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Tips for impacted families

LITTLE ROCK — A nationwide shortage of infant formula is impacting families across the United States. For mothers who rely on formula to provide critical nutrition for their newborns, it’s important to proceed with caution for their child’s health and safety.
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Local death toll now at 104

Two more Carroll County residents have died from complications related to the COVID-19 pandemic in the past week, bringing the local death toll associated with the novel coronavirus to 104. The two additional deaths were the first reported in Carroll County since April 11 and the second-highest weekly death toll since March 21.
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Class of 2022

Valedictorian Debora Reyes speaks at Green Forest High School’s 2022 graduation ceremonies on Friday, May 13, at Tiger Stadium. See more photos online at www.CarrollCoNews.com. David Bell / Carroll County News
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ES council authorizes mayor to amend solid-waste contract

Carroll County Solid Waste customers in Eureka Springs will likely soon see an increase on their bills. The Eureka Springs City Council voted to give Mayor Butch Berry the authority to amend the current contract with Carroll County Solid Waste to include a fuel surcharge that will go in affect when diesel prices increase enough to greatly surpass the budgeted cost.
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Connect 4 Signing Day

Several Berryville High School students were able to sign letters of intent to both future employers and secondary educational institutions during the annual C4 Signing Day ceremony on May 3 at Connect Four in Berryville. Pictured above are (seated, from left) Eli Kelley, Michael Bodey Teter, Brandon Durrance, (standing) C4 director James Knight, Linda Tamayo of North Arkansas College, Donnel Armstrong of Berryville schools, Brandon McGehee, Berryville School District superintendent Owen Powell, Erik Strough, Landen Pittman, Triston Alvard, Josh Scallorn and Brian Souders of Tyson Foods, Dr. Matt Cardin of North Arkansas College, Dennis Donahue Jr. of Tyson, Nell Bonds of North Arkansas College and Aric Palmer of Tyson. Robert Cox / Carroll County News
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