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Art at the ballroom
An eager class gathered outside the Barefoot Ballroom on Sept. 15 to put paint on canvas during ESSA’s Autumn Acrylics class taught by Hilka...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week Sept. 21-28
Peace Messengers, Mercury Direct, Autumn Equinox
Wednesday, Sept. 21, is the United Nations International Day of Peace. It calls all of humanity to gather together...
DAR celebrates Constitution Week
Last Thursday, descendants of patriots who fought in the American Revolution visited Mayor Butch Berry’s office and witnessed his signature on a proclamation declaring...
Gray fox – tree-climbing canines
An observant hiker strolling through the woods at dusk might wonder, “Why is there a dog 20 feet high in that oak tree? Or...
Winery? Attraction? Sip and decide
‘Wine is the most healthful and hygienic of beverages.’ Louis Pasteur
There is quite a treat in store between Busch and Beaver for people who...
Local diplomat helps people in foreign lands suffering from disasters
Sue McIntyre lives part time near Eureka Springs, but seven months of the year she works as a diplomat, a senior humanitarian adviser for...
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Bramhall Brothers belt and bop the blues for Bike Weekend
Bikes, Blues, and BBQ weekend enthusiasts roar into town for some great fun and music all around town. 2 Wheels, located at 2250 Hwy....
Trout Fishing in America opens Eureka House Concerts season
Friday night our friends Brother Bagman from Kansas City play rock and roll stew from deep within their groove satchel at Chelsea’s, you really...
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Independent Guestatorial: Halting a ticking time bomb – The Diamond Pipeline
“Disasters don’t just happen. They’re a chain of critical events.” – Seconds from Disaster
The Public Service Commission information on the pipeline docket is downright...
We’ll get you to the booth
Editor,
The Eureka Springs for Hillary group is offering to help anyone obtain, fill out and deliver an Arkansas Voter Registration form. We will bring...
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Dropping a Line
Tony Crain from Niotaze, Kansas, came this way this week with one thing in mind, and that was for his daughter Debi Crain, also...
The Nature of Eureka: Sundew – A lesson in adaptation
A theme for the coming week is learning to adapt. In the case of those of us who live in town, it will be...
The Pursuit of Happiness
Suppose you’re driving along a country road and you pass through two towns right next to each other. One of the towns is as...
Dropping a Line
Well, we got a good pic of fish and bait just out scouting around on Beaver Lake. It seems September is a slow month for...
