Veterans Day is Sunday One easy veteran to honor on Nov. 11
Some kids know at an early age what they want to be when they grow up, and veteran Tim Connor was one of them....
These ballers would make any of us look like a smart coach
If a girl with nothing to do looked up a map showing which states produced the most players to make it to the National...
Restaurant owner pleads guilty in tax case
Rodney Minner, owner of two Rowdy Beaver restaurants in Eureka Springs, entered a guilty plea in federal court in Ft. Smith last week, admitting...
Monarchs are like self-propelled flowers Once they get going, they go
Mark Hughes, owner of Regalia Handmade Clothing on White St., has long been a butterfly lover.
“Butterflies are one of my favorite animals,” Mark said....
Esoteric Astrology as news for week Nov. 7-13, 2018
Scorpio – Moments of Crisis & Nine Tests
Scorpio is a most interesting sign, it is also the most mysterious. Before we enter Capricorn, Scorpio...
Republicans carry Carroll County comfortably
Carroll County voters cast their ballots Tuesday, leaning heavily toward Republican candidates.
County Judge Sam Barr has served five two-year terms, and earned a four-year...
Zombie Crawl grows to a cascade
The Zombie Crawl has been a tradition for seven years in Eureka Springs, and this year the parade brought out a crowd estimated at...
Monks to build mandala for healing and peace
Geshe Thupten Dorjee and Yeshi Topgyal, from the Gyotu Monastery, will build a mandala, a geoemetric representation of the universe, in Eureka Springs Nov....
Mayoral candidates talk on the town
The Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce put on a Mayoral Review Wednesday evening, Oct. 24, at the Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center. About...
CAPC funding allocation trepidation
City Advertising and Promotion Commission Executive Director Mike Maloney said at the Oct. 24 workshop, “We’re not flexible enough,” and that the commission’s budgeting...