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The Carroll County Senior Activity and Wellness Center is located at 202 W. Madison Ave.

“Choose joy. Be the light.” Those are the words that Larissa Allen lived by, and they are the words by which she’ll be remembered by countless people in the Berryville community whose lives she touched.

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Carroll County Judge Ronda Griffin said Monday morning that she sees a path forward for the county to purchase the former AP&L building in Berryville, with a couple of caveats. The building will need to pass inspection, Griffin said, and the county will have to make certain that the warranty on a new roof on the building can be transferred to the county.

A paywall for www. CarrollCoNews.com will be established Wednesday, Oct. 5. While obituaries will always stay in front of the paywall and be available to all online readers going forward, subscribers will need to reset their passwords to gain access to their accounts for e-editions and viewing of all other site content. Here are the details:

Another Carroll County resident has reportedly died from complications related to COVID-19, even as the number of active cases continues to show a decline. The new death, reported by the Arkansas Department of Health on Friday, Sept.

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With a light agenda that included no items needing any action, the Eureka Springs City Council spent its much of its regular meeting on Sept. 26 sharing opinions about various topics.