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Carla Youngblood Award
Butch Hanby is the latest recipient of the Friends of the Berryville Library’s Carla Youngblood Community Spirit Award. The award, presented quarterly, recognizes individuals who perform silent acts of kindness without expecting a reward like its namesake, Carla Youngblood, who worked as a librarian at the Berryville Library for many years.
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Producers: Winter can mean more problems with predators
As winter nears, farmers and ranchers can expect more trouble with predators, said Dr. David Fernandez, Extension livestock specialist and interim dean of graduate studies and continuing education for the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff.
Read MoreProducers: Winter can mean more problems with predatorsLocal owners purchase CCN, sister publications
Carroll County Community Media LLC has purchased the Carroll County News, the company announced Monday. The company is a partnership between Carroll County News managing editor Scott Loftis, photographer David Bell and former Berryville Chamber of Commerce director Steve Johnson.
Read MoreLocal owners purchase CCN, sister publicationsHackers hit BV school district
The computer system at the Berryville School District was hacked last week, causing the district to lose internet access and use of computers. The district also lost phone services temporarily.
Read MoreHackers hit BV school districtES council tables parking district plan
The long-debated proposed residential parking district along a part of Spring Street in downtown Eureka Springs has hit a bit of speed bump. At its regular meeting Monday, Dec.
Read MoreES council tables parking district planKnott named county’s Officer of the Year
Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge honored Berryville police officer Pauline Knott as the Carroll County Law Enforcement Officer of the Year at the 20th annual Officer of the Year awards and recognition luncheon at the Benton Event Center on Tuesday, Dec. 13.
Read MoreKnott named county’s Officer of the YearES school board OKs bus purchase
The Eureka Springs School District is still waiting on the new school bus it purchased a year ago, but in order to stay ahead of the waiting game, the school board approved another new bus purchase at its regular meeting on Monday, Dec. 12.
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