Resigning aldermen plan to be back at the table

Two Eureka Springs aldermen, Melissa Greene and David Avanzino, resigned at the Feb. 26 city council meeting. Both said it had nothing to do...

Man fatally shot on Spring Street

A Spring Street shooting at about 10 p.m. last Friday, March 1, left Christopher Vanschoick, 36, dead, according to Eureka Springs Police Chief Billy...

New Covid-19 vaccines recommended for those over 65

Northwest Arkansas has been experiencing springlike weather in late February and early March, but people are still getting sick from Covid-19, the flu, and...

Man shot and killed downtown

A shooting on Spring St. at about 10 p.m., Friday, March 1, left one man dead, according to Eureka Springs Police Chief Billy Floyd....

City addresses water leaks

Public Works Director Simon Wiley stood before Eureka Springs City Council on Monday and first gave updates on sewer testing. Inspectors will be coming...

CAPC collections down but not out

Mike Maloney had sobering news for the City Advertising and Promotion Commission on Feb.  22, saying earnings from December and January were “considerably off...

Wind turbine ordinances defeated by quorum court

When the quorum court met on Feb. 20, justices of the peace once again faced an overflow crowd and a litany of public comments....

Parks touts improvements, outlines more

Parks Executive Director Sam Dudley reported on Feb. 20 that cabins one through four at Lake Leatherwood have been renovated. He said that new...

HDC clears the air on sponsorship

The Historic District Commission held a short meeting last week, which would have been much shorter without an extensive discussion about ethics. The HDC had...

KUAF series focuses on quelling trans bias

This past summer, the Human Rights Campaign, a nonprofit LGBTQ+ civil rights organization headquartered in Washington, D.C., declared a national state of emergency citing...