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MLive is proud to feature all of the local Church activities, revivals, singings, and other events, every Sunday morning, here in the Sunday Bulletin.
Evangelists Dean and Peggy Caldwell will be in Revival beginning this Sunday, June 16th through Wednesday at Oak Grove Assembly of God. Service times Sunday are 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. Monday through Wednesday evening.
The church is located at the corner of Oakland and Winchester Rd. in Monticello. Pastor Dr. Bobby Spencer invites everyone to attend. A baby nursery will be provided for all services. For more information visit www.oakgroveassembly.org or call the church office at 870-367-3159.
Monthly, 3rd Tuesday at 1 pm (6/18; 7/16; 8/20; 9/17; 10/15)
At The Woods of Monticello Conference room
For family caregivers and professional caregivers seeking support and more information 0n Alzheimer’s disease.
Anyone with questions should call Pam Leeper at 367-6852, the Alzheimer’s Care Director, A Certified Dementia Practitioner (CDP).
The Woods of Monticello, 1194 North Chester St., 870-367-6852
The Monticello Church of Christ invites you to their Vacation Bible School, Monday through Thursday, June 17-20, beginning each evening at 6:30-8:30.
The theme for the week is “Circus of Faith” where we will spotlight some qualities that come from having faith in God.
We will have Bible stories and songs, refreshments, and arts and crafts. Classes are for children ages 2 through 6th Grade.
We will also have an adult class each evening which will study the same Bible lessons being shared with the children.
We are located at 631 South Gabbert. Please join us for this very special week.
According to Drew County Sheriff Mark Gober, Sunday , Drew County Sheriff’s Department authorities were contacted in reference to an older, white male in a green Ford pickup at Lake Monticello taking pictures of young females in their bathing suits.
According the Drew County Sheriff Mark Gober, around 8:15 Monday evening. a deputy conducted a traffic stop on a Dodge Durango on W. Conrad Street. The Durango then failed to use their turn signal and almost caused an accident on HWY 425, while turning south.
At Thursday evening’s monthly School Board meeting, Superintendent Johnston gave an update on the vandalism issue. The students apologized to the School Board at last month’s meeting. Read the rest of this entry »
Improvements to Highways 11B and 114 will require lane closures next week in Star City, according to AHTD officials.
Crews will be repairing and resurfacing 1 mile of Highways 11B and 114 (East Arkansas Avenue), extending west from Highway 425 (Lincoln Avenue).
The alternating lane closures will be Monday, June 17th through Wednesday, June 19th between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., weather permitting.
Local management company seeking an apartment manager.
Must be willing to live on-site.
Apartment and utilities furnished.
Must be organized, have people skills as well as general math skills, and be able to complete multiple forms.
Will train qualified person.
Credit and Background checks are required.
Resumes should be emailed to tsmresume@yahoo.com or faxed to (870) 367-8422.
This institution is an equal opportunity employer.
On Monday, as always, I began the week with a meeting down at the road department, where our crews made their plan of work for the week. Also that day, I met with a resident to discuss concerns about a road situation. Later that evening, I attended a meeting of the Drew County Historical Society.
According to the information in the chart below, it seems every other city and/or town in southeast Arkansas has lost population, except for Monticello.
The information is from the Census Bureaus’s Population Estimates between the 2010 census and July 1, 2012.
Drew County seems to be the only county in the region that showed an increase in population (since the 2010 Census, through the period ending July 1, 2012) based on the US Census Bureaus’s population estimates.
The graphic below shows the population decreases that have taken place in our neighboring counties: Ashley, Bradley, Chicot, Desha, and Lincoln Counties.
Eric Manos gets an adrenaline rush from wrestling 600 pounds of angry steer to the ground. Most thrill-seekers might consider safer ways to get their kicks, but Manos insists he’s never been injured, at least not seriously. “I’ve been banged up and bruised a little, but I’ve never been hurt bad,” he says. “I just love the action.”
Manos will get plenty of action in the next few days as he represents the University of Arkansas at Monticello at the College National Finals Rodeo which beginsSunday at the Casper Events Center in Casper, Wyoming.
Local office seeking employee to work 40 hours per week.
Must be organized, have general math skills, answer multi-line phone system, like working with the public and have computer skills.
Credit and Background checks are required.
Resumes should be emailed to tsmresume@yahoo.com or faxed to (870) 367-8422.
This institution is an equal opportunity employer.
South Arkansas Community College has announced its President’s Honor Roll for the 2012-2013 academic year.
To be eligible, a student must have a cumulative grade-point average of at least 3.5 and have completed at least 15 hours.
Drew County students included are: Read the rest of this entry »
After several months of being a 2-way stop, the intersection of Cherry and Jackson Streets has now been changed back to a 4-way stop.
The proposed purpose of the original change was due to large trucks using the street.
Be careful of the revised change, til every gets back into the habit of stopping on both streets.
The Jordan Park entrance sign has recently been rebuilt by city employees, following its March destruciton, apparently after being struck by a large vehicle, who left the scene.
Workers were able to salvage the lettering and most of the brick from March to rebuild hte sign.
Annie went missing two days ago from Coleman area.
Wearing a leopard puppy collar.
She is half schnauzer half Australian Shepard!
I am offering a reward!!
Call 8708310443 or 8707236501!
The Monticello Fire Dept was paged to the report of a fire in the attic of a College Street home, Monday afternoon, just before 3 o’clock.
The fire was quickly extinguished, and the smoldering materials removed from the area..
The probable cause in fires like this is usually electrical.
“Country Nights, Carnival Lights” is the theme of the 2013 Drew County Fair & Livestock Show.
This year’s fair dates are Sept. 16-21. with the Fair Pageants and talent show scheduled for Sept. 9-14
There is a tie for the “Best News” about the fair.
1. The new Livestock Barn is near completion, and will be in use for this year’s fair.
2 A Junior Fair Board has been formed and will be assisting with this year’s fair.
Remember to start planning your exhibits, now. The County Extension Office can provide information to help you.
Also, make plans to include your business, club, or organization in the Commercial Booth area. Call Brenda Reed at 723-6740 to reserve your booth.
Hubert and Evelyn McKeown, longtime fair supporters and Rock Springs residents, have been selected to serve as the 2013 Drew County Fair Parade Marshals.
The fair parade will be held September 17.
The Drew County fair board is pleased to announce our 2013 Jr. Fair Board. This is our first year for this group and it is showing to be a great decision.
The purpose of the Jr. Fair Board is to increase the support of our youth, and educate them in the operations in community programs, such as the County Fair.
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Dan’s Towing
Medllin’s Metal Roofing
Clearview
Reggie’s Lock & Key
Cass Martin Realty
SEEMS
Immanuel Baptist Church
City Drug
DMH Carti
Arkansas Carpet
Drew Outdoor & Casual Wear
Holiday Inn Express
Booth 7B
First Presbyterian Church
AM Rental & Sales
$100 Monthly Prize
Mt. Tabor
Arkansas AG
Young’s BBQ
Ray Ryburn Real Estate
Searcy & Associates
Reliable Truck & Tire
Monticello Animal Clinic
Mr. Bug
Heavenly Care Detail
Jones Custom Backhoe Service, LLC
The Guest House
Triple A (Custom Trucks/Spee-D-Lube)
Greenscape Nursery
Coin Collectors
Mullis Insurance
Tiner’s
Farm Bureau
Bone’s Auto Parts
Southern Quality Construction