ESI Staff
CAPC collections achieve record March
The City Advertising and Promotion Commission received positive financials as well as a review of Paradise Marketing’s work during their April 26 meeting.
Interim Director...
Ship-schooled youth sails to top academic scores
Eureka Springs local Cian Flavin, 17, son of Abraham Phillips and Susan Phillips-Flavin, was awarded a plaque for having the fifth highest General Educational...
Woman stabbed while aiding a neighbor
A woman trying to help a friend who was receiving threatening letters from a next-door neighbor was severely injured on April 22 at an...
HavingREELFun
Hello, my outdoor friends. My biggest catch this week was getting to spend some time at Pointe West Resort with clients Jon and Sherry from...
The Coffee Table
Glimpsing Disability — Part 2
After a racquetball injury left me fending for myself on one leg—hobbling around on a four-wheeled walker—the plants on my...
The Dirt on Nicky
All together now
Here’s a good idea somebody had thousands of years ago – arrange plants that benefit each other close together. Certain plants benefit...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week May 3 – 9, 2023
The Wesak Buddha Full Moon Festival
There is a valley lying at a rather high altitude in the Himalayan ranges in Tibet. With mountains on...
Gates Magoo August 8, 1970 – April 17, 2023
Gates Magoo was born Joel Franklin Breckenridge at Baylor Hospital in Dallas, Texas, on the 8th of August 1970, the third of three children to...
31.4-mile transmission line quietly approved
Carroll Electric Cooperative Corp. has received permission from the Arkansas Public Service Commission (APSC) to build a $25-million 161-kilovolt transmission line stretching 31.4 miles...
Building Inspector seeks ordinance on rental safety
At the April 24 city council meeting Building Inspector Jacob Coburn requested aldermen to create an ordinance to establish minimum fire safety requirements for...