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Hackers hit Berryville schools
The computer system at the Berryville School District was hacked last week, causing the district to lose internet access and use of computers. The district also lost phone services temporarily.
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Parks commission hires interim director
The Eureka Springs Parks and Recreation Commission has unanimously approved the hiring of an interim parks director to temporarily fill the role of retiring director Scott Miskiel. The commission voted 4-0 at its Dec.
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School board approves bus purchase
The Eureka Springs School District is still waiting on the new school bus it purchased a year ago, but in order to stay ahead of the waiting game, the school board approved another new bus purchase at its regular meeting on Monday, Dec. 12.
Read MoreSchool board approves bus purchaseBerryville officer honored by AG
Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge honored Berryville police officer Pauline Knott as the Carroll County Law Enforcement Officer of the Year at the 20th annual Officer of the Year awards and recognition luncheon at the Benton Event Center on Tuesday, Dec. 13.
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CS Bank adds customer care center
Charlie Cross, CEO of CS Bank, has announced the upcoming addition of a Customer Care Center to further support the local bank’s growing client base and geographical footprint. The Customer Care Center, located within the bank’s Berryville facility, will be responsible for assisting customers with daily needs and questions related to their banking, as well as support ing the new video teller platform being migrated to by the bank in its drivethrus later next year.
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