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Freeman Heights plans Christmas program
Freeman Heights Baptist Church at 522 W. Freeman Ave.
Read MoreFreeman Heights plans Christmas programCounty fair board meets Jan. 3
The annual Carroll County fair association board meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 3, at the Carroll County Cattlemen’s building on the grounds of the Carroll County Fairgrounds. The purpose of the board meeting is to re-elect board members and prospective board members and 2023 officers. If you are interested in being part of the Carroll County Fair and Livestock Association, please make plans to attend this meeting.
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CS Bank announces new customer care center
Charlie Cross, CEO of CS Bank, has announced the upcoming addition of a Customer Care Center to further support the local bank’s growing client base and geographical footprint. The Customer Care Center, located within the bank’s Berryville facility, will be responsible for assisting customers with daily needs and questions related to their banking, as well as support ing the new video teller platform being migrated to by the bank in its drivethrus later next year.
Read MoreCS Bank announces new customer care centerBird flu, inflation push poultry prices up
The worst outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza in the United States disrupted production and led to increased poultry prices in 2022. While the disease ravaged other states and Canadian provinces starting in spring, Arkansas dodged a bullet.
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Producers: Winter can mean more problems with predators
As winter nears, farmers and ranchers can expect more trouble with predators, said Dr. David Fernandez, Extension livestock specialist and interim dean of graduate studies and continuing education for the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff.
Read MoreProducers: Winter can mean more problems with predatorsLocal owners purchase CCN, sister publications
Carroll County Community Media LLC has purchased the Carroll County News, the company announced Monday. The company is a partnership between Carroll County News managing editor Scott Loftis, photographer David Bell and former Berryville Chamber of Commerce director Steve Johnson.
Read MoreLocal owners purchase CCN, sister publicationsHackers hit BV school district
The computer system at the Berryville School District was hacked last week, causing the district to lose internet access and use of computers. The district also lost phone services temporarily.
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