HDC recaps preservation gathering
Members of the Historic District Commission discussed a recent preservation seminar and made plans for some upcoming educational efforts at the Oct. 1 HDC...
The Purple Flower turns breakdowns into breakthroughs
On Dec. 31, 2012, a young Berryville mother, Laura Aceves, lost her life trying to escape her abuser. She had moved as far away...
An appeal from the Purple Flower Team
In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, October 2025, we’re asking our Carroll County community to help us raise $27,000 in 27 days so...
CAPC helps knit the town together
Public comment, during the CAPC’s Sept. 24 meeting, was dominated by voicing support for alderman and commissioner David Avanzino. At the last city council...
Forvis ratifies hospital financials
The Eureka Springs Hospital Commission held a special meeting last Tuesday, Sept. 23, to accept the audit performed by Forvis Mazars based out of...
Berryville Lions Club – values beyond business
Since its inception 108 years ago this month, one of the founding principles of the Lions Club was to move beyond the financial interests...
The ‘eyes’ have it
In the context of social changes brought about by World War I and rapid industrialization, Lions Clubs Founder Melvin Jones wondered what would happen...
Will civic clubs survive?
Many traditional civic and service clubs, such as Rotary, Kiwanis, and Lions Clubs, along with fraternal organizations and even church-affiliated groups, are in decline...
Council exchanges get testy but clear the air
Alderman Rachael Moyer brought forth discussion of a city vision plan at Monday night’s Eureka Springs City Council meeting. After much effort spent examining...
Mercy expanding and needs more room
Mercy Hospital played a large role in the Sept. 16 quorum court meeting. Mercy’s administrator reported on current and future plans of the hospital,...