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The Green Forest Police Department will join law enforcement agencies nationwide in the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s Click It or Ticket seat belt enforcement effort from May 18-31.
Taylor Paige Santiago pleaded guilty Monday, May 4, to murdering 36-year-old Sophia Williams as she lay in bed at her home near Eureka Springs in January 2025, with Circuit Judge Scott Jackson describing Santiago’s plea deal with prosecutors as “the conclusion, in court, of a horrible episode.”
The City of Berryville will receive $1 million in grant funding from the Arkansas Economic Development Commission to upgrade and expand the city’s water and sewer infrastructure, the AEDC and Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced last week.
The Friends of the Berryville Library have announced that the new Berryville Library will not be opening in June as planned because of a delay in manufacturing of shelves.
Wade and Shannon Hill, owners of 5 Hills Ranch, have been named the Carroll County Farm Family of the Year.
Hometown Internet LLC, based in Berryville, was awarded more than $88 million in grant funding to expand high-speed internet access to more than 16,500 locations on Tuesday, April 28.
The body of a Rogers man was recovered from Beaver Lake on Wednesday, April 29, Carroll County Sheriff Daniel Klatt confirmed.
After seeing its success at the middle school and high school levels, the Berryville School Board has voted to implement the district’s “Smart Start” schedule for students in kindergarten through fifth grade beginning next fall.
Community Blood Center of the Ozarks will hold a blood drive from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, May 7, in the Fellowship Hall of Southern Heights Baptist Church, 279 Highway 221 South in Berryville.
The City of Berryville is preparing to mark a historic milestone with an evening dedicated to the people and businesses that have shaped its identity for generations.
Community Chat, the popular local radio program hosted by Jamie Hussey and Dean Lee, will celebrate its five-year anniversary with a special prerecorded broadcast at 3 p.m. Thursday, April 30, in the lobby of sponsor Bank of 1889
Carroll County officials used part of last week’s quorum court meeting to highlight county emergency services, hear a report from a statewide county-government conference and approve additional courthouse annex security funding.
A Berryville man was killed in a traffic accident on April 18 on Arkansas Highway 21.
Rhonda Worrall, graphic designer for the Carroll County News and the Eureka Springs Times-Echo won three awards during the Arkansas Press Association’s 2026 Better Newspaper Advertising Contest.
Optimism is strong around the Green Forest School District.
A fundraiser for the Mennonite Disaster Service search and rescue operations will be held at 5 p.m. Friday, May 15, at the Mennonite School at 849 County Road 601, Berryville.
Mercy Hospital Berryville Auxiliary proudly announces the recipients of its 2026 High School Scholarships, Josselin Cubas Rivera and Bryan Garcia.
State Sen. Bryan King of Green Forest reiterated his support for school choice last week, but argued that Arkansas’ LEARNS Act is a fiscally irresponsible way to provide it.
The Arvest Foundation recently committed $50,000 to Mercy Health Foundation Berryville to be used toward an MRI machine at the local hospital.
A Holiday Island Suburban Improvement District commissioner was cited on charges including third-degree assault and terroristic threatening after an April 6 incident at the Holiday Island Country Club.