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Charlie, Evelyn and Jackson Martin of Green Forest stretch through the fence to pet sheep at the petting zoo during the second annual Pioneer and Heritage Days festival at Pioneer Park in Berryville. The event, hosted by the Carroll County Historical and Genealogical Society, returned last year after a two-decade hiatus. This year’s event also featured craft vendors, food, live music and area historians demonstrating pioneer crafts and sharing the history of Carroll County. Meanwhile, across town at Luther Owen's Muzzle Loading Range and Park, shooters of all ages competed in the 67th annual Saunders Memorial Shoot.
Photos by Robert Cox / Carroll County News
Charlie and Evelyn Martin of Green Forest work on slates in the little red school house at Pioneer Park.
Courtney Lantis of Harrison demonstrates her spinning and weaving skills as she spins yarn during the second annual Pioneer and Heritage Days Festival.
Civil War reenactors Rusty Guenard of Fayetteville, Scott Morrow of Fayetteville, and Josh Keller of Lincoln were on hand representing the 34th Arkansas.
Blacksmith Thad Brown of Busch demonstrates his skills during Pioneer Days.
Rustin Sallee, 11, of Mountain Home, checks his brother's shot Saturday.
Ryder Sallee, 12, of Mountain Home, takes careful aim under the watchful eye of his father, Michael Sallee.
Ryder Sallee, 12, of Mountain Home, wears an eyepatch when he shoots to help his aim.
Silas McGothin of Reeds, Mo., dressed in period clothes to shoot with his muskets during the Saunders Memorial Shoot.
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