Slight bump in local Covid cases
On Sunday, July 14, a couple of Eureka Springs churches had a quite a few members of the congregation come down with Covid. Dr....
Diversity in the Ozarks to strengthen outreach activities
Diversity Weekends, sponsored by Out in Eureka, has grown into one of the larger and more visible events in Eureka Springs bringing large numbers...
Opponents claim wind farm not a done deal
Scout Clean Energy is forging ahead with its proposed $300-million Nimbus Wind Farm development on ridge tops near Green Forest, having recently located an...
Planning approves fourplexes on Judah
At a meeting on July 9, the Planning Commission approved a multi-family construction along Judah Street.
Owner Terry McGuire addressed the commission and outlined plans...
Missouri sees danger of industrial food waste
Gov. Mike Parson of Missouri recently signed legislation banning industrial food waste from Arkansas food processing plants. Waste from Arkansas can include offal, blood...
Council votes down gun shop permit
The July 8 Eureka Springs City Council meeting continued discussion of a request for a Conditional Use Permit for a gun shop within city...
CAPC undergoing reorganization
The City Advertising and Promotion Commission has held a series of special meetings following the abrupt departures of Chair Chris Clifton, commissioner Chris Jones,...
HDC postpones challenging decisions
When the Historic District Commission met on July 3, two of the four items on the agenda dealt with applicants who had received previous...
Career training a plus for high schoolers
Most of Monday night’s meeting of the Eureka Springs School Board was devoted to a presentation about career and technical education within the district.
Former...
CAPC meeting draw scores of people defending marketing ad
When City Advertising and Promotion Commission Chair Chris Clifton sent a letter last week urging stakeholders to attend a special meeting in which he...