Parks continues cautious reopen
Director Justin Huss and Parks Commissioners gathered June 16 to discuss how the department would continue to slowly open amenities after having started boat...
Tourism picking up in Eureka Springs
This past weekend there was a lot of tourist traffic in town, including many vehicles with out-of-state license plates. Eureka Springs Mayor Butch Berry...
Feathers ruffled over chicken to China/chicken plant safety
China announced June 21 that shipments of poultry from the Tyson Berry St. facility in Springdale where hundreds of workers have tested positive for...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week June 24 – 30
Summer 2020 – Building a Lighted House
Last Saturday the Sun entered the sign Cancer and settled for three days in its northern-most position –...
Citizens tell council that health is their primary interest
Amid the highest count of Covid-19 cases in Carroll County since the pandemic inception, Eureka Springs city council held a special meeting to hear...
Two Berryville Tyson workers die of virus
Family and friends are mourning the deaths of two Berryville residents employed by Tyson Foods who died recently after being hospitalized for treatment of...
Restaurants voluntarily and temporarily close as a precaution
Eureka Springs seemed to be doing well with few cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) in March, April and May. The governor reopened many...
Money vs. safety dominates CAPC workshop
All City and Advertising and Promotion commissioners except James DeVito met June 10 to discuss revenue losses and Event Planning in collaboration with Phase...
Hospital deals with lightning, Covid and overstepping commissioners
The Eureka Springs Hospital Commission held a June 15 a regular meeting where all commissioners but Michael Merry were at least virtually present. Commissioner...
Pine Mountain makeover plans approved
The Planning Commission met June 9, for the first time in two months.
Marshall Johnson brought plans for the major facelift at the Pine Mountain...