Dispatch Desk — Eureka Springs Police Department, Aug. 23-29, 2022
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September 2022
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West Fork tops Bobcats
Last Friday night’s game at West Fork was the season opener for the Berryville Bobcats, but it was Game No. 2 for the Tigers, who came out ready to play.
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Ag Days set to start Sept. 9
The 26th annual Agriculture Appreciation Days will be held Friday and Saturday, Sept. 9-10, in Green Forest.
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Greenland drops Tigers to 0-2
The Green Forest Tigers have an open date on Friday, and it comes at a good time after last Friday’s 51-9 loss at Greenland dropped the Tigers to 0-2 this season. The Tigers’ offense continued to show flashes of potential, but Greenland capitalized on turnovers and penalties to limit Green Forest to a field goal by Jesus Romero in the first half.
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Off-duty ES parks employee dies in accident
An off-duty Eureka Springs city employee was killed in a one-vehicle accident last week at Lake Leatherwood City Park. Mark Current, a shuttle driver and park attendant for the Eureka Springs Parks and Recreation Department, was killed in the accident on Wednesday, Aug.
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No new deaths reported in county
No new deaths related to COVID-19 pandemic were reported in Carroll County since Aug. 26, but the number of active cases saw a nearly 13 percent increase according to reports issued by the Arkansas Department of Health on Friday, Sept. 2.
Read MoreNo new deaths reported in countyRoundtable focuses on children, families
“Building a Movement for Arkansas’ Kids,” was the theme of a roundtable discussion presented Tuesday, Aug. 30, by the Carroll County Community Foundation and Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families at the Carroll Electric Community Room in Berryville.
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Veterans group lends a hand
A severe storm late last month left a local elderly veteran with a sizable tree partially resting on top of his house. A concerned neighbor asked for assistance in clearing the fallen tree.
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In midst of meeting drought for CAPC, concerns are raised over office staffing
Editor’s Note: Emails quoted in this report have not been edited for grammar, punctuation or spelling. The Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission last held a regular meeting with a quorum June 22, a little more than a week before the terms of commissioners Carol Wright and James DeVito expired June 30.
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Surplus? Not really
“We don’t have a surplus when we have hungry children.” That’s a quote from Laura Kellams, Northwest Arkansas director of Arkansas Advocates for Children & Families, at a roundtable discussion last week in Berryville.
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