Close calls, but no major mishaps during storm
The steep streets of Eureka Springs can be a challenge at the best of times, especially for out-of-town visitors. But add ice to the...
Parks jazzed about walking, sitting and mapping
Eureka Springs Parks & Recreation met Jan. 15 for the first regular meeting of 2019, with all seven commissioners in attendance. Main topics were...
Residential properties selling, Commercial not so much
The “seller’s market” for residences in Eureka Springs poses some economic challenges and when the Mayor’s Task Force on Economic Development met last week,...
School districts address natural hazard risks
In recent months, the Eureka Springs School Board has discussed applying for a grant through the Federal Emergency Management Agency that would provide 75...
Shutdown threatens housing and food
Nearly 3.7 million Americans, many of them elderly and/or disabled, are facing the threat of losing their government-subsidized housing as a result of the...
HDC site visit scheduled for windows
An application to replace windows at 21 Steele St. will require a site visit before the Historic District Commission makes a decision. Ken Rundell...
Airport hangars scrutinized, Spring cleanup commencing
Long-term water damage sidetracked plans to paint hangars at the Carroll County Airport. At its December meeting, commissioners discussed painting hangars, and they received...
Night lights affect health
Alexa Pittenger, a Eureka Springs massage therapist who lives in rural Carroll County, doesn’t have an outdoor yard light and prefers it that way.
“In...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week Jan. 23-29, 2019
Aquarius – Cooperation & Cooperatives
The Sun entered Aquarius last Sunday, prior to the lunar eclipse. Aquarius is the “Light that shines on Earth and across the sea.”...
Council gets acquainted: makes, debates, and delays policies
Monday night was the first regular council meeting for new aldermen Harry Meyer of Ward 3 Position 2, and Susan Harman of Ward 1...