Three marketing support requests get thumbs up
Debbie Davis represented the Historical Museum last week in requesting $500 for advertising from the CAPC for the second Happy Birthday Stroll on July...
CAPC outreach growing
CAPC Director Mike Maloney commented at last Wednesday’s meeting that March and April are always busy months because of trade shows, spring break tourists...
Group travel on an upswing
CAPC Sales Director Karen Pryor said she most recently attended the Travel South Showcase in Branson, which generated 29 leads. A group of 12...
Sparks fly on No Smoking
Eureka Springs city council met at the Auditorium April 13 for a workshop on crafting a No Smoking ordinance in city parks, and participating...
Night noises cause consternation
Commissioner James Morris told Planning last Tuesday that four people had spoken to him about engines revving at 1 a.m. and the general overall...
Planning digests definitions of what definitions define
In a determined effort to clarify things, Planning commissioners continued their march through what chair Melissa Greene called “murky” definitions in City Code at...
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...