Stories from Tuesday, October 8, 2019

Elvis Presley once had a private airplane with “TCB” emblazoned on the tail as a reminder of his “Takin’ Care of Business” motto. Don’t be surprised if the same TCB logo shows up sometime soon on the Berryville Lady Bobcats’ team bus.

Read All Together is an initiative that the Green Forest Intermediate Library began in 2009 to educate students on the freedoms of living in the United States. It also gives students background knowledge of the events that took place September 11, 2001. These community leaders have been involved with this initiative the 10 years. Pictured from left to right are Charlie Reece, Buddy Fry, Roger Langlie, Officer Alma Ortega, Dr. Summers and Don McNeely.

Holiday Island Presbyterian Church held a Spaghetti Dinner on Sept. 23 to benefit People Helping People, Back Our Kids and ECHO Village. Each of the three groups received a check for $1,175 in proceeds from the dinner, which served more than 340 people. HIPC has been holding spaghetti dinners since 2002 to benefit non-profits in the community. Pictured are representatives from People Helping People and Back Our Kids as well as Terri Hegna and Linda Shafer from HIPC.

Students in Berryville’s Future Farmers of America club attended the Arkansas-Oklahoma FFA Day on Sept. 25 in Fort Smith.

U.S. Sen. John Boozman of Arkansas visited Berryville on Thursday. Boozman participated in a ‘meet and greet’ at the Berryville Community Center, then toured the Connect 4 educational center in Berryville.

Katelyn Ross didn’t feel as if she played especially well during the Class 2A girls state golf championships on Monday at Turkey Mountain Golf Course in Horseshoe Bend.

The Berryville City Council unanimously approved a project development agreement with Entegrity Solar at Tuesday night’s regular meeting.

The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office released more details Thursday about the arrest of three people on Wednesday, Sept. 25, at a residence in Eureka Springs.

The Arkansas Attorney General’s Office is intervening in a class-action lawsuit challenging the assessment of an $18 annual fee billed to property owners in Carroll County in connection with a failed landfill.

Leslie Rutledge on Tuesday awarded the Carroll County Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Award to Sgt. Craig Hicks of the Berryville Police Department. Rutledge presented the county winners at the annual awards and recognition luncheon during the 2019 Arkansas Law Enforcement Summit at the Benton Event Center in Benton...