Scott Loftis is a journalist at Carroll County Newspapers Inc. He covers a range of topics including lawsuits, aging and longevity, and wellness programs, often focusing on issues relevant to the United States. Scott's work has been featured in the Lovely County Citizen, Madison County Record, and NewsBreak.
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Scott Loftis primarily covers local news, with a strong focus on sports and legal matters in the Berryville, Arkansas area. His reporting includes event coverage, legal policy regulation, and government announcements.
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By: Scott Loftis
A Texas laboratory that specializes in using cutting-edge DNA techniques is working to identify human remains found near Eureka Springs in December 2024.
By: Scott Loftis
The Eureka Springs City Council used a series of votes to accept the resignation of its city clerk treasurer and create a new position to help with that position's evolving duties.
Senior centers across Northwest Arkansas — including the Carroll County Senior Activity and Wellness Center in Berryville — are at risk of closure, according to Our Healthy Communities Inc., the Rogers-based nonprofit that oversees the centers.
The Arkansas Supreme Court sided with a Holiday Island business owner in a decision last week that reversed a local court ruling.
A Missouri woman who is charged with capital murder in the shooting death of a Eureka Springs woman in January 2025 appeared in court Monday, Dec. 1, in Berryville, but did not enter a plea.
The Carroll County Quorum Court approved the county's 2026 budget at its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 16.
By: Scott Loftis
A Huntsville man with connections to youth ministries was arrested by the Madison County Sheriff’s Office in late May and extradited to Texas on felony charges of indecency with a child by sexual contact.
Eureka Springs City Council member Harry Meyer pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of criminal mischief Monday, Aug. 10, in Carroll County Circuit Court
An attorney representing a Springdale woman has filed a lawsuit against a Eureka Springs drug and alcohol treatment center and one of its former employees,
When Connect 4 opened its doors in Berryville in the fall of 2018, 17 students enrolled in the new career and technical education program. Eight years late
