Cleburne County Memorial Gardens

The Baby Miss, Tiny Miss, Little Miss and Petite Miss Divisions were held Saturday morning. Baby Miss First runner up was Azealia West, daughter of Slade West and Sasha Murphee, she also received Best Smile honors. Baby Miss Queen was Meadows Gaddy, daughter of Lewis and Brittney Gaddy, who also took home Best Eyes, Hair and Photogenic awards. Tiny Miss Second runner up was Juliet Murray, daughter of Skylar Southerland and Justan Murray, First runner up was Harper Mix who also took home Miss Photogenic and Best Hair awards, she is the daughter of Jeff and Kaitlyn Mix, Queen Jazlyn Stringer, daughter of Phillip and Kayla Stringer also took home Best Smile and Eyes awards.Little Mister Cleburne County was Ethan Harris and Young Mister Cleburne County was Jake Foree.The evening competitions were Little Miss where Emma Carlton, daughter of Cary and Emily Carlton took home Second runner up and Miss Photogenic awards, First runner up went to Marlie Rush, daughter of Christina and Brandon Lorince and Elijah and Jeri Rush, she also took home Best Smile and People’s Choice awards. Queen Harper Moran, daughter of Steven and Julie Moran took home Best Eyes and Best Hair awards. Other contestants were Blaire Andrews, daughter of Brad and Cortney Andrews, Olivia Bates, daughter of Brad and Rachel Bates and Makinlee Burris, daughter of Levy and Heather Burris.Petite Miss Second runner up was Jordan O’Neill, daughter of Christopher and Erica O’Neill. First runner up was Honey Godush, daughter of Christie and Clifton Godush who also won Best Eyes. Queen Emma Jones, daughter of Jason and Jennifer Jones also took home Best Smile, Hair and Photogenic.Young Miss First runner up was Harmony Godush, daughter of Christie and Clifton Godush. She also won Best Smile and Best Eyes. Queen Braelyn Morrow, daughter of Rick and Heather Morrow also took home Best Hair and Photogenic.Junior Teen Miss First runner up was Courtney Krug, daughter of Amanda and Anthony Krug, she also too home Best Smile and Photogenic. Queen Tessa Whitney, daughter of Tim and Gillian W... (Heber Springs Sun-Times)

These handy factory-built panels make putting up fences much faster and easier than conventional stick-building (building from scratch) techniques. In fact, nowadays many home improvement DIYers are proudly adding �NOTE TO SELF: Build a fence this weekend� to their honey-do list.Types of fence panelsPreassembled fence panels are widely available at home and garden centers. Select from a variety of fence materials, which include wood, vinyl, aluminum, iron, and chain link.Wood and vinyl fence panels are relatively easy for the do-it-yourselfer to install. They come in four basic styles. In ascending order of strength, these are:Trellis � boards arranged in a crisscross lattice pattern. This is great for decorative fencing, enclosing garden beds, and topping a more solid fence. Trellis fences admit plenty of sun and breezes, and don�t close off a spectacular view.Palisade � boards are spaced. A picket fence is the best-known example. Palisade fences are frequently used to mark property boundaries or to add curb appeal to front yard. They allow some light and air to come through.Overlap � boards overlap horizontally. Overlap fences are excellent when you want to block visibility, such as a privacy fence.Closeboard � boards overlap vertically. Closeboard fences are the strongest type of fence. With no visibility, they are great for security � deterring potential intruders out and keeping children or animals safe inside your yard.DIY fence panels installationCheck legalities. Before any kind of fence installation, be aware that local laws frequently limit fence height to 6 feet for the backyard and 4 feet for the front. Check the town�s building code, your property line, and your HOA regulations. Contact a one-call number to make sure it�s okay to dig in the area you want.Measure. Careful measuring is particularly important when installing fence panels because you will have less ro... (Heber Springs Sun-Times)