ESI Staff
Treasure and mystery, right out back
During the first week of February, the head of the Crescent Hotel’s landscaping department, Susan Benson, was operating a backhoe on the southeast corner...
Highlanders smother Bobcats
The Highlander boys’ soccer team traveled to Lead Hill last week to take on the Bergman Bobcats. The game started off slow, and the...
Dropping a Line
Mathew Parish from Sapulpa, Okla., wanted to bring his wife, Jill, here in warmer weather but with a baby due in July they thought...
Hognobbing
FAYETTEVILLE – Before taking the head coaching job at Arkansas, Eric Musselman made Nevada a desired destination for players looking for a fresh start...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week April 17-23, 2019
Easter/Resurrection Festival & Three Ages of Festivals
We have entered a most important week of multiple festivals. Three festivals this week representing three religions and...
Joe Purdy opens Basin Park Music Series
Fayetteville native Joe Purdy is an Americana Folk troubadour, telling stories from the heart with a soft, sad voice that conveys deep emotion. Purdy...
Native Plant Faire Saturday at Community Center
The Native Plant Faire, “Celebrating Nature in the Ozarks,” from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Saturday, April 20, at the Eureka Springs Community Center,...
Ord. 2179 revoked, no alderman on Planning
When city council met Monday evening, aldermen deferred three of the six agenda items to the next meeting, while adding one to discuss violations to...
Sparks fly over who’s right on what they wrote
Discussion of Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) violations that took place earlier this month was bandied about at Monday’s city council meeting, as the public...
City grapples with ADA compliance despite advances
Administrative assistant and Americans with Disabilities Act coordinator Kim Stryker provided a report to city council Monday regarding the progress in compliance with ADA...