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Extension Homemakers Clubs were started in the 1920s and were immensely popular for decades — so much so that Carroll County alone had more than 30 clubs in the 1970s. But membership has declined over the decades, while the average age of club members has gone up significantly.

The City of Berryville officially cut the ribbon to open its new $3 million business park on Thursday, May 4, with U.S. Rep.

More than 40 students from Arkansas’ three medical schools visited Mercy hospital in Berryville on Saturday, May 6, to learn more about the hospital and the community. The students — from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Medicine in Little Rock, the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine in Fort Smith and the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine at Arkansas State University in Jonesboro — visited Berryville as part of a field trip sponsored by the Rural Health Association of Arkansas.

Jimmy Owen drops a bag of documents into the hopper at a document disposal event

The Berryville Community of Christ Church presents a donation to the Carroll County Youth Literacy Rotary Foundation on Tuesday afternoon.

As part of a new series featuring local authors, the Friends of the Berryville Library hosted Murder with a Local Twist: Celebrating Local Authors Jane Elzey (The Cardboard Cottage Mystery series) and Amber Camp (the Horse Rescue Mystery series) on Monday, April 24, at the Carroll Electric Community Room in Berryville.