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Tuesday, May 11, 2021
Berryville City Hall
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The Berryville City Council held a brief meeting Tuesday, May 4, and Mayor Tim McKinney took the opportunity to discuss the citys continuing response to the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly as it applies to the Saunders Museum, where it was reported that staff were experiencing issues with visitors not complying with the city-owned facilitys face-covering rule.
The governor threw everybody under the bus, McKinney said. He lifted the mask mandate, but try to get into his office without one.
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson lifted the statewide mask mandate on March 30, saying the decision came after a meeting with with Dr. Jose Romero, secretary of the Arkansas Department of Health.
Tuesday, April 27, 2021
The Berryville City Council made a move toward normalcy Tuesday, April 20, returning to holding its regular meetings at City Hall instead of the Berryville Community Center.
Mayor Tim McKinney said it was good to be back.
It felt good, McKinney said. The place feels like home.
It was the first meeting held at City Hall the former home of famed sharpshooter and Wild West showman Col. C. Burton Buck Saunders, who donated it to the city and willed land and property for the construction of the citys Saunders Museum, which houses one of the largest collection of rare firearms in the country. The museum opened for the season on April 15.
Tuesday, April 13, 2021
Berryville City Hall
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The Berryville City Council held an abbreviated meeting last week, giving approval to a pair of requests to make use of the citys downtown square.
The first, from Gary Gunn, requested permission to perform as a one-man band, using music to talk about Jesus. The time requested for these events was each Saturday through the fall, for two hours after the Farmers Market, with the expectation that they not interfere with any other events or city functions.
The second request came from Starlene Lee and Keith Rivera on behalf of the Carroll County Historical and Genealogical Society, asking permission to make use of several sites in an effort to recreate an old tradition in Berryville, Pioneer and Heritage Days.
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