advertisement-banner-ad-on-SimplerWebs-750-x200
advertisement-banner-ad-on-SimplerWebs-728x90
advertisement-banner-ad-on-SimplerWebs-728x90
advertisement-banner-ad-on-SimplerWebs-728x90

LATEST NEWS

Council gets new alderman

The majority of Eureka Springs City Council’s Feb. 10 meeting was spent voting on a new member with nearly 30 minutes spent in executive...

Students eligible for state-sponsored tutoring

The Arkansas Division of Elementary and Secondary Education has placed an additional emphasis on making tutoring programs available to students in need. At a...

Canopy NWA needs help to fulfill promises to refugees

The Eureka Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is inviting the public to attend a special Feb. 23 service at the church at 17 Elk St. to...

HDC pursues education expansion

The Historic District Commission met Feb. 5, and the three applications on the agenda received approval with few objections. LeRoy and Sally Gorrell’s application to...

Artist wins $100K college scholarship

Leah Fouste is 18 and has already achieved a great deal both academically and in art. Originally from Little Rock, she moved up with...

Singing and fiddling and turning ten

The Heart of Many Ways (HOMW), 68 Mountain St. in Eureka Springs, has been successful on many levels in the past ten years, including...

indie-web-ad_freshharvestv2

DON'T MISS....

Job can wait, fun won’t

Memorial Day is just around the corner, and you can bet that everyone is excited for the three day weekend. Friday night at Chelsea’s...

Head spinning like the celestial bodies above

So much going on this weekend from Diversity Weekend, Ozark Mountain Soul, and the Eclipse, here’s a quick rundown of what we got. Starting...

Librarians won’t put up with your Shhhhh…

Librarians’ professional credibility and competence continues to be under attack by the State of Arkansas, now in the form of Senate Bill 184 which...

Don’t be Fooled by Wind Energy’s False Promises

The wind industry is working hard to persuade Arkansans of the benefits of wind energy.  Onshore industrial wind turbines are oil cans on 700-foot-high lightning...

An Economic Windfall is Coming to Rural Arkansas Communities, If Our Politicians Allow It

Arkansas has an extraordinary opportunity to strengthen its economy, electric grid, and energy independence through wind energy. Yes, the wind is blowing into the...

Good manners are appreciated

I attended my first Eureka Springs City Council meeting on January 27.  I have no shame in confessing that I am a dull person. After...

Actions have consequences

Recent news states that the USA would like to absorb Canada as the 51st state. Last year’s poll of the ten best cities in the...

Columns

This Week’s Independent Thinker

People who live in cities really can’t raise cattle or chickens. Neighbors would complain, and who has time to feed every morning and night...

‘Fishin’ is like drinkin’ – if you do it right, you’ll fall into it’

Water is the most valuable resource Eureka Springs has. These once healing waters were the origin from which our town was birthed. As the temperature...

The Coffee Table

Sympathy for Mr. Bailey When I was a young woman with long legs, tall shoes, and a very short skirt, I briefly did a stint...

American Insights

Words Worth Remembering: Jefferson’s Declaration  He sat in a wooden revolving chair of his design, secluded within the walls on the second floor of a...

The Reel News

Pictured is Busch Mountain guide Sara with a nice walleye Beaver Tailwaters report: Once again, we were able to get out a couple times before this...