Careful what you plant
Becky Gillette - Some of the most active participants in the Save the Ozarks effort to defeat a proposed high voltage transmission line have...
Tips for emergency readiness
Becky Gillette - Chuck Welch, a Grassy Knob resident who was recently deployed in Houston operating a shelter to help with disaster relief in...
Increase of debt and decrease of net energy – what we need to know
John House, MD - In the first part of this series, I mentioned that economic growth and energy have been intimately connected since the...
HDC peeks into aging windows
Nicky Boyette - It was a crowded room and full agenda for the Historic District Commission at the May 4 meeting, but commissioners handily...
Budget freeze helping; goals ID’d
Nicky Boyette - Mayor Butch Berry told city council Monday that his recent freeze imposed on spending is helping the city budget catch up...
Hickory St. vacation on hold
Nicky Boyette - Jim Girkin presented his request Monday for a vacation of a portion of platted, but undeveloped, Hickory Street which runs down...
Food truck committee cruises on
Nicky Boyette - The committee appointed by mayor Butch Berry to hash out details for fitting mobile food truck and trailer vendors into Eureka...
First Amendment rights on parade
Nicky Boyette - Attorney Kent Crow said he, Owen Kendrick and Phil Holland decided the time has come for Eureka Springs to have a...
Improvement District advances to workshop
Nicky Boyette - Craig Hull of the Osage Group addressed city council May 9 about his suggestion that the city establish an Improvement District...
Peeking through the lens
(l.-r.) Charlie Phaneuf and Elaine Phaneuf peek through some of John Rankine’s viewfinders on Saturday night during the opening of ‘On my Morning Walk.’...