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Police Request Assistance In Locating Suspect
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UAM Plans Inaugural Celebration For New Chancellor To Coincide With Homecoming
Dr. Hughes, who assumed the position of chancellor on January 15, will be the special guest at a picnic for students, an inaugural parade through downtown Monticello, a Meet and Greet at the Trotter House, a Student/Faculty/Staff Showcase and an inaugural dinner.
“This celebration will formally recognize the change in leadership of the institution,” said Jay Jones, vice chancellor for finance and administration and interim vice chancellor for advancement. “It’s a way for the university community and the community at large to celebrate the beginning of a new era and a new direction for the campus.”
The inaugural celebration will carry the theme “Honoring tradition, focusing on the future” and will begin on Monday, October 17 with a picnic for students at the center of campus adjacent to the Centennial Clock Tower. Food and music will be the fare from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., along with activities and a free student-designed t-shirt. In the event of rain, the picnic will be held in the gymnasium of the John F. Gibson University Center.
Hughes and her husband, Colonel L. R. Hughes, will serve as grand marshals of the “Paint the Town Green” inaugural parade through the Monticello square beginning at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 18. The parade will feature the “Pride of Southeast Arkansas” marching band, student organization floats and participation from local schools and the community. Following the parade, Dr. Hughes and Colonel Hughes will be special guests at a Meet and Greet reception at the Trotter House. Hors d’oeuvres prepared by Aramark Food Services and UAM hospitality programs will be served.
On Friday, October 21, the university will host a Student/Faculty/Staff Showcase beginning at 5 p.m. in the atrium of the Taylor Library and Technology Center. The event, which is free and open to the public, will feature the academic work, research and community integration developed by UAM students, faculty and staff in a wide variety of academic disciplines.
Following the showcase, the university will host an inaugural dinner at 6 p.m. in the Green Room of the University Center. Tickets for the dinner are $50 per person with $25 to benefit student scholarships and prizes. Tickets must be purchased by October 12 by contacting Christy Pace at pacec@uamont.edu or (870) 460-1020. The dinner will honor Chancellor Hughes and celebrate the launch of new leadership as well as recognize past leaders of the institution. Winners of the Alumni Award for Achievement and Merit will be announced along with the winner of the Continuing the Connection Award.
An essay contest for both students and alumni will also be part of the celebration. Entrants are asked to write an essay of 500 words or less describing what UAM means to them. Winners will be selected based on content, creativity and writing quality. Finalists will receive a special invitation to the dinner and scholarships will be awarded to current students enrolling in the 2017 spring semester in the amounts of $250 for first place, $100 for second place and $50 for third place. The alumni winner will receive a gift. Essays must be submitted by Friday, September 30 to EssayContest@uamont.edu
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Hospital Board Reviews New Clinic Plans
After dispensing with the numerous regular matters of monthly business, the Bradley County Medical Board took time to review the preliminary plans of a new clinic for doctors, during the board's September 22nd meeting. The clinic will be constructed by the hospital and will house a new physician planning to locate in Warren and will have space for a total of four doctors. The estimated cost is around $2 million, not counting parking lot construction and will be paid for by hospital sales tax funds. The board discussed changes that might be wise and ways to reduce the overall cost. County Judge Keith Neely and several board members stated that while it is important to keep the cost as low as possible, it is also vital to build what is needed and will provide the services required. The proposed clinic will be approximately 10,500 square feet in size.
In other business, the board hear a presentation from the Hagan Newkirk firm relating to managing the hospital's 401(K) plans for employees. The board voted to hire the company.
Brandon Gorman presented the financial and home health care reports. The hospital experienced a net gain of $106,548.00 for the month and according to Mr. Gorman, is in good financial condition. Administrator Rex Jones told the board that the hospital is doing well financially based on increased income from out patient services. He said the trend throughout the nation is that out patient services must carry a hospital because less money is made on patients staying in the hospital. Patients stay fewer days in the hospital based on how treatment is handled and paid for.
Dr. Joe Wharton moved that the following medical staff recommendations be approved:
Kenneth Purvis, M.D., Family Medicine
Suzanne Martindale, APN. Wound Care Specialist
Bradley Fogel, D.O., Pathology
Lisa Faulkenbury, APN, Wound Care Specialist
Janice Brooks, M.D,, RAPA
David Jong, M.D., RAPA
Michael Weiner, M.D., Pathology
James Renfroe, M.D., Emergency Medicine
All were approved.
Rex Jones, Hospital Administrator, gave an executive report. He told the board the Bradley County facility can now do modified swallow studies, plans for office relocations and plans by the foundation to raise money. He also talked about the Hospital Auxiliary's recruitment efforts and the chaplain program. Mr. Jones informed the board that Radiology Director Charlotte Laster has retired after 22 years of service and interviews are planned to hire a new person. He said Ms. Laster had done a great job during her time of service.
Tiffany Holland, CNO, updated the board on activities of her office and indicated efforts are ongoing to hire full time nurses for the labor and delivery and ER departments. She updated the board on various meetings she has attended.
The board adopted the 2016-2017 budget and approved the three year capital budget plan. All capital expenditures will be brought to the board prior to final purchases being made.
The board then went into executive session to discuss personnel matters. Any votes taken will be reported in the future.
In other business, the board hear a presentation from the Hagan Newkirk firm relating to managing the hospital's 401(K) plans for employees. The board voted to hire the company.
Brandon Gorman presented the financial and home health care reports. The hospital experienced a net gain of $106,548.00 for the month and according to Mr. Gorman, is in good financial condition. Administrator Rex Jones told the board that the hospital is doing well financially based on increased income from out patient services. He said the trend throughout the nation is that out patient services must carry a hospital because less money is made on patients staying in the hospital. Patients stay fewer days in the hospital based on how treatment is handled and paid for.
Dr. Joe Wharton moved that the following medical staff recommendations be approved:
Kenneth Purvis, M.D., Family Medicine
Suzanne Martindale, APN. Wound Care Specialist
Bradley Fogel, D.O., Pathology
Lisa Faulkenbury, APN, Wound Care Specialist
Janice Brooks, M.D,, RAPA
David Jong, M.D., RAPA
Michael Weiner, M.D., Pathology
James Renfroe, M.D., Emergency Medicine
All were approved.
Rex Jones, Hospital Administrator, gave an executive report. He told the board the Bradley County facility can now do modified swallow studies, plans for office relocations and plans by the foundation to raise money. He also talked about the Hospital Auxiliary's recruitment efforts and the chaplain program. Mr. Jones informed the board that Radiology Director Charlotte Laster has retired after 22 years of service and interviews are planned to hire a new person. He said Ms. Laster had done a great job during her time of service.
Tiffany Holland, CNO, updated the board on activities of her office and indicated efforts are ongoing to hire full time nurses for the labor and delivery and ER departments. She updated the board on various meetings she has attended.
The board adopted the 2016-2017 budget and approved the three year capital budget plan. All capital expenditures will be brought to the board prior to final purchases being made.
The board then went into executive session to discuss personnel matters. Any votes taken will be reported in the future.
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2016 JUNIOR LIVESTOCK EXHIBITOR PREMIUM SALE RAISES $15,085
ExhibitorProjectBuyerPrice
Grant FerrellGC Market HogJeff Wardlaw$725
Samantha ClantonGC Market LambWarren Animal Clinic$525
Madison McGheeGC Market GoatJohnsville Sand & Gravel$375
Klayton DunawayGC 4-H PulletState Farm$475
Ericca CorkerRC Market HogAR Superior Credit Union$550
Lakin BarberRC Market LambDr. Dichelle George$325
C. J. MoranGoatFarm Bureau$250
Hunter WhiteRC 4-H PulletFirst State Bank$225
Elizabeth MartinezMarket HogCorker Electric$300
Selby BestMarket LambJohnsville Sand & Gravel$225
Lupe MartinezMarket GoatKlay McKinney$225
Will OutlawMarket HogMcDonalds$300
Sutton NelsonMarket LambFair & Marketing Assoc.$225
Colton McKinneyMarket GoatKlay McKinney$270
Colby CatheyMarket HogDr. Michelle Weaver$435
Kristen BlankenshipMarket LambAR Superior Credit Union$410
Edwin MartinezMarket GoatFair & Marketing Assoc.$270
Cole PenningtonMarket HogCorker Electric$270
Kalleigh ForrestMarket HogWarren Bank & Trust$400
Joseph KidwellMarket HogCash & Sons LP Gas$270
Allen McGheeMarket HogWarren Livestock Auction$310
Braden HarrodMarket HogThe Hermit$425
Abby JohnsonMarket HogBro. Charles Woolley$300
Logen WilliamsMarket HogDr. Dennis Jacks$325
Gage BoykinMarket HogJohnsville Sand & Gravel$295
Olivia HarrodMarket HogThe Hermit$440
Sawyer PenningtonMarket HogCattlemans Assoc.$400
A’Kay WardlawMarket HogWarren Livestock Auction$350
Ethan BoykinMarket HogSpring Branch Farms$310
Keith LassiterMarket HogCountry Farm$350
J. T. BestMarket HogBradley Co. Medical Center$270
Tristen WoodallMarket HogJohnson’s Hardware$375
Ali HollingsworthMarket HogJohnsville Sand & Gravel$350
Curtis SellersMarket HogE & A Farms$325
Hunter SaundersMarket HogWarren Bank & Trust$420
Zane JohnsonMarket HogFarm Bureau$340
Businesses and individuals contributing add-on money:
PotlatchMayor Bryan Martin
Paul CooperPat & Ann Hammons
Kevin HoyleMichael & Tina Milton
Milton’sState Farm
Franco Boundary Line MaintenanceJason Ratterree
Union BankJohnsville Sand & Gravel
Dr. Dichelle GeorgeGrace Cowboy Church
Lonnie Brown
Bobby Weaver of James Glass & Body -Sponsor of Livestock Buckles
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COUNTY 4-H CLUBS REORGANIZING
The Bradley County 4-H clubs are reorganizing and seeking new members. The purpose of these clubs is to give youth an opportunity to participate in the youth development educational program of the University of the Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service. Youth in 4-H clubs will learn life skills, enhance leadership skills, increase self esteem while serving in a number of community service projects. Youth in 4-H clubs have an opportunity to compete in a number of competitive activities, attend camps and earn scholarships for education. The following is a list of the Bradley County 4-H clubs with their leaders and meeting times.
ClubMeeting Time4-H Leader
Superstars Club2nd Monday – 4:00 p.m.Michelle Carter
Cloverbuds Club3rd Monday – 4:00 p.m.Michelle Carter
Forestry ClubVariesTaylor Gwin
Livestock ClubVariesTaylor Gwin
Sewing Club3rd Thursday – 4:00 p.m.Michelle Carter
Unit membership in these clubs and their program benefits are available to all eligible persons regardless of race, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, religion, age, disability, marital or veteran status, genetic information, or any other legally protected status. The Cooperative Extension Service is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. For more information about meetings, 4-H club membership or program benefits, contact John Gavin or Michelle Carter at the Bradley County Cooperative Extension office located at 100 East First Street in Warren, AR, or call 870-226-8410.
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Update From Police Department on Shooting Suspect
According to the Warren Police Department, Jalen Cobb who was wanted in connection to a shooting incident last Friday in Warren is in custody.
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Genealogy Society Elects Officers
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| Left to Right: Secretary Lana Pagan, Program Chairman Rusty Rowell, and President Jack Scobey. Not pictured; Treasurer Brenda Ezell |
Elected were Jack Scobey, President; Lana Pagan, Secretary; Brenda Ezell, Treasurer; and Rusty Rowell, Program Chairman.
The society meets the last Sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. each month.
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Watch Warren vs. Crossett On-Demand
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Dollar General Store Robbed Sunday Night
The Warren Police Department and the Arkansas State Police are investigating an armed robbery that took place around 11:00 P.M. Sunday night September 25th at the Dollar Store on Central Street. A black male wearing a hoodie with his face disguised entered through an unlocked door, right at closing time and took cash from the store. There were no injuries and the suspect left on foot. Authorities are reviewing camera footage of the incident and are working the case urgently.
Anyone with information about this crime should contact the Warren Police Department at once by calling 870-226-3703.
Anyone with information about this crime should contact the Warren Police Department at once by calling 870-226-3703.
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Warren Band Parents Needed
The Warren Band will be hosting the Region 3 Marching Assessment on October 18, 2016. Because of this, the Warren Band Parents Association is in need of parents to be involved in several different jobs at this contest. Therefore, a mandatory meeting of the Warren Band Parents Association will be held on October 4, 2016 at 7 pm in the high school band room. If you are a parent of any band member grades 6-12 please plan to attend this very important meeting. The band parents help fund many activities for the entire band program and your help will be greatly appreciated. See you on October 4th.
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Arrest Report: September 26, 2016
The following are innocent until proven guilty:
Jalen Cobb, 14 Halligan Circle, Warren, AR., age 24, arrested on FTA warrant, (9-19-16)
Jermaine Jackson, 207 W. Ash St., Warren, AR., age 39, charged with robbery (9-19-16)
Fred Newton, 908 Pierson St., Warren, AR., age 23, charged with endangering welfare of a minor (9-20-16)
Merisha Mitchell, 302 George St., Warren, AR., age 25, arrested on Bradley County Warrant, 3rd degree assault on family member (9-20-16)
Cammeron Gilliland, 1805 Bradley 8 N., Warren, AR., age 20, arrested on FTA warrant (9-20-16)
Mario C. Alexander, 406 S. Wise St., Warren, age 27, arrested on bench warrant (9-20-16)
Tammasha Swanigan, 1009 Rich St., Warren, AR., age 19, charged with shoplifting (9-21-26)
Jamie Norrell, 5616 Chethum Ave., White Hall, AR., age 28, charged with driving on suspended license (9-22-16)
Frankie Herring, 20 Railroad Ave., Warren, AR., age 61, arrested on FTA warrant, 5 days jail time (9-23-16)
Jalen Cobb, #14 Halligan Circle, Warren, AR., age 23, arrested on warrant for terroristic act (9-23-16)
Kenneth J. Francis, 166 Bradley 98, Warren, AR., age 50, charged with aggravated assault (9-24-16)
Bryant Nelson, 506 Bond St., Warren, AR., age 34, charged with criminal trespassing, 10 days jail time 99-24-16)
Ereion Robinson, 401 W. Church St., Warren, AR., age 23, charged with disorderly conduct and battery 3rd (9-24-16)
Christopher Tripplet, 236 Wheeler St., Warren, AR., age 31, charged with disorderly conduct and battery 3rd (9-24-16)
Dareion Warren, 401 W. Church St., Warren, AR., age 18, charged with disorderly conduct and battery 3rd (9-24-16)
Keenan Jenkins, Greenlee Apt. 5, Smith Road, Warren, AR., age 22, charged with disorderly conduct and battery 3rd (9-24-26)
Jesse James, 507 Howard St., Warren, AR., age 22, arrested on Bradley County warrant, 10 days jail time (9-25-16)
Rickey Johnson, 514 N. Myrtle, Warren, AR., age 53, charged with public intoxication (9-25-16)
Jalen Cobb, 14 Halligan Circle, Warren, AR., age 24, arrested on FTA warrant, (9-19-16)
Jermaine Jackson, 207 W. Ash St., Warren, AR., age 39, charged with robbery (9-19-16)
Fred Newton, 908 Pierson St., Warren, AR., age 23, charged with endangering welfare of a minor (9-20-16)
Merisha Mitchell, 302 George St., Warren, AR., age 25, arrested on Bradley County Warrant, 3rd degree assault on family member (9-20-16)
Cammeron Gilliland, 1805 Bradley 8 N., Warren, AR., age 20, arrested on FTA warrant (9-20-16)
Mario C. Alexander, 406 S. Wise St., Warren, age 27, arrested on bench warrant (9-20-16)
Tammasha Swanigan, 1009 Rich St., Warren, AR., age 19, charged with shoplifting (9-21-26)
Jamie Norrell, 5616 Chethum Ave., White Hall, AR., age 28, charged with driving on suspended license (9-22-16)
Frankie Herring, 20 Railroad Ave., Warren, AR., age 61, arrested on FTA warrant, 5 days jail time (9-23-16)
Jalen Cobb, #14 Halligan Circle, Warren, AR., age 23, arrested on warrant for terroristic act (9-23-16)
Kenneth J. Francis, 166 Bradley 98, Warren, AR., age 50, charged with aggravated assault (9-24-16)
Bryant Nelson, 506 Bond St., Warren, AR., age 34, charged with criminal trespassing, 10 days jail time 99-24-16)
Ereion Robinson, 401 W. Church St., Warren, AR., age 23, charged with disorderly conduct and battery 3rd (9-24-16)
Christopher Tripplet, 236 Wheeler St., Warren, AR., age 31, charged with disorderly conduct and battery 3rd (9-24-16)
Dareion Warren, 401 W. Church St., Warren, AR., age 18, charged with disorderly conduct and battery 3rd (9-24-16)
Keenan Jenkins, Greenlee Apt. 5, Smith Road, Warren, AR., age 22, charged with disorderly conduct and battery 3rd (9-24-26)
Jesse James, 507 Howard St., Warren, AR., age 22, arrested on Bradley County warrant, 10 days jail time (9-25-16)
Rickey Johnson, 514 N. Myrtle, Warren, AR., age 53, charged with public intoxication (9-25-16)
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Warren Police Issue Juvenile Citations
The Warren Police Department has issued six juveniles citations for disorderly conduct and battery 3rd. The citations were issued based upon damage done to property and one individual being hit by a bb gun. The injuries were not serious and according to authorities, they do not believe there was intent to harm. All six will face a juvenile judge in court.
Warren police indicated they think the young people were goofing off and did not try to hurt anyone.
Warren police indicated they think the young people were goofing off and did not try to hurt anyone.
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Wynonna & the Big Noise Christmas at the El Dorado
Five-time Grammy winner Wynonna and her band The Big Noise, led by her husband/drummer/producer, Cactus Moser, are once again hitting the road – in an unforgettable way! “A Wynonna & The Big Noise Christmas” will include a mix of holiday favorites and Wynonna’s biggest hits as well as brand new music.
Respected by the millions of fans who are drawn to her music and her undeniable talent, Wynonna’s rich and commanding voice has sold over 30 million albums worldwide spanning a remarkable 33-year career. Charting countless singles including 20 #1 hits and over 60 industry awards, the iconic performer was dubbed by Rolling Stone as “the greatest female country singer since Patsy Cline.”
“A Wynonna & the Big Noise Christmas” will feature incomparable arrangements from The Big Noise, putting Wynonna’s voice front and center for what promises to be a truly memorable evening of music and holiday magic.
Tickets are reserved-seating and go on-sale to the public Tuesday, October 4th at 10 AM and will be available at HYPERLINK "http://www.mainstreeteldorado.org" www.mainstreeteldorado.org or by calling the office of Main Street El Dorado at (870) 862-4747. Ticket prices are $50 (Orchestra), $45 (Parquet) $40 (Balcony) & $35 (Upper-Balcony).
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Second Person Arrested for Shooting Incident, More Expected
According to the Warren Police Department, a second suspect, Demarkus Calbert, has been arrested in the shooting incident at the corner of S. Martin and Wheeler Streets which took place Friday night, September 16. They further indicated that more arrests are expected.
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BCEDC Discusses Office Management
Due to a family health crisis, the executive director of the Bradley County Economic Development Corporation has been out of the office for several days and will likely continue to be unable to work for at least a few more weeks. A good amount of time was spent Monday during the September 26th board meeting talking about options to keep the office open and operating. Two individuals have offered to volunteer part time to assist in keeping the office open on a regular basis.
In other action, the board was briefed on the financial report by accountant Bob Milton.
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In other action, the board was briefed on the financial report by accountant Bob Milton.
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Warren School Board Acts On Eastside Charter
In other business the board adopted the 2016-2017 budget.The total budget as approved is as follows:
Total district teacher salary/operating/debt service
-revenue $13,017,351.43
-expenditures $12,684,752.08
Total restricted operating,( includes adult education, state categorical, SEABEC, ABC )
-revenue $3,374,417,36
-expenditures $3,618,194.94
Total Other ( includes building facilities, federal, food service )
-revenue $3,156,009.87
-expenditures $3,421,787.63
Total Budget= Revenue $19,547,778.66, Expenditures $19,727,734.65
Ending balance of $3,879,502.35
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Citgo in Hermitage Robbed at Gunpoint Saturday AM
According to Hermitage Police Chief Ben Poole, an armed robbery occurred Saturday, September 24, at 5:20 a.m. at the Citgo Station on Main Street in Hermitage. A black male wearing a ski mask and dark clothing entered the building and told the clerk to lay down on the floor. He proceeded to rob the store of cash and a few packages of cigarettes. The robber left on foot. No one was hurt. The Hermitage Police Department and the Arkansas State Police are working the case.
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Log-a-Load for Kids Raises $55,000+
Bradley County Log-a-Load for Kids was held Saturday, September 24 in the Family Life Center of Immanuel Baptist Church. Over 200 people attended the event. The early preliminary total for the event reports that they raised over $55,000.
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EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS CLUBS SEEKING NEW MEMBERS
An EH Club is a group of people who meet once a month to learn more about issues
facing people today: personal and home safety; family relations and human development; foods
and nutrition; the management of family resources; leadership; and clothing and textiles. These
clubs also volunteer their time to important activities like the All Tomato Luncheon and Bradley
County Fair. They donate time, goods and services to such worthy people and events as the
Angel Tree, the Ronald McDonald House, making cancer turbans, and many others.
In the past, Extension Homemakers Clubs have been known as FACE Clubs and Home
Demonstration Clubs. We have three traditional clubs in Bradley County. Each month, a
designated leader from each attends a county-wide leader training conducted by the Cooperative
Extension Service. These leaders then present the lesson to their fellow club members at their
monthly meeting. We also have two project clubs in Bradley County, the Bradley Block
Builders (Quilting) Club and Scrapper’s 10 Club, which also meet once a month.
Anyone who is interested in improving home and community life may join EHC. You
may join one of the three traditional clubs in the county, the project clubs, or become a memberat-large.
Members-at-large may attend any special meetings and receive the Homemakers News
newsletter. All EH clubs are open to all eligible persons regardless of race, color, sex, gender
identity, sexual orientation, national origin, religion, age, disability, marital or veteran status,
genetic information, or any other legally protected status. The Cooperative Extension Service is
an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. Listed below, you will find the names of
the Bradley County Extension Homemakers Clubs, the meeting time of each, and the president
of each club.
Club Meeting Time President
Banks 2nd Thursday – 2:00 p.m. Georgia Mae Smith
Friendship 2nd Wednesday – 11:00 a.m. Tabitha Herrington
Block Builders 2nd Thursday – 6:00 p.m. Wanda Carr
Scrapper’s 10 4th Tuesday – 6:30 p.m. Judy Simmons
N.E.C. 2nd Monday – 6:00 p.m. Amy Baggett
If you are interested in joining an EH Club or if you would like more information, please
call Michelle Carter at the Extension Office, located at 100 East First Street, Warren, AR, at 870-
226-8410.
facing people today: personal and home safety; family relations and human development; foods
and nutrition; the management of family resources; leadership; and clothing and textiles. These
clubs also volunteer their time to important activities like the All Tomato Luncheon and Bradley
County Fair. They donate time, goods and services to such worthy people and events as the
Angel Tree, the Ronald McDonald House, making cancer turbans, and many others.
In the past, Extension Homemakers Clubs have been known as FACE Clubs and Home
Demonstration Clubs. We have three traditional clubs in Bradley County. Each month, a
designated leader from each attends a county-wide leader training conducted by the Cooperative
Extension Service. These leaders then present the lesson to their fellow club members at their
monthly meeting. We also have two project clubs in Bradley County, the Bradley Block
Builders (Quilting) Club and Scrapper’s 10 Club, which also meet once a month.
Anyone who is interested in improving home and community life may join EHC. You
may join one of the three traditional clubs in the county, the project clubs, or become a memberat-large.
Members-at-large may attend any special meetings and receive the Homemakers News
newsletter. All EH clubs are open to all eligible persons regardless of race, color, sex, gender
identity, sexual orientation, national origin, religion, age, disability, marital or veteran status,
genetic information, or any other legally protected status. The Cooperative Extension Service is
an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. Listed below, you will find the names of
the Bradley County Extension Homemakers Clubs, the meeting time of each, and the president
of each club.
Club Meeting Time President
Banks 2nd Thursday – 2:00 p.m. Georgia Mae Smith
Friendship 2nd Wednesday – 11:00 a.m. Tabitha Herrington
Block Builders 2nd Thursday – 6:00 p.m. Wanda Carr
Scrapper’s 10 4th Tuesday – 6:30 p.m. Judy Simmons
N.E.C. 2nd Monday – 6:00 p.m. Amy Baggett
If you are interested in joining an EH Club or if you would like more information, please
call Michelle Carter at the Extension Office, located at 100 East First Street, Warren, AR, at 870-
226-8410.
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Samantha Clanton Exhibits Grand Champion Market Goat
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