Medical marijuana purchasing primer
Mississippi medical marijuana dispensaries started opening in January 2023 in the industry expected to bring in millions of dollars in revenue while providing patients...
Eureka Springs jeweler worked with Oppenheimer
Ira B. Whitney was a nuclear chemist who served as one of a nucleus of scientists and physicists – J. Robert Oppenheimer, Enrico Fermi,...
Manhattan Project scientist called Eureka Springs home
This year marks 75 years since the United States dropped atomic bombs on Japanese cities Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II. The Manhattan...
Mold and water leaks concerns prevail at council
Eureka Springs City Council heard from Building Inspector Jacob Coburn for his year-to-date report at Monday’s meeting. Coburn said he’d worked on distributing information...
Origin of sludge a mystery
Operators of the Eureka Springs and North Arkansas Railway recently noticed sludge in Leatherwood Creek downstream from the city’s sewage treatment plant. Public Works...
City gaining ground in fixing water leaks
Water leaks in the aging distribution system in historic Eureka Springs have cost the city a lot of money in charges from the Carroll...
HDC approves six requests, hesitates on one
The Historic District Commission had a number of applications to consider at the Sept. 6 meeting, and commissioners approved all but one.
Arlene Arquizu had...
Jeepers are keepers
Ordinarily the third weekend in September doesn’t generate a lot of tourism income for Eureka Springs. That is why that weekend coming up was...
Time flying since school started
Students at Eureka Springs schools have completed four weeks of work, and at the Sept. 11 school board meeting three principals said the opening...
HDC agrees with SWEPCO on demolition
After a site visit and a special meeting, the Historic District Commission approved a plan to demolish a garage to provide access for expansion...