Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Fellow Eureka Spring Voters, as General Manager of the Basin Park & Crescent Hotels many have asked me to share my thoughts on one critical issue that is on the City of Eureka Springs ballot. Issue No.

To Whom It May Concern: I would like to thank the following people for helping with an eight-month saga to get the sewer replaced at 12 White Street. I will start with Simon Wiley at Public Works.

Prominent contributors to the income and well-being of this city have incurred massive infrastructural damage to their home due to the city’s lack of proper sewage infrastructure and neglect of care. For over 20 years, they have lovingly cared for their home and ultimately raised the property value. Now they are displaced from that home.

Inspiration Point Fire Department Annual Meeting and Election will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 8

Dear Editor, Another Halloween has come and gone, and we would like to thank you for helping us get the word out

Throughout Good Shepherd‘s history the tireless efforts of our volunteers over the decades have enabled Good Shepherd in becoming the oldest, most effective no-kill shelter in Carroll County. Together, we have proudly saved, rescued, rehomed, spay/neutered and vaccinated thousands of cats and dogs (2,031 lives saved in the last five years alone).

For so many of us, memories of the Blues with its Blues Festival, Blues Weekend and Blues Party are entwined into the fabric of who we are as the community of Eureka Springs. The hotel was happy to support its return, but it is the widespread support of the community who have brought it back.

Dear Friends and Citizens, the Eureka Springs Historic Cemetery Commission wishes to inform the public of an ongoing security project at the cemetery that will soon be complete.

Dear Editor: My name is Melody Woodworth; I am trying to reopen the Children’s Rescue Closet. I had this place open at the same location before COVID-19 came into our homes.