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Tuesday, April 6, 2021
Robert Cox / Carroll County News
Joe Scott, president of the Berryville Library Advisory Board, speaks during a news conference Friday, April 1, to announce the official beginning of the fundraising effort for the construction of a new $2.5 million library building in Berryville. Library director Julie Hall said the proposed 10,000-square-foot structure is a much-needed improvement, more than tripling the space the library has in its current location.
Robert Cox / Carroll County News
Berryville residents will soon have a new place to read, research, meet, and participate in community activities.
Library staff and members of the board were joined by local elected officials, business leaders and many others Thursday, April 1, to hear a number of announcements regarding the future of the library.
Photo courtesy Eagle Valley Library District and Eagle County Historical Society.
5 years ago
Week of Feb. 25, 2016
The Youth Foundation, a nonprofit that had served Eagle County for nearly 20 years, rebranded itself as YouthPower365.
Eagle Valley High School students assisted Colorado Parks and Wildlife to collect data about wildlife use of local trails.
Two big events were planned at the Eagle River Center the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Big Game Banquet and the Rocky Mountain Oyster Feed.
10 years ago
Week of Feb. 24, 2011
In a split vote the Eagle Town Board banned medial marijuana dispensaries and gave the town’s sole existing operation, Sweet Leaf Pioneer, until Nov. 1 to close its doors. Business owner Dave Manzanares said he would take the issue to the voters.