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Donations help local students attend band camp

Thanks to the generosity of several individuals and businesses, 21 local students will be able to participate in summer band camps. Jim Swiggart with the Carroll County Community Orchestra recently announced that, because of the financial support from the community, students will receive scholarships to attend summer camps at Arkansas Tech University in Russellville and the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville.
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Hospital Employee of the Month

The Eureka Springs Hospital Employee of the Month for May 2022 is laboratory tech Rudonya Chrisman. Rudonya comes from a family of healthcare workers and found her calling in the lab. She said her favorite thing about working at Eureka Springs Hospital is that everyone works as a team. In her free time, she likes to ride motorcycles. Submitted photo
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Ekberg added to CAPC suit

An attorney representing a group of plaintiffs in a civil lawsuit in connection with the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission filed a second amended complaint last week, listing a litany of new allegations and adding the commission’s former executive director as a defendant.
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State Supreme Court dismisses dispensary applicant’s lawsuit

The Arkansas Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a Eureka Springs company that argued it was improperly denied a license to operate a medical marijuana dispensary. Carroll County Holdings Inc., doing business as Eureka Green, filed suit in June 2020 against the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration, the Arkansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Division and the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Commission.
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