Lady Bobcats show improvement
First games can be learning experiences. That was certainly the case for the Berryville girls soccer team.
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March 2023
GF boys tie Haas Hall
Green Forest boys soccer coach Adam Richter saw some room for improvement from his team in a 2-2 tie against Haas Hall Bentonville on Monday, March 6, but he also saw some things he liked. “I feel good about last week,” Richter said.
Read MoreGF boys tie Haas HallDISPATCH DESK — Berryville PD
FEB. 26 n An officer responded to a call of a disorderly person at the hospital.
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Arkansas to lead research to advance use of robotics in poultry processing
FAYETTEVILLE — Researchers in Arkansas and two other states will be using a $5 million grant to increase use of artificial intelligence and robotics in chicken processing to reduce waste in deboning and detect pathogens.
Read MoreArkansas to lead research to advance use of robotics in poultry processingFarm Bureau’s Riley earns Ag Promise certification
Marty Riley of Farm Bureau Insurance in Carroll County has successfully become an Ag Promise Certified Agent with Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company of Arkansas, Inc. An agent must complete both educational and experience requirements to become Ag Promise certified.
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First Christian Church hosts 14-week ‘GriefShare’ session
First Christian Church at 763 Passion Play Road in Eureka Springs is hosting a 14-week “GriefShare” session from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Read MoreFirst Christian Church hosts 14-week ‘GriefShare’ sessionEureka Springs Parks Commission hires Dudley as parks director
Eureka Springs’ new parks director officially began his duties this week. Sam Dudley, who served as the department’s trails coordinator for two years and recently was hired by the city’s Parks Commission, took over the role March 12.
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Remembering Jack
It’s axiomatic to most doctors: best to leave the treatment of kin to other physicians. In the practice of medicine, professional courtesy helps enable professional detachment. Emotion can color judgment. In the practice of journalism there isn’t a parallel standard, though the concept applies: Don’t get personally close to the people about whom you’re reporting.
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