Esoteric Astrology as news for week January 25 – 31, 2023
Aquarius – Cleansing the Land with the Waters of Life
We are in the light of Aquarius now. The eleventh sign, the sign of...
Quorum Court back in the courthouse
The quorum court has moved its meetings to Tuesdays, and the justices of the peace assembled back in the Eastern District courthouse on Jan....
CAPC gets budgets passed despite hesitation
The City Advertising and Promotion Commission reviewed a revised 2023 budget, as well as a budget for Paradise Marketing, provided by Tourism Director Madison...
Planning’s ‘wish list’ includes more workshops and public education
At the Jan. 10 meeting, members of the Planning Commission spent some time visiting with new Building Inspector and City Code Enforcement Officer Jacob...
Don’t take being gneiss for granite
Bruce Wright had no idea what he would do to make a living after he left the Coast Guard and followed his parents up...
Council gives thumbs up in second reading of parking ordinance
During Eureka Springs’s first city council meeting of 2023 on Jan. 9, Bill Lawler, co-owner of the Bridgeford House, said the parking ordinance’s description...
Quorum Court meetings moved to Tuesdays
The quorum court held a brief meeting on Jan. 3 to set the date and time of monthly meetings for the coming year.
In recent...
Renovation approved, but demolition suggested by HDC
The Historic District Commission elected new officers for 2023, after the commission’s previous Chair, Steve Holifield, left for a seat on city council. At...
Sheriff packs staff with experience
Every new sheriff faces big challenges with the transition. The path may be a little easier than usual for incoming Sheriff Daniel Klatt. Before...
New school cafeteria to be squeezed in
The Eureka Springs School Board heard a presentation Monday night with a preview of the new cafeteria that will serve the elementary and middle...