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A Northern Ireland woman has been accused of a £6,000 fraud by posing as American dancer and singer Mackenzie Ziegler.

Thursday, May 13, 2021 Meeting in a special session Tuesday night to address a looming crisis at the county jail, the Carroll County Quorum Court approved a motion calling for a $2-an-hour raise and a $500 retention bonus for detention officers. The motion called for the retention bonus to be paid at the end of August. The quorum court voted 10-1 to approve the motion by District 1 Justice of the Peace Jack Deaton. The lone dissenting vote was cast by District 3 JP Harrie Farrow, who represents Eureka Springs. Farrow explained later in the meeting that she voted against Deaton’s motion becau...

Tuesday, May 11, 2021 A hastily assembled advisory committee voted unanimously Monday to recommend that the Carroll County Quorum Court immediately raise detention officers’ pay by $3 an hour in an effort to prevent the county jail from shutting down by the end of the week. The committee, comprising mayors and police chiefs from Berryville, Eureka Springs and Green Forest as well as Carroll County Circuit Judge Scott Jackson, Carroll County District Judge Dale Ramsey and Berryville accountant David Killingsworth, was appointed just three days earlier by County Judge Sam Barr and sworn in bef...

Horse & Hound Trending: The owner and rider of Olympic eventer Welton Envoy have paid tribute to a “truly one in a million horse” after his death aged 34. “Eddie”, who won the Kentucky Three-Day Event in 2000, and was selected to represent New Zealand at that year’s Olympics, with Blyth Tait, died peacefully at his home for many years, and that of his breeders, the Barrs’ Welton Stud. The Welton Crackerjack gelding, who was out of Minerva, full sister to Ginny Elliot’s top-level ride Night Cap, started his eventing career with Leslie Law and finished with Blyth, amassing mo...

Impeachment is over, but other efforts to reckon with Trump's post-election chaos have just begun Rosalind S. Helderman, The Washington Post Feb. 21, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail WASHINGTON - The state of Michigan and the city of Detroit have asked a federal judge to sanction attorneys who filed lawsuits that falsely alleged the November vote was fraudulent, the first of several similar efforts expected across the country. An Atlanta-area prosecutor has launched a criminal investigation into whether pressure that then-President Donald Trump and his allies put on state officials amounted to an i...