Pamela M. Bolerjack
Pamela M. Bolerjack was born May 27, 1954 in Natchez, Mississippi. She died on Tuesday, September 6, 2022 in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. At her birth… Login to continue reading Login…
September 2022
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Greenland spoils Bobcats’ home debut
On the scoreboard, the Greenland Pirates dominated last Friday’s game against Berryville at Bobcat Stadium, scoring touchdowns on all six of their first-half possessions on the way to a 41-7 victory.
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Making memories
We’re going to take a break from politics and FOIA follies this week and talk about a couple of far more important topics — my grandsons and baseball. I made my first trip to Wrigley Field in 2018 to see my beloved Chicago Cubs play the St.
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Wes Rutledge (center) poses with Miss Carroll County Hannah Youngblood (left) and Junior Miss Carroll County Anslee Bailey at Green Forest’s Agriculture Appreciation Days, which were held Sept. 9-10. See more photos on Page 8A.
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Tigers regroup, focus on fundamentals
The Green Forest Tigers’ bye week came at a good time, coach Greg Tibbitt said last week. After starting the season 0-2 with losses at home to West Fork and on the road at Greenland, the Tigers were ready for some time to regroup.
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We will never forget
Editor’s note: This column first appeared on Sept. 7, 2021, just ahead of the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2011. Sunday marked the 22nd year since the attacks. We have not forgotten.
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Lee named city’s economic development chief
Berryville native Dean Lee returned to his hometown in April 2021 as director of the Greater Berryville Area Chamber of Commerce after a distinguished career in athletic administration. Now, Lee is taking on a new role but he’s not leaving Berryville.
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Lady Bobcats suffer 1st losses of season
Berryville volleyball coach Kristin Whetham calls her team a work in progress. To win, Whetham says, the Lady Bobcats have to play with enthusiasm and intensity.
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Supporting fairness for states’ workers
Today I’d like to talk about a proposed federal rule dealing with construction contracts and my efforts to lead the 17 other governors who oppose this executive order. Earlier this year, President Biden signed an executive order that requires Project Labor Agreements for federal construction projects.
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Council OKs study of water rates
A water rate increase for Berryville residents is looking more and more likely after Mayor Tim McKinney received permission from the city council to commission a water rate study. The study will be performed by Engineering Services Inc., the Springdale- based engineering firm contracted by the city for most of its engineering needs.
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