Lowell City News

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Calendar

City Council Meeting

6:30 PM

September 19, 2017

October 17, 2017

Novermber 21, 2017

Tech Plat/Work Session

6:00 PM

September 07, 2017

October 02, 2017

November 06, 2017

Planning Commission

6:00 PM

September 18, 2017

October 16, 2017

November 20, 2017

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_Court Days

Arraignment

8:00 AM

September 11, 2017

October 09, 2017

November 13, 2017

Discovery

9:00 AM

Trial

10:00 AM

September 08, 2017

October 13, 2017

November 17, 2017

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Holidays

Labor Day

September 4, 2017

Veterans Day Observed

November 10, 2017

Thanksgiving Holidays

November 23-24, 2017

2017 Fall Edition

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On May 6th, city employees volunteered at the First

Tee’s community event by hosting a Lowell putting

green. The event proved to be a success, with a large

turn out in support of the First Tee! We had so much

fun volunteering with the children!

Welcome to Lowell! Stop by and see our new neighbors!

Welcome to Lowell NWA Car Clinic! Planning

Director, Kris Sullivan, presented the Car Clinic

with a key to the city during the Chamber of

Commerce ribbon cutting event.

The new business, located at 405 S Bloomington,

specializes in auto repair, European repair, Brit-

ish repair & Asian repair. Check them out at

www.euroasianautorepairs.com.

A Grand Opening was held recently at Metro Appliances .

Stop by and look at all they have to offer even if you are

not in the market at this time! The Showroom is

AMAZING!

Former Planning Commis-

sioner Chairman, Mitch

Wright, was presented a

plaque by Mayor Eldon Long

during the city Council

Meeting June 20, 2017 for

his many years of service to

the City of Lowell. Thank

you Mitch for your many

years of service to the City

of Lowell. You leave some

mighty big shoes to fill.

Glenn Jones, with the American Legion Post 1, presented Karen Davis with an official POW/MIA Medal and POW/MIA Coin at the July 18th Lowell City Council Meeting. These gifts were in apprecia-tion for her help in attaining permission to fly the POW/MIA flag at City Hall.

The Lowell Historical Museum raised $1,400.00 in a raffle for a yeti cooler. Mayor Long selected the winning ticket and gave it to Ed Harwell, LHMF of

NWA Board Member, to present to the winner, Eric McGhee.

Tiny Tot Mr. Lowell 2017

Reed Sanders

Tiny Tot Miss Lowell 2017

Grace Nicholas

Little Mr. Lowell 2017

Weston Kildow

Little Miss Lowell 2017

Ava McKay

2017 MUDTOWN DAYS ROYALTY

King and Queen 2017

Remmel and Elewee Taylor

Museum Raffle and Bingo Winners

Jana Della Rosa

Grand Marshal

King and Queen

2017

A few pictures from the MUDTOWN DAYS 2017 Parade

Lowell officers with staff from the Lowell court division and Lowell Elementary ran the Lowell portion of the annual Special Olympics Torch Run.

Isaac Chapman, President of Lowell Elementary's student council, initiated the planting of a new tree on the playground of Lowell Elementary. He saw a need for more shade on the playground, and with the help of an anonymous donor, he accomplished the task of acquiring a tree. A new maple tree was planted on the south section of the playground. Way to go Isaac, the students of Lowell Elementary will enjoy the shade of the new tree in years to come!

Congratulations to the winners of the Mudtown Days Talent Show!

5-12 Category; 1st Place Winner: Spice Girls Group 2nd Place Winner: Ashlynn Watson 13-18 Category; 1st Place Winner: Serenity Northcot 2nd Place Winner: Dylan Kildow

Calling all Veterans!

Crystal Bridges is looking for volunteers, especially Veterans. If you have any ques-tions, please email Glenn Jones, one of their most dedicated volunteers. The LOWELL ANIMAL SHELTER always has a GREAT selection of Dogs, Puppies, Cats and

Kittens available for adoption. For a limited time, the adoption fees for the cats and

kittens are waived. To view available animals visit :

petfinder.com

2nd place winners of the 2017 Mudtown Horseshoe Tournament:

Boomer Sooner—Mat Cummings - Michael Cummings

1st place winners of the 2017 Mudtown Horseshoe Tournament:

Pink’s - Gregg Pink - George Pink

Join us this fall at First Baptist Church Lowell for our first annual Bible Conference. We

will have a different speaker each evening beginning Sunday, October 15 through

Wednesday, October 18 with a meal preceding worship. Meals begin at 6:00 p.m. in the

Fellowship Hall and worship begins at 6:45 p.m. in the Sanctuary. We'd love to have you

as our guest each evening. 405 Johnson Ave. – 479-770-0151

Enclosed Units for Boats and RVs –

EASY Access

Climate Controlled Household Units

Over 100 Outdoor Parking Spots

One Mile West of I-49

Office: 1403 W Monroe Ave, Lowell

Main Gate: 260 Commerce Pkwy

479.595.6048

Postal Customer

Lowell, AR 72745

PRST STD

U.S. Postage Paid

PERMIT No. 8

Lowell, AR 72745

Lowell Animal Shelter I 218 N Lincoln Street I 479.770.2185 ext. 501

DID YOU KNow ??????

ALL DOGS AND CATS

WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF

LOWELL MUST BE REGISTERED

AT THE

LOWELL ANIMAL SHELTER!

REGISTRATION FORMs are

AVAILBABLE ONLINE OR MAY BE PICKED UP AT THE SHELTER.

PROOF OF UPDATED RABIES MUST BE ATTACHED TO REGISTRATION.

And Ask! If you are not sure that your project requires a permit, then call the inspector and ask. Laws and regulations can change from time to time and it is your responsibility to make yourself aware of the ones that will apply to you and your situation. Several things that did not require permits in the past may now require them. Permits and inspections do not necessarily mean that the job is going to cost more. What it does mean is that the work will be done to current codes. If you fail to obtain proper permits for your work it may keep you from being able to sell your home or affect an insurance claim, if a loss were to happen.

Permits = a safe environment for your home and workplace.

Our friendly Contractor Services staff is here to answer any questions. Remember the only dumb question is the one you did NOT ask!

479-770-2185