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Active cases of COVID-19 in Carroll County dropped slightly over the past week, with 13 cases reported Monday by the Arkansas Department of Health. Statewide, the active case total showed a nearly 25 percent increase, rising to 2,057 — the third consecutive week of rising numbers.

The Berryville City Council on May 3 voted to approve a resolution appropriating more than $1 million of the funds the city received under the American Rescue Plan to offset personnel expenses for the city’s police and fire department personnel.

This week’s Pet of the Week is Buscemi! Buscemi is a senior dog who spent most of his life with one owner. It takes some effort to earn his trust, but he will be a loyal and loving companion once you have it. Buscemi could use a patient home with someone who doesn’t mind a little extra effort earning love. We really want Buscemi out of our kennel and into a home so that he can spend the rest of his time living a true dog’s life. You can visit Buscemi and our other adoptables at the Adoption Center on Highway 62. All adoption fees are only $25 for Empty the Shelters! Submitted photo

UAMS representative Jennifer McCurry teaches Academy of Excellence students the signs of a stroke during the Earth Day Celebration on Friday, April 22, a partnership between Eureka Springs Hospital and Eureka Springs Community Center. More than 200 local students toured the Mega Brain at the event. Submitted photo

Attention all Pre-K children and your parents: Berryville Library has created a new program just for you. In addition to the Thursday morning Pre-K Storytime hour, make plans to come play at the Berryville Library at 10 a.m.