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Sevier County Judge Greg Ray and administrative assistant Sandra Dunn
Sevier County turns out big to honor its senior citizens Sevier County held its 30th Annual Senior Citizens
Appreciation Day on May 27 at DeQueen. Te event, held on the shady courthouse square, began in 1981 as a way for the community to celebrate and honor its senior citizens. “By noon, over 393 seniors had registered and over 550 meals were served,” said Judge Greg Ray, illustrat- ing what a “big deal” the event is each year. In addi- tion to coming in from all over Sevier County, attend- ees from Little River, Polk, Pike and Howard counties came and enjoyed the fun “Tis is a really positive thing for our county,” said Judge Ray. “It brings a lot of seniors together for fun and fellowship.” (Photos courtesy Bonita Smith, CFO, Bunyard Broadcasting, Inc., home to KDQN AM & FM)
Sheriff Monte Stringfellow with DeQueen Officer Chad Bradshaw (left) and Robert Gentry, a member of the Drug Task Force
Circuit Clerk Patti Chaney (right) and Leslie Ray, wife of Judge Greg Ray
Jean Killian and Jimmie Lou Fisher enjoy the activities 48
From left: Deke Whitbeck, field representative for Sen. Mark Pryor; local citizen Kerwin Gray; and Gene Higginbotham, aide to Congressman Mike Ross
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