On December 2 the Hazen FCCLA competed at STAR Events. Region 4 new president is Kami Perry (left), and new VP of Community Service is Ryder Greenwalt (right). Chapter Service Project Display (Kami Perry and Kayleigh Linder) and National Programs in Action (Ryder Greenwalt and Calle Gray) are advancing to state. Hazen FCCLA did an awesome job.
Corrections
Portions of the Herald article reporting on the November 21st Hazzen City Council meeting were incorrect. The report on the bonus calculations was incorrect. These are not raises but bonuses. The mayor explained how he intends to allocate funds for employee Christmas bonuses. Using 3% of the regular payroll for the 19 full-time employees (not including overtime), those with less than 12 years of service would receive $1,500.00, those with 12+ years of service would receive $1,750.00, and department managers with the most employees to supervise would receive up to about $2,000.00.
Part-time employees would receive a lesser amount. The total projected cost is approximately $37,000.00. The $976,332.40 mentioned is the 2024 city payroll expense prior to benefits and overtime. Mayor Hardke then shared with the council a comparison of the amounts of money that were spent to help fund the gas department through October 2023 and through October 2024 (after the rate increase). In 2023, the city transferred $137,504.00, and in 2024 the city has transferred $44,300, which is down $93,000+. Apologies to Mayor Hardke and the council.
I, SARAH HUCKABEE
SANDERS, Governor of the State of Arkansas, pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. § 7-5-703(b) and the certification of election results by the Honorable John Thurston, Secretary of State of Arkansas, have ascertained and do hereby declare that the following persons received the greatest number of votes for the United States Congress in the General Election held in Arkansas on November 5, 2024, and that these persons have been duly elected to represent this State in the United States Congress:
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The following is the certified tabulation of votes cast for the United States Congress in the
Carlisle
Hazen and Carlisle celebrate the Christmas season...
The City of Hazen held its annual “Christmas in
Park” event on Monday, December 2 (upper photo), and
City of Carlisle
parade
December 7 (bottom picture). The weather was chilly, but spirits were warm. To
of the two celebrations, go to pages 4 and 5 of this edition of the Herald.
John “Bopper” Richardson
John “Bopper” Richardson, age 55, of Hazen, Arkansas passed away November 27, 2024, Bopper was born on October 5, 1969.
Bopper drove a wrecker for many years where he made many friends along the way. He is survived by his mother, Bobbie Petty; Fiancé, Leisa Alverson; Sister, Stacey Aaron(Dee); Brother, Dennis Petty(Denice); daughters, Abby Richardson(Jacob), Micaela Wine, and Lexie Bell; Bonus daughters, Everleigh and Kinsley Shatzer; granddaughter, Merritt Jackson; two nephews, Clifton Denney (Stevie), B.J. Denney(Megan); Niece, Taylor Cansler(Isaac); three great nephews; two great nieces; and a host of family and friends.
Bopper was preceded in death by his father, Bobby Petty. Visitation was held December 5, 2024 from 5:00 PM until 7:00 PM at Westbrook Funeral Home in Hazen. Funeral services were held December 6, 2024 at 2:00 PM at Calvary Baptist Church in Hazen.
Mildred Adell White
Mildred Adell White was born to Ed King and May Kingsley King
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on March 30, 1933 in Hazen, Arkansas. She attended elementary school in the Center Point area. In 1948, Mildred married James (Jimmy) White, and they had one son, Terry. Mildred worked at the Cabot Trailor Factory in assembly for several years then at Morrilton Plastics Assembly Plant in Des Arc. She loved to do home health care, spending time with her family and cooking. She was a member of the Pleasant Ridge Missionary Baptist Church in Brown Grove where she took a very active part in her church activities. Until recent years when she began worshipping with her son and daughterin-law, Jewell at Family Worship in Des Arc. Mildred leaves behind her son, Terry (Jewell) White of Hazen, two grandsons Chris (Melissa) White and Ryan (Leah) White and great grandchildren Houston Elliott, Hunter (Brie) Elliott, Makenzie White, Lukas White, great great grandchildren Carlee Elliott, Benjamin Elliott and a host of nieces and nephews. She is proceeded in death by her parents, husband, two brothers Lacy and Leland King and two sisters Verdie Minton and Tressie Cushionary.
Guenther; sons, Jack M. Snyder, Larry Snyder, Ray Snyder and Paul Snyder; brothers, Donald Guenther, Joseph Guenther, Jimmy Guenther and Wayne Guenther; sisters, Marie Barnett and Virginia Faye Todd.
Alice is survived by her sister, Betty Cruthis (John) of Hunter; and brother, Charles Guenther of Carlisle; her children, Nancy Karels (Larry) of Hazen, Sherry Heffner (Tommy) of Cabot, Mary Reisz of Lonoke, Martha Adams Tignor (Rich) of Little Rock and Terry Snyder (Tim) of New Orleans, LA; grandchildren, Jennifer White (Shawn) of Bauxite, Becky Woods (Jim) of Aberdeen, Kimberly Snyder (John) of Fayetteville, Rayanne Padgett (Jeff) of Midwest City, OK, Tanya Adams (Stephen), Joey Reisz (Jackie), Cynthia Adams (Reggie), all of Little Rock; 11 great-grandchildren, Jacob, Olivia, Lucas, Cassidy (William), Colby, Ethan, Brooklyn, Trevor, Chloe, Bayleigh and Wyatt; and a host of other family members and friends.
Alice enjoyed attending country concerts, dancing, work,friends, family and travel. She was “the driver” and racked up many road trip miles with her family and friends.
Alice M. Snyder
December 6, 1931 –December 6, 2024
Carlisle FCCLA competes in Star Events...
The Carlisle FCCLA completed in the region for start events and conference recently. The two region officers, Daisy and Maggie, along with the others have worked for months to plan for this event and did a great job leading general sessions, breakout sessions, planning/election meeting, and officer installation.
Congratulations to Jena Murray for being named Region IV Vice President! She will assume her new role in 2025. All students will be advancing to the state competition in April. They are: Jena Murray - Career Investigations
Level 3 - Silver; Maddox Gray, Riley Simmons - Chapter and Review Portfolio Level 1 - Gold, Ariana Farrell, Carson Meller, Myleah Pemberton - Chapter and Review Portfolio Level 3 - Gold, Brody Martin and Christian Parker - Repurpose and Redesign Level 2 - Gold, Maddux Moran and Christian Burton - Repurpose and Redesign Level 1 - Silver, and Shaley Davis - Job Interview Level 3 - Gold.
DAHS FCCLA goes to regional Star
Events...
Des Arc FCCLA competed in Regional Star Events and will be advancing to State in the following categories:
Interior Design Level 3- Hattie Burton
Public Policy Advocate Level 3- Brooklyn Smith and Jurnee Washington
Repurpose and Redesign Level 3- Zachary Hill
Repurpose and Redesign Level 2- Alana Payne, Greenleigh Sterling, and Annaston Pate.
Alice M. Snyder, 93, of Hazen, Arkansas, died December 6, 2024. She was twice retired from Remington Arms in 1984 and Hazen Tech in 2001. Alice was preceded in death by her parents, David and Lillian
Services will be officiated by Father Ray Brown and was held at 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, December 10th, at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church at: 1432 AR-86 in DeValls Bluff (Tollville). Visitation was held at St Peter’s Parish Hall at 10:00 a.m. prior to the service. The family would like to extend a special thanks to Pleasant Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation and Gentiva Hospice. Arrangements by Boyd Funeral Home, 501-6762375.
Hazen FCCLA competes in Star Events...
On December 2 the Hazen FCCLA competed at STAR Events. Chapter Service Project Display (Kami Perry and Kayleigh Linder) and National Programs in Action (Ryder Greenwalt and Calle Gray) are advancing to state. Region 4 new president is Kami Perry, and new VP of Community Service is Ryder Greenwalt.
Apply now for Arkansas trophy alligator gar permit
By
Randy Zellers
AR Game and Fish Commission
LITTLE ROCK –Anglers interested in hooking into an epicsized trophy fish can apply for a 2025
Alligator Gar Trophy tag from now until the end of 2024.
Many Arkansas anglers travel all the way to the Gulf of Mexico each year in search of trophy fish like tarpon and sailfish.
Most don’t know they are passing up a similar opportunity right here in The Natural State. While not truly a dinosaur, the alligator gar was alive during the Cretaceous Period , and individual gar take decades to reach 6 feet long. They are the second largest species of freshwater fish in North America, only topped by the white sturgeon. They frequently grow longer than 7 feet and weigh more than 200
pounds. The largest fish ever caught in Arkansas was an alligator gar in the Red River that weighed 241 pounds, more than 100 pounds heavier than the state’s next largest Arkansas catch, a 116-pound blue catfish that once held a world record. Alligator gar can take years to reach the 36inch mark, and females aren’t able to reproduce until they are 14 years old. Their slow maturity rate combined with
habitat loss due to dams and channellization of the large rivers in their traditional range and a misconception as a trash fish or predator of other game species have hindered populations to the point where extra caution is required for harvest.
Anyone may fish for alligator gar on a catchand-release basis with an Alligator Gar Permit (AGP), but a trophy tag (AGT) is required to keep an Alligator Gar
longer than 36 inches. Interested anglers can enter the free online drawing from Dec. 1-31 for one of 200 Alligator Gar Trophy tags for the 2025 season. Applications are available under the “Fishing License” section of the AGFC’s online license system at https://arweb.s3licensing.com. The drawing will occur Jan. 2, 2025. Applicants will be notified of the results by email.
Lady Bison get two big wins
By Mark Buffalo Sports Editor
The Carlisle Lady Bison won two games last week to improve to 3-4 on the season. The Lady Bison beat Marianna 59-29 on Dec. 3 then beat Hazen 47-14 on Friday night at Bison Arena. In the win over Marianna, Carlisle led 23-4 after one quarter and 36-20 at halftime.
The Lady Bison put the game away in the third quarter, outscoring the Lady Trojans 17-4 to lead 53-24 heading into the fourth quarter. Bliss Parker led Carlisle with 22 points. McKenna Ellis had 14. Angie Petrus had six. Presley Parker scored four. D’Shya Bunch, Tessa Sanders and Tyler Lee had three points each. Aniya Zarate
scored two while Adisun Golden added a free throw.
In the win over Hazen, the Lady Bison led 16after on quarter and 294 at halftime. Ellis led Carlisle with 12 points. Parker had 11. Bunch scored six. Bailey Dawson had five. Scoring three each were Charly Cook and Lee. Golden had two.
Hazen girls drop two last week
By Mark Buffalo Sports Editor
The Hazen Lady Hornets dropped two games last week to McCrory and Carlisle. McCrory beat Hazen 35-18. The Lady Bison beat Hazen 47-14.
In Hazen’s loss to McCrory, the Lady Hornets scored three in the first quarter, two in
the second, six in the third and seven in the fourth. Melody Schlenker led Hazen with seven points. Kiera Anderson had four. Hannah Linder and London Smith had three points each. Kiona Anderson scored one. In the loss to Carlisle, Hazen scored 14 points
— two in both the firsts and second quarters and 10 in the third quarter. Jalynn Thomas led Hazen with five points. Schlenker had four. Kiona Anderson had three. Kiera Anderson had two.
Hazen’s only scheduled game this week is Friday at Des Arc.
Bison open season with split of two games
By Mark Buffalo Sports Editor
The Carlisle Bison basketball team opened the season last week, going 1-1.
The Bison lost to Marianna 71-25 in their season opener Dec. 3 then bounced back to beat Hazen 57-44 on Friday at Bison Arena. In the loss to Marianna, Carlisle scored seven in the first,
eight in the second, six in the third and four in the fourth quarters. Marianna scored 15 in the first quarter, 20 in the second, 26 in the third and 10 in the fourth. Isaiah Powell led the Bison with eight points. Bentley Parker and Kaidon Clingmon had four points each. Cam Cress had three. Cajuan Powell and Taylor
LEGAL NOTICE
Thrieft scored two points each. In the win over Hazen, Carlisle led 20-14 after on quarter but only 3027 at halftime. The Bison started to pull away in the second half, outscoring the Hornets 15-9 in the third quarter and 12-8 in the fourth quarter. Clingmon led the Bison with 30 points. Powell had 12. Pernell had seven. Parker had four. Scoring two each were Luke Caviness and Cress.
JJ Pinkney led Hazen with 16 points. Trevor Fulmer had nine. Brance Williams had eight. Noah Adkins had seven. Jase Arnett had four. (Ruth Corley photos.)
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PRAIRIE COUNTY, ARKANSAS DIVISION–PROBATE
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF SHIRLEY WEEMS, DECEASED 59SPR-24-34
Last known address of decedent: 1002 E. Washington St., Hazen, AR 72064
Date of Death: September 21, 2024
An instrument dated May 31, 2024, was on December 2, 2024, admitted to probate as the Last Will and Testament of the above named decedent, and the undersigned has been appointed Executrix thereunder. Contest of the probate of the Last Will and Testament can be effected only by filing a petition within the time provided by law.
All persons having claims against the Estate must exhibit them, duly verified, to the undersigned within six (6) months from the date of the first publication of this notice, or they shall be forever barred and precluded from any benefit in the Estate.
This notice first published the 11th day of December, 2024.
Executor: Theresa Ingle 332 Bundy Ln. Lonoke, AR 72086
Attorney for Estate:
J. Michael Stuart STUART LAW FIRM, P.A. P.O. Box 206 Lonoke, AR 72086
(501) 676-5500 AR Bar No.
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City of Hazen celebrates Christmas in the Park
The Hazen Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Christmas in the Park event every year in Hazen. It was held on Monday, December 2, in downtown Hazen. A special addition this year was a ferris wheel for everyone to ride. The event was followed by a parade with Laverne Kelly as the Grand Marshal and Santa, of course.
New Books
The Christmas SecretWanda E Brunstetter (Christian)
A Christmas PrayerWanda E Brunstetter (Christian)
The Little Amish Matchmaker- Linda Byler (Christian) Christmas Jars
Reunion- Jason F Wright
A Superior DeathNevada Barr Shift- Hugh Howey
The Book Club on Waverly Lane- Rachel Hanna Starting Over- Rachel Hanna
Taking ChancesRachel Hanna Home Again- Rachel
Hanna By a Thread- Lucy
Score
The Body in the Backyard- Lucy Score Heart of Hope- Lucy Score
The Dead Guy- Lucy Score
The Corpse in the Closet- Lucy Score
The Blast from the Past- Lucy Score
The Angry LandWilliam W Johnstone (Western)
Fort Buzzard- William W Johnstone (Western) Hard Road to Vengeance- William W Johnstone (Western)
The Measure of a ManWilliam W Johnstone (Western)
The Merry Matchmaker- Sheila Roberts
The Ice Sisters- Rita Heron
The Sleeping GirlsRita Heron
Second Chance SeasonEmily March Long Time GoneCharlie Donlea
A Century of Great Western Stories- John Jakes
Creative Book ArtClare Youngs Legacy of BloodHeather Graham Wine Making Made Easy- Mary Ellen Ward
The Way to Make
Wine- Sheridan Warrick
How to Charm a NerdKatherine Garbera
The Last LetterRebecca Yarros
The Grey Wolf- Louise Penny
Edible LandscapingRosalind Creasy
The Pumpkin Spice Cafe- Laurie Gilmore
The Christmas Tree Farm- Laurie Gilmore
The Cinnamon Bun
Book Store- Laurie Gilmore
An Eye for An EyeJeffrey Archer
Society of Lies- Lauren Ling Brown
The Amish Christmas
Sleigh- Kelly Long (Christian)
Once Upon a Christmas- Lauraine Snelling (Christian)
The Gift- Richard Paul Evans
Guarding TruthLynette Eason
Hunting JusticeLynette Eason
Vanishing LegacyLynette Eason
Betrayal RoadChristine Feehan
The Widow’s Husband’s Secret Lie- Freida McFadden
Raised by Wolves-
James Patterson
Murder Island- James Patterson
American HeroesJames Patterson
The Blue Hour- Paula Hawkins
In Too Deep- Lee Child
Ghost TherapistsKathi Daley
The Inn at Holiday Bay:Trouble in the Theater- Kathi Daley
Reckoning- Helen Hardt
Raven- Helen Hardt
Moonstone- Helen Hardt
Escape- Helen Hardt
Bad Ground- W. Dale Cramer
Levi’s Will- W. Dale Cramer (Christian)
A Beach House
Beginning- RaeAnne Thayne
What Does It Feel Like?- Sophie Kinsella
Sullivan graduates UALR with honors
New DVDs
A Very Bad Thing- J T
Ellison
The Season of Us-
Holly Chamberlin
Beautiful Star of Bethlehem- Lori
Copeland (Christian)
Unwrapping
Christmas- Lori
Copeland (Christian)
The Angel of Forest Hill- Cindy Woodsmall (Christian)
A Marriage CarolChris Fabray
No Promises- S D Floyd
Silent Secrets- S D
Floyd
Coming Home to Paradise- Carolyn
Brown
Inn at Evergreen
Hollow- Fiona Baker
Snowflakes and Surprises- Fiona Baker
Christmas to Remember- Fiona Baker
Mistletoe and Memories- Fiona Baker
I Will Find Her- A M
Strong No Loose End- Jack
Slater
Nightmare in Halloween HollowAddison Moore
The Ex-HusbandKaren Hamilton End Game- Rachel
Dylan Backlash- Rachel
Dylan
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Big Shot- Jeff Kinney (Juvenile)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Hot Mess- Jeff Kinney (Juvenile)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
No Brainer- Jeff Kinney (Juvenile)
LARGE PRINT
Betrayal- Phillip Margolin
Losing Spring- V C
Andrews
The Liz Taylor RingBrenda Janowitz
Every Time We Say Goodbye- Natalie Jenner
A KIlling on the HillRobert Dugoni
Dark InterceptAndrews & Wilson
Shipped- Angie Hockman
Love Letters to a Serial
Killer- Tasha Coryell
Recipe for a Charmed Life- Rachel Linden
Net Force DarknessJerome Preisler
The Rock- Cara Grandle (Christian)
The Ribbon- Cara Grandle (Christian)
The Joy of ChristmasMelody Carlson
The East End- Jason
Allen
A Brush with MurderBailee Abbott
The Mistletoe MysteryNita Prose
A Light Beyond the Trenches- Alan Hlad
Love Theoretically- Ali Hazelwood
Drunk on LoveJasmine Guillory
Loki season 1
The Clean Up Crew
The Santa Summit
Perfect Christmas
Present Before Dawn
The Exorcism
Subervience
Harold and the Purple Crayon
Holiday Hotline
Trap
The Chosen season 3 & 4
The Night Agent season 1 It Ends with Us
AMFAD:All My Friends Are Dead
The Locksmith
The Goldbergs season 1-6
Moon Knght season 1
School of Magical Animals
School of Magical Animals 2
Bag Head
Once Upon a Time in Amityville
Kill ‘Em All 2
The Gilded Age season 2 Round and Round Alphas season 1 9 Windows
Young Sheldon season
7
My Home Unknown
Borderlands Bluey season 2 & 3
Congratulations Jamale Sullivan!
Jamale will be graduating from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock with a Master of Arts degree in Rehabilitation Counseling. He will be graduating with his M.A. on December 14th, 2024, at 9:30 am at the Jack Steven Center in Little Rock, AR. Jamale continues to defeat the statistical odds.
December 2020, he graduated from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock with a bachelor’s in criminal justice and a bachelor’s degree in psychology while being a part of the Chancellors Leadership Corps.
Jamale will graduate with 3.85 and a part 3 honor societies. He is a part of Phi Kappa Phi,
The National Society of Leadership and Success, and Golden Key. Jamale was inducted into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective all discipline collegiate honor society.
Sullivan is among approximately 25,000 students, faculty, professional staff and alumni to be initiated into Phi Kappa Phi each year.
Membership is by invitation only and requires nomination and approval by a chapter.
Only the top 10 percent of seniors and 7.5 percent of juniors are eligible for membership.
Graduate students in the top 10 percent of the number of candidates for graduate degrees may also qualify, as do faculty, professional staff and alumni who have achieved scholarly distinction.
The National Society of Leadership and Succes is an organization that provides a life- changing leadership program that helps students achieve
personal growth, career success, and empowers them to have a positive impact in their communities. The Golden Key International Honor Society is the world’s largest collegiate honor society for graduate and undergraduate students and has strong relationships with over 400 universities around the world. Golden Key is built on the pillars of academics, leadership, and service, and our chapters are committed to implementing service projects and leadership development for all students on their campus. Members qualify when they are at the top 15% of their class and are given access to a wide range of rewards, scholarships, travel and study abroad opportunities, and more.
Jamale continues to exemplify his unwavering leadership, character and intelligence through his newly established non-profit organization, The Brayden Help Foundation, Inc. and AAU basketball team Arkansas Scrappers. The mission of the Brayden Help Foundation read as follows, & to educate and provide a healthy perspective for youth and adults. We will also create a safe space for the community that we serve. The Brayden Help Foundation will ensure that we uphold the core values to inspire, motivate, educate, support, and offer a helping hand.
The Brayden Help Foundation motto: “Here at the Brayden Help Foundation, we build character, skills and resume.”
Congratulations Jamale on your Masters and lifetime achievements.
or sold at public sale to the highest bidder if not claimed within 45 days and constitutes a waiver by the owner and the lien holder of all right, title, and interest in the vehicle.
To take possession of this vehicle, you must appear during normal business hours, Monday-Friday 8am5pm, and provide proof of ownership and pay all associated charges. Please contact us immediately at 870-255-3305 if you wish to pick up the above-mentioned vehicle. Rick Wiggins, Owner Rick’s Automotive and Wrecker Service. To Whom it May Concern. A
letters sent to the owner and lien holder (if any) via mail. The above amounts do not reflect the 11% tax that is due upon releasing the vehicle. Tower storage & administrative costs are accuring daily as legal liability of the owner, Rick’s Automotive & Wrecker Service claims first priority lien on the said vehicle and its contents for all such charges. The vehicle and its contents will be dismantled, destroyed, or sold at public sale to the highest bidder if not claimed within 45 days and constitutes a waiver by the owner and the lien holder of all right, title, and interest in the vehicle. To take possession of this vehicle, you must appear during normal business hours, Monday-Friday 8am5pm, and provide proof of ownership and pay all associated charges. Please contact us immediately at 870-255-3305 if you wish to pick up the above-mentioned vehicle. Rick Wiggins, Owner Rick’s Automotive and Wrecker Service.
To Whom it May Concern. A 2023 Chevy Silverado VIN # 1GCGK13U63F169888, The above mentioned vehicle was towed to our lot on February 2, 2024 per request of the Owner of the vehicle, and was towed to storage lot of 1111 Highway 70 West in Hazen. The initial fee due is $450.00, and additionally The storage fee due is $50.00 per day and continues to accumulate daily. The administrative fees due are $150.00 for the processing of the lien, the processing of a stolen vehicle report by our Police Department and the processing of certified letters sent to the owner and lien holder (if any) via mail. The above amounts do not reflect the 11% tax that is due upon releasing the vehicle. Tower storage & administrative costs are accuring daily as legal liability of the owner, Rick’s Automotive & Wrecker Service claims first priority lien on the said vehicle and its contents for all such charges. The vehicle and its contents will be dismantled, destroyed, or sold at public sale to the highest bidder if not claimed within 45 days and constitutes a waiver by the owner and the lien holder of all right, title, and interest in the vehicle.
To take possession of this vehicle, you must appear during normal business hours, Monday-Friday 8am5pm, and provide proof of ownership and pay all associated charges. Please contact us immediately at 870-255-3305 if you wish to pick up the above-mentioned vehicle. Rick Wiggins, Owner Rick’s Automotive and Wrecker Service.
To Whom it May Concern. A 2024 Toyota Corolla VIN # JTND4MBE8R3231810, The above mentioned vehicle was towed to our lot on November 11, 2024 per request of Arkansas State Police, and was towed to storage lot of 1111 Highway 70 West in Hazen. The initial fee due is $250.00, and additionally The storage fee due is $50.00 per day and continues to accumulate daily. The administrative fees due are $150.00 for the processing of the lien, the processing of a stolen vehicle report by our Police Department and the processing of certified letters sent to the owner and lien holder (if any) via mail. The above amounts do not reflect the 11% tax that is due upon releasing the vehicle. Tower storage & administrative costs are accuring daily as legal liability of the owner, Rick’s Automotive & Wrecker Service claims first priority lien on the said vehicle and its contents for all such charges. The vehicle and its contents will be dismantled, destroyed, or sold at public sale to the highest bidder if not claimed within 45 days and constitutes a waiver by the owner and the lien holder of all right, title, and interest in the vehicle.
To take possession of this vehicle, you must appear during normal business hours, Monday-Friday 8am5pm, and provide proof of ownership and pay all associated charges. Please contact us immediately at 870-255-3305 if you wish to pick up the above-mentioned vehicle. Rick Wiggins, Owner Rick’s Automotive and Wrecker Service.
Carlisle children take to the track for their own parade
- A letter to our customers -
I would like to thank so many of you for all the years you have traded with and supported us and our pharmacy at Medsker’s. Many of you are very dedicated and loyal customers whom I’ve grown to know, love and care about over the years our pharmacy has been in business here in Carlisle. But due to
unfortunate circumstances our pharmacy will be closing its doors at the year of the year. We will continue to be here for you to help guide you through this process. Take some time to think about what pharmacy you would like to use and let us know. We would like to fill your prescriptions
once more if possible before the end of the year and then transfer them to your pharmacy of choice. We will fill your prescription and run a prescription report for 2024 for your records and taxes next year. We can also print you a current drug list. If there is something else you need, let us
know. Please pray for each of us through this transformation as well. These next few weeks are going to be stressful for us all.
I thank each of you for your dedication, loyalty and friendship.
Your hometown pharmacist and friend, Connie Medsker
Some of the children of Carlisle decided to hold their own special Christmas parade last Saturday afternoon at four in the Carlisle City Park. Here are some pictures of the event.
