Pickleball: What’s the big dill?
Ever heard of pickleball? There’s nothing sour about this sport that combines elements of racquetball, tennis, ping pong and badminton. It’s played with wooden...
Has it been fifty years already?
Census indicates a majority of Eurekans had their development seriously impacted by the ‘60s. Hard to believe but that was half a century ago....
Good food needs good soil, water and people
There’s a touch of Kiwi at one of the area’s newer organic farms and ranches, Terra Rosa, on Keels Creek off Rockhouse Road. Ranch...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week Sept. 5-11, 2018
Re-Thinking the Way We Live – Pocket Neighborhoods (a book)
Mercury, the messenger, is the planet of sharing information, communication, and developing new and interesting...
Berry names Young new chief
Mayor Butch Berry announced Wednesday morning that Brian Young has been appointed Eureka Springs Chief of Police to replace retiring Thomas Achord. Young has...
Council sniffs at altering the dog ordinance but doesn’t bite
The Auditorium lobby was full for Monday evening’s Eureka Springs city council meeting, and much of the attention was on proper care of dogs....
Plastic bags have their place
Eureka Springs is a pet-friendly tourist town, alderman Melissa Greene said at Monday’s city council meeting, and it should have handy plastic bag dispensers...
Trailblazers deed land to city
Mayor Butch Berry presented copies of four Quit Claim Deeds offered to Eureka Springs by the Bentonville/Bella Vista Trailblazers for land at the top...
Judge questions attorneys in trash fee suit
In Circuit Court in Berryville Tuesday morning, attorneys argued several issues concerning a lawsuit against further collection of an annual $18 trash fee imposed...
ES is safe, chief claims
At Monday’s council meeting, Mayor Butch Berry acknowledged Thomas Achord for his 16 years of service as a patrol officer and four years as...