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Berryville Mayor Tim McKinney and members of the city council toured the former Entergy building located at 613 S. Main on Tuesday, Oct. 11, one day after the council voted to appropriate $10,000 in earnest money toward purchasing the property.

After a two-year hiatus, princesses will have the opportunity to dance the night away again at the Berryville Community Center. The Third Annual Berryville Rotary Club Princess Ball, presented by Richard Mary Lou Harp, will be held from 6 p.m.

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The Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission officially has one new member. Another will have to wait at least two more weeks for confirmation.

The Friends of the Berryville Library will be spending the week of Oct. 16-22 celebrating the 17th annual National Friends of Libraries Week.

Ahead of its regular meeting on Monday, Oct. 10, the Eureka Springs school district delivered its annual “Report to the Public.” Superintendent Bryan Pruitt said the yearly report is an important way to let parents and guardians know exactly what their children are working on in school.

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Palace Hotel & Bath House and the Eureka Springs Historical Museum are presenting a new exhibit featuring the “Eureka Springs LEGO Palace.” The LEGO Palace is the work of local artist Larry Jones and is based on the iconic Eureka Springs landmark, Palace Hotel & Bath House. Originally constructed in 1901, the Palace has operated as a hotel and spa for more than a century and is the last of the original Eureka Springs bath houses still in operation today.

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American Legion Post 9 will sponsor the Veterans Day Parade on Friday, Nov. 11, with a ceremony to follow at the Cat House parking lot in Eureka Springs, which will include a rifle volley and taps at 11:11 a.m.