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Warren Firemen Work Maintenance On Saturday

June 20, 2015, 8:27 pm
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There is always a firemen on duty in the City of Warren including Saturdays and Sundays but several worked Saturday June 20th.  Some ten firefighters spent Saturday morning moving throughout town cleaning around fire hydrants and installing and replacing reflectors that mark the location of the fire hydrants.  The reflectors help firemen locate hydrants, especially at night.

Chief Howard Edwards told SRC that about 200 new reflectors were installed and a large number of hydrants were cleaned around to make access easy and quick.  He stated that the department is not complete with the work and will be finishing up soon. 
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Two Fires Responded To By City Of Warren

June 22, 2015, 6:12 pm
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Warren Fire Fighters recently responded to two fires, both of which occurred on June 19th.  Both fires resulted in serious damage to property but no personal injury.

The first fire call came in at 1:52 A.M.  A vacant house at 308 Parks Street was ablaze.  Fifteen firemen and two city fire engines put the fire out but there was substantial damage.  The cause remains under investigation.

At 11:08 P.M. the department was summoned to the intersection of Myrtle and Pine Streets, just north of the fire station, to deal with a vehicle fire.  The car was owned by Sherman Ingram and suffered serious damage.  Fourteen firemen and one engine responded.

The Warren Fire Department urges all residents and business owners to practice fire prevention at all times and always contact the department prior to conducting outdoor burning.
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Cutest Baby Contest Winners Announced

June 22, 2015, 6:33 pm
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0-5 Month Girls
1st Runner Up: Ellisyn Blace Vickers
               Parents: Lucas and Lindsey Vickers
2nd Runner Up: Caroline Adele Gonzalez
               Parents: Hugo Gonzalez and Bridget Bryant
Winner: Landry Eliza Gorman
               Parents: Brandon and Stacey Gorman




0-5 Months Boys
Winner: Joey Kade Giandelone III
               Parents: Joey and Ashley Giandelone
1st Runner Up: Mason Blaze Billings
               Parents: Justin and Rhea Billings
 2nd Runner Up: John-Austin Wayne Reep
               Parents: Dana and Cody Reep



5 Months 1 Day-9 Months Girls
Winner: Baylor Patterson
               Parents: Ashley and Devin Patterson
1st Runner Up: Presley Ryan Mashburn
               Parents: James and Madison Mashburn
2nd Runner Up: Paisley Elizabeth Slaughter
               Parents: Kelli and Jeff Slaughter




5 Months 1 Day-9 Months Boys
Winner: Zayland Avery
              Parents: Willie and Alicia Avery
1st Runner Up: Bryan Baggett Jr.
              Parents: Shane and Sarah Baggett
2nd Runner Up: Maverick Tate Hargis

              Parents: Taylor Hargis

9 Months 1 Day-12 Months Girls
Winner: Meelah Faith Robinson
               Parents: Drew and Britni Robinson
1st Runner Up: Laila Drew Lawrence
               Parents: Dexter and Nealee Lawrence
2nd Runner Up: Abree Green
               Parents: Megan Danley and Desmond Green

9 Months 1 Day- 12 Months Boys
Winner: Rylan Tittle
               Parents: Josh and Heather Tittle
1st Runner Up: Kaysen Bryant Harrod
               Parents: Nathan and Jodi Harrod
2nd runner Up: Callen Lucky
               Parents: Carl and Ashley Lucky (NOT PICTURED)

12 Months 1 Day-2 Years Girls            
1st Runner Up: Jacelyn Symone Dodds
               Parents: Christopher and LaKeisha Dodds
2nd Runner Up: Lauren Cruce
               Parents: Brandon and Ashley Cruce
Winner: Lynlea Jo Temple
               Parents: Phillip Temple and Danielle Price

12 Month 1 Day-2 Years Boys
2nd Runner Up: Jayce Eil McCoy
               Parents: Dangelo McCoy and Jamia Thomas
1st Runner Up: Harrison Jax Yeatman
               Parents: Harry and Julianna Yeatman
Winner: Jenson Harrod
               Parents: Brad and Melissa Harrod

2 Years 1 Day- 3 Years Girls
2nd Runner Up: Adalynn Skye Huddleston
               Parents: Shaun and Shana Henderson
1st Runner Up: Aycelynn James
               Parents: Emily Henry
Winner: Maya Ella Reep
               Parents: Jason and Sahra Reep


2 Years 1 Day- 3 Years Boy
Winner: Trapper Mack Groves
               Parents: Jeremy and Emily Groves


3 Years 1 Day-4 Years Girls
1st Runner Up: Madison Washington
               Parents: Kimberly Rochell
2nd Runner Up: Lyndi Marie Wilkerson
               Parents: Jonathan and Kaci Wilkerson
Winner: Eva Claire Slaughter
               Parents: Ryan and Stephanie Slaughter
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Arrest Report: June 22, 2015

June 22, 2015, 7:04 pm
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Richard Uribe, 423 Bradley 87 Rd., Hermitage, AR., age 19, charged with residential burglary (6-15-15)

Lonigan "Duke" Branch, 664 Bradley Rd. 5, Warren, AR., age 18, charged with residential burglary (6-15-15)

Ethan R. Harris, 508 York St., Warren, AR., age 18, charged with residential burglary (6-15-15)

Demario Blueford, 401 Elm St., Warren, AR., age 26, arrested on warrant Jefferson County Sherriff's Office (5-16-15)

Demont Lambert, 244 Ashley Rd. 85, Fountain Hill, AR., age 21, charged with possession of controlled substance (6-17-15)

Daniel Kirkland, 776 Ashley 78 Rd., Hamburg, AR., age 27, charged with possession of controlled substance, driving on suspended drivers license (6-17-15)

Daniel Arceo-Morales, 707 278 Bypass, Warren, AR., age 21, charged with public intoxication and disorderly conduct (6-19-15)

Richard Belcher, 1304 S. Bradley, Warren, AR., age 54, charged with driving on suspended license, no tags, fictitious tags, no insurance (6-19-15)

Johnny Mac Preston, 1013 Johnson St., Warren, AR., age 57, charged with driving on suspended license (6-19-15)

Joey Crosby, 715 McCauley, Warren, AR., age 27, charged with disorderly conduct (6-19-15)

Michael Del Angel, 576 Gabbert St., Monticello, AR., age 18, body attachment (6-19-15)

Demario Ross, 1610 S. Peach St., Pine Bluff, AR., age 27, charged with criminal trespassing, possession of controlled substance (6-19-15)

Steven Sivils, Jr., 1070 Harrelson Rd., New Edinburg, AR., age 22, arrested on warrant (6-19-15)

Chapresha Heard, 804 Abernathy St., Warren, AR., age 20, charged with public intoxication (6-20-15)

Cecilia St. John, 2140 Bank Rd., New Edinburg, AR., age 19, charged with possession of controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia (6-20-15)

James Baldwin, 619 North Martin St., Warren, AR., age 32, arrested on warrant x2 (6-20-15)

Michael Webb, 213 Reaves Circle, Warren, AR., age 39, charged with driving on suspended license (6-20-15)

Justin A. White, 208 Cemetery, Warren, AR., age 31, charged with unlawful use of a vehicle, driving on suspended license (6-21-15)
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Union Bank Chairman Named To State Bank Board

June 23, 2015, 7:52 am
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Zack McClendon, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Union Bank, has been named to the Arkansas State Bank Board by Governor Asa Hutchison.  The term runs until December 31, 2019.

The State Bank Board has powers and duties including approval of bank charter applications, approval of proposed reorganizations, mergers and consolidations and conversion from national to state charters.  The board also has power to permit banks to change location of place of business and has full authority to issue banking rules and regulations.

Union Bank is located in Monticello and Warren.
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ATV Safety Class Taught By 4-H

June 23, 2015, 7:55 am
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Five young people were on hand Tuesday morning June 23rd at the Warren Fair Grounds to take part in a class teaching ATV safety.  The class is part of the 4-H program in Bradley County.  Another class was scheduled for Tuesday afternoon.

Teaching the class were Hope Bragg, County Agent for Desha County and Haley Burnett, 4-H PA from Drew County.  Also assisting was Bradley County Agent and Staff Chairman John Gavin.  The kids received classroom instruction and riding skills.  The purpose of the course is to enhance ATV use safety.

4-H works with young people in a variety of programs teaching skills, vocations and citizenship.

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UAM To Host Freshman Preregistration July 13; TransferPreregistration on July 14

June 23, 2015, 7:58 am
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MONTICELLO, AR — The University of Arkansas at Monticello will hold apreregistration session for incoming freshmen July 13 and a second session July 14 for transfer students, re-admitted students and high school students whoplan to take classes on the UAM campus, according to Mary Whiting, director of admissions.

The July 13 session for incoming freshmen begins at 12:30 p.m., in the FineArts Center. Only students who have applied for admission and have receivedmail notification may preregister on this date. Letters of invitation were sent to each student with a request for a reply.  Limited places are available for each session.

Sessions for parents will provide information regarding the Family Educational Right to Privacy Act (FERPA), academic programs, financial aid, student programs and activities, residence life, campus safety and services, and information technology.

Transfer students, students who have been re-admitted to the university andhigh school students planning to take classes on the UAM campus may preregister for the fall semester in the Office of Admissions in Harris Hall on July 14from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Transfer students who have received mail notification may preregister at this time. Students who are being re-admitted to the university and high school students planning to take classes on the UAM campus may also register during this time.

For more information, contact the Office of Admissions at (800) 844-1826 or(870) 460-1026.
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Endowment To Honor The Late Allen Maxwell

June 23, 2015, 8:00 am
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            MONTICELLO, AR — A future endowment in the name of the late Allen Maxwell, Jr., has been created within the University of Arkansas at Monticello Foundation Fund to honor the former mayor and state legislator.
            The Allen Wilson Maxwell, Jr. Memorial Scholarship was established recently by Mr. Maxwell’s daughter, Paige Chase, son-in-law Dr. Tim Chase, and Tommy Maxwell, brother of the deceased. Allen Maxwell was mayor of Monticello at the time of his death on March 10,2014.  He also served in the Arkansas General Assembly as a state representative from 2004 to 2010. A native of Warren, Mr. Maxwell was a human resource manager for Southwestern Bell and also served as chief of staff for former U.S. Representative Jay Dickey.
            Mr. Maxwell attended UAM when it was known as Arkansas A&M College and was a life-long supporter of the institution’s mission and programs.
            Recipients of the Maxwell Scholarship must be full-time students from Arkansas in good academic standing with a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better. First preference will be given to students in the School of Forestry and Natural Resources, second preference to natural sciences majors in the School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences, and third preference to political science majors. Preference willalso be given to members of the UAM football team who meet all other selection criteria. Mr. Maxwell lettered two years for the Boll Weevil football team in 1961 and 1962.
            “Allen Maxwell meant so much to UAM and to all of southeast Arkansas, and it’s only fitting that he be honored this way,” said Linda Yeiser, vice chancellor for advancement and university relations. “He did much for the people of this region and he cared deeply about the university. This scholarship will be a lasting legacy to someone we allmiss.”
            Persons wishing to contribute to the Maxwell Scholarship may call the Office of Advancement at (870) 460-1028.


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Emmaus Baptist Church to Host VBS

June 24, 2015, 11:16 am
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Take the journey!  VBS will take your kids to uncharted territory where they will begin to understand that obedience to God can lead them beyond the expected. So, toss the map, stick close to your guide, and prepare to listen for God’s direction in this journey that is unknown to us, but known by Him.
Pre-k-12th grade

For more information or a ride call or text 820-2555 or 820-8702.  Vans will run.

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Assess Your Personal Property Tax Online

June 24, 2015, 11:56 am
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Bradley County residents will now have the ability to assess their personal property information from the convenience of their own homes via the internet.  Bradley County Assessor Krystle Hays has announced that the new system will allow residents of the county to access their records by inputting thei last name and house number and then renew their assessments.  Special changes, such as adding new property to the county records must still be done in person at the courthouse at this time.  The system can even send county residents a reminder email to alert them to renew their assessment if the choose the option in this service.  The new system will speed up processing within the office, saving time and cost.  The website will even auto-detect if a resident is logging in from a mobile phone, tablet, laptop, or other device and automatically format that screen  and controls accordingly, giving Bradley County residents the added convenience of assessing their property from anywhere.  "We are very excited about delivering this new service to our taxpayers," says Hays.  "We feel that anything we can do to automate the office and give our county residents more options and more convenience is progress."
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BB Gun Giveaway Winners Announced

June 24, 2015, 7:48 pm
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Holly Parker, of Eureka Springs, and Braxton Shelton, of Rock Springs, were the winners of Daisy BB guns drawn from several entries at the Annual Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival.  Parker's and Shelton's names were selected as part of a giveaway being conducted at the Southeast Arkansas Tea Party booth.


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Hermitage Student Completes Brewton-Parker College Degree Requirements

June 25, 2015, 7:16 pm
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MOUNT VERNON –Holly Kristine Harrod of Hermitage graduated from Brewton-Parker College, Mount Vernon, Ga. following the May 2015 term, announced Dr. Robert Brian, vice president for academic services.

Harrod earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with a concentration in Health and Wellness Management.

 HYPERLINK "http://www.bpc.edu" Brewton-Parker College is the only accredited four-year Christian college south of Macon and north of Jacksonville, FL. The mission of Brewton-Parker College, a Georgia Baptist college, is to develop the whole student through the application of Biblically-centered truth to a liberal arts curriculum in a community of shared Christian values.

Visit Brewton-Parker College online at  HYPERLINK "http://www.bpc.edu" www.bpc.edu.
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Alor accepts scholarship

June 25, 2015, 7:20 pm
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Ana Alor, a 2015 graduate of Warren High School, has accepted a Living the Dream Scholarship to attend South Arkansas Community College this fall.

Alor is the daughter of Fidelina Alor. In high school, she was a member of Junior ROTC, the National Beta Club, the Junior Rotarians, Health Occupation Student Association, Skills USA and the Spanish Club.

This scholarship is funded through the SouthArk Foundation.
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Rotarians Hear Program from OMP

June 25, 2015, 7:25 pm
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The Warren Rotary Club met at noon Tuesday in the fellowship hall of First United Methodist Church with Rotarian Andrew Tolbert as the program chairman for the week.  Mr. Tolbert introduced as his guest speaker Leah Acoach from OMP (Ozark Mountain Poultry).  Ms. Acoach has been with OMP for 10 years.  She brought with her the Warren OMP Plant Manager, Ken Johnson, Amilcar Medlina, and Deanna Taylor.


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Senior Center Welcomes Big Crowd

June 25, 2015, 7:32 pm
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The Warren Senior Center located on North Etheridge Street serves senior citizens every week Monday through Friday.  Those who attend take part in programs, excercise, play games to stimulate the mind and enjoy a noon meal.  Primarily they fellowship with each other.  It provides our retired residents an opportunity to get out of their homes and be with other people.  For those who qualify, transportation is provided to and from the Center.

The City of Warren owns the building and it is operated by the "Area Agency on Aging of Southeast Arkansas." The agency provides an number of services for the elderly population.

On hand Tuesday were a number of speakers to address the attendees.  Mayor Bryan Martin welcomed everyone present and thanked those who attend the program and the staff who operate the Center.  He pledged his full support to the community's senior citizens and the Warren Center.

Also addressing the group were Diane Parnell who spoke on the need to excercise, Diane Fowler who talked about good nutrition, Julie King with Walgreens who urged the attendees to use medications properly, Ashley Grider with Chapel Woods Health and Rehabiliation who informed the group about Chapel Woods' programs for rehabilitation and individuals with memory loss and Amber Clark a nurse with Area Agency who provided a blood pressure check for all present.  Also addressing the group was Cathy Moseley with the Area Agency and Rev. Wayman Mann who talked about the devotionals given weekly.  R. Gregg Reep with salineriverchronicle.com and a former Mayor of Warren talked about the history of the Center and urged those who attend to invite other seniors to take part.

Chapel Woods provided a number of party favors such as pens, notepads, hand fans and other items  Nutrition information was handed out for easy reminders as to what and how much to eat to help maintain good health.
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Summer Reading with Mr. Jimmy and T-Bone

June 25, 2015, 7:37 pm
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Mr. Jimmy Thornton did a great presentation with the 6-8 year old Summer Reading group today! He brought his German Shepherd "T-Bone" along with him today. Mr. Jimmy shared with them about how men and women in the Military and dogs are heroes. Not only did he talk with them about his tour in Vietnam, he also shared some of his experiences with Military & Police Dogs. They got to ask all kinds of questions and then afterward they got to pet "T-Bone!"



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Bradley County Sheriff's Office Investigates Shooting

June 26, 2015, 7:55 pm
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The Bradley County Sheriff's Office was summoned to Bradley county Medical Center June 19th to investigate a shooting that allegedly took place earlier in the county.  Shot was Steven Sivils, age 23. He was treated and released.  Arrested for the incident was 30 year old Jessie Williams.
Mr. Williams is in jail pending a $25,000.00 bond.  He is charged with Battery I.

The victim was shot in the back with a 12 gauge shotgun.  The shooting is alleged to have taken place at or near 352 Bradley 44.  As more information is made available salineriverchronicle.com will make reports. 
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Lions Club Told About New Hospice Office

June 26, 2015, 7:58 pm
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Marsha Cowling representing LifeTouch Hospice was the speaker for the Warren Lions Club June 24th.  She told the members that Life Touch has opened a new office on Martin Street.  The 501c(3) not for profit agency has been providing services in Warren and Bradley County for some time but has now place a full time office in the community to better service those in need.

The care is covered by insurance, Medicare, medicaid and VA and is available to everyone regardless of ability to pay.  Life Touch works with nursing homes, assisted living facilities, hospitals and serves those in need in their homes.  They provide patience care, assist families, have case managers, social workers, bereavement counselors, nursing assistants, chaplains and medical personnel.

The agency has a need for volunteers and is asking anyone interested to contact them.  Training for volunteers is available for those who desire to serve.

To gain information about the services available or to investigate opportunities to volunteer call 1-866-378-0388.  The number is answered 24 hours per day seven days a week.

The program was arranged by Lion Rev. Gary Harrison.
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Bradley County Hospital Host MASH Program

June 26, 2015, 8:03 pm
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For the week of June 22- June 26 Bradley County Medical Center hosted eleven high school students for the MASH program.  The program is an educational experience aimed at giving young people some first hand knowledge and experience in the field of medical care.  It encourages students to pursue a career in medicine and patience care.  MASH stands for "Medical Applications of Science for Health."

Taking part in this years program were the following students:
Anna Bennett-Warren
Jesus DeLaCruz-Hermitage
Katlin Taylor-Woodlawn
Katelynn Dunaway-Warren
Ali Hollingsworth-Hermitage
Lora Koonce-Rison
Allie Reep-Hermitage
Hannah Watt-Warren
Kaitlyn Green-Warren
Kelsey Parker-Warren
Pamela Farmer-Warren
The students were taught and mentored by staff of Bradley County medical Center including the nurses and pharmacy department.
Marty Reep, representing Armstrong, presented a check to help support the program.

A host of individuals and businesses helped sponsor the weeks activities by providing money, materials and assistance.  The students and the hospital thank the following:
Air Evac Lifeteam, Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation, Arkansas Regional Organ Recovery Agency, Arkansas State Police, Armstrong Wood Products, Inc., B & B Solutions, BCMC Auxiliary, BCMC Employee Council, BCMC MASH Committee, BCMC Physicians & staff, Bradley County Health Coalition, Dr. Gary Harrington, Dr. Michelle Weaver, Emergency Ambulance Services, Inc., Frazer's Funeral Home, John B. Frazer, Johnny's Radiator, Joyce Lephiew, Legacy Rehab, Potlatch, Pysch Consultation Services-Dr. Althea Conley, Radiology Associates,PA, salineriverchronicle.com, Smalling Eye Clinic-Dr. Robert Smalling, The Eagle Democrat, UAMS Center for Distance Health, Union Bank and Trust Company, Valley Foods, Inc., Walgreens, Walmart, Warren Animal Clinic and Warren Rotary Club.

The students maintained a busy schedule touring the hospital, job shadowing and receiving instruction in all manner of hospital procedures and treatment activities.  In addition to being in the hospital the students traveled to the Brunson Center, Smalling Eye Clinic and Warren Animal Clinic.  They learned about suturing, casting, radiology, intubation and OB work.  The program ran from 8:30 to 4:30 each day.

Each student expressed their appreciation of the opportunity to participate in the program and said they learned a lot and had their eyes opened relating to the field of medicine and medical care. 
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Special Meeting Called for Warren School Board

June 26, 2015, 8:04 pm
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The Warren School Board of Education will hold a special call Board meeting, Monday, June 29, 2015 at 6p.m. in the administration office meeting room located on 408 Cherry Street, Warren, AR 71671.
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