Photo Gallery: Green Forest vs. West Fork, Aug. 26, 2022
A gallery of images from the Green Forest Tigers’ high school football game against visiting West Fork on Aug. 26, 2022. For information on purchasing… Login to continue reading Login…
August 2022
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Miss Carroll County 2022
Photos courtesy of Summer Newberry The annual Miss Carroll County pageant was held Aug. 20-21 at Berryville High School’s Performing Arts Center. Winners were crowned… Login to continue reading Login…
Miscues cost Green Forest in 28-14 loss
Penalties and turnovers are the bane of offensive football coaches at every level. They can spoil an otherwise solid performance for any offense.
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Lady Bobcats rally past Springdale
The 2022 volleyball season has only just begun, but the Berryville Lady Bobcats have already demonstrated one important trait: They aren’t about to back down from a challenge. The Class 4A Lady Bobcats opened their season with a big victory on Tuesday, Aug.
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‘Nothing to it’
Reece responds to police report, tax liens
Former Green Forest mayor Charlie Reece, who is seeking a return to that office in the November general election, said he received “some bad tax advice” that led to federal tax liens totaling more than $20,000.
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Bobcats kick off season on Friday
The Berryville Bobcats will kick off their 2022 football season Friday night, traveling to West Fork. Berryville coach Bryan Hutson said his team is excited to get started.
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Helm’s murder trial delayed
The first-degree murder trial of Jason Helm — one of three Carroll County men accused in the 2018 slaying of Christopher Alvard at his home near Eureka Sp r i n g s — was abruptly delayed last week in Carroll County Circuit Court.
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Death toll continues to rise as county total reaches 115
Seven Carroll County residents have died of complications related to COVID-19 in during August, bringing the local death toll attributed to the novel coronavirus to 115, according to a Aug. 26 report issued by the Arkansas Department of Health.
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Ott to pay $1,000, settle 2021 lawsuit
Eureka Springs City Council member Bill Ott will pay the city $1,000 to settle a lawsuit Ott filed in 2021. The city council approved the settlement agreement at its regular meeting on Aug.
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