Investigators sorting through fire debris
Cause of a fire that destroyed a three-story residence at 64 Pine, on the historic loop, in the early morning hours of Tuesday, May...
JPs invoke moratorium on alternative commercial energy installations; Scout exempt
The Carroll County Quorum Court took a stand against renewable energy last week, with the third reading of an ordinance preventing new solar or...
Parks has dense litany of accomplishments
Parks & Recreation Director Sam Dudley said at last week’s meeting that this month marked the finalization of Basin Park restoration project, capped by...
Hot buffet with a cool twist
COVID-19 unfortunately crossed the hot food buffet off the menus of several local eateries, and off it has stayed. But there’s good news for...
Planning gives the once-over to RVs in Ag zones
The May 13 meeting of the Planning Commission touched upon a wide variety of subjects, including a discussion about allowing an RV park in...
Hospital nixes new meeting times
The Eureka Springs Hospital Commission chose on Monday meeting to keep times at 2 p.m. During Public Comments, local constable Jim Wallace requested the...
Hangar construction goals prevail at airport
In a leisurely meeting on May 16, the Carroll County Airport Commission reviewed some current projects while looking forward to future expansion.
The airport has...
Animal Control? I’ll collie right back.
Deer strolling the street, chickens running amok, dogs on the loose, pony on the prowl, snakes sneaking in, cattle sneaking out, possum on the...
Council losing patience with hospital
Eureka Springs Hospital concerns topped the list of discussion at the May 13 city council meeting. All aldermen were present, and added to the...
Hospital forging ahead with upgrades
Eureka Springs Hospital’s May 2 workshop focused mainly on staff updates with Velvet Shoults, who works in nursing, giving a report. Shoults told commissioners...