Berryville to extend water service to 300
Mike Ellis - The City of Berryville held a ceremony Thursday to officially announce funding to extend city water into some areas outside the...
Knee deep in Jeep
46 Jeeps arrived for Jeep Fest on May 14 at the Holiday Island Veterans Memorial Park. Music, food, and booths got everyone’s attention and...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week May 18-25
Gemini Festival of Humanity, World Invocation Day, Full Moon
Risa - The Gemini Solar Festival of Goodwill, of Humanity, and World Invocation Day occurs Saturday,...
School bus safety gets an upgrade
Jeremiah Alvarado - The Eureka Springs School District buses recently received donation of a camera system to identify vehicles/drivers when a school bus is...
Arbor Day celebration in memory of Ken Fugate
The annual Eureka Springs Arbor Day Celebration was held May 4 at the Eureka Springs Cemetery honoring Ken Fugate, a member of the Eureka...
Plain facts about plein air: From impressionism to the new golf
C.D. White - The first Eureka Springs Plein Air Festival (ESPAfest) may be the perfect philosophical creative match for the spirit of Eureka Springs....
Part Three: Climate Change
John House, MD - Climate change is, by far, the most worrisome of the major challenges we face as a species. We can live...
Food truck committee devises details
Nicky Boyette - Last Thursday the committee appointed by Mayor Butch Berry continued to fine-tune suggestions for fitting food trucks and trailers into compliance...
Tyson’s to expand Green Forest plant
Mike Ellis - Representatives of Tyson Foods attended the May 10 meeting of the Green Forest City Council to discuss a major expansion at...
Paranormal tour owners respond to allegations
Nicky Boyette - Steve Arnold and Charles Mowrey, co-owners of the tour business Haunted Eureka Springs, responded in the Planning Commission’s Public Comments last...