Numerous volunteers from SeaArk Boats dedicated time and effort to the Hope Place in Monticello on March 21st. Under the leadership of employees Charlie Hoover and Jesse Cartwright, a team of SeaArk volunteers undertook essential maintenance and beautification projects at the local shelter.
The day’s tasks focused on vital upkeep, starting with pressure washing to clean the walkways, which brightened the shelter’s outward appearance. Volunteers cleared out withered shrubs and spread fresh mulch, breathing new life into the landscape. They also did some necessary repairs to the facility’s wheelchair ramp, alongside other enhancements that contributed to the inviting feel of Hope Place.
“This is one of several initiatives that we have planned for the year. I am grateful that we can give a little back to these organizations that do so much for our community..”, shared SeaArk Boats President Steve Henderson.
SeaArk Boats is committed to making a positive impact in the community, not only through its business operations but also through active engagement in local service projects.
Any time a child is abused or neglected, it is a tragedy. Unfortunately, it happens every day, in every community. The month of April is recognized across the nation as Child Abuse Prevention Month. It is a time to come together as a community to increase awareness and provide education and support to help prevent child abuse and neglect. 
The CALL in SEA is expanding their work across Ashley, Bradley, Chicot, Desha, Drew, and Lincoln counties. The mission of The CALL is to educate, encourage, and equip the Christian community to provide a future and hope for children in foster care in Arkansas. The CALL’s vision is no waiting children in foster care in Arkansas. The CALL recruits, trains, and supports foster and adoptive families to step into the gap for children in crisis. The statewide organization is defined by its core values: Christ-centered, church-focused, relational, service-oriented, accountable, and excellence-driven.
Quail Forever’s 2023/2024 Farmer of the Year Award, sponsored by John Deere, is presented to Jason Cater of Monticello, Arkansas. The annual award recognizes the innovative use of precision ag technology and utilization of data to identify profitable solutions for agriculture and wildlife on working lands throughout America. 
The spring 2024 season of Seark Miracle League is right around the corner. Starting April 9th and running through May 4th. Come out and support these amazing athletes. And a big Thank You to South Arkansas Rehab for sponsoring the spring season.
The Conrad Street water tower has been cleaned out, repainted and repaired inside and out. While we work to improve our infrastructure and water quality, we also want to take the opportunity to support our Weevils!
