School starts early this summer
The school board met Monday night, on the first day of the final nine-week period of school. With spring in the air and Covid...
One pawsome year ahead for GSHS
The Good Shepherd Humane Society has been serving the Eureka Springs area through all its busts and booms for more than 40 years. Over...
Paradise Marketing reveals strategy
City Advertising and Promotion Commission’s March 9 workshop had Paradise Marketing’s Chief Strategy Officer Rudy Webb, and Sustainability and Visitor Economy Strategist Nicole Brownell...
Foundation bestows money for Epley Hospitality House
The Carroll County Community Foundation (CCCF) has awarded a $10,000 matching grant to ECHO Village to help with construction of the Christopher Paul Epley...
ATC confronts food insecurity
During the pandemic, Answering the Call (ATC) has delivered nearly 50,000 meals in just under two years to people affected either by illness or...
Mayor and Clerk’s salaries shift
Ordinances #2318-19 were heavily discussed by city council at Monday’s meeting as alderman Terry McClung motioned to amend #2318 to raise the Clerk Treasurer’s...
Veteran’s thoughts on coping
Veterans, in particular, are finding it hard to witness what is going on with the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
“It’s very triggering,” Vietnam War veteran...
It’s hard to get enough of Sunshine
The cat was definitely in trouble. Lost and hungry, he courted disaster seeking shelter from the cold and sneaked through the pet door of...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week March 16 – 22
A Poem for Lent – our 40 days and nights of reflection
Spring begins (Sun in Aries) next Sunday, March 20 in our northern latitudes....
Workshop next week on historic property maintenance
The Historic District Commission continues to deliberate about minimum maintenance issues, including issues of health and sanitation. Discussion included the term “demolition by neglect,”...