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Staff SergeantS SelectS

Congratulations to the newest

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tempering anger with family advocacy claSS

Anger may be a sign that it needs to be addressed before it can affect an Airman’s career. Luckily, the Family Advocacy Center is available to help.

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20/20 readineSS

The 19th Medical Group Optometry Clinic

ensures Airmen at Little Rock Air Force

Base are visually fit to fight by providing

annual eye exams, pre-operation and

post-operation eye care, and diagnosing

and treating eye infections.

Senior Airman Stefan Stephenson-Shipp, 19th Maintenance Squadron fuel systems journeyman, enters a C-130J dry bay Aug. 8 at Little Rock Air Force Base. The fuel systems team works 24 hours to inspect and repair the 19th Airlift Wing’s C-130J fleet. Without these specialists, the C-130J wouldn’t get off the ground to deliver critical cargo and support across the globe, making fuels systems a key component to fueling the fight.

FUELLIFE BLOOD OF AIRCRAFT

U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Kevin Sommer Giron

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Combat Airlifter • Aug. 25, 2017 3INSIDER LOOK

n CMSgt Williams Drive is closed between Avenue A East and Avenue A West until late October. Avenue A East is still accessible from the east and Avenue A West from the west. The intersection of Thomas Avenue and CMSgt Williams Drive is closed.

n Arnold Drive/6th Street intersection will close Sept. 4 for approximately four weeks for repairs. Thru traffic traveling west on Arnold Drive will detour at Cannon Drive to CMSgt Williams Drive. Custom-ers traveling west will still be able to access the Clinic and First Arkansas Bank and Trust parking lots.

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Combat airlifter of the WeekRANK/NAME

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TIME IN SERVICE19 years

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THE CORE VALUE OF? He has supported AFRC, NGB, Regular Air Force, Army, Navy, Marine, Coast Guard, joint and foreign country training and mission requirements. As a career Surviv-al Evasion Resistance Escape (SERE) Specialist and a Master Military Freefall Parachutist, his primary role is to support aircrew training, readiness and parachute operations. Master Sgt. Bonin regularly provides support to the 19th AW Parachute Programs and has traveled both CONUS and OCONUS to support, train and evaluate other parachute programs. U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Jeff Walston

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Fumbling through the ins and outs of an aircraft, your fingers trace the differ-ent mechanisms of a C-130J. Everything is blurred, yet you are required to fix a broken unit. You have 10 minutes to complete this task. Would reduced sight prevent you from completing the mission?

The 19th Medical Group Optometry Clinic ensures Airmen at Little Rock Air Force base are visually fit to fight by providing annual eye exams, pre-oper-ation and post operation eye care, and diagnosing and treating eye infections.

“The mission of the optometry clinic is to make sure Airmen, retirees and dependents can see, but it’s goes beyond glasses and contact lenses,” said Maj. Felicia Rinken, 19th Medical Group optometrist “It’s about the health of the eye. If the body is healthy, the eye is healthy.”

Annual eye appointments do more than keep prescriptions up to date.

“Vision exams include a complete comprehensive picture’” Rinken said. “From an examination we can tell if

you have diabetes, high blood pressure, untreated STDs, any inflammation or eye diseases. Let’s say you’re diabetic and you don’t know it. It would be very detrimen-tal for us to deploy someone who doesn’t know they have diabetes. We can take care of it here before they go.”

In 2016, the optometry clinic served approximately 3,000 Airmen, retirees and dependents with a 4-man team of U.S. Air Force personnel and civilians.

“Everyone is encouraged to make an appointment,” Rinken said. “If you are over the age of 21 and are young and healthy, you should be having an eye exam once every two years, even if you don’t wear glasses. If you wear contact lenses, glasses or are over the age of 50 you should be coming in every single year.”

Active-duty members who wear glasses or contact lenses are required to have two pairs of prescription glasses and gas mask inserts.

“If you are short tasked to deploy, leave in two weeks and do not have glasses or gas mask inserts, that doesn’t give us the amount of time we need to order glasses and gas mask inserts,” Rinken said.

In addition to eye exams, the optome-try clinic offers referrals for refractive surgery.

Refractive surgery is eye surgery used to improve the state of the eye and decrease or eliminate dependency on glasses or contact lenses.

“To have refractive surgery, you must be active duty, 21 years or older, have a stable prescription for 12 months and commanders approval,” Rinken said.

For more information, call 501- 987-8811, or www.airforcemedicine.af.mil/MTF/Little-Rock/.

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U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Codie Collins

Brennan Schilperoort has his eye inspected by Maj. Felicia Rinken, 19th Medical Group optometrist, on July 24 at the 19th Medical Group optometry clinic on Little Rock Air Force Base. The optometry clinic ensures Airmen at Little Rock Air Force base are visually fit to fight by providing annual eye exams, pre-operation and post operation eye care, and diagnosing and treating eye infections.

By Airman 1st Class Codie Collins19th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

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As stewards of the military justice system, the 19th Airlift Wing Legal Office at Little Rock Air Force Base assists commanders in maintaining good order and discipline in their units.

Although “JA” stands for Judge Advocate, its unofficial meaning in the legal office is “just ask.”

“The difference between the legal office and civilian attorneys is that we do everything,” said Capt. Alexander Zoll, 19th AW Legal Office chief of adverse actions. “We advise commanders and take care of Airmen; we’re advisors and prosecutors and we also provide legal assistance. You’re not going to get that anywhere else.”

The Military Justice Division is also responsible for processing all courts-martial, Articles 15s and adminis-trative disciplinary matters.

The staff is equipped for more than disciplinary actions; Airmen with a wealth of knowledge in all things legal help service members and their families with a variety of issues, offering many services for free.

“We take care of Airmen and families and support the Combat Airlift mission

by providing legal counsel,” said Airman 1st Class Pete Davis, 19th AW Legal Office military justice paralegal.

The Airmen are knowledgeable in paralegal matters, powers of attorney and notary services, last will and testaments and more.

Active-duty, reserve, guard, retirees and service members’ dependents are welcome, even if the individual is unsure of the type of legal assistance needed.

“If we can’t help you, we’ll direct you to someone who can,” Zoll said.

The paralegals provide support to family members with matters regard-ing questions about finances, power of attorney and other issues while their service member is deployed.

“Just because their family member is deployed doesn’t mean resources aren’t available to them,” Zoll said. “We’ll listen and make sure they have what they need.”

The legal office doesn’t represent members in court and cannot assist in criminal cases. Those seeking help in these matters may go to the Area Defense Council.

Appointments can be made in person or over the phone. Walk-ins are available for some services.

For more information, contact the 19th AW Legal Office at 501-987-7886.

Legal officeBy Airman 1st Class Grace Nichols19th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

U.S. Air Force graphic by Airman 1st Class Grace Nichols

As stewards of the military justice system, the 19th Airlift Wing Legal Office at Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas, assists commanders in maintaining good order and discipline in their units.

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8 Combat Airlifter • Aug. 25, 2017FEATURE

FUEL Life blood of aircraftU.S. Air Force photos by Airman 1st Class Kevin Sommer Giron

Senior Airman Stefan Stephenson-Shipp, 19th Maintenance Squadron fuel systems journeyman, enters a C-130J dry bay to reinstall a fuel manifold Aug. 8 at Little Rock Air Force Base. All personnel entering a fuel tank or dry bay with open fuel lines are required to have a supplied air respirator on to prevent exposure to fumes.(Right) Senior Airman Stefan Stephenson-Shipp, 19th Maintenance Squadron fuel systems journeyman, inspects a C-130J auxiliary tank Aug. 14 at Little Rock Air Force Base. The auxiliary tank can hold up to 500 pounds of fuel and is located on the wing of the C-130J. Stephenson-Shipp ensured there weren’t structural weaknesses and other discrepancies inside the fuel tank.

Combat Airlifter • Aug. 25, 2017 9FEATURE

Life blood of aircraftU.S. Air Force photos by Airman 1st Class Kevin Sommer Giron

Senior Airman Stefan Stephenson-Shipp, 19th Maintenance Squadron fuel systems journeyman, enters a C-130J dry bay to reinstall a fuel manifold Aug. 8 at Little Rock Air Force Base. All personnel entering a fuel tank or dry bay with open fuel lines are required to have a supplied air respirator on to prevent exposure to fumes.(Right) Senior Airman Stefan Stephenson-Shipp, 19th Maintenance Squadron fuel systems journeyman, inspects a C-130J auxiliary tank Aug. 14 at Little Rock Air Force Base. The auxiliary tank can hold up to 500 pounds of fuel and is located on the wing of the C-130J. Stephenson-Shipp ensured there weren’t structural weaknesses and other discrepancies inside the fuel tank.

U.S. Air Force photo illustration by Airman 1st Class Kevin Sommer Giron

Senior Airman Stefan Stephenson-Shipp, 19th Maintenance Squadron fuel systems journeyman, dons an air respirator before entering a C-130J dry bay Aug. 8 at Little Rock Air Force Base. Fuels Airmen wear respirators, coveralls, boots and gloves to protect their face and skin from hazardous materials they come into contact with on the job. (Left) Tech Sgt. Darel Somer, 19th Maintenance Squadron fuel systems crafts-man, assists Senior Airman Stefan Stephenson-Shipp, 19th Maintenance Squadron fuels system journeyman, exit a C-130J dry bay Aug. 8 at Little Rock Air Force Base. Airmen performing or assisting with maintenance on a dry bay must be harnessed for protection in case they fall.

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A kettle sits on a stove top. Wisps of steam slowly escape the spout, producing a low-pitched hiss. Suddenly, steam starts billowing out and all that can be heard is a whistle as the water in the kettle has reached a boiling point.

Feeling this way because of anger may be a sign that it needs to be addressed before it can affect an Airman’s career. Luckily, the Family Advocacy Center on base is available to help.

“Anger Management is not a place of judgement,” said Lillie Tarver, 19th Medical Operations Squadron family advocacy outreach manager. “I want people to realize that the class is a place of education and self-exploration.”

A common misconception is that the class is meant for people who have already gotten in trouble. The true purpose of the class is to educate people about their anger and how to manage it properly before it becomes a problem.

The classes, offered to Team Little

Rock members are held quarterly in

two lessons. The classes are held a week

apart to allow students time to use the

knowledge and tools they were given in

the first session.

“It’s about understanding your

emotions and being able to make more

value driven decisions,” said Staff Sgt.

Leah Chhoeun, 19th MDOS alcohol and

drug abuse prevention and treatment

non-commissioned officer in charge. “It’s

about being able to get a lot out of it and

apply it.”

The classes are taught in a group

setting to educate students on how to

determine what their specific prompts

are, as well as figuring out how to proper-

ly deal with and direct their anger.

“I really enjoy watching the partici-

pants have these ‘moments of truth’ when

learning to deal with their anger,” Tarver

said. “Seeing them realize what triggers

their anger and how it affects other

people helps them learn more effectively.”

For more information or to sign-up for

a class, call 501-987-7377.

U.S. Air Force photo by Airman Rhett Isbell

Lillie Tarver, 19th Medical Operations Squadron family advocacy outreach manager, teaches an anger management class Aug. 10 at Little Rock Air Force Base. The classes are held quarterly in two separate sessions a week apart from each other.

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WASHINGTON — The Air Force

selected the senior civilian and mobili-

zation assistant for the deputy chief of

staff for Space Operations directorate, or

“AF/A11,” on Aug. 17. Mr. Shawn Barnes

will serve as the assistant deputy chief of

staff for Space Operations, and Maj. Gen.

Pamela Lincoln has been named as the

Mobilization assistant to the deputy chief

of staff for Space Operations.

“Mr. Barnes and Maj. Gen. Lincoln are

experienced leaders who will provide the

vision and direction for our new Space

Operations Directorate,” said Secretary

of the Air Force Heather Wilson. “This is

one more element of the plan to ensure

our space forces are organized, trained,

and equipped to prevail in any conflict.”

The initial cadre of the A11 has been

identified and assigned, consisting of 43

military members, government civilians,

and contractors. These professionals

have formed the core of the organization

and will begin initial operating capability

Aug. 21. The A11 will be a strong and vocal

advocate for space capabilities inside the

Air Force and with our national security,

commercial, and international partners.

“The A11 will be key to ensuring we

link combatant commander and service

space requirements with our capabil-

ities,” said Air Force Chief of Staff Gen.

David L. Goldfein, the joint chief most

responsible for military space forces. “We

must ensure our space forces have the

tools necessary to operate in any environ-

ment, defend our systems, and provide

our joint force with vital space capabili-

ties to remain the most responsive, agile

and lethal on the planet.”

This is one of several key initiatives

the Air Force is pursuing to adapt its

operations, processes and organiza-

tional structure to reflect the reality

that space is a warfighting domain. To

outpace emerging threats, the Air Force

is also instituting a new space warfight-

ing concept of operations, changing its

space force training model, streamlining

its acquisition processes, and design-

ing more resilient and survivable space

systems.

Principal defense space advisor role

continues, supported by joint personnel

At the Defense Department level, the

secretary of the Air Force will continue to

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secretary of Defense over the next year,

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As the principal advisor, Wilson has

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12 Combat Airlifter • Aug. 25, 2017INFORMATION

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Protestant ServicesSunday ......................................................................11 a.m.*Children’s church during the service.Catholic Services Daily Mass Tuesday – Friday .................................... 11:30 a.m.Sunday Mass ..........................................................9:30 a.m. *Confessions are held 30 minutes prior to each Mass and by appointment

RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONProtestant Classes at Base ChapelSunday (Sept. - May) ............................................9:30 a.m.* Classes for all ages availablePMOC ...................................................... noon (Wednesday)PWOC ...........................................................................6 p.m.(1st, 2nd, and 3rd Tuesday at Base Chapel) Catholic Classes Sunday (Sept. - May at Base Chapel) ......................11 a.m.RCIA Classes & Adult Bible Studies AvailableCatholic Women of the Chapel ....................................6 p.m.(1st & 3rd Wednesday at Base Chapel)Other Faith Groups/InquiriesPlease contact the Little Rock AFB chapel office at 501-987-6014 for specifics on other faith groups or information regarding the local churches in the area.

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BIG YARD sale, 8/25, 8 am-? 208 N. James St., Jax. Chest, TV, bicycles, hunting clothes, microwave stand, appliance & lots more.

MOVING SALE, 8/25 & 26, 8 am-5 pm, 102 Justice, Lonoke. (501) 951-5568 for info.

YARD SALE, 8/26, 6 am-? 1711 Pio-neer Dr., Cabot. Various home fur-nishings, toys, clothing, etc.

HORSES: LUCKY Acres Boarding Stable, TLC for your horse, box stalls and paddocks, clean pastures, indoor and outdoor arenas, riding instruction and training program. Dressage our specialty. (501) 988-2458.

10 MO. old fawn Pug, free to good home, fixed, shots up-to-date, Jax. city license, high energy, needs fenced yard. (501) 249-1122.

2 SADDLE blankets & saddle rack big enough for 2 saddles. 259-1573.

FREE TO good home, 2 adult dogs, male German Shepherd mix & female Blue Heeler mix. (501) 259-9559.

1997 MERCURY Mountaineer, all wheel drive, 5.0 motor, 189K miles, good truck, $1,450. (501) 588-5331.

2009 MERCEDES C300 4matic, beautiful black sedan, 85,000 miles, well-maintained, $11,000. (501) 412-8242, Lonoke.

2000 TOYOTA Celica, 5-speed, white, $4,500. Serious inquiries only. 882-2142.

CLEAN 1995 Chevy work van, $2,195. (501) 658-0500.

4 TRAILERS, free, you haul away. (501) 392-5174.

2002 INFINITI i35, 4-Dr., silver w/leather int., cruise, pwr. windows, mirrors & seats, FM/CD, alarm, $6,500 obo. (501) 952-2296, Kimber.

2005 DODGE Caravan, 237,000 miles, good tires, working A/C/heat, very clean, needs transmission re-pairs, $900 obo. (501) 259-4039 or (501) 288-8138.

TROYBILT LAWNMOWER, 7-speed trans., new battery, 2 new filters, like new, cutting deck for grass or leaves, $825. 982-2504.

CHERRY PICKER, $50. (501) 983-1445.

SNAPPER LAWNMOWER, parts only, good deck, 6-spd. self-propelled unit, $35. (501) 882-2142.

46” & 48” mowing decks, $125 ea. (501) 983-1445.

LAWN SWEEPER, hardly used, paid $250, asking $125 obo. 843-4890.

SEARS, 21 hp. mower, 42” cut, $375. (501) 843-5475.

RESMED C-PAP machine, good condition, 6’ hose, face mask, $399. (501) 749-8667.

SIZE 12/13 diabetic shoes, black, good condition, $99. (501) 749-8667.

GOLF CLUBS: Ping I2 irons, Taylor woods, Golfsmith putter, Hogan bag, all in excellent condition, $375. 749-8667.

NEW METAL walking cane, excellent condition, $30; backpack, new, red & black, $37. 749-8667.

WALKER, TALL & wide, new, $56. (501) 749-8667.

BIG MAN’S electric scooter w/truck lift, $1,350. 982-7916.

NEW RELIANCE 310C manual in-door transfer switch (30A) for gen-erator, $250. (501) 941-0657, Cabot.

NEW IN box, Kohler stainless Baros-sa pull-down kitchen faucet w/soap/lotion dispenser, $160. (501) 941-0657, Cabot.

SEVERAL BIKES from small kid’s to adult sizes, $25-$65. (501) 983-1445, Cabot.

GUITAR. NEW in box, Spectrum 38” concert style acoustic, Case, strap, pick & electronic tuner, $30. (501) 266-2732, Lonoke.

NIKE CLEATS, size 11, very good condition, black & silver, $30. (501) 247-0653.

UNDERPINNING FOR 16x80 mobile home w/J-trim used, some pieces, some not, 21” to 29” in height, $125. 680-0128.

LOTS OF good yard sale items: vac-uum cleaners, toys, bicycles, videos, clothes, too much to list. Cheap. Must sell. 843-4890.

REFRIGERATOR, STOVE, washer & dryer, recliner, rocking chair, dresser, 2 ladders (8’9” & 6’), 100 lb. butane bottle, lawnmower jack. 628-2238.

PIANO, CABINET Grand, restored & refinished, perfect condition, ivory keys. (501) 843-6150 or (501) 438-4536, Cabot.

SOLID OAK entertainment center, 5’ wide x 6’ tall, good condition, $75; Med. sized entertainment center w/TV, $25; Curio cabinet, good condi-tion, $100. (501) 676-0823.

BEIGE DBL. reclining sofa, good condition, $400 obo. (501) 319-5429.

WHIRLPOOL WASHER & dryer, $500. (870) 494-5100, Diana.

4-DRAWER CHEST, solid wood, $65; microwave stand, $10; wicker rock-ing chair, $10. 985-2244.

BEAUTIFUL MIRRORED bar & 2 heavy duty swivel barstools, $750 cash. (501) 983-4168.

QUEEN BED w/mattress, good con-dition, $325 obo. 843-0997 or 681-3041, Cabot.

SOLID OAK 5-pc. sectional custom built entertainment center, 7’10” tall, 7’2” wide, $1,000 obo. (501) 628-6456, Cabot.

LG 10,000 BTU portable air condi-tioner, cools 400 sq. ft., works great, $200. (501) 941-5274.

HEADBOARD, WHITE, wicker, full-size, 53” tall & rounded at top, $45. (501) 286-7394, Cabot.

MOVING - WASHER & dryer & other misc. items, all must be sold by 8/25. (501) 590-9119 after 3 pm.

CEDAR STORAGE chest, 46”x24”w x 20”h w/hearts on exterior, $100; Corner desk w/credenza, $60; couch, light gray, $75. (501) 286-3553.

ROUND, OAK pedestal table & 6 chairs, extended leaf. 241-0469.

KING-SIZE MATTRESS & box spring, no frame, great cond., $150. (501) 672-6239.

VERY NICE queen bed w/mattresses & bedding, decorative bedding & pil-lows; black leather twin bed head-board. (501) 366-5702.

COZY, ONE room studio apartments in Jacksonville. Bed pulls down from wall in Living Room in front of wood burning fireplace. Includes appliance filled kitchen. Starting at $325 plus utilities, deposit $200. No children or pets. Camp Construction, (501) 982-0434.

HAVE A title to your Car, Boat, or Mo-bile home? Get a new home with any trade-in! Call 501-653-3205.**

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Properties Available:2321 Cloverdale Rd., Jacksonville, 3 Br, 2 Ba, $1,000/mthSouth Spring, Jacksonville, 2 Br, 1 1/2 Ba, $515/mthCrestview Apts, Jacksonville, 1 Br, 1 Ba, $575/mthGina, Jacksonville, 2 Br, 1 Ba, $500/mth1031 Grayland, Jacksonville, 3 Br, 2 Ba, $900/mth1521 Graham Road, Jacksonville, 3 Br, 2 Ba, $725/mth112 Kodiak Lane, Jacksonville, 3 Br, 2 Ba, $1,400/mth13 Jacob Cove, Cabot, 3 Br, 2 Ba, $1,000/mth19 Berry Patch, Cabot, 3 Br, 2 Ba, $1,300/mth5 East 56th Place, North Little Rock, 3 Br, 2 Ba, $1,100/mth10 Timber Ridge, Jacksonville, 2 Br, 2 1/2 Ba, $700/mth705 Braden, Jacksonville, 3 Br, 1 Ba, $700/mth616 Carpenter, Jacksonville, 3 Br, 1 1/2 Ba, $725/mth25 Glenwood, Cabot, 4 Br, 3 Ba, $1,200/mth305 Franklin, Jacksonville, 3 Br, 2 Ba, $1,050/mth

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15 BREVA CIR., MAYFLOWER3 BR, 1 BA w/bonus rm., lakefront w/fishing pier

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14 CHETAY, CABOT4 BR, 2 BA w/garage

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124 RIDGECREST SQ., CABOT3 BR, 2 BA, w/garage. Built 2014$1,250 MO., $1,000 DEP.

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Sherwood 820 Grosvenor4 bedrooms2 Full Baths2,973 SF

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CUSTOM BUILT EXECUTIVE HOME sitting on 1 acre with beautiful trees. Formal dining room & large kitchen w/lots of cabinets; Pull out drawers for easy storage,

center island & breakfast area. Living room & cozy den both offer fireplaces. 2 BR w/full bath downstairs/master BR has separate his+ her dressing room/closets. Shop w/garage door. PRICE REDUCED! MLS #17023718, $269,000.

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Nice home in the Stonewall subdivision siting on a big corner lot with a fenced in backyard. This home

offers 3 BR and 2 BA; Large living room accented by brick fireplace.

Nice kitchen with large sized laundry and pantry off the oversized 2-car

garage. MLS #17024298, $114,900.

Call the Clemons Team! Steve (501) 412-0562 • Sherrie (501-412-0563

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Beautiful 18 acres offering a peaceful country

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