Animal Care Ordinance deferred again
At Monday’s city council meeting, the ordinance amending animal care was finally discussed after several consecutive months of deferral. Alderman Mickey Schneider urged council to...
Bright’s numbers portray a bright season
The City Advertising and Promotion Commission met in the Auditorium last Wednesday and all commissioners were present with the exception of Terry McClung and...
Look! Up in the sky!
Residents of the eastern part of Carroll County will see some low-flying aircraft in the coming weeks.
The flights are part of an effort to...
Keeping up with Master Planning
Commissioner Christian Super opened the conversation at the Oct. 8 Parks workshop with statistics from the Master Plan Survey. Twelve-hundred emails were sent to...
Schools have more students and are building forward
The Eureka Springs School District presented its annual report Monday night at the regular meeting of the school board, and administrators discussed accomplishments of...
Money talks and talks
Financials and FOIA start with the same letter and went hand-in-hand during Parks’ workshop on Oct. 8. Chair Bill Featherstone asked if commissioners had...
Annie An closing up shop
Annie An was born in South Korea, but has called Eureka Springs home for the past 37 years. The lively, petite woman initially owned...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week Oct. 16-22, 2019
Kali Yuga, When Darkness is Allowed to be Seen
It seems the Kali Yuga was out in full force last week as blackouts progressed in...
Fat Tire Festival management on Parks’ radar
Parks commissioner Dave Hartmann asked at the October Parks meeting what is happening with the Fat Tire Festival next June, saying it seems like...
Parks guidelines vs. rules with a smattering of related topics
What followed Fat Tire talk at the Parks workshop on Oct. 8 was a topic-jumping conversation beginning with committee rules and ending with Parks’...