Unusual cold responsible for uptick in electric rates
A newsletter called On the Record mailed in March was intended to address multiple questions the members of Carroll Electric Cooperative Corp. (CECC) had...
Power subsidies a point of contention
For two weeks in February, Carroll County, along with a broad swath of the South-Central U.S., experienced record-breaking cold weather. The National Oceanographic and...
CWD declining but still around
Carroll County has the third highest prevalence of Chronic Wasting Disease in Arkansas with 122 white-tailed deer testing positive for CWD since the disease...
From video games to AI receptionists at lightning speed
Hawk Slane moved to Eureka Springs nine years ago when he was nine years-old because his parents wanted him to attend Clear Spring School....
Esoteric Astrology as news for week March 31 – April 6
Planting in the Temple: April Showers, May Flowers
In the Agni Yoga Wisdom teachings there are references to the light from stars, planets, moon and...
Council to explore revitalization
The next city council meeting is expected to carry an agenda item providing an update on proposed urban design policies of the vision plan...
Who qualifies for the vaccine
Workers eligible in 1-C include: energy, finance, foodservice, information technology and communications, legal, media, public health/human services, public safety, shelter and housing, transportation and...
Vaccine expansion slowing virus spread
Research indicates that states that opened up multiple categories for Covid-19 vaccinations early have ended up vaccinating a smaller percentage of their population than...
Council hears pros of support services
A presentation by the University of Arkansas School of Social Work, designed to open a conversation into how law enforcement can utilize social workers...
Parks closes Lake Leatherwood dam to walkers
On March 10, Interim Director Scott Miskiel, commissioner Kevin Ruehle and structural engineer Bill Hathaway made a visual inspection of Lake Leatherwood Dam to...