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The July 4th Fireworks Celebration atop Saunders Heights in Berryville, may not be able to be
pulled off unless the community, businesses and individuals, come together and help with the
cost.  Above, Rex Wisdom, Ginger Oaks, and Regina Williams, Fire on the Mountain Committee members, appealed to the Berryville City Council to commit to helping finance the $6,000 show.
The Council did commit to $3,000 which leaves another $3,000 to be raised from the community.   Wisdom told the Council the company they want to contract with this year will set off the fireworks show electronically, to music synchronized with a KTHS broadcast.  Anyone wishing to contribute
to insure Fire On The Mountain continues from the top of Saunders Heights, can do so at City
Hall.

Photo Contributed  Left to Right - Catrina Chester-Nationwide Insurance; Regina Williams-Community First Bank; Carol Engskov-Berryville Librarian; Gayle Pace-FNB-Green Forest; Jody Hill-Arvest Bank

These ladies held Bake Sales in their businesses, April 15 and 16, and raised over $1,200 for the Berryville Library Building Fund.  Gayle Pace had challenged other local banks to have Bake Sales in conjunction with the Berryville Library's Bake Sale.  Pace said they had alot of fun with the fundraiser and best of all, helped add to the building fund for a new Library.

At approximately 1pm Tuesday, the body of little Aiden Bell was found by searchers in Osage Creek.  The child is the son of Misty Bell and Brandon Johnson.

The three year old went missing Monday afternoon around 3:00pm when he slipped away from the house and out of sight.  The family searched for one hour before calling 911 around 4pm.

A full scale search was launched in the area of CR924, near Osage, where Aiden was last seen. 

Search crews worked all night into Tuesday morning before the childs body was found.  The Osage Creek had been searched Monday, but after expanding the search area Tuesday morning, the boy's body was found further down creek from previous searches. 

Involved in the search were the Carroll County Sheriffs office, Carroll County Office of Emergency Management, Carroll County Search and Rescue, numerous off-duty law enforcement officers and volunteers.  Also assisting overnight was the Arkansas National Guard, and several crews of professional tracking dogs.