Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - 2022-01-16

• Virus weariness, live-with-it tack raising red flags
• Winter wallops the U.S.
• State active virus cases up to 94,266
• Volcano erupts, spawns tsunami
• In the news
• Lost population paring 4 counties’ JP positions
• Putin options in fray with U.S. worry some
• Ill civilians in federal workforce stir ripples
• Justices to hear ex-coach’s prayer case
• Serbians again protest lithium mining plans
• Names and faces
• Statement of core values
• TV news shows
• Getting it straight
• Kazakh protest deaths rise to 225
• King family marches at voting-rights rally
• Fire breaks out near N.J. chemical plant
• June sentencing set for Epstein associate
• 6 people shot outside concert in Oregon
• Rapper Wavy Navy Pooh dies in shooting
• Republican Youngkin sworn in as Virginia governor
• Memo cites Trump census prying
• Professor defends salty class video
• Kosovo lawmakers oppose Serb poll sites
• Greek protesters clash with riot police
• Ex-minister seeks French presidency
• Japan stabbings lead to arrest of teen
• Haiti assassinat­ion suspect arrested
• Lisbon fined for data swaps
• Doomsday Clock ticks on as threats to life increase
• Hostages safe after synagogue standoff ends; captor killed
• EU official warns against raising interest rates as inflation hits record
• Omicron’s speed ensures mutation, scientists say
• Marine Corps approves first two religious exemptions for covid vaccinatio­ns
• MORE CONTENT
• Storms hit $7M in covid supplies left outside
• Staff illnesses have trash piling up
• Virtual-learning shift constitute­s a digital divide
• Quest for koalas rough slog in scorched habitat
• NOT REAL NEWS
• Tarnished gold
• Yellow ribbons removed from town green amid speech dispute
• Group marks 40 years of outdoors empowermen­t
• Covid Vaccinatio­ns in the U.S.*
• Deaths in Arkansas by day
• New cases in Arkansas by day
• Covid-19 cases in the United States by state
• About these pages
• Prosecutor voices aims for alliance
• NLR officer’s name goes on tracking list
• Angelou quarter’s popularity in state is bit of a coin toss
• Weather alerts set for zone changes
• Snow piles up in portions of state
• Burglaries
• Man’s bail $500,000 in injury of 3-month-old daughter
• Other days
• Liu, Sash get slots in Senate program
• Residentia­l school enhances internet
• 72 applicants to get start-up funds
• Virus surge prompts UAFS to go remote
• Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday closings
• I-30 work calls for more NLR, LR lane closings
• Cyber disruption persists in county
• North Little Rock notebook
• UA to mark MLK day online
• Crews plan work on I-430 overpass
• Saline County I-30 lanes set to close
• City slates shots clinic for Tuesday
• Volunteers sought for LR Marathon
• Citywide cleanup set for March 12
• Zoo letting public name black rhino
• Winter conference of league delayed
• Police arrest 2 men in leaf-blower theft
• Woman receives 3-year probation in jail smuggling
• Artist’s project goes high tech
• Site work for I-49 seen likely this fall
• National Weather Service proposes new forecast zones
• Woman charged in husband’s death
• Driver, pedestrian killed on highways
• Sample collecting to shut I-49 lanes
• Probable venues emerge for ’22 Bikes, Blues & BBQ
• UAPB’s Peat stays hot in rout
• ASC readies for return of CrEATe
• UAPB breaks ground for new sports facility
• Sheridan School District hires Jerry Guess as its interim superinten­dent
• Homemakers clubs give back
• Beautician giving away braiding kits
• Statement of core values
• Locals make N.H. college dean’s list
• College in Mississipp­i honors local
• Local lands on ATU-Ozark honor roll
• Jefferson County Food & Safety Report
• Ivermectin no small cost
• Covid ’21 repeats itself for covid ’22
• EVELYN (EVA) JENNINGS RAND
• LARA LYNN LAVENDER LICHTENWAL­NER,
• EMILY ANN (“EM”) SMITH,
• JOHN DOUGLAS (DOUG) COTTERMAN,
• ELSEWHERE IN ARKANSAS
• BETTY JEAN BURTON-MORELAND,
• PULASKI COUNTY
• WILLIE MAE ROSS,
• SAMUEL COURTNEY LANGSTON III,
• ALANDA MICHELLE LEAVY,
• KAMREN J. JONES,
• WAHEEDAH A. SHAHEED,
• KAISON CALHOUN,
• JUNE E. STARKEY,
• TOM PERRY BIGGS,
• CECIL WAYNE SHORT,
• DAVID HALBACH,
• JOHNNY GOLDEN,
• BRYANT — Jennie M. Zimmerman,
• CONWAY — Rebecca Gill Perry,
• SEARCY — Ward Bryce Roberson
• HOT SPRINGS — William Sidney Emmons,
• THE DALLES, Ore. — James Archie
• HAZEN — Beverly Holmes Kelly,
• BOONE, N.C. — Margie Owens
• AUTUMN WILDER
• PLANO, Texas — Patricia Ann
• LINCOLN — Billy Joe Moore,
• ALEXANDER — Samuel Keith Summervill­e,
• CABOT — Thelma Ponder Penix,
• ALEXANDER — Garland E. Brown, Jr.
• PARON — Mary Scallion,
• MABELVALE — Christine Jamison Aarons,
• CONWAY — Ollie Hammett,
• CONWAY — Lucy Hammett,
• MARSHALL — Loretta Jones Mize,
• CLARENDON — Janice Teal Morgan,
• HARRISON — Jeffery Michael DeWitt,
• AUGUSTA — Beatrice Blevins Robertson,
• CABOT — Clarence Eugene Campbell,
• CALMER — Marie Owen,
• ALEXANDER — Christophe­r “Chris” Clyde Gray,
• ROMANCE — Dorothy Mae
• AUSTIN — Thomas Loyd McElmurry,
• STUTTGART — Irene Maloy,
• BAUXITE — Gary Emil Hula,
• CABOT — Frances “Jane” Chapman,
• BLACKTON — Melba Jewell Dunavan,
• ANISE “ANN” LEE BARTON BASKETTE
• HELEN ELIZABETH MEUX,
• BLYTHEVILL­E — Carolyn Rose Ripley Moseley,
• BARBARA HUMPHREYS,
• GEORGE RUNYAN WHITTAKER,
• ANN RENEE PEACH VALADEZ
• PEGGY COLLINS,
• CABOT — Jimmy “Jim” Martin,
• ELSEWHERE IN ARKANSAS
• BURRELL BOLDEN,
• GERALDINE CLAYTON HUDSON,
• MARY MAE MILES GRAY,
• ANNIE R. JEFFREY,
• PULASKI COUNTY
• AVA WRIGHT,
• CYNTHIA ADALE MILLARD,
• HAROLD DEAN ALLISON,
• MARY JONES,
• BRYANT — Carolee Smith Robinson,
• ELEONORE “ELLEN” PRUITT,
• DAVID GARRY,
• PULASKI COUNTY
• BILLY JOE “BILL” BLACKWOOD
• HAROLD LLOYD GWATNEY,
• CROSSETT — Dan C. Emory, 79,
• CONWAY — Mabel B. Huett Rollins Huckaby,
• ELSEWHERE IN ARKANSAS
• RUTH M. GRISHAM,
• DRASCO — Daniel James Roberts,
• JOHN HOLDEN,
• DENNIS C. DOKES,
• OUT-OF-STATE
• RUSSELLVIL­LE — Helen McGowan,
• WARNER ROBINS, Ga. — Wanda Priscilla Vaught Rogers,
• DEWITT — John Carl Keaton, Sr.,
• HUMPHREY — Mrs. Vivian Ann Toney,
• DAVID HOWARD HARGIS,
• PINE BLUFF — Jean George Scallion,
• CONWAY — Bill Hayes,
• CAMDEN — Nora Ruth Koonce,
• AGNESS M. DUNCAN,
• ARNETTE BURRIS HOWARD
• MELBOURNE — Bobby Joe Rush,
• LARRY DON FERGUSON,
• LAKE VILLAGE — Paul Boatner,
• SARAH IMOGENE “JEAN” OAKLEY STANKEVITZ,
• BEE BRANCH — Harold Stark,
• STUTTGART — Mary Louise Gunnell Hartz,
• FLORENCE CLARA BANASZAK SZPARAGA,
• FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Fay Jean Royce,
• HOT SPRINGS — Danna Gale “Ms. Bear” Barracloug­h,
• LONOKE — Carolyn Jackson High
• ARTHER LEE STENHOUSE,
• MAGGIE “LOUBELLE” MCQUANY,
• DODGEVILLE, Wis. — William P. “Bill” Boyer, Jr.,
• HARRISON — Fern Rupp,
• SHAVONE ROBINSON,
• OPPELO — Woodrow Howard Shoelen,
• EDDIE NELSON,
• RAY KIMBROUGH SR.,
• ELI STRAW,
• CABOT — John Billingsle­y,
• BETTY ANN SPENCER,
• PLUMERVILL­E — Linda Lou Watkins Baxter,
• BENTON — Dusty Ervin Taylor,
• PINE BLUFF — Joshua Eli Waschalk,
• ADAN “SHORTY” LOPEZ RAMIRES,
• DAIQUWON ANDREW WILLIAMS,
• HAMBURG — Patsy Jo McLeod Tomerlin,
• ST. CHARLES — Bobby Lucy,
• CABOT — Edna Ann Douglas,
• DOVER — Maggie Lou Ricketts,
• MOUNTAIN HOME — Warren Edward Symonds,
• BENTON — Virginia Mae Scroggins,
• EL DORADO — Virginia Ann Phillips,
• MALVERN — Emmett Gene “Mickey” McCormack,
• HAMBURG — Sue Burgess,
• CROSSETT — John David Higginboth­am,
• MAYFLOWER — James “Jimmy” Randall Harris,
• PINE BLUFF — Jean George Scallion,
• EL DORADO — Florence E. Cook,
• WINCHESTER, Ky. — John Dale York,
• BETTY ANN SPENCER,
• OSCAR LESTER,
• WILLIAM EVAN STUART HOLCOMB,
• WILLIAM EDWARD “BILL”
• CONWAY — Dustin Lea
• KAMP ALLEN ROSS JR,
• CONNIE JANICE GOSS,
• ELSEWHERE IN ARKANSAS
• CONWAY — Mary Frances Barfoot-Williams,
• RICHARD C. WILLIAMS
• BENTON — Marianne Stockton,
• CONWAY — Carolyn Dillion,
• CONWAY — Jimmy Bryant,
• BARRY L WIDEMAN,
• AMANDA ANNE WALLER,
• CHARLOTTE ANN HOUSTON,
• BENTON — Jeffrey G. Davis, Sr.,
• MELBA AILENE BOLLINGER,
• CARLISLE — Shirley Ann Howell,
• CONWAY — Beverly Watkins,
• PICKENS — Rebecca Jane Pickens,
• FLORINE BARKSDALE,
• On Monday, January 10, 2022, in North Little Rock, Ark., ANNIE “MUSHY” MARIE FERGUSON
• MARTHA BROOKS,
• LONOKE — Edna Jewell Gorbet,
• ENGLAND — James Sterling Rogers IV,
• ELSEWHERE IN ARKANSAS
• TERENCE LAMAR CAFFEY,
• MALVERN — Elmer Herbert Warford,
• FORDYCE — Corliss McNair,
• D’MAHRE ANDREW-PAUL J’QUEN DILLARD,
• DAVID L. GARRY,
• PULASKI COUNTY
• MARIA WALTRAUD THIELKING, of Jacksonvil­le,
• EL RENO, Okla. — Betty Haller,
• GURDON — Maxine Albert,
• MARSHALL — Aaron Joshua “A.J.” Reid,
• WHITE HALL — Mr. Leander Hayes
• MICHELLE JEAN HAMILTON,
• HARRISBURG — Jerry Harold Willis,
• DENNIS WAYNE SUTTERFIEL­D,
• MONTICELLO — Edwin “Wheaties” Miles White,
• MONTICELLO — Robert Stanford Graber,
• ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Ms. Freddie Beatrice Fonville,
• MONTICELLO — Scott Jason Hunley,
• NEWARK — Delton Goodman,
• LONOKE — Kimberly Joann Watson Royer
• BRYANT — CMSGT. (RET.) George A. O’Neal,
• RUSSELLVIL­LE — Dorothy Armour Vinson,
• CARLINE AKIN FORD,
• ELSEWHERE IN ARKANSAS
• SEARCY — Mary Catherine Pulliam,
• DAVID MILTON DODSON,
• EAST END — Freddy J. Tucker,
• MSGT. JEROME “JERRY” JOSEPH FOX,
• RUTH FITZGERALD BUNCH,
• CLARENDON — Kevin Earl Hamilton,
• YAHYA ZAKARIYA,
• ALLPORT — Rosie Lee Allen,
• PULASKI COUNTY
• After leading an incredibly interestin­g life filled with amazing experience­s, Lieutenant COLONEL RICHARD D. JOHNSON
• ROCKFORD, Ill. — Nathaniel Sims,
• BENTON — Shirley Blaylock,
• MELBOURNE — Brock Allen Wheeler,
• CONWAY — Joyce Heston,
• CHEROKEE VILLAGE — Bill Circle,
• WHITE HALL — Mr. Jalyn DeShawn Mayweather,
• PINE BLUFF — Mrs. Gennette Johnson-Billups,
• MOUNTAIN HOME — Elsie Lee Pyeatt,
• MORO — Floyd Junior Walker I,
• NORFORK — Melissa Lynn Moore,
• LAURA LEA HENSLEY,
• PERRYVILLE — James “Jim” Albert Fildes,
• PINE BLUFF — Mr. Terry Glen Reed,
• PINE BLUFF — Mrs. Laura Lee Straughter,
• MONTICELLO — John Alvin Simmons,
• GOULD — Mr. O. B. Tillman,
• MORRILTON — Hadleigh Jewel Hernandez,
• BEEBE — Wanda G. Woods
• HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE— Bobbie Louise Brocaw
• DES ARC — Charles (Chuck) Hanson,
• QUITMAN — Zelda Mae Jones Ward,
• STUTTGART — David Edwin Earney,
• MARC HENRI MACKENZIE,
• MAYFLOWER — Ronald Steven Webb,
• CAMDEN — Levis Malcom “Junior” Alexander,
• CARLISLE — Miller Wayne Silverman,
• Avanell Faye Squires (1920-2020)
• BENTON — Viva Lois Richey,
• HENSLEY — Patty Larkin,
• LARRY WILLIAMS,
• JAMES LEE PETERSON, SR.’s,
• HENSLEY — Martha Grace Hogan,
• LIONEL KELLEY,
• MONTICELLO — Wilson Eugene Wells,
• MONTICELLO — Horace “Buddy” Johnson,
• MONTICELLO — Tim Gatewood,
• RISON — Mr. James Earl Etherly,
• DERMOTT — Henry Ray Williams,
• GREENBRIER — Carolyn Sue Irby,
• FORREST CITY — Pamela Ruth Boudra,
• EL DORADO — Mary Alice Hawkins,
• Big plays down the stretch win it for Hogs
• UALR women fall after Vornes’ injury
• No. 1 Gamecocks present challenges
• Bengals outkick Raiders
• BASKETBALL
• At a glance
• Game sketch
• Gut-Behrami first in downhill
• Bulls’ LaVine injures knee
• Illinois lineman takes power to mat
• Djokovic on Australian Open’s Day 1 program
• Henley holds 2-shot lead
• Evert diagnosed with cancer
• Hawaii’s coach resigns
• Bohlman a quality ‘rat’ for Acorn
• PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
• Bolhman at a glance
• Big stick-back
• Glass blast
• Making history
• Temple hug
• Steals the deal
• Tooth trouble
• Well-traveled Cowboys top Bears
• FTs with 0.2 seconds remaining lift UCA
• SATURDAY’S STATE DIVISION I ROUNDUPS
• Pressure noted in renewed rivalry
• Steelers embrace underdog role vs. Chiefs
• Brady, SB champs focused on Eagles
• No chanting: China aims for ‘zero covid’ Olympics
• Pechstein skating into 8th Olympics
• Ski jumping a wide-open affair
• LR’s Sanders finding Spartan Race success
• ASU lands pair of transfer linebacker­s
• UAPB’s Evans, Robinson’s Harris receive honors
• Pine Bluff’s Brown wins by decision
• Former UCA receiver Hudson picks Louisville
• Mears leads OBU past ATU
• OBU tops ATU in overtime
• ASU distance records fall
• Waterfowl bargains
• Stocking forage fish won’t cure infertile fisheries
• Solunar tables
• Curtis Edwin Barnett
• Arkansas Urology hits 25, moves benefit to summer
• Spectator sport
• Mutual friends played matchmaker, it worked
• A list of men’s shoes and what to wear with them
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Estranged wife reluctantl­y returns to care for husband
• The first time I saw my future spouse:
• Making a splash
• Parents teaching their children to volunteer at a young age
• SELF PORTRAIT
• Hasn’t this dress been worn before?
• Fashion sustainabi­lity bill a historic endeavor
• Baden-McGeorge
• Wood-Mitchell
• Let them eat — whimsical, wacky-looking — cake
• Maryland twin girl, 4, gets her wish to be on a Macy’s billboard
• ‘The Mountainto­p’ set for Fayettevil­le’s TheatreSqu­ared
• Smithsonia­n removes looted Benin treasures
• The USA no longer bookish
• In-laws crash grieving woman’s needed vacation
• New York Times Crossword Puzzle
• HOROSCOPES
• Saved: A lost library of the Bronte sisters’ works
• CROSSWORDS
• GAMES AND PUZZLES
• WORD GAMES
• Labor woes a challenge in China
• Brazilian rains disrupt mining of iron ore, raise dam concerns
• Arkansas Rural Connect program funded, awaits definitive plans
• Store workers struggle with omicron wave
• Bank of America to cut overdraft fees
• Fruit growers sweating warm weather
• Head shop closes after 50 years
• Startup funding reaches new high in 2021
• OSHA finds safety violations at helium plant
• BUSINESS PEOPLE
• Mexican president calls for local buy of Citigroup unit
• PATENTS AWARDED
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIO­NS
• BANKRUPTCY WATCH
• Tech is wanted, but workers fear learning curve
• Japan market gets more skeptics
• Grand Theft Farmville?
• Housing market bellwether
• Economic barometer
• Binge this
• What 2022 means for homebuyers
• As the Fed’s money printer quiets, markets shake
• Off The Charts
• JUDGE POKES HOLES IN CHEESEMAKE­RS’ CASE
• MINT RELEASES QUARTERS BEARING IMAGE OF MAYA ANGELOU
• TAX SEASON BEGINS TWO WEEKS EARLY
• The fun stuff
• As the Fed’s money printer quiets, markets shake
• What 2022 means for homebuyers
• Translatin­g tech better
• Off The Charts
• Feeling lucky?
• Give us some Slack
• Could there be a second civil war?
• To vaccinate is no longer a question
• A simple journey to joy
• Adventures while hitchhikin­g in Arkansas
• After failure, a return to the old country
• Where it goes when you’re gone
• BEST-SELLERS
• Morning on Petit Jean
• Details, details
• Pews emptier
• Policing turns political
• Let vote count again
• An end to pandemic
• Heading backwards
• We want to hear from you
• On derelictio­n of duty
• Supply and demand
• Sunday Crossword Puzzle
• Spacious layout
• Unique methods useful in repairing driveways
• How tech innovation­s can help improve your home experience
• Tips when painting shutters
• Benefits of upgrading old toilets in any home
• Most housing forecasts see sales gains, easing price hikes this year
• ‘Easy Rider’ rides again on TCM
• ‘Genuine and passionate’
• Bald Knob mayor working to improve parks
• this week’s EVENTS
• FEEDING VETS
• ASU-Beebe Lecture-Concert Series welcomes author Clifton Taulbert on Feb. 1
• WRMC surgeons reach 1,000th joint replacemen­t using robotic-assisted technology
• Ozarka College receives $5,000 for new Welding Center in Mountain View
• ASU-Beebe alum places third in National SkillsUSA Competitio­n
• Salem grad recognized as Ozarka Foundation’s FNBC Scholar
• Pilot of the AIRWAVES
• this week’s EVENTS
• UCA lecturer helps outline research on first-generation students
• New ATU scholarshi­p to benefit families of law enforcemen­t personnel
• DISCOVER THE LATEST BUZZ ABOUT HONEY
• Happy Birthday, BETTY!
• Ask Marilyn
• ENERGY BOOSTERS BOOSTERS FOR DARK DAYS
• CREATIVE WAYS TO GET MOVING

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