CS Bank promotes Bullock to senior VPJanuary 9, 2024Jason F. Tennant is pleased to announce the promotion of Tammy Bullock to senior vice presidentRead MoreCS Bank promotes Bullock to senior VP
Berryville council OKs raises for mayor, city attorneyJanuary 9, 2024 The Berryville City Council approved salary increases for Mayor Tim McKinney and city attorney Clint ScheelRead MoreBerryville council OKs raises for mayor, city attorney
Mercy Auxiliary accepting scholarship applicationsJanuary 9, 2024Mercy Hospital Berryville Auxiliary is accepting applications for its 2024 annual scholarship program.Read MoreMercy Auxiliary accepting scholarship applications
CS Bank parking lot donation raises $36,204 in communityJanuary 9, 2024Jason F. Tennant recently announced that the local bank’s annual donation Read MoreCS Bank parking lot donation raises $36,204 in community
Carroll County Democrats to meet Tuesday, Jan. 9January 9, 2024 The Democratic Party of Carroll County will hold a members meeting Read MoreCarroll County Democrats to meet Tuesday, Jan. 9
Family Movie Night Saturday at libraryJanuary 9, 2024Looking for something to do that the entire family can enjoy together? Read MoreFamily Movie Night Saturday at library
Ex-deputy pleads not guiltyJanuary 9, 2024A former deputy with the Carroll County Sheriff’s office pleaded not guilty on Monday, Jan. 8Read MoreEx-deputy pleads not guilty
Forecast calls for cold air, chance of snowJanuary 9, 2024 Carroll County is expected to see winter precipitation and wind chill values below zero Read MoreForecast calls for cold air, chance of snow
Wilson Combat helps in push for new libraryJanuary 2, 2024Wilson Combat is the latest business to announce its support of the Berryville Library Building Project. Read MoreWilson Combat helps in push for new library
Holiday Island business license ordinance gets preliminary OKJanuary 2, 2024 The Holiday Island City Council has taken the first step in establishing license fees and penalty requirements Read MoreHoliday Island business license ordinance gets preliminary OK