The sign you’ve been looking for
If you have walked down Bourbon Street in New Orleans, you have seen the neon sign work of Todd Paden, co-owner of HeliosGraphics. Ditto...
Repairs report given to council
Zane Lewis of McClelland Engineering reported at the Eureka Springs City Council meeting on Oct. 14 on work accomplished regarding water and sewer and...
CAPC tackles reserves
Chair Steve Holifield voiced disappointment that no business owners or citizens showed up for the City Advertising and Promotion Commission 2025 budget workshop last...
Planning tweaking B&B ordinance
The Planning Commission has engaged in a long-term project to update city codes regarding bed and breakfast businesses, and a new ordinance will be...
Students shine in Atlas testing
In districts across the state, school boards issue a report to the public in October. On Monday evening, the Eureka Springs school board heard...
Scout familiarizes public with current intentions
Scout Clean Energy held another open house at the Berryville Community Center on Monday, October 14, to update the public on progress in launching...
ADEQ finds Nimbus in violation of stormwater permit
William Cody, an inspector for the Arkansas Division of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), Office of Water Quality, conducted a site inspection Sept. 25 at the...
County registers 600 new voters
In an Independent interview last week, Carroll County Clerk Connie Doss said new voter registrations were much higher this year with a contentious presidential...
Landowner and lawyer explain lawsuit against wind farm and county judge
The $400-million Scout Clean Energy Nimbus Wind Farm project proposed near County Roads 905 and 920 has hinged on Carroll County Judge David Writer...
Property rights extend to property protection
Angela Usrey, a founder of Concerned Citizens of the Ozarks, sent a press release with a copy of the lawsuit against Nimbus and Carroll...