Esoteric Astrology as news for week March 6-12, 2019
Kali Yuga, When the Darkness is Allowed to be Seen
Here we are in a Mercury retrograde, under Pisces (two fish hiding behind ferns)... and...
Feed the bees
There has been a worldwide decline of bees that has caused concern about these vital insects that pollinate about a third of the food...
Rodeo! Saturday! 7 p.m.!
The Eureka Springs High School’s agriculture education program has developed a new chapter of Future Farmers of America, now in its second year. Next...
Council appoints three commissioners
Once again urged to move meeting site
Only alderman Susan Harman was absent when Eureka Springs City Council met Feb. 25 and appointed James Mitchell to...
Sheriff’s revised budget gets most thumbs up
The budget committee had met at the end of January to reconcile salaries in the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office and the Detention Center. Sheriff...
Council wraps February up
Finance Director Lonnie Clark told city council Monday that the State Legislative Audit for revenue and expenses of the city were compliant with state...
Emergency communications a $6 million problem
The quorum court turned its attention to the county’s radio system, and found more questions than answers.
At Monday night’s meeting, justices of the peace...
Car accident claims two students
Two young men were killed in a car accident at 4:50 p.m. Friday, Feb. 22. An Arkansas State Police report said the car, a...
Limestone sidewalks reign
If they need fixing, fix them
The Historic District Commission scheduled a workshop after the regular meeting last week to consider alternatives to limestone for...
HDC to continue site visits despite Municipal League advice
The Historic District Commission will continue scheduling site visits, usually for Level III applications, but they will take steps to document those visits more...