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Community Calendar of Events Tuesday April 12 Prairie County Quorum Court meets in Des Arc Courthouse Annex 6:00 p.m. Thursday April 14 DeValls Bluff City Council Meeting City Hall 6:00 p.m. Hornet Baseball @ Des Arc 4:30 p.m. V/JV Friday April 15 Carlisle Public Library Easter Egg Hunt 4:00 p.m. Hazen Public Schools will be closed Friday, April 15, and Monday, April 18, for Easter Good Friday Services at Hazen Methodist Church 6:30 p.m. Thursday April 28 Food Distribution Hazen Methodist Church 10:00 a.m.12:00 p.m. Community events brought to you by Hazen Chamber of Commerce
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Leslie Rutledge campaigns in Des Arc By Rita Dobson Friday April 8, the Leslie Rutledge for Lieutenant Governor campaign made a stop in Des Arc at D3 Auto sales. Rutledge was eager to visit with several Prairie County citizens and hear their concerns about the economy and how it's affecting Prairie County. Ms. Rutledge stated that if elected Lt. Governor of Arkansas she would work with the new Governor to reduce and eventually eliminate the state income tax. State Senator Ron Caldwell and State Representative David Hillman were both present, and Rutledge spoke of legislation they helped to pass that has helped to make Arkansas the most prolife state in the union. The event was hosted by Dare Saul, owner of D3 Auto Sales and his family, a lunch of fried chicken was enjoyed by those that attended.
Extension offering beekeeping course By Tracy Courage U of A System Division of Agriculture LITTLE ROCK – Beekeeping basics, one of the Cooperative Extension Service’s most requested courses, is being offered in-person this spring. The threepart course teaches beginning beekeepers everything they need to know to get started with honey bees. Classes will be held inperson on April 11, 18 and 25 from 6-9 p.m. at the Cooperative Extension Service state office, 2301 S. University Ave., Little Rock. “There’s no experience necessary,” Jon Zawislak, assistant professor of apiculture and urban entomology with University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, said. “This is a perfect course if you have zero experience or if you’re a first-year beekeeper.” Honey harvested from the hives can be a source of income for beekeepers, and the bees
help increase crop yields through pollination. More than 100 crops are pollinated by honey bees, including fruits and vegetables, and forage for dairy and beef cattle. Zawislak has been teaching the beekeeping short course since 2009 and regularly gets requests from beginning hobbyists. In the course, participants will learn about the structure and function of the beehive, essential tools for beekeeping and learn basic honeybee biology and behaviors. Zawislak also covers colony inspection and pest management. “We will also cover all the seasonal tasks – harvesting honey, preparing hives for winter, and keeping colonies healthy,” he added. The cost is $30, and seating is limited. To register, contact the Pulaski County Extension Office at 501340-6650. For more information about honey bees, visit uaex.uada.edu/bees.
Drainage District #2 elects officers... New members were appointed to the Drainage District #2 committee at a meeting held on April 7 at the DeValls Bluff Courthouse. Sam Prislovsky was elected President, Gary Wilks was elected Secretary/Treasurer, and Wade Prislovsky will be a Director. Since the members are all new to this commission any decisions concerning the ditch will be postponed until they have ample time to review all the information. Pictured from left to right are Jon Clawitter Sam Prislovsky, Gary Wilks, and Wade Prislovsky. Clawitter is resigning from the board after serving on it since 1945.
Primary Election May 24, 2022 The last day to register to vote for the Primary Election is April 25th. Those wanting to vote by absentee ballot in the Primary Election may call the Prairie County Clerk’s office in Des Arc at (870) 256-4434 and request an absentee ballot application.
PUBLIC NOTICE A vacancy exists on the Hazen City Council for Ward One Position Two. Ward One lies within the corporate limits of Hazen west of North Woodlawn Street and north of Highway 70. The remaining members of the City Council will consider the appointment of a qualified voter residing in Ward One to fill the vacancy at the next City Council meeting at 6:00 p.m. April 21, 2022. A qualified voter residing in Ward One interested in serving in this capacity should contact Mayor David Hardke at City Hall 2554521 prior to the meeting.
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Area 3 DKG celebrates its long term literacy project Johnnie LaVivian Britt Johnnie LaVivian 'Viv' Britt, 89, went to be with her Lord and Savior on April 7, 2022. She was born to John Elijah and Lorene C a r t e r Tanner in Carlisle, Arkansas, September 5, 1932. She is preceded in death by her parents, her husband Donald Britt, son Nagel Britt, brothers Ed Tanner and Carl Tanner, sister Elvie Marcotte, and two special nieces, Ruby Hardke and Margaret Johnson. She is survived by two daughters, Tanya (Lance) Taylor of Vilonia and Tina (Tom) Kimbrell of Greenbrier. Also, six grandchildren, Logan (Rebecca) Britt of Jonesboro, Elliot (Logan) Bailey of Little Rock, Kason (Haley) Kimbrell of Conway, Tanner Britt of Jonesboro, Leighton Taylor of Vilonia and Gracie Kimbrell of Greenbrier. She was a long time employee of Pocahontas Schools where she impacted many, many students and adults during her 33 1/2 years there. Her life revolved around her family and friends. She traveled many, many miles following her grandchildren as they participated in various sports and activities. She became Mimi to entire teams of athletes. A graveside service will was held on Sunday, April 10 at 3pm at The
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Ina M. Adams Ina M. Adams 87, of Hazen, went home to be with the Lord on Wednesday, March 30, 2022 at Springhill Baptist Hospital in North Little Rock. She was a member of Pleasant Ridge Missionary Baptist Church and a life long homemaker. Ina was preceded in death by her parents, Author and Mauveline (Raper) Ingle; her brother, Jerry Raper; her husband, Winford A. Adams, and her son, James W. Adams. She is survived by three daughters, Delores and husband Pete Tosh of Hazen, Jewel and husband, Terry White of Hazen and Marsha and husband, Jimmy Drysdale of DeValls Bluff; two brothers, Finus and Fletcher Ingle of Hazen; five sisters, Mary Wood of Hazen, Shirley Bowen of Hazen, Florence Reaves of Hazen, Emma Carlyle of Hazen, and Jo Ann Langley of McRae, Arkansas. Her love expanded to 11 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren, and 1 great-great grandchild. She will be missed by all her family and friends, yet we know she is happy in Heaven today. Funeral services were 4:30 P.M., Saturday, April 2, 2022 at Pleasant Ridge Missionary Baptist Church with visitation from 3:30 to 4:30 prior to the service. Burial was in the Center Point Cemetery.
Sherman Ray Moore Sherman Ray Moore, 82 years old, of Hazen, Arkansas p a s s e d a w a y Friday, April 8, 2 0 2 2 . Sherman
was born August 11, 1939, in Hubbard, Texas, and was one of thirteen children. He graduated from North Texas State College with a Bachelor of Business Administration. Sherman later moved Arkansas where he forged a highly successful career in the insurance industry that spanned more than five decades. He was a member of Pleasant Valley Church of Christ in Little Rock for many years and later attended Pinnacle Church of Christ, also in Little Rock. Sherman was a lifelong sports fan. He especially loved watching and attending Razorback games. He loved playing dominoes with his brothers and sisters during family gatherings. Sherman was a kind and gentle man who touched many lives and will be deeply missed by all who knew him. Sherman was preceded in death by his father, Henry (Grady) Moore of Hubbard, Texas, his mother, Marie Annie Willis, of Hubbard, Texas, his brothers, Charles Howard Moore, Billy Joe Moore, and sisters, Rethel Rheubertia Moore Langford, Roxie Lee Moore Gruden, Annie May Moore Winkelmann, Gladys Lucille Moore Sissik, Geraldine Moore Threadgill, Myrtis Moore Mason and Capitola Imogene Moore Baker. Sherman is survived by his wife, Gloria Haynes Moore; his stepson, James Thweatt; his brothers, John Henry Moore and Curtis Moore; his sister, Rosemary Moore Neiman, and many nephews and nieces, and a whole host of extended family. Visitation and funeral services will be held in Hazen, Arkansas at the Westbrook Funeral Home chapel one Friday, April 15, 2022. Visitation will be from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m., followed by services at 11:00 a.m. Interment will be in the Hazen Cemetery. Arrangements by Westbrook Funeral Home of Hazen.
Representatives of eastern Arkansas DKG chapters met in Forrest City on April 2, 2022. The Keynote speaker shared the long term literacy project Sigma Chapter adopted in 2004 to fulfill one the the pillars of DKG, Excellence in Education. The Group Coordinator of the Imagination Library of Prairie & Woodruff Counties, MaryAnne Williams, talked about the 18-year partnership between Sigma Chapter and the Dollywood Foundation. She emphasized the
importance of annual support from the whole community for its children from school districts, banks, civic organizations, churches, civic organizations, and individuals. Over time, every county in Arkansas has found an Affiliate Champion to make Dolly Parton's Imagination Library available to every Arkansas preschool child. Dolly Parton's Imagination Library is a book gifting program for children from birth until
Political campaign signs not permitted on highways ARDOT reminds candidates for political office and their supporters that it is unlawful to place campaign signs on highway right of ways in Arkansas. “There are several Arkansas statutes addressing encroachment and the placing of signs or other objects on highway right of way,” stated ARDOT Director Lorie Tudor. Laws permit only official directional, infor-
mational and regulatory highway signs on state-owned highway property; the local Area Maintenance Office removes all other signs. ARDOT personnel will remove any “yard” signs placed on the right of way and will contact owners of large “billboard” signs. Owners can pick up the signs during normal business hours at the nearest ARDOT Area Maintenance Office.
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Bison get three more wins By Mark Buffalo The Carlisle Bison baseball team improved to 14-5 on the season with three wins last week, including a 10-0 victory over Des Arc in 2A-6 conference play. The Bison are 2-0 in league play, tied with McCrory for first place. In the 10-0 win over Des Arc, Carlisle’s Dalton Ward and Holden Jones combined for a 2-hit, 5-inning shutout. Ward struck out 8 while giving up 2 hits. Carlisle scored four runs in the top of the first, one second and five in the fifth. Carlise’s Noah Seidenschwarz and Zach Busick each hit a home run. They also each had a double. Jones was 3 for 4 with
3 runs scored. Busick and Seidenschwarz scored two runs each. Also scoring runs were Jonathan Pickard, Joe Cook and Eli Roberts. Carlisle beat Little Rock Parkview 16-5 on Thursday. The Patriots scored three runs in the top of the first. The Bison came back with four runs in the bottom of the frame. They added a run in the second, eight in the third and three in the fourth. David Hayes had a triple. Seidenschwarz added a double. Hayes and Seidenschwarz scored three runs each. Busick scored twice. Also scoring runs were Jones, J.J. Sullivan, Ward, Cook, Gabe Boyle, Hayden Ingle, Sawyer Moody and Roberts.
Roberts got the win for the Bison. He pitched four innings, giving up one earned run. He struck out two. Carlisle beat Little Rock Episcopal 8-7 in 8 innings on April 5. The score was tied 7-7 after seven innings. Jones led off the eighth with a double and scored on a triple by Pickard to win the game. The Bison led 2-1 after one inning. The Wildcats tied it at 4-4 after three innings. They took a 5-4 lead in the top of the fourth. The Bison tied it at 5-5 in the bottom of the fifth. Both teams scored single runs in the sixth. Jones and Busick each scored two runs. Also scoring were Pickard, Hayes and Ward.
Master Gardeners make final plans for plant sale The Prairie County Master Gardeners met at the county fairgrounds on April 5 at 11:30 a.m. to discuss the upcoming plant sale. Eleven members were present. The annual Prairie County Master Gardeners’ Plant Sale will be held on Saturday, April 30 from 9:00 a.m. until noon in the pavilions in front of the Community Center in Hazen City Park East. Proceeds from the sale will fund scholarships for area students. Amanda Stark volunteered to contact Kyser Nursery and order flowering plants for this year’s event. The group voted to spend up to $2000 for the plants
which will be picked up a few days before the sale. Stark also handed out copies of the flier for the plant sale for members to distribute around the Grand Prairie along with copies of the April newsletter that she created for members. The minutes were given by Secretary Rhonda Betzner, and the new treasurer, Sue Clayton, reported that the group has $5266.37 in the Extension account and $397.11 in the Farmers and Merchants account. Wes Clayton was chosen to be this year’s scholarship winner from Hazen High School. A winner from Des Arc High School has yet to
School Choice Announcement for County Schools The following Public School Districts in Prairie County and Lonoke County (Des Arc, Hazen and Carlisle) would like to inform parents that public school choice is available to your children in accordance with applicable Arkansas law and the rules and regulations approved by the Arkansas State Board of Education. Applicants must submit school choice applications to the non-resident district and the student’s resident district’s superintendent’s office. The application must be delivered or postmarked no later than May 1 of the calendar year in which the student seeks to begin the fall semester at the non-resident district. For questions regarding school choice, please contact the superintendent’s office at the school of your choice.
be chosen. Carolyn Marek was in charge of the program. She spoke to the group about the different types of skin cancer and how to recognize them. She encouraged everyone to use a waterproof sunscreen with a strength of at least 50 during the spring and summer months and to cover vulnerable areas like the arms and legs with clothing while out gardening. She also suggested wearing a widebrimmed hat to protect the face. Sue Clayton volunteered to get two items to send to the state Master Gardeners’ convention for its silent auction. The convention will be held in Springdale on May 1921. Larry Anthony brought brownies for the gardeners to eat after their “brown bag” luncheon. Due to the recent heavy rain and unseasonably cold temperature, the Master Gardeners were not able to clean up the flower beds as planned, but former Master Gardener Deloris Tosh told the group that she and her husband Pete would take care of the cleanup. The next group meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 3, at 11:30 a.m. in the Prairie County Fairgrounds building. Linda Price will be in charge of refreshments, and Larry Anthony will give the program.
CHS Ag student of the month... Congratulations to Hayden Parker - Lonoke County Farm Bureau AG Student of the Month. Hayden is a student at Carlisle High School and was chosen for being an outstanding example and leader of her peers. Hayden serves as FFA chapter treasurer, a member of the horse judging team and shows goats as a student project. #HaydenParker #ArkAg #CarlisleHighSchool. Brian Cunningham of Lonoke County Farm Bureau and Carly Bokker of Carlisle High School presented the award to Hayden.
Tour offered to Ag students By Tracy Courage U of A System Division of Agriculture LITTLE ROCK — College students who are studying agriculture have many potential career paths into the state’s largest industry. The University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture hopes to spotlight some of the agriculture industry’s resources and job opportunities during a five-day tour for college juniors and seniors. The tour runs May 1620 and is open to 25 students currently enrolled in colleges of agriculture or agriculture-related studies. Transportation, meals and lodging will be provided at no charge to participants. The deadline to register is May 2 at https://www.uaex.uada.e
du/agleaders. Agriculture is Arkansas’ number one employer, and training and recruiting future leaders is crucial to both the industry and the state’s economy. The tour, offered through the Cooperative Extension Service, is one of the ways the Division supports educational outreach as part of the nation’s historic land grant education system. On the tour, students will visit industries throughout the state to learn about career opportunities in various markets, including crops, livestock and agribusiness. Some of the stops include visits to poultry and swine companies, Anheuser-Busch, Farm Bureau, Greenway Equipment, electric cooperatives, farmers and
others. “The one-week experience is designed to enhance students’ leadership and employability skills and to help them learn more about the vast resources, services and careers available within the state’s agriculture industry,” Julie Robinson, associate professor in the division’s Community, Professional and Economic Development, said. “The students will get a bird’s eye view of employment opportunities, and they will network with industry leaders and potential employers.” The tour begins at 9 a.m. May 16 at the C.A. Vines 4-H Center in Little Rock. For more information, call or text Robinson at 501-7333101 or email jrobinson@uada.edu
HES announces honor roll 3rd Nine Weeks Honor Roll students at Hazen Elementary School are: 2nd Grade: Liam Bowman, Angel BrooksNeal, Destin Butler, Ella Carroll*, Christopher Essex, Owen Farris, Wyatt Flatness*, Noah Hare, Tyler Hollander, Madelyn Lindsey, James McDaniel, Isaiah Metcalf, Kaleb Moore, Aaryn Owens*, Kyl Peeples, London Raper, Archer Skarda*, Scarlett Snider*, Jaleah Sullivan*, Cameron Taylor*, Evan Travis, Abbygail Vick* 3rd Grade: Beckett Adams*, Storm Antilley*, Madox Beatty, Mason Beatty, Kinlee Boothe*, Dierks Calvert, Joshua Cooper*, Jaicee Dolphin*, Ella Duval, Olivia Edge, Vince King*, Cooper McElroy*, Jayli Penn, Lane Petty, Bella Raper*, Kennedy Raper, Cameron Seely*, Eden Sims*,
Cache Skarda*, Jaycee Thomas* 4th Grade: Harper Cook, Braydon Davies, Jacob Geisler*, Payton Glover, Twylla Harsson, Pierce Henderson*, Luna Horton*, Austin Kee, Wyatt McMullen*, Abigail Owens, Lillian Sayger*, Jacob Swink, Makenzie Taylor*, Lylliana Threlkeld, Keaton Weems, Lydia Zeferjohn 5th Grade: Addie Carroll*, Mathew Essex, Xachary George*, Ryan Gladish, Calle Gray*, Dalton Jones, Kayleigh Linder, Peyton Lisko, Nevaeh Metcalf, Braxton Mills, Kaiden MillsDixon, Tiana Moka, Elan Moore, Kami Perry*,
Isaac Sickel, Landon Spradlin, Michael Wright 6th Grade: Kiera Anderson*, Payten Bacon, Zoey Barnhill, Reece Cash*, Jaxon Craig, Hunter Fox, Shayne Gillioun, Madison Graham*, Makaela Guenther, Weston Hare*, Bryan Harrison, Chloe Hinshaw, Emma Hollis, Donnie Hudson*, Jacob Kitchens, Jaylon Mullins, McKenzi Owens, River Pennington, Akariaha Petty, Taylor Reynolds, Bella Roberts, Paycen Seely, Kenedy Self*, John Simmons, Chloe Smith*, Crystal Smith, Tesla Van Houten. *Denotes all A’s
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ADJ TO LOT 1 BLOCK 108 244.97 Lot 05-06 Block 015 ORIGINAL TOWN HAZEN 19-2N-5W 0.244 Acres W/2 LT 5 & ALL LT 6 BLK 15 ORIGINAL TOWN ADDN LIFE ESTATE:SYBLE BATES---DOD:3/26/21 974.66 17-2N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 17-2N-4W 16 Acres FRL SW 1/4 SE 1/4 SEC 17 T2N R4W 41.78 20-3N-6W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 20-3N-6W 2.12 Acres PT SE/4 NW/4 SEC 20 T3N R6W 265.19 HAZEN UNPLATTED 19-2N-5W 19-2N-5W 0.22 Acres 19-2N-5W FRL PT NE/4 SE/4 179.68 Lot 17-18 Block 06D AYDELOTTS 02-2N-4W 0.169 Acres LOT 17 & N/2 LOT 18 BLOCK 6D AYDELOTTS ADDN BISCOE ELMA GRAY RETAINED LIFE ESTATE 243.31 14-1S-6W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 14-1S-6W 160 Acres S 1/2 S 1/2 SEC 14 T1S R6W "2,505.70" 08-4N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 08-4N-4W 2.51 Acres PT SE CORNER SE 1/4 SEC 8 T4N R4W "1,604.92" 17-4N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 18-4N-4W 1 Acres FR PT UNIT 48 SEC 18 T4N R4W 465.77 Lot 04-05 Block 060 WATKINS 11-4N-5W 0.24 Acres LOT 4 & E/2 LOT 5 BLK 60 WATKINS "1,026.70" Lot 05-06 Block 060 WATKINS 11-4N-5W 0.121 Acres W/2 LOT 5 & ALL LOT 6 BLOCK 60 WATKINS "1,127.07" Lot 03-06 Block 013 ORIGINAL TOWN DEVALLS BLUFF 18-2N-4W 0.186 Acres N/2 LOTS 3-6 BLOCK 13 CITY OF DVB 689.67 Lot 07 Block 004 ORIGINAL TOWN BISCOE 02-2N-4W 0.22 Acres W/2 LOT 7 BLOCK 4 FREDONIA 85.42 Lot 11-12 Block 001 YOPPS 19-2N-5W 0.16 Acres E/2 LOTS 11 & 12 BLOCK 1 YOPPS 86.68 36-2N-5W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 36-2N-5W 19 Acres N1/2 SE1/4 NE1/4 LESS 1 ACRE SEC 36 T2N R5W 75.37 14-4N-5W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 14-4N-5W 1.44 Acres FRL PT N/2 SE/4 SE/4 SEC 14 T4N R5W 156.86 03-4N-5W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 03-4N-5W 1.93 Acres FR NE 1/4 NE 1/4 SEC 03 T4N R5W 391.97 Lot 01-02 Block 009 ORIGINAL TOWN HAZEN 19-2N-5W 0.163 Acres N/2 LOTS 1 & 2 BLK 9 ORIGINAL TOWN HAZEN "1,058.89" Lot 01-02 Block 009 ORIGINAL TOWN HAZEN 19-2N-5W 0.163 Acres S/2 LOTS 1 & 2 623.12 Lot 05-06 Block 010 ORIGINAL TOWN HAZEN 19-2N-5W 0.326 Acres LOTS 5 & 6 BLK 10 ORIGINAL TOWN HAZEN 157.98 "11-4N-6W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 11-4N-6W 60 Acres E/2 SE/4 SW/4 (20), SW/4 SE/4 (40) SEC 11 T4N R6W" 210.98 Lot 03 30-4N-7W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 30-4N-7W 4.87 Acres FRL PT LOT 3 SEC 30 T4N R7W "3,530.58" 30-4N-7W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 30-4N-7W 30 Acres 20 ACRES NW COR SW/4 & W 10 AACRES S/2 SW/4 SEC 30 T4N R7W 274.12 "31-4N-7W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 31-4N-7W 673 Acres ALL OF SEC 31, LESS E/2 NE/4 SEC 31 T4N R7W" "10,421.42" 32-4N-7W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 32-4N-7W 80 Acres S/2 SW/4 SEC 32 T4N R7W "1,181.41" 21-5N-7W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 21-5N-7W 80 Acres S 1/2 NE 1/4 SEC 21 T5N R7W 191.79 Lot 4W Block 3N 06-3N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 06-3N-4W 3.94 Acres FRL PT SEC 6 T3N R4W 16.12 "05-3N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 05-3N-4W 149.73 Acres NE/4 NW/4 (40), PT NW/4 NW/4 (37.22), FRL S/2 NW/4 (72.51) SEC 5 T3N R4W" 863.15 32-4N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 32-4N-4W 80 Acres S1/2 SE1/4 SEC 32 T4N R4W SALE INC MULTIPLE PARCELS 184.25 04-3N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 04-3N-4W 311.5 Acres W/2 SEC 4 SEC 4 T3N R4W SALE INC MULTIPLE PARCELS 690.54 "05-3N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 05-3N-4W 98.96 Acres E/2 NE/4 (80), PT N OF RIVER FRL SE/4 (18.96) SEC 5 T3N R4W SALE INC MULTIPLE PARCELS" 223.54 Lot ALL Block 009 WILLIAMS 19-2N-4W 0.744 Acres ALL BLK 9 WILLIAMS SUB DIV 350.30 05-3N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 05-3N-4W 128.27 Acres W/2 NE/4 (80) N OF RIVER FRL SW/4 (43.27) N OF RIVER FRL N PT W/2 SE/4 (5) SEC 5 T3N R4W 234.76 05-3N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 05-3N-4W 43.27 Acres N OF RIVER FRL SW/4 SEC 5 T3N R4W 52.00 05-3N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 05-3N-4W 5 Acres N OF RIVER FRL N PT W/2 SE/4 SEC 5 T3N R4W 9.83 32-4N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 32-4N-4W 80 Acres N 1/2 SE 1/4 SEC 32 T4N R4W 182.67 Lot 01-02 Block 027 ORIGINAL TOWN DEVALLS BLUFF 18-2N-4W 0.105 Acres N PT LOTS 1 & 2 BLOCK 27 CITY OF DVB 38.20 "Lot 05-07 Block 027 ORIGINAL TOWN DEVALLS BLUFF 18-2N-4W 0.842 Acres LOTS 5, 6 & 7 BLOCK 27 CITY OF DVB" 88.92 Lot ALL Block 007 SANDERS 19-2N-4W 0.83 Acres ALL BLOCK 7 SANDERS ADDN 130.00 Block 008 SANDERS 19-2N-4W 0.753 Acres N 1/2 149.6' BLOCK 8 SANDERS ADDN 149.16 Lot ALL Block 011 SANDERS 19-2N-4W 1.109 Acres ALL BLOCK 11 SANDERS ADDN 149.94 Lot ALL Block 012 SANDERS 19-2N-4W 0.871 Acres ALL BLOCK 12 SANDERS ADDN 132.36 "09-5N-5W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 09-5N-5W 40 Acres W 1/2 NW 1/4 NE 1/4 (20), E1/2 NE1/4 NW1/4 (20) SEC 9 T5N R5W" 637.01 Lot 10 Block 017 ERWIN 13-4N-5W 0.161 Acres LOT 10 BLOCK 17 ERWIN 98.31 Lot 05-06 Block 025 ERWIN 13-4N-5W 0.321 Acres LOTS 5 & 6 BLOCK 25 ERWIN 149.57 "Lot 10 Block 051 WATKINS 11-4N-5W 0.161 Acres S/2 LOTS 10, 11 & 12 BLK 51 WATKINS" 655.37 "Lot 05-07 Block OOD HURTS 19-2N-5W 0.55 Acres LOTS 5,6 & 7 OF THE WEST HALF OF BLK D HURTS ADDN" 279.04 18-4N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 18-4N-4W 20 Acres W PT E1/2 NE1/4 N PT UNIT 47 SEC 18 T4N R4W 837.03 07-1S-5W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 07-1S-5W 230.25 Acres FRL W1/2 NW1/4 SE/4 NW/4 AND PT N/2 SW/4 SEC 7 T1S R5W "6,718.21" 07-1S-5W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 07-1S-5W 131.33 Acres SE1/4 SEC 7 T1S R5W "2,052.19" 14-1S-6W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 14-1S-6W 160 Acres N 1/2 S 1/2 SEC 14 T1S R6W "3,411.07" 31-1N-5W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 31-1N-5W 100.93 Acres PT FRL NW/4 "1,578.79" 34-3N-6W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 34-3N-6W 8.78 Acres S/2 SE/4 SW/4 SEC 34 T3N R6W 382.96 Lot 08 Block 007 YOPPS 19-2N-5W 0.16 Acres LOT 8 BLOCK 7 YOPPS 101.11 Lot 08 Block 008 YOPPS 19-2N-5W 0.16 Acres LOT 8 BLOCK 8 YOPPS 674.10 Lot 04-05 Block 015 ORIGINAL TOWN HAZEN 19-2N-5W 0.244 Acres LT 4 & E/2 LT 5 BLK 15 ORIGINAL TOWN ADDN 847.45 Lot 02 Block 027 WATKINS 11-4N-5W 0.161 Acres W 1/2 LOT 2 BLOCK 27 WATKINS 247.76 "Lot 01-03 Block 021 ORIGINAL TOWN ULM 32-1S-4W 0.482 Acres LOTS 1, 2 & 3 BLOCK 21 ULM" "1,913.37" Lot 06 Block 010 ORIGINAL TOWN BISCOE 02-2N-4W 0.2 Acres LOT 6 BLOCK 10 BISCOE 78.39 Lot 11 Block 016 ERWIN 13-4N-5W 0.161 Acres LOT 11 BLOCK 16 ERWIN 327.19 Lot 07-10 Block 024 ERWIN 13-4N-5W 0.64 Acres LOT 7-10 BLK 24 ERWIN 184.97 35-2N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 35-2N-4W 13.56 Acres PT SE 1/4 SE 1/4 SEC 35 T2N R4W "3,593.40" Lot 022 35-2N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 35-2N-4W 0.106 Acres LOT 22 344.87 Lot 32 35-2N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 35-2N-4W 1.28 Acres PARK AREA & LTS 31 - 35 SE/4 SE/4 SEC 35 T2N R4W "2,831.97" 35-2N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 35-2N-4W 0.372 Acres LOTS 24-26 E/2 SE/4 SALE INC 001-01196-000 172.42 20-1N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 20-1N-4W 7.48 Acres PT SW/4 SEC 20 T1N R4W "2,874.23" 20-1N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 20-1N-4W 192.52 Acres W/2 NW/4 & NW/4 SW/4 S/2 SW/4 EX 7.48 SEC 20 T1N R4W "2,664.62" 24-1N-5W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 24-1N-5W 28 Acres PT SW/4 NE/4 S & W OF RES SEC 24 T1N R5W 469.82 24-1N-5W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 24-1N-5W 88 Acres S/2 NW/4 & N/2 NW/4 S OF RES SEC 24 T1N R 5W "1,433.14" 24-1N-5W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 24-1N-5W 11.59 Acres PT W/2 SE/4 W OF RES SEC 24 T1N R5W "1,006.20" UNPLATTED DES ARC 15-4N-5W 15-4N-5W 0.37 Acres 15-4N-5W FRL PT NE/4 NW/4 635.82 Lot 09-10 Block 056 WATKINS 11-4N-5W 0.48 Acres LOTS 9 & 10 BLOCK 56 WATKINS 166.65 HAZEN UNPLATTED 19-2N-5W 19-2N-5W 2.24 Acres 19-2N-5W FR PT LOT 2 NW/4 768.19 10-2N-6W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 10-2N-6W 3 Acres SW COR NW1/4 NW1/4 SEC 10 T 2N R 6W "1,138.91" 11-2N-6W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 11-2N-6W 1.52 Acres FRL PT NE 1/4 NW 1/4 SEC 11 T2N R6W 208.05 36-2N-4W RURAL METES & BOUNDS 36-2N-4W 0.36 Acres FRL E 1/2 SE 1/4 SEC 36 T2N R4W 149.23
NOTICE OF LANDS DELINQUENT FOR NONPAYMENT OF TAXES TO BE FORFEITED TO THE STATE:
The lands and lots and parts of lots that are delinquent in Prairie County, Arkansas for the year 2019 are contained and described in the following list. Amount listed includes taxes along with penalties and interest. Also, if there are any existing Delinquent Personal Taxes, this must be paid in advance of Delinquent Real Estate Taxes. If not paid by close of business date, Friday, May 13, 2022, they will be certified to the State Lands of the Commissioner.
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CDL DRIVERS NEEDED
Local hauling. Home every night. Weekly pay. Call T J Pauschert Trucking at 870552-9400.
$1200 SIGN ON BONUS Recruiter seeking the following: Experienced Batch Plant Operator, Tuckerbuilt Operator, and Team Lead for Patching. The Precast Company I am representing is the leader in the industry. They will hire direct for full time, competitive pay and benefits. May be moving allowance for the right person, this established company is located in TX. Call for more information 254-266-3363
Bowman Plumbing Serving the Entire Grand Prairie Adam Bowman, MP 6142
The Prairie County Judge’s office is looking for a secretary. To apply bring your resume and work record to the judge’s office in the County Courthouse Annex in Des Arc by April 28, 2022.
Billy’s Body Shop & Wrecker Service. P. O. Box 696, Hazen Ark 72064. To whom it may concern: A 2020 Cascadia Freightliner Vin #3AKJHDR8MC4785 is located at 1203 Hwy 70 East, Hazen Arkansas 72064. The vehicle is stored at P.O. Box 696 Hazen Ar. Phone 870255-4922 and is accruing storage as a legal liability
of the owner. The wrecker company claims a first priority possession lien on the vehicle and its contents for all charges. Unless the 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. The vehicle will then be sold for towing and storage fees.
Repair - Remodel New Construction Dependable Service Free Estimates Family Owned and Operated Call: (870) 256-5230
Heating, Air Conditioning, Electrical Keith Knupp 501.516.8285 knuppinc@hotmail.com
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What happens in Vegas... HHS holds Junior/Senior prom
“What Happens in Vegas...” was the theme for this year’s Hazen High School Junior/Senior Prom held on Friday, April 8, in the school cafeteria. Casino decorations of red, gold, and black were prominent everywhere. Caterer LaNan Lisko and her assistant Janie Starr served up delicious finger foods, including chicken quesadillas and delicious sweets. EJ the DJ provided the music. Ruth Corley took individual and group pictures. The seniors are pictured above, and the juniors are below left.
Sophomore servers.