Vulture roost causes controversy, waste, and damage
Eureka Springs is the winter home for hundreds of black vultures and a small number of turkey vultures that roost in trees near Harmon...
Calling all vultures
A book at the Carnegie library called Fuzz, written by Mary Roach, includes a potential solution for those concerned about the environmental and sanitary...
Good times for old-time vittles
Culinary writer/researcher preserves Arkansas food ways
Arkansas food researcher and writer Kat Robinson has a million stories to tell, about 500 old cookbooks, and countless...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week Feb. 23 – March 2
Pisces – Two Fishes Saving the World
Each year, at the end of February and much of March and just before spring arrives, we are...
German Alley one-way being reconsidered
Eureka Springs resident Susie Allen spoke to city council at the Feb. 14 meeting imploring for changes to Mountain St. and German Alley. In...
Planning flushes septic system request
The Feb. 8 meeting of the Planning Commission drew some advance interest when an application to install a septic system on Wall Street appeared...
Diminishing Covid numbers make schools cautiously optimistic
Eureka Springs School District still recommends masks for students, but the requirement has been rescinded. Supt. Bryan Pruitt said at the Feb. 14 meeting...
Native plants and biodiversity classes available
Eureka Springs has become an epicenter for people interested in native plants, including flora good for bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators. A partnership...
Schools report not Covid cases as of Feb. 14
On Monday morning, Eureka Springs schools reported zero cases of Covid-19 and no quarantines among either students or staff. That was despite the mask...
Medical and wellness services put it all together
Imagine being able to walk out of your medical doctor’s office and, without leaving the building, get right into learning about and practicing some...