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Parks and Rec taking applications for baseball and softball leagues
(Community Sports ~ 02/19/14)
The Berryville Parks and Recreation Department will be taking registration forms for baseball and softball, ages 7-15 years, from Friday, January 31, through Sunday, February 23. Registration forms are available at the Berryville Community Center and will be sent home with students of the Berryville School system...
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Highlanders climb to top of conference triangle
(High School Sports ~ 02/19/14)
EUREKA SPRINGS -- Two weeks ago, Eureka Springs was on the ropes in 2-4A West Conference after losing four of five league outings. But the Highlanders responded with three straight conference wins to form a three-way tie at the top and clinched the conference title after the tie-breaker dust had settled, finishing the regular season with a 21-8 record... -
Lady Cats win final game in league behind buzzer-beater from Teague
(High School Sports ~ 02/19/14)
GENTRY -- Allie Teague made a layup at the buzzer in the fourth period to force overtime and nailed a three-pointer with 1.8 seconds left in the extra frame to lift Berryville to a 47-44 win over Gentry to close out the regular season with a win. The Lady Bobcats overcame playing on the road and questionable officiating to earn the victory as Teague drove a dagger through the hearts of the Lady Pioneers twice as time expired... -
Bobcats conclude regular season with victory over Gentry on road
(High School Sports ~ 02/19/14)
GENTRY -- Berryville wrapped up the regular season with a 38-22 win over Gentry Friday night on the road to take a 10-14 record into this week's 1-4A Conference Tournament at Farmington. Seth Helmlinger led the Bobcats with 10 points, Cody Powell added eight and Timmond Turner finished with seven as the Cats won the stall game Gentry dishes out... -
New floor
(Holiday Island ~ 02/19/14)
Volunteers removed the old flooring in the Island Room last month and replaced it with tile and carpet, with the installation work done by Patti and Charlie Larkin. A portion of the old floor was covered by "inlay," which proved difficult to remove, hence the iron, to heat the adhesive to make the floor easier to peel. From left, standing, are Debbie Anderson, Vernon Anderson, Boyce Williams, Wayne Kolbe, Charlie Larkin and Patti Larkin. Kneeling in front is Larry Waggoner...
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