Voting district determines ambulance service
Early in its April 17 meeting, the Carroll County Quorum Court was presented with a quandary. Geneice McCall said she lived 1.5 miles east...
High school principal retiring
After an executive session at the April 11 Eureka Springs School Board meeting, the board accepted the resignation of high school principal Kathy Lavender,...
Schools-Tyson collaboration on the table
School Supt. Bryan Pruitt announced April 11 that there are plans for a collaborative project for industrial, maintenance, and pre-apprenticeship courses involving Eureka Springs,...
High School addresses drop out dilemma Lower schools engaging students
Richard Mann, high school history, speech and drama teacher, told the board on April 11 that several students from lower socio-economic group for whom...
‘My whole life has been a rehearsal for my life in Eureka Springs’ –...
It might be a first, a rabbi delivering a sermon on Easter Sunday. But not for Rabbi Rob Lennick, who is part-time pastor for...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week April 19-25
Planetary Shifts, Movements, Retrogrades & New Moon
Sun enters Taurus, Wednesday, sign of illumination. Around midnight, Sun joins Mercury in Taurus, offering an important message....
Hogs in the hills
Feral hogs are smart, excellent at procreating, and often large and scary. In spite of efforts around the area to counter their ever-expanding population,...
Council approves Parks special election
Aldermen voted Monday to approve the third reading of Ord. 2254, which sets up a special election June 13 for voters to decide whether...
Public hearing on rate increase April 24
Mayor Butch Berry said he had nothing new to add to the discussion of increasing sewer rates to bring the city into compliance with...
Council attempts to smooth street bumps
Alderman Kristi Kendrick told Eureka Springs city council at Monday evening’s meeting she was surprised to learn at the previous meeting that five people...