The Greater Berryville Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting on Friday, Jan. 13, for its newest Chamber member, Innergy Fitness, located at 309 W. Church Ave. in Berryville.
Exciting things continue to happen for the Berryville Library Building Project. When the original budget projections were made for the proposed library, the cost was estimated at $2.5 million.
James Myatt, Berryville market president for CS Bank, has announced the appointment of Alicia Romine to assistant branch manager of CS Bank’s Berryville location. Romine will be responsible for assisting in the oversight of the deposit services staff and daily operations of the Berryville facility.
A Green Forest High School teacher is free on a $75,000 bond after being arrested on two felony charges and one misdemeanor stemming from alleged inappropriate contact with a 15-year-old female student.
Laura Aceves was just 21 years old when she was brutally murdered by a former boyfriend on New Year’s Eve 2012. Out of that tragedy, however, grew an enduring legacy.
Selecting representatives for the City Advertising and Promotion Commission continues to be a difficult annual task for the Eureka Springs City Council. Two votes were the most any member of the city council received during three rounds of voting by secret ballot to select new council representatives for the CAPC at the council’s regular meeting Monday, Jan.
The Eureka Springs School Board has given the green light for the school district to proceed with the construction of a much-needed cafeteria building for elementary and middle school students. The school board voted unanimously at its regular meeting on Monday, Jan.
Daniel Klatt has served as Carroll County sheriff for a little more than two weeks, but he’s no stranger to the sheriff’s office. Klatt spent more than 15 years as a deputy sheriff, rising to the rank of lieutenant before he left the sheriff’s office in late 2017.