Judge and JPs tired of wind farm pushback
County Judge David Writer ended the July 16 quorum court meeting with a plea to the public to temper their opposition to the wind-turbine...
Council OKs consecutive entertainment districts
Public comments that started the Eureka Springs City Council meeting July 22 were largely concerned with a permanent entertainment district. Ken Fogel and Karen...
HDC grants pillar removal and garage demolition
The Historic District Commission had postponed a decision on two projects at its July 3 meeting. Last week, the HDC approved both those projects.
At...
CAPC grapples with Aud rental fees
At the July 17 City Advertising and Promotion Commission workshop, Tourism Director Mike Maloney tossed out several ideas for how to make auditorium rental...
Petition circulating to eliminate the CAPC
As long as Pat Matsukis has lived in Eureka Springs, there has been controversy about the City Advertising and Promotion Commission. Most recently, two...
Airport ties up loose ends and gets a new commissioner
At a meeting on July 20, members of the Carroll County Airport Commission considered some future projects.
Consulting engineer Joey Wallace said he is taking...
Slight bump in local Covid cases
On Sunday, July 14, a couple of Eureka Springs churches had a quite a few members of the congregation come down with Covid. Dr....
Diversity in the Ozarks to strengthen outreach activities
Diversity Weekends, sponsored by Out in Eureka, has grown into one of the larger and more visible events in Eureka Springs bringing large numbers...
Opponents claim wind farm not a done deal
Scout Clean Energy is forging ahead with its proposed $300-million Nimbus Wind Farm development on ridge tops near Green Forest, having recently located an...
Planning approves fourplexes on Judah
At a meeting on July 9, the Planning Commission approved a multi-family construction along Judah Street.
Owner Terry McGuire addressed the commission and outlined plans...