Search
BIBLE
CLASSIFIEDS
OBITUARIES
LOCAL WEBSITES
Farmer’s Insurance Two
Ray’s
UAM News
UAM Sports
One 11 Southern Graphics 2
Clearview
Monticello Exxon
Searcy & Associates
State Farm Mark Gray
Delta Memorial Swing Bed_B
Monticello Tire (Goodyear)
Merchant & Planters Agency, INC.
ESA Staffing 2
Monticello Realty
Mr. Bug
Monticello Animal Clinic
Secure Storage 2
Bradley County Medical Center
Head of the Class
Commercial Bank
Chapman Tree Service
Pines Broadcasting Company
ESA Staffing
UAM A
Old Milo Farms Christmas Tree 2025 (Start Nov. 25th)
Avocados
T&A Rentals
One 11 Southern Graphics 1
Cass Martin Realty
Delta Memorial Swing Bed_A
Prescription Pad Pharmacy
Mingo Computer Consulting
Around 40 area residents took part in an informational discussion, Sunday afternoon,, after watching a video presentation by Rob Reep, of Warren, on the history of the Saline river.
“The Saline” is 204 miles long and has many stories to tell about indians, farming, fishing, bootlegging, and riverboats.
“The Saline” is available for purchase on Amazon.com
The Armstrong Foundation recently made a $500 donation to the Southeast Arkansas Health Foundation.
Armstrong representatives Marty Reep, Amy Swanger, Sandra Barbara and Keith Van Dee presented the check to Southeast Arkansas Health Foundation Director, Stephanie Norris and Board Member Tom Wingard. The Southeast Arkansas Health Foundation supports Drew Memorial Hospital with the help of purchasing equipment.
The Jordan Park splash pad will open at 1:00, today.
The city pool opened last week, but due to filter and plumbing issues, the splash pad opening was postponed until today.
At Tuesday’s special called Monticello school board meeting, board approved the next step in constructing a $760,976 turf for Hyatt field , a $516,680 technology building, and a $315,619 fieldhouse, also at Hyatt Field.
Although many residents may find the athletic improvements controversial, some of the intended benefits are discussed below.
To the Patrons of the Monticello School District:
The Monticello School District has always taken pride in its programs and facilities.
Read the rest of this entry »
The 19-year-old Monticello youth, charged in the fatal shooting of a 20-year-old Monticello man, received a $50,000 bond, Tuesday, on the charges of manslaughter, tampering with evidence, and aggravated assault (against another nearby person).
Summer is here but it’s always a party at Amber’s Mad Southern Style in Monticello! Join us Wednesday, for a Ronaldo Trunk Show! Ronaldo himself will be here from 10-5 showcasing all of his amazing designs including his latest pieces that haven’t hit the stores yet! We will have snacks, door prizes and discounts all day long! Mark your calendar ladies! And don’t forget to text AMBERSMSS to 5STAR (57827) for updates, discounts and promos and find us on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/shopambers.
This rainbow photo was taken Monday, from HWY 35 East, by a MLive reader, who shared it with us.
According to a statement from MPD, on June 1st, 2014 at approx. 6:17pm, Monticello Police received a call of a shooting incident at 537 Lincoln Court.
Recently law enforcement officers from around the state took part in the Special Olympics “Torch Run”.
Locally, the Drew County Sheriffs Department received the torch near the Ashley County line, from ACSO deputies; then ran it to Monticello (literally), where it was handed off to the Monticello Police, who ran it through their portion of the event, where the torch was taken to the next county.
Officers also carried the torch by Advantages, in support of many of our local athletes in the event.
Also shown are local athletes, as they enter the state Special Olympics competition.
County Detention Facility administrator Susan Potts presented this report to the quorum court at their recent meeting.
It describes the breakdown of detainees being housed at the jail, their classification, and who is responsible for paying for their costs.
Happy 13th Birthday Daniel Richardson
Love,
Mom, Grandma, Grandpa, and Aunt Tammie
A 20-year-old Monticello man was critically injured Sunday evening around 6:05, when he suffered a gunshot wound to the head.
At 1:45 Sunday afternoon, 3 occupants of this Cadillac Escalade were injured after the vehicle crashed into a power pole, before driving through the wall of the Monticello Textbooks Bookstore, on HWY 425, near UAM.
Preston Forrest celebrates his 8th birthday today.
Happy Birthday!!
Monticello Kiwanis is kicking off our 3rd annual American Flag Display!
Flags are $30 and can be purchased from Union Bank, Commercial Bank, or any Kiwanis member.
Flags will be displayed on the square and the Drew County Courthouse lawn.
This double rainbow photo was sent in by a MLive reader.
Late Friday afternoon, the Monticello Fire Department was paged out to a house fire in the 1700 section of Barkada road.
Although Hamburg is known for it’s Armadillo Festival, a pack of six armadillos was sighted on Tuesday, at a home on Monticello ‘a East Bolling Street.
The City Park Pool and Jordan Park Splash Pad will be open to the public, beginning Saturday.
Regular operation hours are Monday – Saturday, from 1-6 pm and Sunday from 1:30-5:30 pm.
To reserve the facilities for private parties, call 367-4400.
Around 9 o’clock Friday morning, the driver of this Mercury Grand Marquis was heading east of Highway 35 East, with his family, as he lost control of the vehicle near the roads intersection with Old Dermott Road.
Walmart recently celebrated their grand re-opening following their recent remodeling project.
Walmart has been in Monticello 1980.
Judy Kelley and Cathy Webb were honored at the event, for their 34 years of service to Walmart and their local customers
Work is nearly complete replacing the foundation around the feet of the Burlington water tank.
Another layer of re-bar was added (above the layer show here), and concrete added for stability.
In late April, after considerable discussion, the Monticello City Council approved an amendment to the City’s contract with Utility Service Group to repair and reinforce the foundation of the Burlington water tower. The amount of this contract amendment is $124,200. This is added to the $476,000 contract with Utility Service Group to do needed initial repairs on the city’s water towers, and then be responsible for on-going maintenance of the water towers.
Twice this week, (empty) log trucks have been forced to take the ditch, to avoid colliding with smaller vehicles in front of them, who stopped quickly with no turn signals.
A Monticello city council member was arrested, around 9 PM Sunday night, after he argued with law-enforcement officers, after being called by a friend/constituent to speak on his behalf.
A 50 year old local man turned himself in to Monticello Police, Wednesday morning, after MonticelloLive posted a surveillance photo of him online, Wednesday.
The report of Sunday night’s incidents which led to a city councilman’s arrest, as seen by a Monticello police officer, was submitted to the sheriffs department.
That report is posted below.
Read the rest of this entry »
UAM B
Farmer’s Insurance One
Small Bites Pediatric Dentist
Citizen’s Bank 2
Bone’s Auto Parts
SEEMS
UAM Trotter House A
AM Rental & Sales
A.J. Huffman Graphic Design
Frazer’s Funeral Home
South Arkansas Business Solutions
Cricket Wireless Monticello Arkansas
Depaul Community Health Centers
Searcy & Associates 2
Citizen’s Bank 1
BCMC Family Care Clinic 1
AGUp Equipment
Malco Theater 1
Farm Bureau
Union Bank 2
O’Fallon Vet
Burgess Process Service
BCMC Family Care Clinic 2
Advertise With Monticello Live
UAM Trotter House B
Quality Plus Dry Cleaners
Malco Theater 2
Union Bank 1
La Terraza
Mullis Insurance
|
|