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Hospital auxiliary accepting scholarship applications
The Mercy Hospital Berryville Auxiliary is now accepting applications for their 2023 annual scholarship program. The program will again provide two annual scholarships of $1,000 each to be awarded to deserving Carroll County graduating high school seniors seeking degrees or advanced training in a healthcare-related field. This includes all Carroll County schools and home schoolers.
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Mentoring program supports new Berryville teachers
Creating a solid on-site mentorship program is to strengthen the culture of a school district. Teachers need to know that school leaders and other staff members have their best interests in mind and that a strong support system is in place that will increase success.
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Purple Circle
Andrew Rexwinkle of Green Forest was recently inducted into the Arkansas Purple Circle Club.
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Mardi Gras season returns in earnest to Eureka Springs
It’s hard for Dann Richardson to contain his excitement. Mardi Gras season is back and at its full capacity.
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Employee of the Month
Medical records coder Josie Wade is Eureka Springs Hospital’s Employee of the Month for December 2022.
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The Carroll County Quorum Court, which has held most of its meetings at Southern Heights Baptist Church in Berryville since early in the COVID-19 pandemic, will be returning to to its traditional venue.
Read MoreQuorum court meetings moving to TuesdaysGF teacher relieved of duties
A Green Forest School District teacher “has been relieved of all contractual obligations,” district superintendent Matt Summers confirmed Monday. Social media posts last week alleged that the teacher had sent inappopriate messages to a student, but Summers declined to confirm those allegations or discuss further details of the situation.
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The biggest item of business for the Berryville City Council’s first meeting of 2023 was a routine report by police chief Robert Bartos. At the council’s Jan.
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All-State Cheerleader
Berryville High School’s Alicen Johnson received All-State honors at the Arkansas Activities Association state cheer competition held Dec. 16-17 in Hot Springs.
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