Officers’ weapons to remain in vehicles
The topic of firearms was back at the Nov. 23 Eureka Springs City Council meeting with alderman Harry Meyer proposing an ordinance that would...
ESH finds a way out of the red
More than 100 rural hospitals in the U.S. have closed in the past ten years, and another 30 percent of rural hospitals are in...
ESH finds a way out of the red
More than 100 rural hospitals in the U.S. have closed in the past ten years, and another 30 percent of rural hospitals are in...
Wind farm prompts more county zoning discussion
County Judge David Writer has set limits on public comment at some quorum court meetings, but a light agenda provided space for airing more...
HDC gets stood up, OKs a second chance
The Historic District Commission met Oct. 18, and four out of the five applications on the table were postponed for various reasons.
Robert Thomas, at...
The Crawl is On
Zombies are gearing up to come out in full force this Saturday, Oct. 28, in one of their favorite locations of all – downtown...
Airport gearing up for new hangar
The Carroll County Airport Commission heard promising news regarding a grant to build a new hangar and repair another.
At the Oct. 20 meeting, consulting...
Stalking through a corn maze
The Exeter Corn Maze in Southwestern Missouri must not be any kind of secret in kid circles in Eureka Springs. When I visited this...
Bins or bags or both?
Yellow trash bags used by residents for trash pickup by Carroll County Solid Waste was on the docket at the Oct. 9 city council...
Covid milder, vaccines rarer
There have been reports of Covid making the rounds locally with some adults experiencing mild cases and others reporting being very sick but not...