Council picks Avanzino for vacant seat
David Avanzino has gotten a two-month head start as a member of the Eureka Springs City Council. At its Nov.
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ighting the flu
Health pundits are already setting off alarm bells that we are heading toward a flu season along with colds and COVID. Just in case all of them happen at the same time during the winter here is what you can do.
Read Moreighting the fluNov. 15 public meeting to focus on roundabout
Library seeking books In preparation for their fall book sale, the Friends of the Eureka Springs Carnegie Library are asking for donations of gently used books. Donations can be brought to the library annex media center during library operating hours.
Read MoreNov. 15 public meeting to focus on roundaboutGrant helps library repair water damage
The Eureka Springs Library is putting a $92,000 grant it received over the summer to good use. The library received a grant from the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program last year to have a full conservation assessment performed on the original historic Carnegie Library and the Library Annex buildings.
Read MoreGrant helps library repair water damageBurnett resigns from CAPC after confrontation at meeting
The vice chair of the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission resigned from his seat on the commission after being accused of “flipping off” and mouthing an obscenity at the husband of a city council and fellow CAPC member.
Read MoreBurnett resigns from CAPC after confrontation at meetingWellness Fair slated Saturday at ESCC
The Eureka Springs Community Center, located at 44 Kingshighway, will host its second annual Wellness Fair and Open House from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, Nov.
Read MoreWellness Fair slated Saturday at ESCCElection results available online
The deadline for this week’s issue of the Lovely County Citizen was noon Tuesday, Nov. 8, before polls closed in the 2022 general election.
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Police checked with attorney before closing CAPC case
The Eureka Springs Police Department closed its investigation into alleged computer trespassing involving the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion commission after consulting with the attorney representing several current and former city officials named as defendants in a lawsuit connected to the CAPC.
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Local voters have decisions to make
Carroll County’s six vote centers will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
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