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Berryville officer honored by AG
Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge honored Berryville police officer Pauline Knott as the Carroll County Law Enforcement Officer of the Year at the 20th annual Officer of the Year awards and recognition luncheon at the Benton Event Center on Tuesday, Dec. 13.
Read MoreBerryville officer honored by AGOzarks Chorale Returns
Coming almost full circle from Springfield, down to Texas and recently back to the Ozarks, Jess Wade, accomplished choral director at Texas A&M University, picked up the baton to conduct his first concert with the Ozarks Chorale on Sunday, Dec. 11, at the Eureka Springs Auditorium.
Read MoreOzarks Chorale ReturnsSharp joins CS Bank as senior VP
Jason F. Tennant, president and chief lending officer for CS Bank, has announced the hiring of Joe Don Sharp as senior vice president/loan officer for the bank’s Boone County Market. Born and raised in Yellville, Sharp graduated from Yellville-Summit High School in 1996 and went on to attend College of the Ozarks. He lives in Berryville with his wife Ashley and their two children, Sadie and Sophia.
Read MoreSharp joins CS Bank as senior VPMountain bike team enjoys successful season
The Eureka Springs Highlander Mountain Bike Team wrapped up its second season with a fifth-place overall finish at Centennial Park in Fayetteville, beating much teams from larger schools like Bentonville West, Fayetteville Composite and Russellville.
Read MoreMountain bike team enjoys successful seasonHardcastle accepted into Arkansas Craft Guild
Eureka Springs’ Vicki Hardcastle is a fiber artist and a new member of the Arkansas Craft Guild, a fine arts and crafts cooperative since 1962 based in Mountain View. Hardcastle has lived in Eureka Springs since the early 1990s and is the sole proprietor of Hardcastle Folk Art store in Berryville on the downtown square.
Read MoreHardcastle accepted into Arkansas Craft Guild