Sowers of Harvest, doing business as Camp Harvest, is participating in the USDA Summer Food Service program this summer and is providing free meals to children under 18 years old.
The Third Judicial District, which serves Carroll and Madison counties, was recently awarded $20,000 from the Arkansas Supreme Court to improve the safety of courtrooms and offices in the Berryville District Court, the Green Forest District Court and the Eureka Springs District Court.
Equity Bank and local veterans support group RECON VI distributed plaques of appreciation to six veterans and Table Rock Quilts of Honor gave each of the veterans a handmade quilt on Memorial Day, Monday, May 29, at The Blossoms Rehab and Nursing Center in Berryville.
No was injured in a fire earlier this month that completely destroyed a three-story Holiday Island apartment building and took local responders, mostly volunteers, nearly 40 hours to completely extinguish.
Tom Dees didn’t want a big fuss made over his contributions to what is now the city of Holiday Island. But the truth is, without Dees’ hard work and dedication, there might not even be a Holiday Island.
Hearing no opposition to a proposal to vacate and abandon a portion of Miller Street that sits adjacent to Tyson Foods’ Berryville plant, the Berryville City Council gave final approval to an ordinance to that effect at its regular meeting on Tuesday, June 6.