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LATEST NEWS

Council clarifies water concerns

At the March 11 city council meeting, aldermen listened to Public Works Director Simon Wiley and Zane Lewis of McClelland Engineering evaluate numerous water...

Holiday Island eager for advertisement and promotion

An ad hoc City of Holiday Island meeting to discuss studies for advertising and promotion took place March 7. Mayor Dan Kees shared that...

HDC OKs collapsing structure demolition

Members of the Historic District Commission had no objection at the March 6 meeting to an application to remove a collapsing structure at 1...

Technology, calendar approvals dominate school board

Principals have always conducted routine classroom assessment of teachers. New technology will make that process more efficient. At the March 11 school board meeting, Middle...

Spring break jump-starts a lively season

It is very much a tourism-based economy in Eureka Springs. The spring and summer seasons get rolling when schools let out for spring break,...

Resigning aldermen plan to be back at the table

Two Eureka Springs aldermen, Melissa Greene and David Avanzino, resigned at the Feb. 26 city council meeting. Both said it had nothing to do...

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Why can’t the calendar be easier?

Leap Day is coming up Thursday, a four year event that really feels like it should have a special day of the week made...

Warm weather, hurrah!

Feeling like Spring out there at the moment and with the threat of 70 degree weather come the weekend I’m looking forward to enjoying...

American Insights

The Lessons of The Federalist On Saturday, October 27, 1787, the first of eighty-five essays under the pseudonym “Publius” appeared in the New York Independent...

American Insights

The Tragedy of B. F. Randolph  On Wednesday, January 15, 1868, Benjamin Franklin Randolph opened the second day of the South Carolina Constitutional Convention with...

A mop isn’t enough

Prominent contributors to the income and well-being of this city have incurred massive infrastructural damage to their home due to the city’s lack of...

American Insights

James Otis’s Fight In February 1761, almost four months after George III’s ascension, the first major controversy surrounding imperial policy gripped Boston politics. That month,...

Shattering a mosaic

A couple years back, I met someone who told me if I ever had a good idea, to please reach out. So, at the...

Columns

The Coffee Table

Deviled Eggs The Alabama Supreme Court recently ruled that embryos are children. If you destroy a human embryo, you’ve murdered a child.  Now the Alabama governor has...

HavingREELFun

This week I experienced some diehards, no matter how cold it was in the morning they were on the water at daylight. The report I...

American Insights

The Lessons of The Federalist On Saturday, October 27, 1787, the first of eighty-five essays under the pseudonym “Publius” appeared in the New York Independent...

The Dirt on Nicky

Spring starts way next week, but things have already sprung. Mild weather in February stimulated blooms in the plant world a month early this...

Hall Closets

While pursuing a journalism degree from the University of Arkansas in the early 1990s, I was bitten hard by the golf bug. Thankfully, Paradise...