ESI Staff
Karmic whiplash
Editor,
I wonder what the Trumpies think about the latest scandals of their president’s money schemes where taxpayer dollars go directly into his pockets?
If they...
Gypsy wagons and breathtaking sunsets are just the beginning
Wendi La Fey can do many things exceptionally well. One of her life-size portraits in oil won the People’s Choice Award in Taos, New...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week Sept. 11-17
Beneficial & Dreamy, Confused & Bountiful
Jupiter (in Sagittarius – the Archer) is moving towards a square with Neptune (in Pisces – the Savior). The...
Hognobbing
FAYETTEVILLE – Arkansas’ 2019 season hasn’t started off the way head coach Chad Morris had hoped, but the Hogs’ recruiting efforts have remained strong.
The...
Dropping a Line
Sondra Hawkins of Eureka Springs holds a nice striped bass she caught last week. It was a bit slow due to the Holiday Weekend,...
The Nature of Eureka
Plant blindness can be cured
Modern humans suffer from visual processing fatigue of static visual objects. Take plants for example. In 2018, artists Anna Kell...
This Week’s Independent Thinker
Lots of times people want handouts, but there are those who seriously want to work.
Patrick Hoagland, 30, of Phoenix was laid off. After a...
Subdivision to be explored by Planning
The Planning Commission devoted much of its August meeting in a preliminary discussion of a proposed subdivision. Jay Gustin appeared at the Aug. 27...
Smaller sign approved
The August 27 Planning meeting began with commissioners sitting as the Board of Zoning Adjustment. Kate Wicker had come before commissioners in June to...
Tall pines need more paperwork
Natasha Treuer had applied for a tree-cut permit through the building inspector, and she appealed his rejection to Planning commissioners at the August 27...