Council chews on tree cutting ordinance
At the August 14 meeting, city council took time to hear from Building Inspector Jacob Coburn regarding the drafted tree cutting ordinance presented...
‘Show-cause’ reasoning sways Planning
The Board of Zoning Adjustment spent 45 minutes of the Aug. 8 meeting in a show-cause hearing for the owner of a bed and...
Utilities surprise ups school cafeteria cost
Members of the Eureka Springs School Board reluctantly agreed to a change order which will add a considerable expense to the new cafeteria for...
Attorney advises wind turbine opponents to lobby quorum court
Attorney Matt Bishop has been hired to represent Concerned Citizens of Carroll County (CCCC), a non-profit corporation formed to oppose the $300-million Nimbus Wind...
Analyst probes wind farm contracts
Easement analyst Julie Morton appeared by Zoom video at meetings August 9 and 10 in Berryville held by a group opposed to the Nimbus...
Tyson cutbacks affect Carroll County
About 3,000 Tyson employees are losing their jobs as the result of Tyson Foods’ recent decision to close four processing plants after the company,...
Covid milder, but not letting go
Cases of Covid-19 are increasing again in Eureka Springs and Northwest Arkansas, according to recently released information. There has been an outbreak at the...
Vaccine fatigue growing
Bivalent Covid booster shots became available in late 2022 that target the original omicron variant, and some other variants, of Covid-19. The American Medical...
CAPC reeling in Aud director
The City Advertising and Promotion Commission’s July 26 meeting was dominated a 30-minute executive session that focused on hiring of a new Auditorium Director....
Act 372 struck down, for now
On July 29, U.S. District Judge Timothy L. Brooks blocked Arkansas from enacting Act 372, which would penalize librarians for “furnishing harmful items to...