Surveying surveys and Master Plans
The Sept. 3 Parks workshop began with all commissioners present, including newest member Scott Bardin. The process of writing the Master Plan began immediately...
Gypsy wagons and breathtaking sunsets are just the beginning
Wendi La Fey can do many things exceptionally well. One of her life-size portraits in oil won the People’s Choice Award in Taos, New...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week Sept. 11-17
Beneficial & Dreamy, Confused & Bountiful
Jupiter (in Sagittarius – the Archer) is moving towards a square with Neptune (in Pisces – the Savior). The...
Subdivision to be explored by Planning
The Planning Commission devoted much of its August meeting in a preliminary discussion of a proposed subdivision. Jay Gustin appeared at the Aug. 27...
Smaller sign approved
The August 27 Planning meeting began with commissioners sitting as the Board of Zoning Adjustment. Kate Wicker had come before commissioners in June to...
Tall pines need more paperwork
Natasha Treuer had applied for a tree-cut permit through the building inspector, and she appealed his rejection to Planning commissioners at the August 27...
After school program kick-starts in two weeks
Middle school – the 4th, 5th and 6th grades – can be a challenging time.
“It is a real transitional age for kids,” Candice Drechsler...
Big town art with small town courtesy
Eureka Springs downtown merchants come and go. But a particularly unique and popular store, Zarks Gallery, 67 Spring St., has been in business now...
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, the first time around
Memorial Weekend 1973, near Hwy. 23 and State Line Drive at the Oak Hill Ecopark, the Ozark Mountain Folk Fair happened. Its concept was...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week Sept. 4 – 10, 2019
Life’s a Dream, the World Our Stage
We have a Virgo stellium (three or more planets in a sign) in the heavens at this time...