ESI Staff
Walking the walk
Editor,
Since parking on upper Spring Street has been limited to residents only, I’ve made it a point to only visit Carnegie Library on weekdays. This...
Volunteers aren’t paid, but they’re priceless
Editor,
Throughout Good Shepherd‘s history the efforts of our volunteers have enabled Good Shepherd in becoming the oldest, most effective no kill shelter in Carroll...
Act 372 struck down, for now
On July 29, U.S. District Judge Timothy L. Brooks blocked Arkansas from enacting Act 372, which would penalize librarians for “furnishing harmful items to...
Task Force zeroes in on fiber-optic access
The Mayor’s Task Force on Economic Development met July 26 to discuss progress on initiatives including encouraging affordable housing, creating a preservation trades’ school,...
Ham radio is a contact sport
It may come as a surprise to some that amateur radio has not been supplanted by newer forms of technology such as the internet...
Ralph Edward (Ed) Tatro May 18, 1943 – July 21, 2023
Ralph Edward (Ed) Tatro of Eureka Springs, Ark., was born May 18, 1943, in Kingman, Kansas, to Ralph and Lucille (Clark) Tatro, Jr., Ed...
The Coffee Table
Widowhood Ain’t for Sissies
I missed the widows & widowers support group meeting—again. My property wouldn’t allow me the two hours off to attend.
Consequently, I am...
The Dirt on Nicky
2000 miles plus
Gardeners sometimes take vacations. That means leaving gardens in a vulnerable situation. Not all gardens can sustain themselves without heartfelt intervention, so...
Dropping a Line
As the sun rises on both sides of Beaver Dam you have the beauty of two different scenarios where we have all from saltwater...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week August 2 – 8, 2023
The Rising of Sirius & the Light of Leo
In ancient Egypt the annual flooding of the Nile occurred as Sirius, the blue-white star left...