BB&BBQ trial ED deemed a success
The first city-sanctioned Eureka Springs temporary Entertainment District was in full operation at the privately-owned Pine Mountain Village for the Bikes, Blues, & BBQ...
Planning talks about things that need to be done
The Planning Commission’s meeting on Sept. 24 began with a public hearing for a zoning request. Sitting as the Board of Zoning Adjustment, commissioners...
Library director a leader, a reader and a bibliophile
In 2019, the American Library Association announced that it was adding sustainability as a core value of librarianship. That inspired new Eureka Springs Carnegie...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week Oct. 9-15, 2019
Libra – Everything in Balance
Tuesday evening, as the first star appeared at sunset, the Jewish Festival of Yom Kippur began. Jewish festivals always begin...
Hydroponics with a soul purpose
As lives are restored, communities are restored. This core belief is one around which Jeremiah Recovery House (JRH) operates. Originally founded in Eureka Springs,...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week October 2-8, 2019
Time of Reconciliation – I & Thou
The 12 zodiacal signs have a deep inner order characterized by inter-relationships, color, Rays, sound and rhythms. The...
Activists re-sounding alarm on climate crisis
About 35 people gathered in front of the Carroll County Courthouse in Eureka Springs Friday, Sept. 20, braving pouring rain to demonstrate in solidary...
City entering into solar development
City council met Monday night and Mayor Butch Berry invited John Coleman, regional director for Entegrity Energy Partners of Fayetteville, to present a proposed...
Oktoberfest gets ED
City council unanimously approved its second temporary Entertainment District application Monday evening, authorizing an ED “operation for Center Street for OktoberFest on October 19 from...
Sales tax revenue down
Finance Director Lonnie Clark provided city council with the financial report for August at Monday’s meeting, with the General Fund showing a net loss of...