Feeling warm? Time for a cold one
For years people have dreamed of a local craft brewery in town, and poof! it’s here. Eureka Springs Brewery, owned by Jeff Joseph, opened...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week July 17-23, 2019
The Promise of Freedom is Greater Than the Problems
Living on Earth is living on a planet of duality. Duality (this and that, here and...
The pig days of summer
Council deferred the agenda item that pertains to animal law changes, but that didn’t stop protesters from making their opinions known when the subject...
Entertainment committee sanctioned by council
Pigs, transients, fireworks, and an entertainment district were the four highlights of the Eureka City Council meeting Monday night. All aldermen were present with another...
Homelessness not against the law
Transients, or homeless people, were another topic council discussed with the police chief on Monday. Brian Young said he encountered a transient who told...
Downtown is free game for fireworks
Aldermen Melissa Greene and Mickey Schneider asked council to vote for an amendment to the fireworks ordinance to omit historic downtown primarily to prevent...
Contemporary design in historic area approved
Michael and Melissa Brooks had to make major changes in their plans to gain approval from the Planning Commission two weeks ago. Last week,...
Methodists flip a house into a dream come true
Two excited young boys and their grateful Mom moved into the Methodist-ECHO house just in time for the 4th of July holiday. After their...
Iron sculpture depicts earliest settlers
Local artist Cheryl Rutledge is of Cherokee and Choctaw descent, and recently offered the Parks Commission an art sculpture to honor the indigenous people...
Montessori fills childhood education gap
When Miss Mary’s Daycare Center at 122 Frontage Rd. near Acord’s Home Center surrendered its license earlier this year, childcare services for about 40...