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Mason performs at Rowdy Beaver Den
Matt Mason will perform at 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 16, at the Rowdy Beaver Den, located at 47 Spring St.
Read MoreMason performs at Rowdy Beaver DenCouncil votes to remove Martin from hospital commission
For the second time in less than a year, a member of the Eureka Springs Hospital Commission has been removed by the city council.
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Hospital owed vendor more than $200K before firing CFO
Eureka Springs Hospital owed more than $200,000 to Oracle America Inc. as of Dec. 11, less than three weeks before the hospital fired its chief financial officer.
Read MoreHospital owed vendor more than $200K before firing CFOBuford’s reappointment to Planning fails to gain approval from council
The Eureka Springs City Council has voted not to re-appoint longtime member Tom Buford to stay on the city’s planning commission and board of zoning adjustment.
Read MoreBuford’s reappointment to Planning fails to gain approval from council
Hospital owed vendor more than $200K before CFO firing
Eureka Springs Hospital owed more than $200,000 to Oracle America Inc. as of Dec. 11, less than three weeks before the hospital fired its chief financial officer.
Read MoreHospital owed vendor more than $200K before CFO firing
Big Christmas season ends with a Splash
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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Eureka Springs proves it’s a year-round destination — even in winter
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.
Read MoreEureka Springs proves it’s a year-round destination — even in winter
Dental coalition brings specialized care to Turpentine Creek
Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge recently welcomed the Dental Coalition for Conservation for a visit focused on advanced dental care for rescued wildlife.
Read MoreDental coalition brings specialized care to Turpentine CreekPatient numbers strong in December, hospital CEO reports to commission
Eureka Springs Hospital CEO Tiffany Means told commissioners at a workshop on Monday, Jan. 5, that the hospital finished 2025 with strong patient volume in December.
Read MorePatient numbers strong in December, hospital CEO reports to commission