PEA RIDGE — PLAYFUL PALS FREE TO GOOD HOME
Cat - Five years old,declawed,spayed, vaccinations up to date,call 925-4324.
(8/12)
Chocolate Lab - Year and a half old, male,good with kids,mild-natured,call 256-8630.(8/12)
Kittens - Orange,tabby/white,call 451-1116.(8/5)
Bull Terrier - one dog,call 451-1116.
(8/5)
Beagle - Puppy,call 451-1116.(8/5)
Kitten - Call Adam at 685-7510, (7/29)
Puppies - Lab mix,call Nancy at 790-7514.(7/8) LOST ANIMALS
Shih Tzu - Black and white,lost near Lee Town Road,call Danielle at 616-2503.
(8/5)
Huskey - Male,black and white,blue eyes,call 451-1872.(8/5) FOUND ANIMALS
Weimaraner- Large male,brown,call 640-1086.(8/5)
Black cat- Blue collar,call 855-6350.
(8/5)
To list animals in this column,call 451-1196 (no "for sale"animals).Items will be run for six weeks;call The Times to remove the animal from this list.
WARRANTY DEEDS
ANB Venture,LLC to Charlene M.Kelley, Lot 74,final plat rev.,Battlefield Estates,Pea Ridge,$168,000,filed July 27.
OVER THE LIMIT, UNDER ARREST CAMPAIGN
Benton County Sheriff Keith Ferguson announced today that his deputies, as well as the DWI Task Force, will be participating in the national "Over the Limit, Under Arrest" campaign again this year. This first weekend will include checkpoints and saturation patrols throughout Benton County and will continue through the Labor Day weekend.
The national event will start Aug. 21 and run through Sept. 7, with attention focused on the last summer holiday, back to school activities and popular party spots.
Sheriff Ferguson has indicated deputies will continue to patrol the streets, roads and highways of Benton County throughout the year to ensure our citizens have a safe place in which to drive.
Persons who ignore these warnings and who continue to driver over the limit should expect to be placed under arrest.
PEA RIDGE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Incidents reported this week to the Pea Ridge Police Department include:
Two warrants served:
◊8/11 David Barfield,20,Pea Ridge,failure to appear;and
◊8/16 Kristina Reyes,28,Pea Ridge,contempt failure to pay fines and costs.
Other incidents reported include: Monday,Aug.10
3:30 p.m.Two-vehicle accident,Slack and Carr streets,involving Ardis Lawson,56,of Seligman,Mo.,and Mike Nida,44,Pea Ridge.
Tuesday,Aug.11
7:14 p.m.Two-vehicle accident,Slack and Carr streets,involving Kenneth Whittle,65,Pea Ridge,and Vickie Moreland,39, Pea Ridge.Whittle was taken to Mercy Medical Center by Pea Ridge Ambulance.
Moreland was transferred from Pea Ridge ambulance to Bentonville advanced life support and taken to Northwest Medical Center.
Wednesday,Aug.12
5:48 p.m.Report of a possibly intoxicated person - a female rolling in the yard who appeared to be foaming at the mouth - in the area of Dodge Street.She was located in the Pea Ridge Cemetery.Subsequently,Patricia Germaine,35,Pea Ridge,was arrested for public intoxication and resisting arrest.
Thursday,Aug.13
9:30 p.m.A resident from Hallack Lane reported a domestic disturbance.As a result,Jimmy Lothes,31,Pea Ridge,was arrested for public intoxication and domestic battery.
Friday,Aug.14
10:15 a.m.A resident from Charles Street reported a PS2 stolen from an unlocked vehicle.
10:45 a.m.Theft of a DVD player from a vehicle at a residence on St.Clair Street.The owner claimed the vehicle was locked.
There was no sign of forced entry.
9:41 p.m.An unattended vehicle reported stolen from Pea Ridge car wash.The 1990 Honda Accord was discovered a short time later burning on Old Wire Road northeast of town.
11:20 p.m.After a traffic near the former Blackhawk Theatre on N.Curtis Avenue,Jordan Ellington,24,Rogers,was arrested on a battery warrant for Eureka Springs.
Saturday,Aug.15
8:45 a.m.Vehicle reported damaged while parked at EZ Mart on S.Curtis Ave.
Mickey Munday,Pineville,Mo.,told police he was in the store and came out and found his vehicle damaged.
2:30 p.m.A resident from Charles Street reported an iPod stolen from an unlocked vehicle.
A resident from Turner Way reported vandalism to a house out of which he is moving. He said there were footprints found on the wall and the carpets damaged.
PUBLIC MEETINGS Tuesday,Aug.25
7 p.m.- Mule Jump meeting,Pea Ridge City HallPEA RIDGE AMBULANCE
Incidents reported to the Pea Ridge Volunteer Ambulance Department this week: Tuesday,Aug.11
7:15 p.m.- Motor-vehicle accident, Arkansas Hwy.72/Curtis Avenue,transported one,ALS transported one.
Wednesday,Aug.12
7:02 p.m.- Motor-vehicle accident, Gann Ridge Road,transported one.
Friday,Aug.14
3:47 p.m.- Medical,Autumn care, transported one.
Saturday,Aug.15
5:28 a.m.- Medical,Dove Road,transported one.
11:50 a.m.- Medical,Wade Lane, transported one.
5:10 p.m.- Medical,S.Curtis Avenue, no transport.
Monday,Aug.17
12:30 p.m.- Medical,White Oak Station,PRA/ALS transported one.
PEA RIDGE
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Incidents reported to the Pea Ridge Volunteer Fire Department this week include: Tuesday,Aug.11
7:14 p.m.Motor-vehicle accident, Arkansas Highway 72.
Wednesday,Aug.12
7:01 p.m.Motor-vehicle accident,14720 Gann Ridge Rd.
Thursday,Aug.13
4:18 p.m.Alarm system activation - unintentional,1411 Weston St.,Pea Ridge Primary School.
ASP
The Arkansas State Police is looking for anyone who might have been traveling southbound on I-540 near Wagon Wheel Road and witnessed the accident that occurred in that area on Tuesday,Aug.11,at approximately 1:30 p.m.involving two vehicles.Both rolled over several times with one coming to rest in the median and the other on it's top across the northbound lanes in the ditch.Anyone who might have witnessed this accident is asked to contact the Arkansas State Police,Troop L,in Springdale at 751-6663,with attention to Cpl.Mike Morgan.
BCSO
Among incidents reported to the Benton County Sheriff's Office were the following: Friday,Aug.14
6:43 p.m.Rico Burmen of 15577 Mariano Road reported a theft.
VAS
Incidents reported recently toVAS Ambulance Service Corporation include: Monday Aug.3
7 p.m.Medical,Cloverdale Road,no transport.
Wednesday,Aug.5
6:18 p.m.Medical,Sugar Creek Road,transferred to Rogers ALS.
Thursday,Aug.6
11:54 a.m.Medical,Mahuran Road,transported one.
3:44 p.m.Medical,Tucks Chapel Road,transported to Mercy.
6:05 p.m.Medical,Cloverdale Road,canceled.
Friday,Aug.7
10:38 a.m.Medical,Cedar Forest Road, transported to NW Medical Center.
Saturday,Aug.8
3:30 p.m.Medical,Boll Weevil Lane,no transport.
10:22 p.m.Medical,Harris Road,Mercy ER.
Sunday,Aug.9
1:49 a.m.Medical,County Farm Road,NW Medical ER.
10:15 a.m.Medical,Landers Road,no transport.
3:32 p.m.Medical,Slate Gap Road,transferred to Air Evac.
Monday,Aug.10
12:23 p.m.Medical,Harris Road,no transport.
1:39 p.m.Fire standby,Cloverdale Road,no transport.
2:35 p.m.Medical,Clantonville Road,NW Medical ER.
8:10 p.m.Medical,canceled enroute.
Tuesday,Aug.11
7:03 p.m.Medical,Harris Road,no transport.
9:29 p.m.Medical,Harris Road,Mercy ER.
Wednesday,Aug.12
8:25 p.m.Medical,Lathams Landing,Mercy ER.
Friday,Aug.14
1:02 p.m.Medical,Missouri Hwy.37,NW Medical ER.
3:54 p.m.Medical,U.S.Hwy.62,transferred to Air Evac.
Saturday,Aug.15
11:16 a.m.Medical,Skyline Drive,transport to Rogers ALS.
3:45 p.m.Motor-vehicle accident,Coose Hollow,canceled enroute.
11:14 p.m.Medical,Avoca One Stop,transferred to Rogers.
Monday,Aug.17
2:45 p.m.Fire standby,Posy Mountain Road,no transport.
AVOCA FIRE DEPARTMENT
Incidents reported this week to the Avoca Volunteer Fire Department include: Sunday,Aug.9
10:15 a.m.Medical,assist VAS,Tucks Chapel Road,no transport.
Monday,Aug.10
12:24 p.m.Medical,assist VAS,Harris Road.
1:39 p.m.Structure fire,Cloverdale Road, assistance from Little Flock FD,Rogers FD, Pea Ridge FD,NEBCO FD,Beaver Lake FD, VAS,Benton Co.fire marshall and Arkansas Forestry Commission.
8:11 p.m.Medical,assist Rogers Medic 3, Pearl Street.
Tuesday,Aug.11
7:05 p.m.Medical,assist VAS,Harris Road.
9:31 p.m.Medical,assist VAS,Harris Road. Wednesday,Aug.12
9:29 p.m.Medical,assist Rogers Medic 3, Jim's Trail.
9:31 p.m.Medical,assist Rogers Medic 1, Rose Street.
Saturday,Aug.15
5:37 p.m.Medical,assist VAS,one car motor-vehicle accident roll over,no transport, Posy Mountain Road/Coose Hollow Lane.
Sunday,Aug.16
11:14 p.m.Medical,assist VAS and Rogers Medic 3,U.S.Hwy.62 at Avoca One Stop.
NEBCO
>Incidents reported this week to the Northeast Benton CountyVolunteer Fire Department this week include: Monday,Aug.10
1:44 p.m.Assist Avoca with structure fire, 13323 Cloverdale Rd.
3:35 p.m.Medical assist,17401 Clantonville Rd.
Tuesday,Aug.11
10:38 p.m.Medical assist,17169 Gann Ridge Rd.
Friday,Aug.14
1:03 p.m.Medical assist,17351 Mo.Hwy.37.
3:56 p.m.Medical assist,22070 U.S.Hwy. 62.
7:39 p.m.Power line sparking,Bill Billings and Gann Ridge roads.
9:45 p.m.Vehicle fire/grass fire,16946 N.
Old Wire Rd.
Saturday,Aug.15
11:16 a.m.Medical assist,16212 Skyline Drive.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Calvin Jesse Ellis,28,of Rogers,and Carmen Sue Artman,29,of Pea Ridge.
Christopher Odale Baker,24,and Alyssa Renae Montgomery,20,both of Garfield.
Christopher Allen Grant,22,and Sarah Dawn Goodman,21,both of Seligman,Mo.
Kevin Paul Sammons,21,of Anderson,Mo.,and Courtney Leila Deann Overstreet,21,of Pineville,Mo.
Travis Lee Kahanek,33,and Brandi Nicholle Reeves,28,both of Pineville,Mo.
ARKANSAS HUNTING SEASONSWhat's open for hunting?
Current and approaching seasons in Arkansas:
Deer Archery: Statewide: Oct. 1 Muzzleloader: Oct. 17 (except zones 4, 4B, 5 and 5B which are closed.) Modern Gun: Nov. 14
Christmas Holiday Modern Gun Deer Hunt is Dec. 26-28 statewide.
The Special Youth Modern Gun Deer Hunt is Nov. 7-8 and Jan.
2-3 statewide excluding certain WMAs where a modern gun or muzzleloader permit is required to hunt.
Bear Archery: Zone 1: Oct. 1-Nov. 30 Zone 2: Sept. 15-Nov. 30 Zones 3, 4, 5, 5A, 6 and 7: Closed Muzzleloader: Zones 1 and 2: Oct. 17-25 Zones 3, 4, 5, 5A, 6 and 7: Closed Modern Gun: Zones 1 and 2: Nov. 9-30 Zone 5: Dec. 5-13 Zone 5A: Nov. 28-Dec. 13 Zones 3, 4, 6 and 7: Closed
Special Youth Modern Gun Bear Hunt
Zones 1 and 2 (does not include WMAs requiring a deer permit to harvest a bear): Nov. 7-8
Zones 3, 4, 5, 5A, 6 and 7: Closed
Fall Turkey Season Archery: Oct. 1 Firearms: Zones 3, 5B, 6 and 17: Oct. 26-Nov. 1 Zones 1, 1A, 2, 4, 4A, 4B, 5, 5A, 7, 7A, 8, 9, 9A and 10: Closed
Elk Zones 1, 2, 3, 4 and A: Sept. 21-25 Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, A and B: Dec. 7-11 Zone A: Sept. 21-25 and Dec. 7-11 Zone B: Dec. 7-11
Quail Statewide: Nov. 1-Feb. 7
Rabbit Statewide: Sept. 1-Feb. 28
Fall Squirrel Season Statewide: Sept. 5-Feb. 28
Crow Statewide: Sept. 5-Feb. 20
Furbearers (2009-2010) Gray fox, mink, red fox and striped skunk: sunrise, Sept. 1-sunset, Feb. 28 Opossum: sunrise, Sept. 1- sunset Feb. 28 Bobcat: sunrise, Oct. 1-sunset, Feb. 28 and from the first day of spring turkey season through the last day of spring squirrel season.
Coyote: sunrise, July 1-sunset, Feb. 28 and from the first day of spring turkey season through June 14.
River otter: sunrise, Nov. 4-sunset, Feb. 28 Raccoon : night hunting: sunset, July 1-sunrise, Aug. 31 day or night hunting: sunrise, Sept. 1-sunset, March 31 Muskrat, nutria, beaver: sunrise, Sept. 1-sunset, March 31
Furbearer trapping (other than beaver, coyote, muskrat, nutria): sunrise, Nov. 14-sunset, Feb. 21
Coyote trapping: sunrise, Aug. 1-sunset, March 31
Beaver, muskrat, nutria trapping: sunrise, Nov. 14-sunset, March 31
On the Record, Pages 3, 9 on 08/19/2009