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One of the highlights of the annual Carroll County Livestock Show is the premium sale, which was held Saturday morning at the Carroll County Fairgrounds Arena. Winners in each division posed with Miss Carroll County 2019 Kourtney Granger and Junior Miss Carroll County 2019 Faith Kelley. Watch future issues of Carroll County News for more photos from the premium sale.

Green Forest High School honored the Class of 2020 with graduation ceremonies Saturday, July 25, at Tiger Stadium.

Berryville High School honored the Class of 2020 with graduation ceremonies Friday, July 17, at Bobcat Stadium.

Berryville residents celebrated July 4 on Saturday with food, fireworks and fun. The annual Fire on the Mountain fireworks display from atop Saunders Heights capped the celebrations Saturday night.

The white bass are running on the Kings River, and these local fishermen didn’t miss their opportunity on a recent spring day.

Elementary students at Berryville, Green Forest and Eureka Springs dressed up during the week of March 2-6 to celebrate Read Across America Week and Dr. Seuss’s birthday.

The Greater Berryville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the Carroll County Home Expo and Garden Show on Saturday, March 7, at the Berryville Community Center.

Green Forest High School junior Maddie Youngblood was crowned Miss Green Forest on Saturday.

The 17th Annual Black & White Charity Ball raised money for Mercy Hospital Berryville on Saturday, Feb. 8 at the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center in Eureka Springs.

The Berryville School District held an open house Thursday, Jan. 23, at the new Berryville High School Building. The building opened for classes in early January.

Mercy Hospital in Berryville held an emergency response drill Tuesday to practice on its procedure in the event of a real emergency. In the mock scenario, a tornado struck the surgical clinic adjacent to the hospital and caused several injuries. Members of the Carroll County Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) participated in the drill, helping provide emergency aid t to the mock victims.

The Green Forest Christmas Parade went off without a hitch Saturday morning under bright sunshine and clear skies.

The Berryville Christmas Parade marched through town Saturday night with perfect weather. It was a good time for participants and spectators alike.

After a busy Shop Small Saturday on Nov. 30, Eureka Springs Mayor Butch Berry lit the Christmas tree in Basin Spring Park and Santa Claus, AKA Bill Ott, visited with everyone who was there to see it.

Green Forest hosted its annual Queens of the Court tournament last week in the Grim Gym. The eight-team field included Berryville, Eureka Springs and Green Forest. Berryville won the tournament for the second consecutive year, with a victory over Pea Ridge in Saturday night’s championship game.

The Berryville Rotary Club held its second annual Princess Ball on Saturday at the Berryville Community Center.

The Berryville Bobcats won Carroll County bragging rights with a 42-14 victory over Green Forest on Nov. 8 in the annual Carroll County Super Bowl.

Carroll County turned out to honor and recognize its veterans, with assemblies at Berryville and Green Forest schools and the annual Veterans Day Parade in Eureka Springs.