Several seniors who have gone through the Connect 4 technical education program signed letters of intent Tuesday, April 25, with future employers and secondary educational institutions. C4 is a joint effort between the Berryville, Eureka Springs and Green Forest school districts.
The Berryville Lions Club and Equity Bank have teamed up again this year to provide a valuable service to the public. On Saturday, May 6, the team will host another paper/document shredding event for those who have old tax returns, bank statements, mail and other papers that need to be destroyed.
It’s not uncommon, when I meet someone and tell them what I do for a living, for them to ask me some version of: “Is there ever anything to write about in Carroll County?” The question always makes me chuckle. The answer, of course, is yes.
Welcome home! In case you haven’t noticed, the newspaper is once again locally owned. Brave entrepreneurs have stepped forward and bought the Carroll County News.
The 14th Annual Carroll County Bible Reading Marathon will take place on Saturday, May 6. Simultaneous reading of the Bible will take place at 10-plus locations in every city around the county.
Did you know that children as young as 11 years old are being trafficked for sex in Northwest Arkansas? It is scary to think this could be happening here in Carroll County, but sadly it is. Paula Sell, a volunteer with Into the Light, will be presenting an informational program titled “Not On Our Watch!” at 5:30 p.m.
The Good Shepherd Humane Society will mark the official Grand Opening of its new thrift shop in Berryville with a ribbon cutting and event-filled day on Friday, May 19. GSHS invites the public to come join the celebration and enjoy prizes and surprises designed to say “thank you” to a supportive community.