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Alpena overpowers Haas Hall
(High School Sports ~ 11/16/18)
Senior Jonathan Stone scored 35 points on Friday night as Alpena celebrated homecoming with a 70-31 victory over Haas Hall Academy of Fayetteville. Stone scored 23 points in the first half as the Leopards jumped out to a 35-13 lead. Stone scored 12 points in the third quarter, including three three-pointers...
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Lady Highlanders improving quickly (High School Sports ~ 11/16/18)
Ryan Sanchez knew that rebuilding the Eureka Springs girls basketball program wasn’t going to happen overnight. The Lady Highlanders, after all, had won just nine games combined over the previous three seasons. -
Highlanders dominate Hornets
(High School Sports ~ 11/16/18)
Eureka Springs coach Brian Rambo said the first two minutes of the Highlanders’ Homecoming game against Oark on Friday were pretty sloppy. That didn’t last long.
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Injuries have Tigers starting season without 2 key players
(High School Sports ~ 11/16/18)
Green Forest High School graduate Shane Compton will make his debut as the Tigers’ head basketball coach on Tuesday when his team travels to Elkins.
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Greenland turns back Green Forest girls
(High School Sports ~ 11/16/18)
Greenland defeated Green Forest 63-41 Saturday in the third-place game of the Queens of the Court Tournament at the Grim Gym in Green Forest. The Lady Pirates took control with a 13-2 run to close the first quarter and led 29-1
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Bobcats in rebuilding mode after 24-win season (High School Sports ~ 11/16/18)
The Berryville Bobcats open their 2018-2019 basketball season on Friday, hosting Eureka Springs, and coach Brent Compton said the Bobcats will look a little different this year. -
Queens of the Court: Lady Bobcats overcome foul trouble to claim crown (High School Sports ~ 11/16/18)
The Berryville Lady Bobcats won their second consecutive Queens of the Court Tournament championship on Saturday in Green Forest, but the trophy didn’t come easily. -
Calligraphy Class (Local News ~ 11/16/18)
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First Friday Coffee (Local News ~ 11/16/18)
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Wrong men pay for sheriff's mistake
(Column ~ 11/16/18)
An elected official is caught on a recording using a homophobic slur to describe another elected official. It’s the kind of thing that might lead to a resignation or a firing. In Carroll County, it led to both, but the man whose actions caused the entire episode wasn’t the one who resigned or lost his job...
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Thank you, veterans
(Column ~ 11/16/18)
Each year, Carroll County Newspapers makes sure to have a presence at the Veterans Day ceremonies in our community. We cover school assemblies from Green Forest to Eureka Springs and citywide commemorations like the popular Veterans Day Parade and rifle salute in downtown Eureka Springs. We’ve done that since I started working here in 2014, but I wanted to learn even more about our local veterans this year...
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Small business center director visits Berryville (Local News ~ 11/16/18)
Mary Beth Brooks, director of the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center in Fayetteville, recently toured Berryville to see local economic development projects. -
Showing Respect (Local News ~ 11/16/18)
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Christmas Gifts Galore returns Saturday
(Local News ~ 11/16/18)
The Carroll County Country Chicks Extension Homemakers Club (EHC) is offering a local option for Christmas shopping this weekend.
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Local schools pay tribute to veterans (Local News ~ 11/16/18)
Carroll County schools held special assemblies Friday, Nov. 9, and Monday, Nov. 12, to honor the 100th anniversary of Veterans Day and recognize local veterans for their service. -
'A day of honor:' Carroll County veterans explain significance of Veterans Day (Local News ~ 11/16/18)
He didn’t serve in Vietnam, but Patrick Kirby returned from his service in Ethiopoa the same time other veterans were leaving Vietnam. Kirby said everyone in the airport assumed he had just gotten back from Vietnam, too. -
Highlanders overcome slow start to win by 34
(High School Sports ~ 11/16/18)
The Eureka Springs Highlanders recorded their third consecutive victory on Tuesday night, defeating visiting St. Paul 60-26, but coach Brian Rambo wasn’t completely satisfied with his team’s performance.
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Tigers fall to Elkins in opener
(High School Sports ~ 11/16/18)
The Green Forest Tigers lost their season opener at Elkins 62-37 Tuesday night, but coach Shane Compton said his team played well despite the final outcome. “I thought we played pretty well,” he said. “I don’t think the score really tells the story of the game.”...
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Morrell takes charge for Lady Bobcats (High School Sports ~ 11/16/18)
Berryville coach Daniel Cornelison says he had never even seen a player score 20 points in one quarter before Tuesday night, much less have one of his players do it. Now he has. -
Drury-bound (High School Sports ~ 11/16/18)
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Farrar pleased with Lady Tigers' effort in loss (High School Sports ~ 11/16/18)
The Green Forest Lady Tigers lost by eight points on the road at Elkins on Tuesday, falling 38-30. But Green Forest coach Kyle Farrar said the score didn’t reflect the way his team played.
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