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Waltons pledge $34 mil to Opera

The Walton Family Foundation has awarded a $34 million grant to fund the design and construction of a new facility for Opera in the Ozarks, the foundation announced in a news release, saying the new theater will help the Eureka Springs-based opera program “to attract the best of a new generation of aspiring singers and musicians.”
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City hires code enforcement officer

The city of Berryville has hired a part-time code enforcement officer, Mayor Tim McKinney told the Berryville City Council at its regular meeting on Tuesday, May 2. At the council’s April 18 meeting, McKinney had told council members that the city would into hiring a part-time employee to address issues with parked cars blocking access to streets.
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Mercy hosts visiting med students

More than 40 students from Arkansas’ three medical schools visited Mercy hospital in Berryville on Saturday, May 6, to learn more about the hospital and the community. The students — from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Medicine in Little Rock, the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine in Fort Smith and the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine at Arkansas State University in Jonesboro — visited Berryville as part of a field trip sponsored by the Rural Health Association of Arkansas.
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Green Forest Alumni Banquet

The Annual Green Forest High School Alumni Banquet was held Saturday, April 8. Green Forest Alumni gathered with former classmates and other graduates to share memories about their time in school there. It was a great time that celebrated how graduates could come back to Green Forest and see all the exciting changes going on right now with the school and each other.
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