April 2023

Students deserve kudos

Iwant to start off this month’s Bobcat Buzz by celebrating some of our awesome students! First, Berryville High School senior Gisselle Estrada was chosen to represent North Arkansas College at the state Skills USA competition in Hot Springs. Congratulations to Ms. Estrada!
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Local author’s book reveals untold story of prominent Arkansas native’s tragic end

A local historian has finally given voice to a prominent Carroll County native, 90 years after a suspicious elevator accident took the man’s life. Dale Ross, vice president of the Carroll County Historical Society, has written a book titled “A Voice For Ira” that delves into the accident that killed Ira Gurley.
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Bobcats put up a fight

The Berryville Bobcats lost three baseball games last week, but not without a fight. The Bobcats lost at Gravette by a score of 6-5 on Tuesday, April 11, then were beaten 17-5 on Elkins on Thursday, April 13.
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Tigers pick up 2 wins

The Green Forest Tigers remained unbeaten in 3A West conference play and tied for first place with a pair of victories last week. The Tigers defeated Decatur 4-1 on Tuesday, April 11, at Tiger Stadium.
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Evans’ 2 HRs enough for GF

It’s hard to have a much better day at the plate than Green Forest senior Leah Evans enjoyed against Yellville-Summit on Friday, April 14. Evans went 4-for-4, including a pair of home runs, drove in seven runs and scored four times as the Lady Tigers rolled to a 16-9 road victory.
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