Courtyard roof approved at Queen Anne
The Historic District Commission ordinarily meets in the basement of The Aud, but the Oct. 21 meeting was moved to the mayor’s office. A...
Winners and winsome calendar pin ups
The Good Shepherd Humane Society staff are already celebrating many things to be thankful for as the Thanksgiving holiday approaches.
Nearly 20 pets found forever...
CEO says ESH has ‘flipped the script’
The Eureka Springs Hospital has experienced a turnaround since Tiffany Means, DNP, MHA, RN, was hired as CEO in August 2025. Patient volume is...
Council squabbles over housing authority
Eureka Springs City Council met on Monday, Oct. 12 for a regular meeting that addressed issues surrounding low-income populations, housing, and a pending lawsuit.
Kacy...
Getting a sense of future leadership and what’s at stake
The Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce hosted a Meet the Candidates Forum on Thursday, Oct. 16. Local candidates were invited the Eureka Springs Community...
Holiday Island residents hear from 2026 candidates
More than 70 people gathered in the Holiday Island ballroom for a candidate forum featuring HI City Council candidates as well as one candidate...
Council candidates (Ward 3, Position 2) propose goals
Harold “Harry” Meyer
ESI: Why are you running for council?
Meyer: I have been a dissenting voice on city council for eight years and because of...
City clerk candidates offer thoughts on the job
Aaron Borey
ESI: How have the duties for this position changed recently?
Borey: Eureka Springs decided to divide the full-time City Clerk position into two...
Planted in a wind farm
Susanne Stinebrickner is known in Farmers’ Market circles as the Microgreens Lady. She moved to the area from Texas after Hurricane Ike in 2008,...
Schools expand programs while dropping debt
The Eureka Springs school district’s annual report to the public was delivered prior to the regular board meeting on Oct. 12.
Rachal Hyatt currently serves...