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The Drew Central Elementary Safety Team met Monday evening, to discuss a wide range of security and safety issues.
An espicially interesting part of the meeting was when Laura Kaminicki, a Drew Central 3rd grade parent, also a former Jonesboro resident from the time of that city’s March 24, 1998 massacre at Westside Middle School, described some of that school’s physical charistics.
Dr. Sue Martin of the Education Department at the University of Arkansas at Monticello came to talk to Orientation to Teaching students at Drew Central High School about the requirements and classes they would be taking at the University and actions to take in order to become licensed teacher in the state of Arkansas.
The Orientation to Teaching class is instructed by Cindy Sass and gives students a glimpse into the profession of teaching.
Happy 3rd Birthday Lillie Kate. We Hope you have a wonderful birthday.
We love you very much.
Mommy, Daddy, Family and Friends.
Lillie Kate is the daughter of Andy & Katie Green. Grand-daughter of Kenny & Robin Johnson. Kent & Felicia Davis. Sonny & Alice Hill. and Ricky Green.
In the month of January, Drew Central Middle School students collected money to have their favorite teachers dress as one of the Duck Dynasty character.
Monticello Police Dept is investigating the theft of this Chevy pick-up, from the Oak View Apt. ares, Friday.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact MPD by calling 367-3411.
(The window tint, as shown in the photo has been removed.)
Monticello Elementary celebrated 100 Days of School, Monday.
The celebration “kicked off” with a 100 Days T-shirt parade through the halls of the school. Students then went back to their classrooms to participate in a variety of activities centered around the number 100. At lunch time, the 100th student that went through the line for each grade level was awarded a prize. Everyone joined in the celebration, including the cafeteria employees!
Tuesday, around 12 noon, a westbound GMC Envoy on Scott Street dropped off the edge of the pavement, and wasn;t able to re-rain control, before they collided with a street sign, a stop sign, and a fire hydrant.
Modern fire hydrants have a built in “break away” to prevent major leaks, when they are struck by vehicles.
A gas line barely escaped being damaged in the mishap.
The National Weather Service has confirmed that Tuesday night’s storm was a tornado.
It was classified as an EF-0. Although weak, it did have a circular rotation, and measured 3 miles long by 50 yards wide.
These photos were sent in by an MLive reader. Thank you for sharing them.
Donna Scarbrough Bittle, 57 of Monticello, died January 29, 2013. Donna was born in Dumas on June 21, 1955 the daughter of the late, Dewey Scarbrough, Jr and Polly McGohan. She attended St. Marks Catholic Church in Monticello and was employed by JRMC as a Registered Nurse.
Survivors are husband, Bobby Bittle of Monticello, daughter, Rae Bittle of Berkeley, California, step children, Bobbie and Austin Bittle of Beebe,Arkasnas and four brothers, David Scarbrough of Star City, Todd Scarbrough of Dumas, Dewey Scarbrough of White Hall and Adam Scarbrough of Ft. Hood, Texas.
Visitation held from 11am-12 noon, Friday, February 1, 2013, Griffin Funeral Home Chapel. Services held 2 pm., Friday, February 1, 2013, graveside at walnut Lake Cemetery with burial following. Memorials to Donor’s choice. Griffin Funeral Home Dumas in charge of arrangements.
Shown here is a Drew County Sheriff’s patrol car, which was damaged when a tree fell in it.
Pictured below are two MFD firemen responding to a call where a tree fell on power lines, causing a fire. Two vehicle, driving in the blowing sheets of rain, collided with the tree, lying across the road. No one was injured.
Both of these photos were included in the Good Morning America report.
Thanks to everyone who submitted storm damage photos to MLive to share with our readers.
ABC”s Good Morning America arrived at what is left of UAM’s demolished horse barn, to cover Monticello’s severe weather, Tuesday night, in their program this morning.
Reporter Alex Perez, along with three members of their tech staff, arrived in Monticello around 4:30 to set up for the national broadcast.
Click here to watch the Good Morning America segment.
Some of MLive photos were included in the segment.
Sunday afternoon, the burned shell of this 2009 Dodge, registered to an Ashley County man, was discovered in the Friendship Lane area of Drew County.
Thursday evening around 5 pm, the Monticello Fire Dept. was called to battle a residence fire on HWY 35 East, just past the HWY 278 intersection.
The home appears to be a total loss.
No information was available about the cause of the fire.
Monticello Police, Drew County Sheriff’s deputies, UAM Police, and State Troopers were called to multiple scenes, Friday around 5 pm, where an ex- reportedly attacked her ex- with her vehicle, on HWY 425 South.
MLive has had multiple phone calls about the “old” Publisher’s Clearing House Scam resurfacing in Monticello, again.
Over the last two weeks, several local residents have received phone calls, where they were told to buy a certain cash card, or make a wire payment, in exchange for their “winning check” to be processed and delivered to them.
Please be aware that this is a scam, and don’t waste you time (or your money) with these calls.
Drew Central Fourth Graders attended the Arkansas Civil War 150th Anniversary Event on January 18th at the Arkansas Post National Memorial Museum. The area outside the museum was set with thirteen stations. Each station had people dressed from the time period of The Civil War while telling stories.
A medicine woman, Dyan Bohnert, explained to the students how maggots had been used to clean wounds. A woman in Confederate uniform, Marde Clardy, showed photographs of women in soldier’s uniforms and told stories of women who fought as men because women were not allowed to fight. Students were given the opportunity to play townball, a game similar to baseball.
DCSO Deputy David Wesson is celebrating his birthday.
OK, he’s probably not celebrating it,
But Happy Birthday, anyway
My wife and I had the chance to visit with a young lady last week, who is a devoted MLive reader.
ML wants to send a “Get Well Soon” to Courtney, from Joe & Sue.
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