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Community Events Calendar Thursday April 12 Hazen Masons Meeting Lodge Hall 7:30pm DeValls Bluff City Council Meeting 6:00pm-7:00pm DVB City Hal Friday April 13 Colors of Spring @ the Cozy Nook Studio & Gallery 106 North Center Street, Lonoke Ar Student Led Art Show 5:00pm-8:00pm Monday April 16 Blood Drive Hazen Methodist Church 2:00pm-6:00pm Arkansas Blood Institute Tuesday April 17 PC Retired Teachers Unit Meeting El Amigo Restaurant 1:00pm PC Master Gardeners Meeting 6:00pm-7:00pm BanCorp South Hazen Wednesday April 18 Friendship Luncheon DVB Methodist Church 11:30am-2:00pm Thursday April 19 Hazen City Council Meeting 6:00pm-7:00pm City Hall Saturday April 21 HEC Busy Hands Spaghetti & Pasta Supper Hickory Plains United Methodist Church 5:00pm-7:00pm Community events brought to you by Hazen Chamber of Commerce and the

Please call F&M Bank (255-3042) or The Grand Prairie Herald (255-4538) to list events.

Prairie County, Arkansas

Wednesday, April 11, 2018

Hazen City Council adds to budget for remodel projects The Hazen City Council met in a special meeting on Monday, April 2, at 5:30 to dicuss the daycare center building and the Oasis Church, which is located in the City Hall building.

Present at the meeting were council members Barbara Rogers, Tim Juola, David Campbell, and Steve Chlapecka along with Mayor David Duch and RecorderTreasurer David Hardke.

Utilities Manager Phillip Foot reported to the group that the daycare building had been painted inside, but that the doors also need to be repainted. The cost to paint the 18 doors will cost the city an additional $2250. The council voted to approve the additional expense.

Duch said that the Central Arkansas Planning and Development Committee would be present at the next regular city council meeting to answer questions about the usage of the city’s daycare building.

The group then turned

to the remodelling of the Oasis Church interior space. Pastor Teddy Walker was there to answer any questions that the council might have.

After looking at the space and talking to Walker about the church’s needs, the council decided to amend their original budget for the renovation by an additional $7226.44. The members originally voted to budget $6215 for the project.

The budget increase will cover the removal of the kitchen area and building two handicap accessible bathrooms.

The cost for the labor and materials for the plumbing will be $5300 according to Duch, and the bathrooms will be ADA compliant. The members authorized the mayor to pay for other plumbing expenses if the need arose.

The city will also pay $4191.36 for electrical HVAC upgrades to be done by Bobby Derden, and will purchase $3950.08 to lay new carpet.

Entergy winter assistance program deadline nears The 2018 Winter Regular Home Entergy Assistance Program will close April 13, 2018 or upon depletion of funding. The Winter Crisis Program will continue to accept applications. If you have any questions,

2018 Math A Thon Trip Thanks to Hazen High School and community for a very successful fundraising year the 2nd best ever for the Math A Thon, fundraiser for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The students raised $6609.70 this year with 44 students participating.

These students along with chaperones, Earlene and Tammy Tenison, enjoyed a trip to tour St. Jude, Wolf Chase Mall and Bass Pro shop.

The top 20 fundraisers invited to go on a St. Jude Tour were:

LEXI TENISON, LOGAN DULANY, LANE SAYGER, ANTHONY WILSON, RANDA MAUK, BLAYNE TOLL, MCKINLEE VANHOUTEN, CHRISTIN YOUNG, AJ GREEN, KADE PERRY, NATALIE METCALF, TRACIE STRONG, GRANT SHELMAN, MADISON SICKEL, WHITNEY STROHL, LUKE VANHOUTEN, HANNAH WALKER, MADELYN BOKKER, ROSS HARPER, RHA SHEENA CARTER. St. Jude is a very educa-

tional tour but very sad as well.

The students were very well behaved and seemed to listen and appreciate our tour. Our tour guide Abby Huber was one of the best guides that Ms. Tenison has had in her 16 years of sponsoring the Math A Thon.

It is truly humbling to see how fortunate we are to have good health and see others that are struggling to live.

Thank you all for your support in this very worthy cause. You have given us 16 years of success in the money raised to help St. Jude.

contact the community center location (listed below) nearest to where you live.

Prairie County DeValls Bluff Community Center Sycamore & Ash Streets DeValls Bluff, AR.

We Believe camp deadline May 1 We Believe!” Basketball Camp To Honor Coach Bill Arnold, June 4 to June 7 To honor the legacy of Coach Bill Arnold, the free “We Believe!”

Basketball and Life Skills Camp will be held at the DeValls Bluff Gymnasium, Monday, June 4 to Thursday, June 7 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Coach Arnold’s life was devoted to sports, helping others and never letting obstacles get in the way of life’s dreams.

“We Believe!” eligibility is for girl and boy athletes that are currently in the 4th to 12th grade (2018 year).

They will learn individual skills and drills, team strategy and hear from mentors about life’s challenges and successes.

Camp Director U.S. Army Major (Retired) JP Arnold said, “I want to personally thank each of the coaches, mentors and volunteers for serving in dad’s memory to help students achieve their educa-

Hazen High School students tour St. Jude’s hospital

tional, sports and life goals. He loved coaching and especially loved this camp. With every dribble, pass and swish of the net, dad’s spirit will be strong and felt by all.”

Registration will be open from April 9 till May1. Lunch will be provided. Students that register by May 1 will receive uniforms.

All other students will be first come, first serve for uniforms until supplies last. Registration forms will require parent or guardian signature.

Forms will be at the Hazen High School and will be posted on the “We Believe Basketball and Life Skills” Facebook Page.

Completed and signed forms need to be turned into the Hazen High School by May 1.

This camp is funded by The Bill and Sharon Arnold Family Foundation and donations from those generous friends that believe in our students’ futures.

Des Arc Elementary’s March Students and Staff of the Month...

Front Row: Rhett Holloway (2), Sam Skarda (1), Blakely Williams (K), Kasen Sears (K), Liam Allwhite (1), Vanessa Latourrette (2), Bobbi Jo Whaley (3), Maya Hamilton (4), Presley Hill (4), Jacob Mullet (6), Brooklyn Smith (5), Avery Richards (5), Rachel Reidhar (6), Braylin Hudson (3), Brynn Kieffer (Teacher of the Month) Not pictured: AJ Green (K)

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Vitula Taylor McLeroy Vitula Taylor McLeroy, age 71, died Saturday, April 7, 2018 after a brief illness. She was born on March 22, 1947, to Ella Rogers Taylor and Ed Taylor, b o t h deceased.

Vitula, known as Vi to her friends, spent her elementary and secondary education in the Hazen Public Schools.

She graduated from State College of Arkansas in 1969 with a B.S. degree in mathematics; and received her Masters Degree from the University of Arkansas in 1987. She taught middle school math in Stuttgart and Springdale, Arkansas; Starkville, Mississippi and in Arlington, Texas.

She was a life-long Arkansas Razorback fan, as well as an avid Texas Rangers baseball and Dallas Stars hockey fan.

She and her husband, Paul McLeroy, enjoyed traveling, especially to the Caribbean as well as trips overseas to Italy, Spain and Portugal.

Vi is preceded in death by both of her parents, her half-brother Richard Gene Taylor, and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.

She is survived by her brother, Roger Lynn Taylor and wife Becky of Melissa, Texas; nephews Brett Taylor of Allen, Texas and Russ Taylor of Rogers, Arkansas; Dean Taylor of Jonesboro; and brother-in-law Leonard James McLeroy (Penny) of Conway. .

Although Vi had not lived in Hazen in many years, she enjoyed visiting with former classmates and relatives at least twice a year.

Visitation will be Wednesday, April 11, 2018 at Westbrook Funeral Home in Hazen from 6 – 8 pm. Funeral services will be Thursday, April 12, 2018 at Hazen United Methodist Church

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at 10:30 a.m. with burial immediately following at Hazen Cemetery.

James F. Baxter James F. Baxter, 87 of Biscoe, passed peacefully from this life on April 4, 2018 at Chambers Nursing a n d rehabilitation center in Carlisle.

He was b o r n April 27, 1930 in t h e Brown Grove Area to Sherman and Sena Ingle Baxter and spent his life farming in the Biscoe Community. He was a devoted member of the First Baptist Church of Biscoe and loved spending his days fishing, gardening, listening to gospel music and driving every chance he got. He was preceded in death by his wife of 66 years, Viola (Chesser) and brother, Johnny Baxter.

James is survived by sons, Jimmy and Timmy (Vicky), of Biscoe; daughter, Tammy (Tom) of Falling Waters, West Virginia; grandsons, James Baxter (Megan), Daniel Baxter (Tiffany), Kevin Baxter, Justin Roush (Sarah) all of Biscoe; grandson, Michael Baxter and granddaughter, Amanda Kirby (Michael) of Des Arc; brother, Doyle Baxter (Dorothy) of Des Arc and sister, Ella Montgomery of Dumas; 15 great grandchildren and countless cousins and friends.

Pallbearers will be grandsons.

Visitation was at 6:00 to 8:00 P.M., Friday, April 6 at Westbrook Funeral Home in Hazen. Services were Saturday at 2:00 P.M. at the First Baptist Church of Biscoe.

Juanita Banasky Joerns Juanita Banasky Joerns, 91, of Stuttgart, passed away Wednesday, April 4, 2018, at Baptist HealthStuttgart.

Ms. Joerns was born November 30, 1926, in Slovak, to George Paul and Ruth Rodman Banasky. Her whole life was centered on raising her four children; then she began employment at Stuttgart Medical Clinic – n o w Baptist Health — retiring after 39 years as the telep h o n e operator, just five years ago.

She was a devoted mother, and loved being GaGa to her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was a member of Grand Avenue United Methodist Church.

She was preceded in death by her parents, and her poodle, Prissy.

Survivors are her children, Gary (Sherry) Joerns of Joplin, Mo., Beverly (Benny) Adkins of Union, Miss., Paula (Dwayne) Williams of Stuttgart, and Carole Harris of Jacksonville; brothers, Harold (Mary Francis) Banasky of Stuttgart and Edward (Bonnie) Banasky of Tulsa, Okla.; sister, Gloria Joyce "PeeWee" (Bob) Follensbee of California; seven grandchildren, Diane (Jeffery) Andrews, Mark Adkins, Jennifer Joerns, Amber Joerns, Shannon (Scott) McCarty, Travis Williams and Samantha (Shane) Holzhauer; six greatgrandchildren; and a great-grand puppy. A celebration of life will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Turpin Funeral Home. Please go to www.turpin-co.com to sign the online guestbook.

Karen Annette Williams Smith Karen Annette Williams Smith, 63 of Biscoe, entered the presence of her Lord and Savior on April 8, 2018. She was the daughter of W.L. (Bud) and Faye Williams.

Karen was a farmer’s wife, a homemaker, and a member of the Biscoe First Assembly of God Church. She graduated from De Valls Bluff High School where she and her husband served as homecoming king and queen.

Karen gave her life to serving others. Her love of Jesus Christ and her study of his word was an example to many. Karen taught Sunday School, served as secretary and treasurer at her church, volunteered in t h e church nursery, as well as help celebrate the weddings and baby showers of many friends, family and church members.

Those left to cherish her memories are her husband of 44 years, Kent; her children, Brandon and wife, Amy, and Heather and husband, Charlie Brown. Known best as “Nana” to her four grandchildren, Jenna, Hayden, Preslee and Bowen Brown. She deeply loved and adored them all and dedicated her life to them.

Karen was a “second mom and nana” to many and leaves a large loving family.

Karen was preceded in death by both of her parents, her brother, Larry and grandparents, Bob and Emma Coulson and Neely and Irene Williams.

Visitation will be from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. at the Biscoe Assembly of God Church on Wednesday, April 11. Funeral services will be 2:00 P.M., Thursday, April 12 at the Gospel Mission Church in Des Arc. Interment will be in the Biscoe cemetery.

Arrangements are by Westbrook Funeral Home of Hazen.

Thrift, and a host of nieces and nephews.

A memorial service will be held on Saturday, April 14, 2018, at 10 am at Oaklawn Cemetery in DeValls Bluff AR to celebrate her life and lay her ashes to rest. Brother Allen Minton will officiate.

Billy Joe Holloway Billy Joe Holloway, age 88, of Brasfield, went to be with the Lord, Friday evening, March 30, 2018 a t Chamber Nursing Home in Carlisle.

He was b o r n February 6, 1930 and was a son of the late Lenard and Etta Holloway. He served in the United States Army during the Korean Conflict, serving at Schofield Barracks, O’ahu Hawaii and Stuttgart, Germany.

He was married to Mary Virginia Prince on December 17, 1949 and over the years they were blessed with a son and

two daughters. A carpenter by trade, Billy Joe was one of the best concrete finisher’s in this area and an all-around jack-of-alltrades. In his leisure time he like to hunt and fish.

He enjoyed working in his vegetable garden as well as growing beautiful flowers in his front yard.

For the past 45 years he has been a faithful member of the Brasfield United Methodist Church.

Every Sunday you would find him, along with the other men of the church, gathered outside around the steps, talking about area items of interest and swapping stories. He was a master story teller and spent many hours entertaining his family and friends with fond remembrances and stories.

Family who will cherish Billy Joe’s memory… His wife of 68 years, Virginia “Jennie” Holloway, Son: Billy Dean Holloway and wife Karlyn of Austin, AR Daughters: Mary Jo Fortune and husband Jackie of Jonesboro Rhonda Hill and husband Billy of Hazen Five grandchildren: Ashli, Natalie, Hannah, Tiffani and Madison Twelve great grandchildren: Logan, Luke, Ethan,

Olivia, Grant, Meredith, Hayden, Zoi, Natalie, Justin, Layden and Cody.

Two brothers: Bobby Holloway and wife Joyce Travis Holloway and wife Hazel all of Brasfield Sister: Flo Miller and husband Gene of Holly Grove.

Sister-in-law: Corinne Holloway And a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

His parents and one brother Clifford D. Holloway, preceded Billy Joe in death.

Visitation was at 1:00 p.m., Tuesday, April 3, at the Brasfield United Methodist Church with services following at 2:00 P.M. Burial will be at the Biscoe Cemetery.

Memorial may be given to:Biscoe Cemetery Fund %Biscoe City Hall P.O.Box 187 Biscoe, AR 72017 Brasfield United Methodist Church % Nicci Lawman - 389 W. Prairie St DeValls Bluff, AR 72041 St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital P.O. Box 1000, Dept. 142 Memphis, TN 381480142 or on line at https://www.stjude.org/giv e/memorials

Violet Marie Bisbee Violet Marie Bisbee age 65 of DeValls Bluff Ar gained her angel wings on March 24, 2018. She was born in Magnolia Ar on September 29, 1952 to Lestel Charles King and Jessie Marie (Hasley) King.

Violet was a christian.

She loved life and family.

She enjoyed crocheting and going out to eat. She will be deeply missed and forever in our hearts.

Violet was preceded in death by two husbands, Larry Thrift and Ricky Bisbee, father Lestel Charles King, brothers Paul Wayne King and Dale Lee King, step-father Buddy Hollar, step-sister Lavada Burdette and stepbrother Richard Burdette.

She is surviored by her sons Larry Thrift Jr. of Jacksonville and Lucas Thrift of Pine Bluff, daughters Tara Everett of Jacksonville and Jeanette Bishop of Kingsport, TN, Mother and step-father Marie and George Burdette of Sanford, TX, brother Charles (Audrey) King of Sulpher LA, sister Sue Price of Hazen Ar, step-brothers Ron (Debbie) Hollar of Fritch TX, stepsisters Debbie (Mike) Clem of Fort Smith AR, Jana (Terry) Turner of Lake Charles LA, and Charlottee (Kent) Beedle of Sanford TX, 8 Grandchildren Dustin Thrift, Nike Hudson, Ashley Thrift, Josie Thrift, William Bledsoe, Daniel Everett, Lucas Thrift Jr, Duane Bishop and Ashley McCurley, 4 great grandchildren Cody Bledsoe, Chrissy Bledsoe, Zane McCurley, and Kamden

Getting ready for Gardening on the Grand Prairie...

The Master Gardeners were busy planting plugs of flowers and other ornamental plants for their upcoming event on April 28th.

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Hazen Elementary 3rd nine weeks Honor Roll ALL A’s * 2nd Grade: *Zoey Barnhill, *Bentley Bilbruck, Daniya Calahan, *Reece Cash, Jaxon Craig, *Jesse Duncan, Hunter Fox, Izabella Gaither-Taylor, Shayne Gillioun, *Madison Graham, *Makaela Guenther, *Weston Hare, Chloe Hinshaw, Mandrell Humbert, *Jaylee Ingle, Khloe Isbell, *Bella Jones, Jacob Kitchens, Ethan Lindsey, Kaden L o u d e r m i l k , Marcus Mahoney, Avion Maxwell-Mertens, *Makenzi May, Aubriana M e t c a l f , Jacob Mills-Dixon, Jaylon Mullins, *McKenzi Owens, Taylor Reynolds, Bella Roberts, *Levi Sabbatini, Paycen Seely, Kenedy Self, *John Simmons, *Chloe Smith, Cierra Smith, *Justis Smith, *Benjamin Turner 3rd Grade: Alberson,

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Anderson, Jase Arnett, *Michael Bowman, *Cayden Calvert, Peyton Cole, *Ryleigh Cook, Kadence Fegley, *Isabelle Gray, *Rayna Hester, Christian Hune, Graylie Lawless, *Hannah Linder, *Destiny Martin, *Kylee McElroy, *Matthew Mills, Michael David Mosenthin, Izabella Rios-Thompson, Jase Simmons, Bailey Sims, Shyla Smith, Luke Snider, Maverick Snider, Brayden Swanigan, *Jalynn Thomas, *Alyssa Tiner, *Kadence Weems 4th Grade: Peyton Anderson, Felicity Avalos, *Matthew Bokker, Maria Carrell, Remington Fegley, Eli Kitchens, Peyton Kocourek, Ethan Lisko, *Emily Mills, Gabrielle Morgan, Sophia Raney, *Sophie Raper, *Samuel Sabbatini, *Maci Sickel, *Dylan Skarda

Hazen Middle School third nine weeks list for Honor Roll 3rd Nine Weeks Honor Roll 5th Grade: *Austin Allen, *Rileigh Barnhill, *Chloe Caldwell, *Emma Cantwell, *Sam Clayton, Faith Duell, *Lexi Dulany, Mason Fought, Lonnie Grable, Tyler Griffin, Jaci Hackelton, Madison Humbert, *Joseph Hurley, *Mattison Jernigan, Carson Kee, *Karly Kinard, Shelton Kitchens, *Austin Kocourek, Jaden Larkin, Forest Lawless, Ryan Martin, *Makayla McCray, *Luke Mills, *Jillian Minnes, Hunter Pardon, Khanylah Pernell, Aisea RiosThompson, Chloe Rose, *Chandler Rupe, *Ethan Simmons, *Owen Simmons, *Kendall Sisemore, *Hunter Smith, *Jameion Stigall, Eli Weems, *Brance Williams 6th Grade: *Brandon

Addison, Callie Baxter, Jordyn Besancon, *Austyn Booth, *Savannah Glover, Taylor Griffin, *Colton Holloway, Abby Hopkins, Noah Lequieu, Chris McDaniel, Mattie Perry, Aydin Self, Ethan Smith, Karizma Sullivan, Kolton Tosh 7th Grade: Grace Addison,*Bella Bilbruck, Jessica Gerlach, *Lane Harper, Starr Hodge, Brett Jordan, *Collin Kee, *Luke King, Natalie Robinson, Ivan Rodriguez, Halli Sisemore, Brooke Weems, Hayden Wilson 8th Grade: Wes Clayton, Halley Cossey, Faithe Hussey, Chloe Jackson, Kelsey Kinard, Mary Katherine Perry, Yonatan Romero-Dawson, Whitney Sayger, *Hailey Smith, Cayden Stallings *Denotes all A’s

Baseball and softball is in full swing at Sims field. Above is pictured Elizabeth Foot batting and below is Jacob Weems winding up while Jackson Shelman at third looks on.

Prairie County Sheriff’s report As of Wednesday, April 4, the Prairie County Sheriff's Department currently has nine males in custody on misdemeanor charges, two males on felony charges, one female on a misdemeanor charge and no females on felony charges.

Recent arrested include: Qwan Jones was arrested on a failure to appear misdemeanor charge.

Andrew Lindsey was arrested on a felony probation revocation.

Douglas Chamness was

arrested on a failure to appear warrant, which is a misdemeanor.

Kayla Kathleen Sickel was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of possession of marijuana.

Andrew Gonzalez was taken into custody on two counts of contempt of court, both misdemeanor charges.

For more information current incarcerated inmates in Prairie County and across the state visit www.vinelink.com.

To report an incident or to give information on ongoing cases call (870) 256-4137, which is answered 24 hours a day.

Residents can also email the sheriff at rick.hickman@prairiecountysheriff.org.

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LEGAL NOTICE

Fire on Highway 70...

The Hazen Volunteer Fire Department was called to a fire on Highway 70 last week. The single-family home was completely destroyed.

Dabney attends Arkansas Treasurer’s Association’s Continuing Education Little Rock - The Arkansas County Treasurer's Association held its winter continuing education meeting March 28-30, at the Benton Convention Center in Benton, Ark., Saline County.

Tamara Dabney, Prairie County Treasurer was among approximately 65 treasurers and deputy treasurers to attend.

"I always look forward to these meetings.

Networking with other treasurers in the state is very helpful, and there is always something new to learn," Mrs. Dabney said.

The association meeting convened Thursday, March 29, with Saline County Judge Jeff Arey and Saline County Treasurer Larry Davis welcoming the treasurers to Saline County.

Following, Faulkner County Treasurer Scott Sanson presented a breakdown of a county and municipal aid distribution report. In addition,

AAC Consultant Eddie Jones answered questions related to revenues, severance pay and property tax.

Leading treasurers through a "trip back to the basics," White County Treasurer Janet Hibbits offered conference attendees a "checklist" of treasurer duties, including accounting of monies received and disbursed; depository agreements; and time warrants and redeeming checks.

Treasurers and deputies also enjoyed a session whereby they engaged in roundtable discussions of various topics of interest to the county treasurer's office, including funding for 911 and voting equipment.

On Friday, before adjourning, the association heard from Baxter County Treasurer Jenay Mize, who spoke on sales tax rebates, and association President and Greene County Treasurer Debbie Cross, who cov-

ered property tax relief.

About the Association of Arkansas Counties The AAC supports and promotes the idea that all elected officials must have the opportunity to act together in order to solve mutual problems as a unified group. To further this goal, the Association of Arkansas Counties is committed to providing a single source of cooperative support and information for all counties and county and district officials. The overall purpose of the association is to work for the improvement of county government in the state of Arkansas.

The Association accomplishes this purpose by providing legislative representation, on-site assistance, general research, training, various publications and conferences to assist county officials in carrying out the duties and responsibilities of their office.

Hazen School Menu

APRIL 16, 2018 - APRIL 20, 2018 Elementary students do not have the sandwich line option. **Menus are subject to change without notice** MONDAY Corn Dog French Fries Carrots Fruit Milk

MONDAY Burritos Chili Cheese Sauce Beans Lettuce/Tomato/ Salad Fruit/Milk

MONDAY Cereal & Toast or Parfait Sausage & Biscuit Fruit Juice/Milk

TUESDAY Popcorn Chicken Ranch Potatoes Black Eye Peas Hot Roll Fruit/Milk

TUESDAY Stuffed Crust Pizza Tossed Salad Carrot Sticks Fruit Milk

TUESDAY Cereal & Graham Cracker or Pancake & Sausage Sausage & Biscuit Fruit/Juice/Milk

WEDNESDAY Scrambled Eggs Sausage/Biscuit/ Jelly Hashbrown Gravy Fruit/Milk

WEDNESDAY Croissant Sub Great Northern Beans Sun Chips Lettuce/Tomato/ Pickle Fruit/Milk

WEDNESDAY Cereal & Toast or Egg, Sausage & Cheese Biscuit, Sausage & Biscuit Fruit/Milk

THURSDAY Chicken Speghetti Tossed Salad/Ranch Corn Italian Bread Sticks Hot Roll

THURSDAY Baked Potato Toppers Tossed Salad Italian Bread Sticks Fruit/Milk

FRIDAY BBQ Pork Sandwich Tarter Tots Carrott Sticks Fruit Milk

FRIDAY Bacon Chicken Wrap Ranch Potatoes Lettuce/Tomato Pickle Fruit/Milk

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All current members and anyone who is eligible to join and interested, please be at this meeting.

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The Grand Prairie Herald would like to include more regional news in our newspaper. We have been covering news about the Grand Prairie for over 117 years, which includes Hazen, Des Arc, Carlisle, Stuttgart, and the surrounding areas. So, if you have news to tell, a picture that you would like to share, or some information that needs to get out, call us at 870-2554538 Monday, Tuesday, or Friday, or email us at heraldpublishing@gmai l.com

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HHS holds Junior/Senior prom

Hazen High School Seniors 2018

Hazen High School Juniors

Prom servers

Luke Van Houten poses in Lyndi Kerr’s photo room.

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