Good music and good food make a strong case for relaxation
Mojo’s Records at 123 Spring St. has been open downtown next to the post office for three years now. Old-fashioned vinyl records have made...
School board proud of 2019, anticipating 2020
Eureka Springs School Board met Monday for the last time in 2019 and moved quickly through a light agenda.
Supt. Bryan Pruitt said the district...
Entertainment District compromise gaining traction
The primary topic of public comment speakers at the Nov. 25 city council meeting was the prospect of a downtown Entertainment District. Karen Lindblad,...
Animal welfare gets council attention
Council approved Animal Care Ord. 2290 amendment on Nov. 25, declaring that the welfare of animals is a city-wide concern. The city will prohibit the...
Thumbnail sketch of upcoming local elections
Only one of 11 positions on the quorum court will be contested in the 2020 election. Justice of the Peace Harrie Farrow, who represents...
Preliminary 2020 county budget a shade lower than 2019
At the end of the November quorum court meeting, Justice of the Peace Jack Deaton distributed an outline of a proposed county budget for...
Parks moving forward with financial outsourcing
Parks commissioners gathered for a special meeting on Nov. 26 to discuss the possibilities of moving financial work to an outside agency.
Chair Bill Featherstone...
Getting healthy is the fun part. Staying healthy is key
John Two-Hawks is best known for his stature as a Native American songwriter, flutist and activist who has performed to appreciative audiences around the...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week Dec. 4-10
Neptune – Numinous & Mysterious
Last Wednesday, Neptune (imagination, dreams, visions, etc.), retrograde in Pisces for five months, turned direct. Retrogrades create deep internal musings. Neptune is...
Meet Lacey, you’ll be energized
The 100-day marker has come and gone since Lacey Ekberg began employment for the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission as its new...