Moyer revisits city vision plan
Alderman Rachael Moyer returned to the issue of city visioning at Monday’s city council meeting and presented a report explaining that she had been...
JPs discard need for .gov email domain
At the Oct. 21 quorum court meeting, County Judge David Writer called for public comments, but no one approached the courtroom rail. For the...
Minding our bees-ness
Eureka Springs resident Marty Falkenstien is proof that retirement doesn’t mean the end of making the world a better place. You just keep on...
Planning leaves fence ordinance v. property rights to city council
The Planning Commission held a long meeting Oct. 14, with discussions on several topics veering off into deeper questions about property rights and the...
Rental cabins perched alongside creek OK’d
The Historic District Commission approved a plan to build two long-term rental cabins straddling a creek on Mill Hollow Road.
At the Oct. 15 HDC...
Hospital considers infrastructure and reimbursements
Eureka Springs Hospital CEO Tiffany Means provided a facility report to commissioners during their regular meeting on Monday, Oct. 20 covering infrastructure needs going...
Airport strives to end county financial support
At the Oct. 17 meeting of the Carroll County Airport Commission, inquiries arose about the commission’s financial structure.
Justice of the Peace Matt Phillips, who...
New festival is on a mission
The Fall Craft Fair and RibFest making its debut on Saturday, Nov. 1, has all the bells and briskets: local and regional craft vendors...
Tariffs affecting Transit
Monday’s city council meeting opened with a public hearing of the city transit system. Transit Director Ken “Smitty” Smith presented an update and budget...
Schools’ reports show all A’s
The Eureka Springs School Board meeting on Monday included a detailed report to the public, a state requirement for all districts each October. Eureka...