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Brandt Wall Conklen of Berryville received a bachelor of arts degree in economics from the College of Letters and Science at the University of Wisconsin at Madison during spring graduation ceremonies on May 12-13, the school announced.

The city of Eureka Springs has officially been given the green light to increase the water portion of utility bills for residents and businesses by 25 percent.

Carroll County’s Connect 4 program recently partnered with a pair of area companies to provide industrial specialized training.

Keeling Grubb’s First Amendment right to free speech and interfered with his civil rights were violated when the city of Eureka Springs denied him a Conditional Use Permit to operate a gun and pawn shop in the city, Grubb’s attorney argues in a complaint filed in Carroll County Circuit Court.

A hearing has been scheduled Tuesday, Aug. 15, in the ongoing class-action lawsuit over the “$18 fee” that was included on real-estate tax bills for Carroll County property owners in 2018 and 2019.

The Holiday Island City Council has begun initial talks with Good Shepherd Humane Society about a possible partnership to help with animal control in the city.

Kaylan Ellis, an English as a Second Language (ESL) teacher at Berryville Elementary School, has recently been selected as an IMPACT Arkansas Principal Fellow.

The Berryville School District is once again footing the bill for school supplies for all of its students.

Future growth for the Green Forest School District was the main topic of discussion at its July 17 regular school board meeting.