Stories from Tuesday, June 18, 2019

U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Brennin D. Tranbarger recently graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in San Antonio.

It seems as if at least one young person a week decides to end his/her life because of being bullied to the point that there is no other recourse. They just can’t see another way out.

The Eureka Springs School Board voted Monday to approve Legacy Construction Management’s bid to remodel the elementary school — with some stipulations. Architect Josh Siebert with Modus Studio approached the board with an update to the bidding process.

The Eureka Springs City Council exploded with debate Monday night over a proposed ordinance that would allow the city to have a fireworks show celebrating the Fourth of July.

There won’t be any Fourth of July fireworks for Green Forest this year.

Farm Family of the Year isn’t just an award for Josh and Tonya McMahan. It’s a lifestyle for the McMahans, who got their start with help of Josh’s dad and grandpa in 1999.

Attorneys representing a Berryville man in a class-action lawsuit challenging an $18 charge being assessed to property owners in Carroll County plan to file an amended complaint that likely will delay a final hearing in the case.

Pearl Mary Theresa Jardine was born on October 4th, 1924 to Carl Waldemar Svenson, later changed by Ellis Island to Charles Swanson, and Anna Rosa Aiani. She was born in Chicago but soon the family moved to Tinley Park, Illinois. She was a member of Saint George’s Parish...