governor for last year, and again for this year of 2021-2022 for the New District Governor. I have received 3 Paul Harris Fellow Awards, I started The Cinderella Prom for our Rotary Club, and have served on the Heber Springs Chamber of Commerce Board off and on since 1984 until 2021. I was Voted Volunteer of The Year from Asa Hutchinson & The Heber Chamber of Commerce in 2016 & Voted Volunteer of The Year from Mike Beebe & The Heber Chamber of Commerce in 2011. I was asked to serve on The Single Parents Scholarship Fund of Cleburne County & serve as the Treasurer for over 12 years. Sunday School Teacher for over 10 years for kids in my church and helped with the kids’ choir for over 10 years. AWANA’s Leader in my Church for over 10 years. I also help with the Christmas shoe box in our church, and

I also oversaw the women ministers. I was voted to be on The Cleburne County Community Foundation Board. I also coach gymnastics, soccer, basketball, and softball. I help at Breakin’ Bread to serve food to people. I help at Margie’s Haven House for battered women and kids. I help at the Senior Center to feed the Seniors and help at their walk a thon.

What is something People Don’t know about you: I like to sew and fish and paint.

Hobbies: Helping Others, Fishing, Gymnastics, Working Outside.

Idea of a fun weekend: Being with my kids and family and friends.

Words to live by: Treat ALL people with respect because you never know what they are going through in their lives and treat them how you would want to be treated!

What do you enjoy most about being a part of the Heber Springs community: I get to help in a lot of different groups and organizations.

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Some people feel the rain. Others just get wet - Bob Dylan.

Grace Stormont local musician, is not only feeling every drop but flourishing in the waves of where her music is taking her as she releases her first C.D.

“My music isn’t just a career, it encompasses who I am.”

Water’s Edge - Tell us a little about you and your connection to Cleburne County.

Grace Stormont - My name is Grace Stormont, and I am a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Wilburn, AR. I’m actually the 6th generation in my family to live in Cleburne County, my mother’s family has had a homestead in Wilburn since the midlate 1800s. I grew up in Wilburn at our homestead in a house built from the lumber of the original, and I went to Pangburn Public Schools through elementary and middle school.

W.E. - Does your Family still live in Cleburne County?

Grace Stormont - Yes, a large part of my family still does. I have been back-and-forth between Mountain View and Wilburn since I was 15 years old, when I started working at the Ozark Folk Center State Park as a contract musician. About a year ago, I moved back to Wilburn from Mountain View, where I was working as an instructor in the Music Roots program for Mountain View Schools before the Covid-19 pandemic.

W.E. - When did you first become interested in music?

At what age?

Grace Stormont - When I was 12 or 13, I joined my school’s Jr. Choir. I had always enjoyed music, and I knew that I wanted to be able to express myself musically in some capacity. I also picked up my first instrument (guitar) at that age, because I wanted to be able to accompany myself when I sang.

W.E. - Who are you influenced by musically?

Grace Stormont - That’s always a tough question to answer, because there are so many that come to mind. Considering my songwriting and music style, I feel that I am most influenced by the works of Bob Dylan, Gillian Welch, Jason Isbell, and Sarah Jarosz.

Just to name a few.

W.E. - Tell us a little about your journey?

Grace Stormont - When I was first learning to play the guitar, I was only really playing and singing at church and at school in choir. When I was about 14, my guitar teacher turned me on to a little jam session that took place every Friday night at the old

AAA parts store in Heber. Those jams are what sparked my interest in the genres of folk, bluegrass, old time, country and americana music. By the time I turned 15, my family and I had moved to the Mountain View area and I began working at the Folk Center. During my time there, I developed a deep appreciation for the history and music of the Ozarks, and I learned about Almeda Riddle, a ballad singer who was from the Cleburne/ Van Buren County area. I had the privilege to open for acts such as The Steel Wheels, Bonnie Montgomery, Leyla McCalla, Malcom Holcombe, Suzy Bogguss and Carlene Carter, the daughter of June Carter-Cash. I’ve also played some pretty awesome venues throughout my career, including South On Main and Whitewater Tavern in Little Rock, and Hillberry Harvest Moon Festival in Eureka Springs. I had the privilege to open up for Riley Green at the Arkansas State Fair this year as well. In June of 2021, I received 2 Arkansas Country Music Awards- Acoustic Act of the Year and Song of the Year for my song, ‘On Your Own’, which is the title track for my new album.

W.E. - What does the release of your CD mean to you?

(Congratulations by the way, how exciting!)

Grace Stormont - Thank you so much! It almost feels like a whole new chapter, or a re-invention of myself. ‘On Your Own’ is the first album that I have released that contains nothing but songs I’ve written.

I’m starting to come out of my shell as a songwriter, and I’m very excited to be sharing my work with anyone who will listen.

W.E. - Next step and plans for your career from this point?

Grace Stormont - Honestly, my plan has always been to keep booking gigs, keep on writing, and hopefully gain a few fans along the way. My music isn’t just a career, it encompasses who I am.

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After receiving approval, the girls made all the posters to advertise the donation drive and hung them around the school.

They got their parents to take them to the Humane Society during the week of Thanksgiving break to make a video to post to the schools social media page and to show in classrooms to help get the word out. Stella and Abbey both have a heart for animals and were so excited to watch the donations come in. The girls will then help deliver the food and supplies to the Humane Society. All of the staff and students at Heber Springs Elementary are very proud of these girls and want to say thank you for being leaders that light the

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Homeschool Crafts

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The Heber Springs High School Varsity Cheer Team took 1st place at the ACCA Cheer Competition on December 11 in Mayflower.

FR- Megan Bull, Marin McKenzie, Elizabeth Jewell, Pacey Risner, Faith Gilchrist, Kelsie Curtis.

BR- Hannah Smithson, Payton Jarvis, Marie Julian, Magnolia Baureis, Hope Gilchrist Not picturedMadison Clemons, Eva Jones, Faith Martin, LiLi Chaney

Check out this catch on the Little Red Riveron December 5th by Colby Boyd!

Congratulations to Layne Tubbs for his appointment on Heber Springs City Council!

WE see you The High School FCCLA took 11 students to Searcy to compete in District STAR Events in December.

We are so excited that 7 of those students advanced to State.

Congratulations to: Chapter in Reviewing level 3: Vallie Cantrell, Faith Cowherd, and Madison Lindley receiving gold. Job Interview level 3: Grace Copeland receiving gold.

Repurpose & Redesign Level 2: Lucy Stillman receiving gold.

Food Innovations level 2: KayLeigh Ogle receiving gold.

Food Innovation level 3: Faith England receiving silver.

WE see you A peek at the last few days of Recess for the 2021 season at the Heber Springs Community Center. All the kids had fun participating in the program and look forward to kicking off the New Year in 2022!

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What started out with the officers at the Heber Springs Police Department paying to have a beard, transformed into an event to give back to the kids in the community. Detective Dan Malone has friends who are fellow officers all over the US. One in California was involved with Shop with a Cop and shared with Detective Malone all that it offered his community.

Detective Malone took the event and formed it to benefit kids in Heber Springs. He got his fellow officers involved by making it a game of sorts. Each guy who wanted to grow a beard for a few months, donated money to the Shop with a Cop fund and in turn he didn’t have to shave. Last year was the first year of Shop with a Cop in Heber Springs. The Heber Springs Police Department collected $3,000 from the officers and a few businesses in the community. They found kids who would benefit from some Christmas help and a positive influence from a police officer. The officers took 24 kids ranging from Kindergarten to 3rd grade, to Walmart and let them pick out toys for Christmas.

This year the event has grown! The department raised close to $5,000 in donations from the officers and more local businesses. 40 kids from Heber Springs Elementary got to enjoy a pizza party and shopping with not only the officers from the Heber Springs Police Department but also the Cleburne County Sheriff’s Department, Arkansas State Police, Arkansas Game and Fish, Cleburne County Probation and Parol officers, Arkansas Highway Department, and Quitman Police Department. Every level of local law enforcement was involved with this year’s Shop with a Cop. The Heber Springs Police Department wants to spread joy and happiness to local community kids in the area during what can be a tough holiday season, while also fostering a positive relationship between the kids and law enforcement.

WE see you Scenes from the 2021 Heber Springs Christmas Parade of Lights

Home Town Heroes Tell us a little bit about your family The Haile family is not much different from many of the families around here today. The Haile/Ghent-Head families started here in the late 1800's and 1930's, land homesteaded by some of them has been handed down or purchased through the years and is still owned and farmed by my brother and I today. My mother and father started Dairy farming in the late 1960's and my brothers and I learned our work ethic there. The drought of 2012 and prices forced us out of the dairy business and we started a beef operation in 2013 that still operates today. I got into law enforcement as a reserve deputy in 1994 and came to work for the City of Heber Springs in 2002. I have always worked two jobs and have enjoyed both of them. My wife Tammy got into fitness training as the dairy was shutting down and now owns Body Strong Fitness in Heber Springs and does some classes at the Heber Springs Community Center. Our son Connor completed his Bachelors degree at University of Central Arkansas and is currently at Indiana University taking classes and planning to be an eye doctor.

What is your favorite part of your job?

The variety of jobs within law enforcement prepared me for where I am today and I have enjoyed them all (Patrol, SWAT, K-9 and Criminal Investigations). I have always served and protected the people to the best of my ability but as Chief of Police, I not only serve the people of Heber Springs, but I feel like I am in a position to serve the people I have worked with and those that I am now Sheriff Chris Brown

Tell us a little bit about your family.

I have been so blessed with such an incredible family.

They are wonderful, supportive, and my absolute best friends in the world. My wife, Ali, and I have been married for 13 years, and we have four amazing daughters, ages 11, 10, 7, and 4. The girls love riding horses, playing piano, and spending time with Daddy shooting guns.

For the last few years, we have also hosted a foreign exchange student. One from Germany, one from Italy, and one from France. It has been a great experience, and has exposed our girls to different cultures and ideas.

As a family, we love taking trips, going to church, horse riding events, and having fun adventures together.

What is your favorite part of your job?

I love so many different things about this job, but one of my favorite things about this job is that the only thing you can expect every day is the unexpected. Every day is going to be different, and present its own unique

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hiring and responsible for. If I am treating them right they will in turn serve the city well which is our goal.

Who is your hero in life?

My father Arwood Haile who taught me that if you will put God first in your life then all of the other things will work themselves out.

What advice would you give to someone who wants to become a police officer?

This is still an honorable profession despite what others may say or think. Education and common sense will take you a long way in this job but always prepare yourselves mentally and physically for the work ahead. challenges. You’ll never know what you are going to do, who you are going to talk to, or where you might end up through the course of your day, and that is a blast.

What is your favorite quote?

I have many quotes that I absolutely love, but two that really stand out to me. The first is a Bible verse (1 Corinthians 4:2): “Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful.” A steward in this context was the Chief servant. It gives us the idea that we should serve others and we should set that example for those around us. Faithful to our job of service, and reliable. the second is from Aristotle: “We are what we repeatedly do; excellence then is not an act, but a habit.” Really going hand in hand with the verse, this quote reinforces that our choices every day affect our performance, our reliability, and the importance of doing all the small things right, even when no one is looking.

What do you find most challenging about the job?

Most all of us that get into law enforcement do so because we have a desire to help people, and we want to make a difference in our communities. I think one of the most challenging things about this job is that sometimes it’s hard to see if you’re making a difference. There is a lot of red tape and frustration that inherently comes along with law enforcement, and it can often be hard to see outside of that. It is so important for all of us that do this job to hold tight to our “why” (why we started this job in the first place), and remember that we can and do make a difference every day in our communities.

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Scenes from the 2021 Heber Springs Christmas Parade of Lights

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The Trumpeter Swans have arrived!!! They will be here until around Valentines Day so make sure you get out to see these beautiful birds while they are here for the winter!

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Santa dropped in at the Heber Springs Community Center on December 19th and took photos with the good girls and boys!

WE see you Scenes from the 2021 Heber Springs Christmas Parade of Lights

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