ESI Staff
Parks’ tax approved, improvements the focus
At the first Parks Commission meeting of 2017, Director Justin Huss said there were no bathrooms at Lake Leatherwood City Park compliant with regulations...
School District gets high marks and innovations
Facilities Director Mike Dwyer announced at the January Eureka Springs School Board meeting that dumpster loads of debris were being hauled away as B-100...
HDC’s big focus was guidelines
At its first meeting of 2017, the Historic District Commission faced an application for demolition of a significantly deteriorated contributing structure at 14 Singleton....
WCCAD works out contract renewal
Commissioners of the Western Carroll County Ambulance District spent the first half of 2017 focused on the contract for service that would expire at...
Dealing with adversity
When times get tough, encourage and support the good, discourage and avoid the bad, and protect the weak and defenseless. Many good deeds done...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week December 27 – January 2, 2018
Full Moon as the New Year Begins
We begin the New Year (2018) Monday with a full moon... the Capricorn solar festival, a most auspicious...
January 2017: Going, going, gone
2017 has brought many changes to Eureka Springs with one of the biggest, the deconstruction of B100. The site of the old high school...
February 2017: Keeping the art of protest alive
Eurekans did not stay quiet this year, showing discontent with many rallies and meetings held throughout the year. Pictured is the Rally for the...
March 2017: Touchup project
The Doughboy got a makeover in March after the Eureka Springs Preservation Society received a grant to refurbish him in time for the May...
April 2017: And protest some more
Churches, newspapers, libraries, and Save the Buffalo advocates marched down Spring Street to exercise their rights to assemble, protest, speak, write and petition in...