Esoteric Astrology as news for week April 27-May 4
Mercury Retrograde in Taurus
Risa - Mercury (the wing-footed Hermes) retrogrades Thursday, at 23 degrees Taurus (till May 22). Mercury in Taurus, sign of values,...
Cats at the Castle a success
The Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge habitat fundraiser brought faithful supporters for a night of food, drink, and music on Sunday. It featured a silent...
Pappas named Allegiance Employee of the Year
Nicky Boyette - Vicki Andert, head of nursing at Eureka Springs Hospital, announced that Catherine Pappas was named as the 2015 Employee of the...
Trails and bicycling report
Nicky Boyette - Adam Biossat reported at the April 19 Parks meeting that the trails committee has focused on overhauling trail signs and developing...
Removing English ivy can save the life of a tree
And the thousands it can cost to remove a dead tree
Becky Gillette - On Earth Day instead of planting a tree, arborist Chris Fischer...
HDC OKs porch
Nicky Boyette - It took very few minutes for the Historic District Commission to approve the only application on the agenda at the April...
Hazards’ plan moves ahead
Nicky Boyette - Steve Beacham, chair of the Planning Commission, represented a resolution forwarding the Hazard Mitigation Plan developed by Craig Hull of the...
Hickory-Hazel compromise reached
Nicky Boyette - At the April 19 Parks meeting, Parks chair Bill Featherstone again presented Jim Girkin’s request for vacation of Hickory Street, a...
Planning to work out Code update
Nicky Boyette - Chair Steve Beacham represented a resolution from Planning asking city council to establish a 90-day moratorium “on the issuance of new...
ESFD to get safety equipment
Nicky Boyette -Alderman James DeVito moved to place proposed Ordinance #2240, waiving requirements of competitive bidding for purchasing 10 self-contained breathing apparatuses for ESFD,...





