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The 2025 Christmas season in Eureka Springs once again proved why the historic mountain town is one of the most beloved holiday destinations in the Ozarks — culminating in a New Year’s Eve celebration that quite literally ended with a splash.

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Was at center of controversy over financial questions, allegations of hostile work environment

Doug Hoban, recently hired as interim chief financial officer at Eureka Springs Hospital, introduced himself to hospital commiss ioners during a short, 16-minute commission workshop held Monday, Jan. 5.

Winter has become the new travel season. As Northwest Arkansas and surrounding cities grow, regional visitors who seek a nearby geta- way continue to find Eureka Springs. From live music and seasonal festivals to outdoor adventure, wellness, and unique attractions, the town remains active and welcoming throughout the colder months.

Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge recently welcomed the Dental Coalition for Conservation for a visit focused on advanced dental care for rescued wildlife.

Hospital controversies dominate headlines