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All Warren Police Officers Have Body Cameras

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According to Warren Chief of Police Shawn Hildreth, all Warren police officers are now equipped with body cameras that record the activities going on around the officers.  In addition, all city police cars are now equipped with cameras to record stops and activities around the police units.  Chief Hildreth believes the cameras will help protect both officers and citizens and assure the protection of life and property.

The chief expressed his thanks to Mayor Bryan Martin and the Warren City Council for purchasing the cameras.  He believes it will enhance the enforcement of law and provide increased safety.

WHS Homecoming to Be Held October 7

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Left to Right:  Alexis Dunaway, Katelyn Dunaway, Kaylee Jo Mann, Jakyra Miller, Queen Hannah Richey, Blaine Morman, Reese Morman, Krista Sparks, and Denisha Stallings
Senior Hannah Richey was recently elected 2016 Warren Lumberjack Homecoming Queen by the student body in grades 10-12.  Queen Hannah is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Richey.  She will be crowned during the Homecoming Coronation which will be held Friday, October 7, at 12:30 p.m. in the Warren Cultural Center.  Queen Hannah will be escorted in the coronation ceremony by seniors Hayden Lassiter and Dennis Daniels.  Hayden is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Shannon Lassiter.  Dennis is the son of the late Mr. Dennis Daniels and Mrs. Deborah Kemp.  In the halftime presentation, Queen Hannah will be escorted by her father.  Attendants for the queen are Landen Michael McKinley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chad McKinley and Bailey Grace Thornton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Thornton.  Serving in the queen’s court are eight senior maids.

Maid Alexis Dunaway is the daughter of Mr. David Dunaway and Ms. Reecia Dunaway.  She will be escorted in the coronation ceremony by senior Ryan Smith.  Ryan is the son of Mr. Jessie Stephney and Ms. Patricia Smith.  In the halftime presentation, Alexis will be escorted by her grandfather, Dr. Joe Dunaway.

Maid Katelynn Elizabeth Dunaway is the daughter of Mr. Brandon Dunaway and Ms. Tonia Dunaway.  She will be escorted in the coronation ceremony by senior Greyson Ashcraft. Greyson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ashcraft.  In the halftime presentation, Katelynn will be escorted by her grandfather, Mr. Ken VanDerZwalm.

Maid Kaylee Jo Mann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joey Mann.  She will be escorted in the coronation ceremony by senior Byron Person, Jr.  Byron is the son of Mr. Byron Person, Sr. and Ms. Rochelle Steel.  In the halftime presentation, Kaylee Jo will be escorted by her father.

Maid Jakrya Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Dodds.  She will be escorted in the coronation ceremony by seniors Mason Ross and De’Vonta Brown. Mason is the son of Mr. Frederick Thompson and Ms. Regina Ross.  De’Vonta is the son of Mr. Bryant Green and Ms. Beverly Brown. In the halftime presentation, Jakrya will be escorted by her step-father, Mr. Christopher Dodds, and grandfather, Daniel Rochell.

Maid Blaine Morman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Morman.  She will be escorted in the coronation ceremony by senior Carrington Gilbert. Carrington is the son of Mr. Tyrone Gilbert and Ms. LaTonya Gilbert.  In the halftime presentation, Blaine will be escorted by her father.

Maid Reese Morman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Morman.  She will be escorted in the coronation ceremony by senior Gaige Watson.  Gaige is the son of Mr. Alex Harris and Mrs. Hiddi Watson.  In the halftime presentation, Reese will be escorted by her grandfather, Kermit Puterbaugh.

Maid Krista Michelle Sparks is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sparks.  She will be escorted in the coronation ceremony by senior football player Sergio Yepes. Sergio is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Yepes, Sr.  In the halftime presentation, Krista will be escorted by her father.

Maid Denisha Stallings is the daughter of Mr. Patrick Stallings and Ms. Karen Furlough.  She will be escorted in the coronation ceremony by senior D’Shawn Jackson.  D’Shawn is the son of Mr. Kevin Childs and Ms. Blanche Jackson.  In the halftime presentation, Denisha will be escorted by both of her parents.

The coronation ceremony will begin promptly at 12:30 p.m.  The doors will be closed at 12:20, and all people planning to attend need to be seated by that time.

Following the coronation, the parade will be held at 2:00 p.m. and will begin on North Main Street at the corner of Bond Street.  It will travel south to Church Street and will then turn west for one block before turning north on Myrtle Street. A community-wide pep assembly will be held on the Courthouse Square.


The football game will kick off at 7:00 p.m., and Queen Hannah and her royal court will be presented to the fans at halftime.

Hospital Administrator Leaving Warren

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According to Freddie Mobley, Chairman of the Board of Bradley County Medical Center, Hospital Administrator Rex Jones has resigned to take a position in Magnolia, Arkansas.  Mr. Jones made his plans known to hospital staff Wednesday, September 28th.  He has been CEO of Bradley County Medical Center for just over three years.  He will be leaving November, 18th.

Mr. Jones told SRC that he was leaving for an excellent opportunity personally but with a degree of sadness as he has enjoyed Warren and the people he has worked with.  He stated he believes BCMC has a fine staff and do a good job.  

Mr. Mobley indicated that the board will be meeting soon to make plans for seeking a new CEO. More information will be forthcoming as to the board's plans.


Fundraiser to Benefit Veterans Museum Set for Sept. 30

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The Captain Robert Abernethy Chapter of the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution), with the help of the Tyson’s Cook Team, is organizing a chicken dinner fundraiser for the Bradley County Veterans’ Museum.  The event will take place on September 30, at 11:00, at the First United Methodist Church of Warren.  A ticket is $ 7.00.  You can purchase your tickets at the Bradley County Chamber of Commerce, Bradley County Veterans’ Museum,  First State Bank, Union Bank, and Warren Bank.



Woman's Club Celebrates 100th Anniversary

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Left to Right:  JeNelle Lipton, Diane Purvis, Glenda Cross, Mayor Bryan Martin and Diane Fowler
The GFWC Warren Woman's Club held a reception from 3:00 - 5:30 p.m., Thursday, September 29, 2016 in the Bradley County Historical Museum celebrating their 100th Anniversary.  Not only has the club been instrumental in civic programs locally, in the history of the club, three of the local members have served as GFWC State Presidents:  JeNelle Lipton, Clydine Davis, and currently serving Diane Fowler.
Glenda Cross presents Joanne Richardson with a 25-year
service pin.

Mayor Bryan Martin attended the reception and issued a proclamation honoring the club.

As part of the celebration, the  club presented a pin to Joanne Richardson recognizing her for over 25 years of service to the Warren Woman's Club.  Mrs. Richardson was the President from 1994-1996.

The event was well attended by members of the community as well as family members of current and past members.


Current State GFWC President Diane Fowler, Clydine Davis, Diane Purvis, and Glenda Cross



Dedication of New Field Set for 6:40 PM

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The Warren School District will dedicate the new turf and upgrades to James E. Hurley, Jr. Stadium tonight at 6:40.  Fans the Lumberjacks and patrons of the district are encouraged to come out for this dedicatory service.  

Armstrong Flooring Foundation Donates $1500 to BCMC

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Representatives of the Armstrong Flooring Foundation presented a check in the amount of $1500 to the Bradley County Medical Center Tuesday, September 27.  The funds came from the Armstrong Flooring Foundation in the name of the Armstrong Witt Facility.

In the photo are left to right:

Rex Jones - Hospital Administrator
Steve Ellis - Plant Manager
Charles O'Neal - Hospital Foundation Treasure
Marty Reep - EHS Manager
Patsy Watson - Purchasing Manager

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Circuit Judge Agrees To Pleas

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Two pleas have recently been approved by Judge Sam Pope in Bradley county Circuit Court.  In each case the defendants were found guilty as a result of the agreements reached.

Brandi Michelle Brumley plead guilty to possession of methamphetamine and was sentenced to 12 months probation and ordered to pay court cost.  The are numerous conditions assigned to the probation order.

Ricky J. Johnson was sentenced to 24 months in the Department of Corrections for violation of probation and numerous criminal violations.  He must pay some court fees as well.  Mr.Johnson agreed to the plea.

Special Called Hermitage School Board Meetings

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The Hermitage School Board meet twice in called session during September, 2016.  The first meeting was conducted September 21, 2016 for the purpose of hearing the AdvancEd Exit report.
The second meeting was held September, 26, 2016.  During the meeting of the 26th, the board approved ACSIP assurances and the 5% salary resolution as required.

During the meeting of the 26th, the board approved the new school budget for 2017-2017 and received training on school finance matters.  The training was provided by Ray Beardsley.

Tomato Festival Committee Reviews 2016 Financial Report

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Members of the 2016 Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival Committee met September 22, 2016 to review the final financial report for 2016 and discuss plans for 2017.  Mike Nichols, who served as chairman for the 2016 festival presided.

According to the final 2016 report, the festival finished with total assets of $826.97.  This is compared to a -$17,800.66 in 2015.  This means the festival paid off all unpaid bills for 2015 and paid all bills for 2016.  It should be noted that the Warren Forward organization, which in the past loaned the festival money, is still owed some $2900.00, but all private vendors have been paid in full.  The festival is now an event that exceeds $100,000.00 per year in revenue and expenses.

Income for the 2016 festival came from activities such as:
5K run, All Tomato Luncheon, Arts & Crafts, Car Show, Carnival, Cutest Dog Contest, Entertainment, Food Vendors, Gun Raffle, Pageants, Steak Cook-off, T-Shirt sales, Talent contest, Trap shoot and Personal contributions.  Many individuals and businesses gave money to help make the festival a success.

Expenses covered all aspects of the festival with the largest being the purchase of T-shirts and payment for entertainment.

The Committee for 2017 will begin meeting throughout the remainder of 2016 and into 2017 in preparation for the June, 2017 festival.  Mr. Nichols thanked all the committee members and volunteers for their hard work and dedication.      

Homecoming Schedule at Warren

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Homecoming Coronation will begin at 12:30, doors will close at 12:20.

Students will be dismissed from school at 1:30 pm.

The Homecoming Parade will begin at 2:00 pm on Main Street.

Kickoff will be at 7:00 pm.

Rotary Hears Program About Arkansas Migrant Education Program

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Rotarian Carla Wardlaw invited Clare Ortiz, Jessica Carter, and Martha Izquierdo to come speak to club about the Arkansas Migrant Education Program
that is available to families who work in agriculture.

Picture left to right Martha Izquierdo, Jessica Carter, Clare Ortiz, Carla
Wardlaw.

Martha Reed Retires from SEAHDC After 33 years.

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Martha Reed makes remarks at her retirement reception.
A retirement celebration was held Friday, September 30, 2016 for Martha Reed for her 33 years of faithful service to the clients at the Southeast Arkansas Human Development Center.  The mistress of ceremonies was Wanda Hampton.  A prayer was rendered by Wayne Austin, and scripture was read by Beverly Davis.  A welcome and the occasion was given by Larry Smith.  Carla Lawson presented a solo entitled "This is You Season," with music provided by Elder Jerry Butler.  Delicious food was provided.  A tribute was provided by representatives of the rehab department and by Pat Williams. A number of other tributes were made by other co-workers.  A proclamation was presented by Mayor Bryan Martin designating Sept. 30, 2016 as Martha Reed day in Warren.  A number of gifts were presented the Martha from her co-workers.  Martha spoke reminiscing about her years with the Center and thanking everyone for attending and sharing this moment with her.
Jeremiah Ollison, James Ollison, (brothers of Martha) and Raymond Harris enjoyed sharing the moment with Martha.
Center:  Martha's mother, Mrs. Georgia Ollison sits with her daughter, Martha, at the reception.


Lumberjack Live to Live Stream Homecoming Coronation & Parade

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Lumberjack Live will live stream the 2016 Warren Lumberjack Homecoming Coronation which is set to begin promptly at 12:30 p.m. Friday, October 7.  Following the coronation ceremony, we will also live stream the Homecoming Parade.  If you wish to view these, you must subscribe.  To do so, go to lumberjacklive.com.  These events will also be available to watch on demand later.  The halftime show this week will feature the Homecoming Court Presentation.



Fundraiser Banquet to Benefit Hope Place Oct. 11

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The 2016 Fundraiser Banquet and Silent Auction to benefit Hope Place will be held Tuesday, October 11 at First Baptist Church located at 310 S. Main Street in Warren in the Activities Center.

A silent auction will begin at 5:45 p.m.  Seating will begin at 6:00 p.m. with the program beginning at 6:30 p.m.

No children under the age of 10 will be permitted due to the topics discussed.

You must have a reservation to attend the banquet.  Call 870-226-4456 or email hopeplacewarren2911@gmail.com.

Retired Teacher to Meet Oct. 11

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The Bradley County Retired Teacher Association will meet on October 11, 2016 at Golden Girl's Restaurant beginning at 11:00 A. M.

Guest speaker for the event will be Mary Alice Hughes, a representative form Health Advantage.

SEACAC Board Meeting

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Southeast Arkansas Community Action Corporation Governing Board of Directors will meet in their regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, October 18, 2016.  The meeting will begin at 10:30 a.m. and will be held at the SEACAC Complex located at 1208 North Myrtle Street in Warren.  The meeting is open to the public.  SEACAC serves Ashley, Bradley, Chicot, Desha and Drew Counties in Southeast Arkansas.  

Door Hanger Painting Class Set for Oct. 29

Arrest Report: October 3, 2016

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The following are innocent until proven guilty:

Demarkus Calbert, #20 Halligan Circle, Warren, AR., age 24, charged with terroristic act (9-26-16)

Dustin Lasyone, 910 N. Grove St., Winnfield, LA., age 24, charged with fraudulent use of credit card and forgery (9-26-16)

Terry Wayne Jones, 908 N. Charlotte St., Frodyce, AR., age 28, court (9-29-16)

Estaban Gomez, 137 Bradley 232, Warren, AR., age 43, arrested on warrant (9-30-16)

Jamar Hampton, 504 Mona Lisa, Warren, AR., age 19, charged with terroristic act (10-1-16)

Timothy White, 605 1/2 Butler St., Warren, AR., age 54, charged with public intoxication (10-1-16)

Billy Joe Webb, Jr., Hermitage Apt. D32, Hermitage, AR., age 24, charged with theft of property, possession of instrument of crime (102-16)
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