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Eureka Springs Hospital owed vendor more than $200K before CFO’s firing
Eureka Springs Hospital owed more than $200,000 to Oracle America Inc. as of Dec. 11, less than three weeks before the hospital fired its chief financial officer.
Read MoreEureka Springs Hospital owed vendor more than $200K before CFO’s firingChamber hosting candidates Feb. 19
The Berryville Chamber of Commerce will host an open house and networking event, themed Meet the Candidates, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 19, in the Berryville Community Center Auditorium.
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Eureka Springs Middle School students build toys for cats, dogs
Eureka Springs Middle School teacher Maria Ellis sits in her classroom on the Friday before Christmas break, surrounded by homemade cat and dog toys her students created. The students worked on this project for Ellis’ design and modeling class over the first semester of the school year.
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Dental coalition brings specialized care to Turpentine Creek
Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge recently welcomed the Dental Coalition for Conservation for a visit focused on advanced dental care for rescued wildlife.
Read MoreDental coalition brings specialized care to Turpentine CreekLocal students honored at Southern New Hampshire
Four Carroll County students have been recognized for their academic achievements during the Fall 2025 semester at Southern New Hampshire University in Manchester, N.H.
Read MoreLocal students honored at Southern New HampshireMcKinney says he’ll begin drafting proposal for business licenses
Mayor Tim McKinney told the Berryville City Council at its regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 6, that he’ll work with economic development director Dean Lee and administrative assistant Jay Lee to draft a proposed ordinance regarding business licenses in the city.
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Deadline approaching for donations to new library building
Construction of the new Berryville library is well underway and is scheduled for completion by summer.
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Council hears more on business licenses
The Berryville City Council heard more from Mayor Tim McKinney at the council’s regular meeting on Dec. 16 about McKinney’s suggestion that the city begin requiring business licenses.
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