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In the upcoming general election, Arkansas voters will have four proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot. To help Arkansans understand these proposed changes to the state constitution, the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture’s Public Policy Center has published an online guide to Arkansas’ statewide ballot issues.

The Arkansas Supreme Court issued an order Thursday, Oct. 27, regarding Eureka Springs mayoral candidate Beau Satori.

ONGOING 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.

The Eureka Springs City Council officially has a vacancy. At its Oct.

The search for a new Eureka Springs Parks and Recreation Director is well underway. Members of the search committee — or the “hiring committee” as they call themselves — picked to facilitate the process of replacing Scott Miskiel gave an update at the Oct.

Neither the plaintiffs nor the defendants in an ongoing lawsuit against multiple current and former city officials in connection with the Eureka Springs CityAdvertising and Promotion Commission have discussed the case publicly. That changed on Thursday, Oct.

The Eureka Springs Carnegie Public Library is being featured in a new book by Arkansas photographers and writers Sabine Schmidt and Don House. “Remote Access: Small Public Libraries in Arkansas” was published by the University of Arkansas Press and Eureka Springs is one of 21 libraries from across the state that are highlighted in the book.