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Community Events Calendar Thursday October 31 Carlise Public Library Thriller Thursday (trick or treat) 4:00p.m. Hazen Pre-K will be Trick or Treating the Businesses downtown this morning Des Arc Jr. Eagles vs Earle Eagle Field 7:00p.m. Hazen Jr. Hornets vs Marianna Hornet Field 7:00p.m. Friday November 1 Hazen Sr. Hornets @ Marianna 7:00p.m. Des Arc Sr. Eagles @ Earle 7:00p.m. Sunday November 3 Daylight Savings Time Ends 2:00 a.m. Sand Hill Cemetery Meeting 2:00 p.m. Sand Hill Missionary Baptist Church Tuesday November 5 Election Day
Monday November 11 Veterans Day All City & County Offices will be closed Tuesday November 12 Quorum Court Meeting 6:00p.m. Annex Building
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Kelli Albrecht, Chris Carwile, Kenneth Hixson, Robin Green, Joe Volpe, David McAnally and Chris Hooks.
Hooks,Mc Anally win 2019 Law School trial competition FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Third-year law students Chris Hooks of Slovak and his team mate, David McAnally, have won the 2019 William H. Sutton Barrister's Union Trial Competition. The team of Kelli Albrecht and Chris Carwile were runners-up. Chris is the son of Paul and Carol Hooks. U.S. Magistrate Judge Joe J. Volpe, Eastern District of Arkansas;
Judge Kenneth S. Hixson, Arkansas Court of Appeals; and Judge Robin Green, 19th West Judicial Circuit, presided over the final round. Hixson and Green are University of Arkansas School of Law alumni. The championship, held Friday, Oct. 11, in the E.J. Ball Courtroom, concluded three weeks and five rounds of competition. One hundred and
thirteen practicing attorneys and legal scholars served as judges earning more than 100 hours of continuing legal education credit for their participation. Student involvement included 64 competitors and more than 64 additional volunteers who served as witnesses or timekeepers, making this one of the largest competitions in school history.
Students Courtney Brooks and Duncan Street, members of the school's Board of Advocates, co-chaired the competition, which is one of several presented by the board each year. The Board of Advocates is a student-run organization that promotes the extracurricular development of practical skills, in both oral and written advocacy, through practice and
participation in both internal and external competition. The Sutton Trial Competition is held annually and is named for William H. Sutton (19312015), a 1959 graduate of the University of Arkansas School of Law with a distinguished legal career that spanned more than five decades.
Free reviews of Medicare drug plans scheduled for Nov.1 North Little Rock, Ark.– CareLink, Central Arkansas’s Area Agency on Aging, is gearing up for another open enrollment season by offering free Medicare Prescription Drug (Part D) plan reviews to Medicare recipients in the area. Carelink representatives will be at the Des Arc Senior Center on November 1 from 8:30 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. To make an appointment for a free review, call CareLink at 501.372.5300 or toll-free at 8 0 0 . 4 8 2 . 6 3 5 9 . Homebound older people may request a review of medications in their
homes. As health needs and health insurance plans change annually, Medicare recipients should re-evaluate their plans to ensure they have the best coverage for the next year. “As a local nonprofit unaffiliated with any insurance plan, our counselors provide an objective review of medications and offerings from Medicare Part D insurers to determine the best plan for a person in 2020,” Kim Sanders, Community Services Supervisor said. “In the past, these reviews have saved some people hundreds of dollars monthly.”
Medicare recipients will need to make their final selection for Medicare coverage by Dec. 7 to ensure their coverage continues without interruption. Medicare recipients must have an appointment for a review at CareLink’s North Little Rock office or during scheduled times at the Des Arc Senior Center. For more information about Medicare services and qualifications, call CareLink’s Information & Assistance Department at 501.372.5300, toll free at 800.482.6359 or visit CareLink.org.
New county administrator... Nancy Jo Hambrick is the new Administrator for the Prairie County Health Department. She has been a nurse for 19 plus years. Her experience includes: Emergency Room – Baptist Health ( Little Rock and North Little Rock), Cardiac (Dr David Mego - Arkansas Heart Hospital), Critical Care (Arkansas Heart Hospital), Labor and Delivery (Baptist Health –North Little Rock and Unity at Searcy). I live in the Northside Community outside of Des Arc. She is married to Danny Hambrick and has one daughter, one son-in-law, two step-daughters, two step son-in-laws, and seven grandchildren. She is a member of the First Baptist Church in Des Arc. She enjoys reading books, spending time with her kids, holding babies, and vacationing with her husband. “I am excited to serve my family, friends, and neighbors in Prairie County,” Hambrick said. “I am passionate about healthcare and meeting the needs of our community. Thank you for this honor and privilege!”
Hippy celebrates Halloween by Jennie Gates The Hazen HIPPY (Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngster) had their October Group Meeting at the Hazen Community Building on Tuesday, October 15th at 3:30 pm. Linda Strohl, Sarah Gray, and Jennie Gates welcomed the families to the group meeting as they came in. The children gathered together for story time with HIPPY Coordinator Jennie Gates. The story was Pete the Cat: Trick or Pete by James Dean. Sarah Gray and Linda Strohl helped direct children through the "spooky" HIPPY Halloween Tunnel and encouraged play with the fun holiday sensory tubs. The door prizes were won by Austin Weaver and Trystan Swanigan. Upon leaving, all the children received a goody bag with their own Pete the Cat book. The children who attend-
ed the group meeting were: Easton McIntosh, Carolina Tiner, Aniyah Leonard, Payton Watson, KB Burton, Karter Love, Trystan Swanigan, Ma'Kenleigh Swanigan, Austin Weaver, Melody Perry, Ma'Khyla Palton and Tazaria Palton. The next HIPPY Group Meeting will be November 12th, 2019 at 9:30 am with the Little Rock Zoo. HIPPY would like to thank the City of Hazen for letting us use the Hazen Community Center
for our meeting and send a big thank you to all our families and children participating in the HIPPY program this year.
EARLY VOTING FOR THE SCHOOL ELECTION WILL BE AVAILABLE AT BOTH COUNTY COURTHOUSES.
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Now is the time to change out smoke detector batteries Kenneth Edwin Caviness Kenneth Edwin Caviness of Hazen passed away peacefully in his sleep on October 24, 2019 at the age of 80 after a long and courageous battle with his health. Kenneth was born September 11, 1939 in Hazen, Arkansas, the son of the late Maurice and Opal Caviness. He was preceded in death by his parents and sister, Shirley Rogers. As a young man, Kenneth began his love of agriculture with a job at Riceland Foods in Hazen. Later he got his start in farming with help from his father-in-law, Frank Halijan and Everett Hall who became a life-long friend and mentor. Kenneth was passionate about farming and he passed that on to his son and grandsons. Kenneth loved to make others happy. Many will remember Kenneth brightening their Christmas celebrations dressed as Santa or all the free rides he gave on his train at the local rice festivals. Around 1984, Kenneth began frying fish for a few of the local farmers. This pastime soon became another passion of his as it grew into Big K’s catfish barn. Over the years, people from all over the state and beyond have made their way to the catfish barn, and Kenneth has visited with each and everyone of them. Kenneth was a loving
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father and friend and he will be greatly missed by all. Kenneth is survived by his wife, Frances Caviness; his son, Brad Caviness and wife, Lori, and three grandsons, Parker, Perry, and Pierce Caviness. He also leaves behind a host of loving family and friends. The family would like to extend a special thanks to Regina Staton, Angela Herrera, and LaWonda Brooks for the care and companionship they provided during Kenneth’s illness. Visitation was at Westbrook Funeral Home in Hazen from 5:00 to 7:00 P.M., Friday, October 25, 2019. Funeral service was 10:00 A.M., Saturday, October 26 at Calvary Baptist Church in Hazen. Interment was in the Hazen Cemetery. Arrangements were by Westbrook Funeral Home of Hazen.
Tommy Ray Gentry Tommy Ray Gentry, 76, of Des Arc died Sunday, October 27, 2019 at Des Arc Nursing and Rehab. Tommy had been a long t i m e employee of M i l l e r Pa t t e r s o n Lumber Company in Des Arc before he retired. He was born June 16, 1943 in Des Arc to William David and Lillie (Lock) Gentry. Survivors include one brother, Phillip Gentry and his wife, Betty along with numerous nieces and nephews. Visitation was Monday October 28, 2019 at Garth Funeral Home at 1:00 pm with funeral services immediately following at 2:00 pm. Burial was in Lakeside Cemetery by Garth Funeral Home. Tommy was preceded in death by his parents, five brothers and five sisters. Bro. Alton Evans officiating. Pallbearers are Brad Grady, Terry Gentry, Glynn Lightsey, Joshua Dixon, Zack Lawson and Kevin Lawson.
Laverne Harden Nicholas
was one of 5 children and the only daughter of Ephrom Harden (1958) and Girtha Harden (2014). She had a great love for her family. Laverne was a travel agent and traveled to 48 foreign countries, and about 2/3 of the states. Her travel included England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Switzerland, Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, Ukraine, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, Hungary, Germany, Austria, Poland, Malta, Iceland, and many others. She also kept the books for her husband’s business. She gave birth to 2 children, a son, Keith, when she was 19, and a daughter, Rhonda, when she was 22. (Keith was killed in 1985 in England where he was born.) Laverne collected teapots, often bringing one home from the countries she visited. She also collected souvenir spoons and thimbles from each country she visited. Laverne loved wearing hats, and so, had a lot of them. Above all, Laverne was baptized as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses June 25, 1960. She loved going door to door in the ministry helping people learn and understand what the Bible teaches. She along, with all of Jehovah’s Witnesses, always studied the Bible constantly, and went to congregation meetings and conventions regularly. Over recent years a lot of her ministry dealt with encouraging others to use www.jw.org to find what the Bible teaches, along with studying the Bible with interested ones personally. She let others know what a tremendous amount of information is provided on that internet website. Her hope for the future is to be resurrected in Jehovah’s due time on a paradise earth along with all others resting in Jehovah’s memory. She always showed that a paradise earth is what Jehovah promised in his word, the Bible. She always looked forward to seeing her resurrected relatives and friends in that paradise along with all faithful men and women of old.
James Bradford James Bradford, 85, of Des Arc, passed away October 21, 2019. Public Visitation: Monday, October 28, 2019 from 12:00 noon to 1:00 pm at Fellowship MBC, Des Arc. Celebration of life service: Monday, October 28, 2019, 1:00pm at Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church, 209 East Claire St., Des Arc, Arkansas Professional Services by Veasley Funeral Home, Conway.
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reports that “three out of five home fire deaths result from fires in properties without working smoke alarms and that more than one-third (38 percent) of home fire deaths result from fires in which no smoke alarms are present.” The risk of dying in a home fire is cut in half in homes with working smoke alarms, according to their website. “If you don’t have smoke detectors in your home, now is the time to purchase some,” Loudermilk said
Study Club members meet by Gloria Strohl Hazen Study Club met Monday night, October 21, in the BanCorp South Community Room. This was a very informal meeting with 5 members present. The Potluck meal included Ham and Cheese sliders, Reta’s Green Congealed Salad and Pecan Pie and 5 Layer Delight for dessert. Gloria Strohl asked the blessing before the meal was enjoyed. President Sherry Bullock
called the meeting to order and led in the “Pledge of Allegiance to the American Flag”. Five members answered roll call with a word that rhymed with “here”. Donna Coleman gave the treasurer’s report and reminded members to turn in their dues at next month’s meeting. Sherry presented everyone with a calendar and a schedule for this club year’s meetings. Carolyn Marek reported that she had visited Beverly Wood and she was
doing a lot better. This was the first meeting of the year and there was really no business that needed to be discussed. Connie Swaim joined the group about 9:00. Members spent their time together visiting and recalling memories of club events and members. Entertainment was a simple game of “Name the Indian Tribes of North America”. Winner was Donna Coleman, with Carolyn Marek receiving the consolation prize.
Northern District Court Docket 59NCR-19-54- Isamael Diaz- domestic battery 3rd degree- reset for Nov 19, 2019 59NCR-19-56Randy Thomas Turner- theft of property/burglary- reset for Nov 19, 2019 59NCR-19-58- Amber M Cartertheft of property/breaking or entering- reset for Nov 19, 2019 59NCR-19-2-Douglas Caruthers- FTA-60 months in ADC plus court costs & fines 59NCR-19-31- Nicholas Fritts- reset for Nov 19, 2019 59NCR-19-61-Julie Lynn Robertscriminal trespass/possess controlled substance-reset Nov 19,2019 59NCR-19-37- Donnie Lee Forrester- sexual assault 2nd degree/indecency-reset for Jan 22, 2020 59NCR-19-39Dona Castleberry- endangering minor-12 months probation plus fines & costs 59NCR-19-42-William Childers- possess controlled substance/paraphernalia-36 months probation 59NCR-19-48- Debra Hoodpossess w/purpose deliver meth- reset for Jan 22, 2020 59NCR-Daniel Hood- possess/purpose deliver meth/drugs and firearmsreset for Jan 22, 2020
Laverne Harden Nicholas (75) fell asleep in death at her home in Arlington, TN, in the early morning of October 25, 2019. She had suffered for years with an autoimmune disease which affected her motor nerve. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m., Thursday, October 31, 2019, at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, 7800 Hwy. 64, Oakland, TN. Burial will be on Friday November 1, at Hazen Cemetery in Hazen, AR. Laverne is survived by her husband, Richard Lee Nicholas, her daughter, Rhonda Nicholas Schurhamer (Joe), 2 granddaughters, Mackenzie Schurhamer & Khatya Schurhamer; 2 brothers, Louie Harden (Sherry) and Charles Harden (Betty), and 2 nieces and 2 nephews. Born in July 1944, she
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Hazen Fire Chief Ashley Loudermilk wants to remind everyone that now is the time to change out the batteries on their smoke detectors. The weather has turned cooler, and Prairie Countians are starting up their wood-burning fireplaces and heaters. “Associating the time change in the fall with the time that you change your smoke detector batteries is a good way to remember this task,” Loudermilk said. The National Fire Protection Association
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59NCR-19-44James Norman- possess heroin fentanyl-reset for Nov 19, 2019 59NCR-18-88Joseph Turner- possess firearm/terroristic threat- 60 months probation plus costs 59NCR-19-27Alyce McDonald- battery 3rd degree/assault- reset Nov 19, 2019 59NCR-19-33- Joseph Ricepossess heroin fentanyl/methreset for Jan 22, 2020 59NCR-19-38Ethan Castleberry- endangering minor- 12 months probation plus costs and fines 59NCR-19-46Jeffery Jordan Jr.-kidnapping/battery/assault-reset for Nov 19, 2019 59NCR-19-47- Veronica H o l l o w a y -
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Hornets win homecoming with shutout
Eagle Band to compete at state... by Easton Glover Last Friday the Hazen Hornets faced off with the Earle Bulldogs. After their homecoming was rained out, the Hornets were looking for something to celebrate. Hazen fought off the rain and handed the Bulldogs a 400 defeat. This victory advances the Hornets to 6-1 and keeps them in the running for conference champions. The Hornets showed up to play on both sides of the football. Half way through the first quarter both defenses started off the game with a stop. The first quarter looked as if it was going to be dominated by defense until Ayjon Green found his way into the end zone on a short run. On Earle’s next drive Hazen forced a fumble and recovered it. Hazen’s drive went on
until the end of the quarter. The second quarter is when Hazen decided to run wild. Hazen’s defense stopped the Bulldogs on multiple defensive stands. The quarter was scoreless until Green broke free for a 45 yard touchdown run. The successful 2-point conversion gave Hazen a 14-0 lead. After another stop by Hazen, Tarrell Penn forced his way down the middle for a powerful touchdown run. The end of the half came with the Hornets leading 20-0. The third quarter was kicked off with an Earle fumble that was recovered by the Hornets. Hazen took advantage of the turnover with another Tarrell Penn touchdown run. Green ran it in for the easy conversion. After another stop by Hazen’s defense, Rasheed Mills took off for a 40 yard
rushing touchdown. The quarter came to an end with Hazen dominating 34-0. The fourth quarter was just like the fourth quarter of most Hazen games. Tarrell Penn ran it in for another 6 points to make it 40-0. The mercy rule was on Hazen’s side the rest of the game. With the clock continuously running no one was able to find their way to the end zone for the rest of the game. The final horn sounded with Hazen celebrating their 40-0 homecoming victory. This was the first time in a while that Hazen seemed like themselves. Something seemed off against Carlisle, Des Arc, and Clarendon, but it seems like they figured it out. Hazen will travel to Lee County this week in a game that the Hornets should dominate.
Prairie County fall Brucellosis vaccination program scheduled The County Brucellosis (Bangs) vaccination program will be held Thursday, November 14, 2019. Arkansas law requires that all heifer
calves between 4 and 12 months of age be vaccinated against Brucellosis. Representatives from the Livestock and Poultry Commission and the
Prairie County Cooperative Extension Service will offer an onfarm vaccination program at no cost to all Prairie County beef and dairy producers. If you are interested, please contact the Prairie County Extension De Valls Bluff at 870-9982614 by Tuesday, November 5th . A schedule will be put together and producers will be notified when we will be at their farm. The Livestock and Poultry Commission has stated that each farm where cattle are to be vaccinated must have a chute or squeeze chute with a head gate where cattle can be subdued. Even with good facilities, the chances of someone getting hurt are possible. If the proper facilities are not available or safe, the vaccinator has the right to refuse to vaccinate your calves. Calves will not be vaccinated unless the owner or someone representing him is present.
On October 22nd the Des Arc Marching Band competed at the Region IV marching contest in Searcy. The band received an Excellent Rating and earned a spot in the State Competition at War Memorial on November 4th. This will be the 1st time a Des Arc Band has competed at State. Pictured with the band's trophy are Seniors Colby Cox, Hallie Kennedy, Reagan Lyles and Zylar Taylor.
Master Gardeners learn about medicinal herbs at meeting by Chris Weems Roxanne Bradow, member, and Georgia Caviness, guest, presented the program for the regular Prairie County Master Gardeners meeting Tuesday night, October 15, at BancorpSouth in Hazen, They talked about the many helpful herbs that are common in the area. They used the power point to show some of the plants and had some specimens that were passed around for members to see , feel and smell. The most common ones were aloe vera, lemon balm, sweet basil, mint, and sage, just to name a few. They gave the identifying characteristics of the plants and the nutrients that each has that makes it so popular and beneficial. They also had a display of books about most of the herbs they mentioned. Sue Clayton, president presided with 10 members and two visitors present. In the absence of the secretary, the president read the minutes. Linda Price gave the financial report. The president reported on the meeting sponsored by the County 76 P and G Committee. Debora Carpenter is Chairman of the committee and presided for the meeting
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they attended. The meeting was at Ferndale 4-H Center and was attended by almost 200 Master Gardeners. Jan Toll and the president furnished refreshments.. They had a Cake in celebration of the 30th year of Master Gardeners in Arkansas, along with
other goodies. Roxanne furnished the door prize that went to Gail Norman. The next meeting will be Tuesday, Nov. 19. Complete plans will be announced for the meeting and Christmas party.
Elsie McCain Club postpones meeting GFWC Elsie McCain Club is postponed from November 7 until November 21 because of scheduling conflicts. The Club will meet at Murry's Restaurant Thursday, November 21, at 6:00 p.m., as announced by
Chris Weems, club president. She reminds members that this is the night to bring food items for celebration of World Food Day. The food will go to the DHS Food Pantry.
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wrecker company claims first priority possession lien on the vehicle and it’s contents for all charges. Unless vehicle is claimed within 45 days the owner and/or lien holder waives all rights, title, and interest in the vehicle and its contents and consents to the sale of the vehicle. Vehicle will then be sold for towing and storage fees.
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LOT @ CORNER OF HAZEN AND JACKSON STREET (101 EAST JACKSON STREET). CALL PAUL @ 870-318-7210.
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Billy’s Body Shop & Wrecker Service. P. O. Box 696, Hazen Ark 72064. To whom it may concern: 2006 Chevrolet Truck Silverado Vin # 1GCEC19X54Z260401 located at 1203 Hwy 70 East, Hazen Arkansas 72064. Vehicle stored at P.O. Box 696 Hazen Ar. Phone 870-255-4922 and is accruing storage as a legal liability of the owner. The
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Scary things roam Hazen streets during Trunk or Treat
COOLER DAYS ARE COMING! AND SO ARE THE RATS AND MICE
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