Stories from Friday, November 27, 2009

EUREKA SPRINGS -- Berryville attorney Cindy Baker is in treatment for drug abuse -- again. A motion to revoke attorney Baker's bond was filed Nov. 18 after Baker discharged herself from La Paloma, a residential drug treatment facility in Tennessee. Baker was arraigned in circuit court Monday on charges of two counts of delivery of a controlled substance, (methamphetamine); conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, and simultaneous possession of drugs and firearms, with enhancement due to proximity to certain facilities.. ...

EUREKA SPRINGS -- In the spirit of Christmas, Eureka Springs Mayor Dani Joy and the City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss free meter parking along both Main and Spring Streets. The proposal would not include the city's parking lots. "The free parking would be offered Dec. ...

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EUREKA SPRINGS -- The Elks annual Hoop Shoot will be held at the Eureka Springs Middle School gym on Jan. 16 at noon. The Hoop Shoot is a basketball free throw contest for boys and girls in the following age groups: 8-9, 10-11, 12-13. Schools competing are Berryville, Cassville, Eureka Springs, Green Forest, and Huntsville. Each school holds their own contest to determine a winner in each age group...

A new contract and the extension of an agreement on an existing program will mean $9.9 million in production projects for LaBarge's Berryville plant, the company has announced. The Berryville plant is expected to begin production in January on a $2.6 million contract to provide wiring harnesses for the MK 48 and MK 54 torpedoes, the company announced this week...