Endowment and quasi-endowment, the difference
An article published Feb. 9 in the Eureka Springs Independent, noted that about a decade ago, two generous Hurricane Katrina refugees who had been...
Library backpacks loaded for future success
A colorful array of backpacks waits at the Berryville Public Library to be picked up and taken on a family adventure. Destination: home. The...
Consent to seek events’ promoter granted to Parks
The Eureka Springs Parks & Recreation commission’s Feb. 15 meeting was filled with discussion about whether to allow Executive Director Scott Miskiel to publish...
Airport eyeing flight school and flight club
With a light agenda, members of the Carroll County Airport Commission devoted time at the Feb. 18 meeting to a proposed flight school.
Danny Hendricks...
Holiday Island Council transfers funds to pay for re-pavement
Mayor Dan Kees gave an update on the Arkansas Department of Transportation road re-pavement program during Holiday Island City Council’s regular Feb. 15 meeting....
HDC guidelines to get more specific
The Historic District Commission has hired a contractor to help revise guidelines for maintenance of historic properties. After a process that included public outreach,...
Three additional Covid deaths in county as new cases continue to decline
The Arkansas Department of Health reported only one death from Covid-19 on Feb. 20, the lowest number since the week after Thanksgiving. That compared...
Vulture roost causes controversy, waste, and damage
Eureka Springs is the winter home for hundreds of black vultures and a small number of turkey vultures that roost in trees near Harmon...
Calling all vultures
A book at the Carnegie library called Fuzz, written by Mary Roach, includes a potential solution for those concerned about the environmental and sanitary...
Good times for old-time vittles
Culinary writer/researcher preserves Arkansas food ways
Arkansas food researcher and writer Kat Robinson has a million stories to tell, about 500 old cookbooks, and countless...