Wind Project Causing a Stir
A “wind farm” planned for eastern Carroll County continued to be a topic of discussion at the county quorum court’s regular meeting on Tuesday, July 18.
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July 2023
Teach a boy to fish …
Alert readers might have noticed a photo of my grandson holding a fish in last week’s paper.
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Boys and Girls State
American Legion Boys State and Girl State participants recently visited Green Forest mayor
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Stubbs brothers receive Carla Youngblood Award
The Friends of the Berryville Library recently presented the Carla Youngblood Community Spirit Award during the Peace, Love & a New Library Festival.
Read MoreStubbs brothers receive Carla Youngblood AwardCCN wins 1st place in state contest
The Carroll County News has been awarded first place for general excellence among medium- circulation weekly newspapers for the fourth consecutive year in the Arkansas Press Association’s annual Better Newspaper editorial contest.
Read MoreCCN wins 1st place in state contestGreen Forest man among 5 killed in Saturday accidents
A Green Forest man was among three people killed in a three-vehicle accident on U.S. Highway 412 in Madison County on Saturday, July 22, while two Fayetteville men died in separate accidents the same day in Carroll County.
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Imagination Library Fundraiser
The Dolly Parton Imagination Library of Carroll County held a fundraiser that included a ‘Doggy Parton’ canine costume contest on Thursday, July 20, at Gotahold Brewing and Just Bee coffee bar in Eureka Springs.
Read MoreImagination Library FundraiserDispatch Desk — Berryville Police Department: July 9-15, 2023
JULY 9 n An officer responded to a report of a suspicious person, resulting in a verbal warning for a curfew violation.
Read MoreDispatch Desk — Berryville Police Department: July 9-15, 2023ES Planning Commission seeks extension of moratorium
A moratorium on new bed and breakfast locations in residential areas will be extended until at least early 2024 if the Eureka Springs Planning Commission gets its way.
Read MoreES Planning Commission seeks extension of moratoriumRescuing a vessel, and a family’s memories
Brian and Bobby Ogan were boating with their two toddlers and a niece on Lake Powell 30 years ago when a sudden storm exploded from the canyons.
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