Bamboo took a hit during extended freeze
Bamboo is a non-native species that some people love and others hate. It is the fastest-growing privacy screen, but it spreads so rapidly that...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week March 24 – 30
Four Festivals, Seeds of the New World Religion
Four spiritual festivals converge this weekend – Passover, Palm Sunday, Holi, the Hindu Spring Festival and the...
Governor expands vaccination eligibility
A week after the governor of Arkansas expanded eligibility for Covid-19 vaccination to the remaining portion of 1-B, the governor expressed disappointment in the...
Use ‘Common sense’ in getting the shot
People who have already had a Covid-19 infection may only need one shot of vaccine instead of two, according to Dr. Dan Bell of...
CAPC continues marketing efforts
At last Wednesday’s CAPC meeting, Lynn Berry, director of Branson communications, offered commissioners volunteer services to administer a committee to perform a search for...
CAPC scrum encompasses 12 people and two insurance companies
Before the start of the City Advertising and Promotion Commission meeting on March 10, the majority of commissioners were served with a Circuit Court...
Affordable housing, sidewalks and paths get Planning’s attention
With no new business on the agenda, the Planning Commission returned last week to a discussion on restricting new tourist lodging in R-2 zones.
Commissioner...
Safety cited in radio system upgrade
The quorum court met Monday evening with a light agenda and spent much of the meeting hearing a plea for more action on the...
Hungry? Tasty. Affordable. Delivered.
Healthy, gourmet food delivered directly to your door twice a week not only in Eureka Springs, but Grassy Knob, Eureka West and Holiday Island...
Women get a nod on their one day of recognition
It was a short meeting for the city council on Monday evening, March 8, International Women’s Day.
One alderman, Bill Ott, spoke to that topic...