EPA says benefits outweigh costs of reducing emissions
On May 11, 2023, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced proposed new carbon pollution standards for coal and gas-fired power plants that will protect...
CAPC considering bigger Aud acts
A focus of the City Adverting and Promotion Commission workshop on March 27 was possibly making changes to the Auditorium’s rental policy. The majority...
Water leak repairs, on-demand transit dominate council meeting
At the March 25 meeting, Eureka Springs City Council swore Susane Gruning in to represent Ward 1 Position 2, and David Avanzino for Ward...
Committee to review land-use ordinance
When the quorum court met last Tuesday, justices of the peace did not have an ordinance to consider regarding wind turbines, but the topic...
Parks continues facelifts
The approach of spring has the Parks Department moving forward with plans for improvement, services, and pricing, as Director Sam Dudley reported at the...
Sounds on Sunday as unusual as the eclipse
The Great North American Eclipse of the Sun on Monday, April 8, will create about four minutes of darkness in the afternoon when the...
Early spring planting is too soon
Year after year Gerri Hamby, owner of Planters Paradise Greenhouse & Landscape, LLC, has customers ask for plants that the deer don’t eat that...
Planning honing application strategies
The Planning Commission has a current focus on updating and clarifying the city’s requirements for bed and breakfasts or other tourist lodging in residential...
Airport pursues weather reporting sensors
The Carroll County Airport Commission met last Friday, and commissioners took another step toward installing a local weather-reporting station.
The Federal Aviation Administration will issue...
Green burials coming back to life
Katy Turnbaugh’s life has revolved around doing everything possible to protect Mother Earth. The last thing she wants after her death is to be...