Program rollout ‘a complete disaster’
Changes in law needed to make marijuana available and affordable
Education Group and Arkansans for Cannabis Reform Executive Director Melissa Fults said.
“Disappointed doesn’t even begin...
Legislature treats marijuana possession as a disproportionate offense
There was some surprise when voters approved medical marijuana in Arkansas in a voter referendum in 2016. Arkansas was one of the first Red...
What you need to get a card
Some people with qualifying conditions to receive a medical marijuana card have put off applying because there were no dispensaries open in Northwest Arkansas....
Planning paves way for removal of invasive trees
At the July 23 meeting, Planning commissioner Tom Buford continued discussion of changes to the tree removal ordinance. He suggested retaining parts of the...
Planning welcomes two commissioners, business on a roll
For the first time in months, members of the Planning Commission could feel confident of a quorum. On July 23, two new commissioners took...
City finances undergo thorough analysis
City Council met Monday afternoon for a mid-year workshop where Finance Director Lonnie Clark presented an amended budget. At the next regular meeting the amended...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week July 31 – Aug. 6, 2019
Leo – Learning How to be Leaders. Praise Needed.
We begin the astrological week with Sun, Moon, Venus and Mars in Leo, the sign of...
Sculpture looking for a home
Cheryl Rutledge asked the Parks Commission for the second time last week to have her sculpture placed in Basin Park. About a year ago she...
Legacy Mining pulls back from plans to apply for permits
Matt Mills, the owner of Legacy Mining Company, said he is not currently planning to reapply to the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ)...
Council tends to city business in New York minute
It was a short meeting for the Eureka City Council Monday night where council unanimously approved the first reading of the aggregate sidewalk ordinance amendment. “Aggregate...