DISPATCH DESK — Berryville Police Department
NOV. 6 ■ An officer responded to a call of two people fighting.
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Writer wins county judge’s race without runoff
David Writer will be the next Carroll County Judge. Writer, currently foreman for the county road department, avoided a runoff by taking 57.7 percent of the vote in a three-man race in Tuesday’s general election.
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OCT. 30 ■ ■ An officer responded to a call of someone needing assistance.
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Veterans Day in Carroll County
Photos by David Bell / Carroll County News Carroll County honored its veterans and thanked them for their service with several events on Friday, Nov. 11, from school assemblies in Berryville and Green Forest to the annual Veterans Day Parade in Eureka Springs.
Read MoreVeterans Day in Carroll CountyWeather Service: Tornado hit GF
The National Weather Service has confirmed that the city of Green Forest was hit by an EF-1 tornado on the evening of Friday, Nov. 4.
Read MoreWeather Service: Tornado hit GFStatewide data breach includes county
Carroll County officials said last week that there’s no evidence that any of the county’s electronic data was compromised after a security breach that affected counties across the state. According to Carroll County Judge Ronda Griffin and county clerk Connie Doss, some but not all of the county’s servers operate on a network administered by Little Rockbased Apprentice Information Systems Inc.
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Jecker to be new director for BV chamber
The Greater Berryville Area Chamber of Commerce has announced the addition of Debbie Jecker as its executive director. Jecker and her husband, Matt, have been residents of Carroll County for about 12 years and have an appreciation for Northwest Arkansas and Carroll County, a news release announcing Jecker’s hiring says.
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ES police consulted attorney before closing CAPC probe
The Eureka Springs Police Department closed its investigation into alleged computer trespassing involving the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion commission after consulting with the attorney representing several current and former city officials named as defendants in a lawsuit connected to the CAPC.
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