Golf course subsidy questioned
The 9-hole and 18-hole golf courses are the anchor that has attracted many people to purchase homes at Holiday Island. Even many who are...
I think. Therefore, I’m a horn player
The community is invited to a free concert featuring three groups from the University of Arkansas Student Chamber Music Tour on Monday, May 16...
Covid numbers low but inching up
While the number of cases of Covid-19 remains at low levels compared to the omicron surge earlier this year, cases are increasing in Arkansas,...
CAPC approves big ticket expenses, saves small change
City Advertising and Promotion Commissioners received a glowing financial report at their April 27 meeting with Finance Director Scott Bardin showing increased revenue in...
City and CAPC again receive favorable ruling from Arkansas Supreme Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court recently ruled in favor of City of Eureka Springs and City Advertising and Promotion Committee officials in affirming the lawfulness...
Primary winner takes all
The following candidates have filed for sheriff, and all are Republicans. Incumbent Sheriff Jim Ross did not file for re-election, and the winner of...
Discovery requests called ‘attempt to harass’
An attorney for plaintiffs in the lawsuits against the CAPC and Eureka Springs sent specific discovery requests just to CAPC commissioner Carol Wright seeking...
King anticipating different results
With the May 24 Republican primary fast approaching, former state senator Bryan King said he appreciated the support he has received during the campaign,...
Candidates in race despite transgressions
The past two weeks have been tough for some candidates for sheriff in the upcoming Republican primary.
Matthew Dunham lost his job with the Centerton...
High five to five who love being alive
The five women who formed an artist cooperative and café at Dogwood Corner Boutique Gallery at 3 Dogwood Ridge on US 62W in Eureka...