Indivisible urges participation
Members of the local Indivisible Group are taking action every day to protest illegal and unconstitutional actions of Donald Trump and billionaire adviser, Elon...
Another ESH employee lodges complaints
While working at the Eureka Springs Hospital, I noticed that we were billing for breathing treatments and other respiratory services that can only be...
Council concentrates on hospital, a CUP, and confetti
Eureka Springs City Council meeting on Monday, March 10, was full of ebbs and flows, but certainly a stone or two was dislodged and...
Council gives Hospital an ultimatum
Eureka Springs City Council voted unanimously Monday evening to give the Eureka Springs Hospital Commission two weeks to remove hospital interim CEO and HR...
Plea to council regarding hospital
Dear Members of Eureka Springs City Council,
I write to you with a deep sense of urgency regarding the critical situation at our local hospital....
Students excelling and 25 sign up for baseball
School Supt. Bryan Pruitt acknowledged positive Eureka Springs test scores, but reminded school board members that testing “is not the most important thing we...
HDC OKs parking pad and pedestrian bridge repair
The Historic District Commission had missed a scheduled meeting on Feb. 19, but the commissioners still faced a light agenda at the March 5...
CAPC approves all but one marketing funding
The City Advertising and Promotion Commission heard nine applications for marketing support with one denied and one modified before approval, at the Feb. 26...
Scout denies it caused dry well
Former County Judge Richard Williams resides on Carroll Road 905, in the immediate vicinity of a wind turbine farm being developed by Scout Clean...
Wind farm opinions loom over quorum court
Another ordinance targeting a wind turbine project south of Green Forest appeared on the agenda for the quorum court meeting on Feb. 25. Although...