Basketball the best deal in town
The Eureka Springs High School basketball teams played to a large crowd Friday night, and both teams came away with decisive victories against Flippin.
The...
30-year record shattered
Parents make some tough road trips in support of their student athletes, and not many look forward to the trip home late at night...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week Jan. 30 – Feb. 5
February Festivals & Chinese New Year
St. Brigid’s Day, Candlemas, Groundhog Day, Imbolc, Aquarius new moon – these are the beginning of February’s festivals, all...
Activist lobbies for healthcare: On her break, she goes to Womack’s office
Eureka Springs advocate-activist Harrie Farrow recently traveled to Washington D.C. where she attended the Women’s March and participated in lobbying to promote the Medicare...
Maloney retires from CAPC
Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission Executive Director Mike Maloney presented commissioners with his letter of resignation at the Jan. 23 meeting, saying...
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...