Ozarks Chorale receives grant
A $1,000 Lifelong Learning grant from the Arkansas Arts Council was given to The Ozarks Chorale. The grant helps support artistic development in the...
Good crowd at HIAG
Joanna Springer Hanna, owner of Crescent Moon Beads, spoke to more than two dozen Holiday Island Art Guild members at the Gallery at SunFest....
The Bear & Barber turns a stropping 1!
Cameron DeNoewer hosted a festive party March 30 at The Bear & Barber. Customers dropped by to celebrate and check out the artwork from...
Eleanor Lux a living treasure of Eureka Springs
Eleanor Lux a living treasure of Eureka Springs – Weaver and beader, jewelry maker and mixed media artist Eleanor Lux has been selected as...
Locals involved in helping refugees
Becky Gillette - Many people have watched the unfolding tragedy with nearly 467,000 people killed in Syria’s civil war, with 6.6 million people internally...
Additional instructor gliding into airport
Nicky Boyette - Airport Commission chair Chase Tressler announced at the March 30 meeting that a new flight instructor applied to work out of...
Fluoride holdouts vow to take grievance to Supreme Court
Becky Gillette - One of only two water districts left in the state that has refused to fluoridate water because of concerns about adverse...
Diversity in Eureka
With a beautiful Spring Day above, folks gathered in Basin Park on Saturday for Diversity Weekend and PDA. The Methodist Church provided food and...
Rates of Chronic Wasting Disease higher than anticipated
Becky Gillette - After one elk and one deer in Newton County tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease in February, expanded testing was done...
Cat got your tongue?
Tanya Smith shows off a tiger kite during the March 26 Kite Fest at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge. Food, music, and family activities filled...