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State Senate committee to meet in Berryville
The Arkansas State Senate Agriculture, Forestry and Economic Development Committee will meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 4, at the Berryville Community Center.
Read MoreState Senate committee to meet in BerryvilleFirst Christian Church of Eureka Springs to host GriefShare support group
A group of people come together in the basement of First Christian Eureka multiple times a year for one reason, because losing a loved one is a life-altering experience, leaving us feeling lost, overwhelmed and alone.
Read MoreFirst Christian Church of Eureka Springs to host GriefShare support groupClear Spring School offers Singing Valentines
This Valentine’s season, Clear Spring School is offering a heartfelt way for community members to share their love while supporting local education.
Read MoreClear Spring School offers Singing ValentinesRowdy Beaver Den hosts live entertainment this weekend
The Rowdy Beaver Den, located at 47 Spring St., will have Karaoke with Stan from 8 p.m. to midnight Friday, Jan. 30 On Saturday, Jan. 31, Brett & Terry will peform from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Read MoreRowdy Beaver Den hosts live entertainment this weekend
Community Foundation presents C4 with $10,000 grant
In celebration of Arkansas Community Foundation’s 50th anniversary, Carroll County Community Foundation has awarded a $10,000 grant to C4 — Training for the Future, an industrial training facility in Berryville for students from Berryville, Green Forest and Eureka Springs high schools.
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Local man says county judge threatened his life
Writer allegedly told Scheunemann: ‘I’ll kill you’
Read MoreLocal man says county judge threatened his lifeHospital CEO cites systemic financial failures
Tiffany Means, CEO of Eureka Springs Hospital, didn’t hold back when discussing issues that led to the December termination of former chief financial officer Cynthia Asbury.
Read MoreHospital CEO cites systemic financial failuresIncumbent King pushes back on attack ads
State Sen. Bryan King of Green Forest has responded to a series of mailers and text messages received by Carroll County residents over the past two weeks.
Read MoreIncumbent King pushes back on attack ads