Students test well; truancy dropping
Results have come back for third-grade students taking standardized Atlas tests, and Eureka Springs students outscored most other schools in the 17-member educational co-op....
Hospital services up, finances still a hurdle
The Hospital Commission’s Monday, June 15 meeting was mostly an update of ongoings at the hospital. CEO Tiffany Means covered the new Survival Flight...
When a dream became a plan that became an attraction
In 1967, Gerald L.K. Smith wrote a book, The Miracles on the Mountains, a 76-page work focusing on building the Christ of the Ozarks...
Public forum held on Social District
The Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center was host on May 20 to a Chamber of Commerce forum regarding an Entertainment District, renamed Social...
CAPC doles out marketing support
The City Advertising and Promotion Commission’s regular May 27 meeting marked the second round of approval for marketing support funds this year. With 15...
Dog bite victim urges county regulations
At the May 18 quorum court meeting, justices of the peace heard from a bicyclist who had suffered a serious attack by dogs.
Steffanie Gates...
Help for veterans is there for the asking
Hal Schatz was drafted to serve in the Vietnam war some 50 years ago. Twenty-six years later, in 2009, he first became aware of...
Ahoy, ye landlubbers!
Arrr ye lookin’ for adventure on a body o’ water surrounded by ports o’ call just loaded with treasure and swim beaches? If yer...
Sales tax and water-sewer bonds interpreted
City council met on Monday, May 11 and in unfinished business, bond attorney Michael Moyers of Eldredge & Clark LLP, gave a comprehensive breakdown...
Solid waste compromise reached
During the April 27 city council meeting, legal counsel Heather Owens pointed out a discrepancy regarding exclusive rights language within the newly written interlocal...