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Williams Baptist ReleasesPresident’s Dean List (Walnut Ridge, Ark.) - Wil-liams Baptist College has re-leased the names of students on the President’s and Dean’s Lists for the 2013 fall semester. The President’s List includes those full-time students who achieved a perfect 4.0 grade point aver-age, while the Dean’s List is comprised of those with at least a 3.5 GPA. Williams is a four-year, liberal arts college at Walnut Ridge. Those making the President’s and Dean’s Lists from Arkansas, listed by county, were: Arkansas County: President’s List - DeWitt: Hallie Horton. Dean’s List - Humphrey: Johnna Seeman. Benton County: President’s List - Rogers: Jovane Salinas. Boone County: President’s List - Omaha: Jessica Stovall. Dean’s List - Harrison: Anna Bell Smith. Clay County: President’s List - Corning: Matt Smith; Knobel: Holly Stormes; Peach Orchard: Darian Crider. Dean’s List - Corning: Ryan Bauschlicher; Piggott: Mallory Wright; Rec-tor: Morgan Hatcher, Hannah Scott, Kelsey Shavalia. Cleburne County: President’sList - Quitman: Alex-is Ingram. Dean’s List - Drasco: Brandt McDonald. Craighead County: Presi-dent’s List - Bono: Jenifer Rob-erts; Jonesboro: Becca Cato, Nicole Cornes, Elizabeth Har-mon, Haleigh Lloyd. Dean’s List - Bono: Mallory David-son; Jonesboro: Jessica Baugh, Laura Caples, Terry Flowers, Hannah Hodges, Adam Lowry, Hayley Overbay, Micah Whit-low; Lake City: R.J. Platz. Crittenden County: Presi-dent’s List - Earle: Josh Blan-sett; Marion, Hannah Wells. Dean’s List: West Memphis: Bethany Cummins. Cross County: President’s List - Wynne: Chelsea Clarkson. Faulkner County: Dean’s List - Conway: Alexus Clardy; Vi-lonia: Whitney Price, Whitney Wade. Fulton County: President’s List - Mammoth Spring: Kaitlin Stewart. Dean’s List - Salem: Mary Jane Conner; Viola: Mi-chaela Thompson. Garland County: Dean’s List - Percy: Shayna Beck. Greene County: President’s List - Paragould: Meagan Goza. Dean’s List - Marmaduke: Gena Miller, Ashley Shelton. Independence County: Presi-dent’s List - Batesville: Saman-tha Derrington, Lindsey Sharp. Dean’s List - Batesville: Nick Scarbrough. Izard County: President’s List

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Front Row (L to R):Anthony Hogg, Brandon Adams, Clint Smallwood, Ethan Farnam, Tyler Cotton, John Latham. Back Row (L to R): Alan Herrera, Will Lawrence, JJ Dunn, Hunter Tom-lin, Garrett Haney. (Photos by Sabra Ferguson)

Judy Bennett (sitting), holds her fourth completed book during her book signing, while GloriaCraig (standing), purchases one of her books for $20.

Judy Bennett discusses her book with friend of 68 years,Jenny Musko. (Photos by Heather Gordon)

Dardanelle Football Award Winners

FAN OF THE YEAR - Bob & Debbie Murphy. They received this award for their awesome Sand Lizard’s pride from dressing up every Friday in crazy gear, to going to every game no matter the distance. This year the Murphy’s lead the town in spirit.

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Judy Bennett, of Dardanelle, had a book signing on Jan. 24, between 1:00 and 3:30 p.m. at the Library in Dardanelle. She has completed her fourth book, and already has a charac-ter in mind for a fi fth.Mrs. Bennett has been writing since 1993, and started out with a writing called “The Greener Grass”, which she says was in-spired by her daughter always thinking the grass would’ve been greener on the other side. For example, her daughter want-ed to live in a bigger house. Along with this story, Bennett wrote about 10 others in her free time. Her husband, Dalton Ben-nett, used to tell their daughter bed time stories. This infl u-enced Judy to write the “Sheepy Weepy Adventure Stories”, for children. In approximately 2005, Judy found a portrait behind an old painting, and this inspired her to write the fi rst novel, “The Truth Lies Within”. When asked how she feels about reading her own books Mrs. Bennett stated, “I can’t read my books, because if I do I’m constantly thinking about what I could’ve changed or done better.”

Holla Bend National Wild-life Refuge will offer two quota youth hunts, April 12-13, 2014, and April 19-20, 2014. The bag limit for each quota hunt is one legal turkey. The youth hunt is restricted to youths 6-15 years of age. During these quota hunt week-ends, the refuge will be closed to all other hunt-related activi-ties including turkey scouting. Hunters can go to the refuge website: www.fws.gov/holla-bend and print off an application for youth quota hunts. Applica-tions for youth hunts can also be made on a postcard or index card mailed in an envelope. Include the applicant’s name, mailing address, contact phone number, and hunt weekend pref-erence. Applications can be mailed or hand delivered to Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge, 10448 Holla Bend Road, Darda-nelle, AR 72834. Applications must be received in the refuge offi ce or post-marked no later than January 31, 2014. Hunters will be selected by random draw and notifi ed by mail in February. For more in-formation contact Carla Mitch-ell, at the refuge offi ce, at (479) 229-4300.

Dardanelle Sr. Boys @ Subia-co AcademyFinal Dardanelle 41 Subiaco 54Score by quartersDHS 106 916 41SA 910 1223 54

Leading Scorers DardanelleAustin Steen 15Chris Kershner 7Leading RebounderLuis Depaz 7Leading Scorer SubiacoChirs Reed 20

Quote from Coach Sturdivant: I was really proud of our effort tonight. We came ready to play in a tough road environment. We did not shoot the ball very well from outside in this game or it could have been a differ-ent outcome. We played well enough defensively to give our-selves a shot in the 4th quarter, but just came up short.

Dardanelle @ Subiaco Jr. HighFinal Dardanelle 31 Subiaco 12Leading Scorers DardanelleBryland Young 10Hunter Jackson 6Kyle Smith 5

Quote from Coach White: We managed to go on the road and pick up an ugly win. I didn’t feel like we played very well offensively, but managed to get away from them in the 2nd half. We will play Dover Monday and Waldron Thursday of next week.

RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. (Janu-ary 17, 2014)--Friday, Jan. 31, is the deadline for high school seniors to register for the 2014 edition of Time-Out for Tech, the annual Ar-kansas Tech University preview day that provides prospective Arkansas Tech students with an opportunity to learn more about the academic programs, student housing options and campus life opportunities avail-able on the Russellville campus. Time-Out for Tech 2014 will be hosted by the Arkansas Tech Offi ce of Admissions on Thursday, Feb. 13. The event is open to all high school seniors and their families. Pre-registration is required for high school seniors planning to at-tend Time-Out for Tech. Registra-tion is available online at http://www.atu.edu/admissions/time-out2014.htm. Time-Out for Tech check-in will start at 8:30 a.m. on Feb. 13, and the program will begin with a 9:30 a.m. opening session at Tucker Coli-seum. There will be a drawing during the opening session for three tuition scholarships to Arkansas Tech for the fall 2014 semester. Individuals must be present to win. Following the opening session, high school seniors and their fami-lies will have an opportunity to meet with faculty from the academic pro-gram that interests them the most. Time-Out for Tech will also of-fer residence hall tours, a chance to meet with representatives from student organization and sessions with staff members from such cam-pus entities as fi nancial aid, athletics and Greek life. All Time-Out for Tech participants will receive a free T-shirt and a photo opportunity with campus ambassador Jerry the Bull-dog. For more information about Time-Out for Tech or about applying to become a student at Arkansas Tech University, call (800) 582-6953 or (479) 968-0343.

The club met on Jan. 7, 2014 atImogene Carter’s Home. Sarah Whitford led the groupsinging “Lily of the Valley,” andPatsy Partin gave the devotional. Roll call was answered with apersonal guiding thought for dailyguidance. In the order of business,the Secretary’s Offi ce was trans-ferred from Marilyn Roberts to KayKeys. Marilyn has served the offi ce ad-mirably for several years, and sheis still available to offer assistancewhen called upon. The Homemakers Club feels thatKay Keys will fi ll the role very hon-orably. Shirley Clements presented theprogram ‘Understanding Personali-ties’ and everyone enjoyed analyz-ing themselves. The meeting adjourned with thereading of the Club Creed and en-joying refreshments while visiting. The next meeting is scheduled forFeb. 4, 2014.

Local Author Has Book Signing At The River Valley Regional Library System

Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge Youth Turkey Hunts

Sand Lizard BoysBasketball ActionAganst Subiaco

Time-Out for Tech 2014 Deadline Approaching

- Sage: Paige Vickery; Violet Hill: Dakota Searcy. Dean’s List - Melbourne: Stacee Hargett. Jefferson County: Dean’s List - Pine Bluff: Haley Thompson. Lawrence County: President’s List - Black Rock: Whitney Meeks; College City: Edward Harthorn; Hoxie: Rachel Land; Lynn: Morgan Penn; Pow-hatan: Mary Miranda Doyle, Tadd Fore; Ravenden: Coy Yasler; Smithville: Allie Ev-ans, David McAnally; Walnut Ridge: Chuck Cagle, Khalil de Lima, Ashley Harris. Dean’s List - Hoxie: Tammy Vaughn; Imboden: Scott Evins, Heather Geurin; Lynn: Trent Neeley, Mackenzie Nunnally; Portia: Joy Callahan; Powhatan: Leo Li; Saffell: Haley Bell; Walnut Ridge: Rebecca Gill, Andrei Leal, Holly Looney, Shalia McCall, David Owiti, Brittney Pinkston, Matt Ryan, Allyson Smith, Holley Yates. Lonoke County: President’s List - Cabot: Matt Parker. Marion County: President’s List - Yellville: Darryl Drom-goole, Alyssa Rector. Dean’s List - Yellville: MeKenzie Hada, Eryn Rector. Miller County: Dean’s List - Texarkana: Jessica Perkins. Mississippi County: Presi-dent’s List - Manila: Kam Ashabranner. Dean’s List - Armorel: Callie Brooks; Dell: James Conner; Manila: Carla Ashabranner, Nikki Glass, Leigha Woody. Poinsett County: Dean’s List - Harrisburg: Kodi Graves. Pope County: President’s List - London: Jessica Rathbun; Russellville: April Upchurch. Pulaski County: President’s List - Maumelle: Hannah Alli-son. Dean’s List - Jacksonville: Kelly Standley; Sherwood: Lau-ren Ring. Randolph County: President’s List - Biggers: Kevin Hennings, Alisha Worsham; Maynard: A.J. Dauck; Pocahontas: Jared Camp, Brook dos Santos, Cade Liebhaber, Stephanie Robi-nett; Ravenden Springs: Jessica Martin. Dean’s List - Maynard: Logan Akins, Brittany Autry, Taylor Cox, Courtney Helms; Pocahontas: Kristi Bounds, Kim Golliver, Trevor Poe, Jean Rose, Meghan Vandergriff; Warm Springs: Tyler Chaffi n. Saline County: President’s List - Benton: Tara Creed; Hens-ley: Linda Stafford. Sharp County: President’s List - Cave City: Adam Eckard, Brittney Landers; Cherokee Vil-lage: Moriah Hendrix. St. Francis County: Presi-dent’s List - Colt: Miranda Neely Dean’s List - Forrest

City: Samantha Kearns. Van Buren County: Dean’s List - Clinton: Paxton Scott, Lanie Walsh. Washington County: Presi-dent’s List - Farmington: Ethan Risley. White County: President’s List - Searcy: Alli Thomas. Dean’s List - McRae: Rachel Shourd; Searcy: Adriana Najera. Yell County: President’s List - Dardanelle: Cendyl Carter.

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