Voters reject bid to abolish CAPC
Eureka Springs voters made their intentions clear in Tuesday’s general election
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Eureka Springs voters reject bid to abolish CAPC
Eureka Springs voters have rejected a proposal that would have abolished the city advertising and promotion commission and repealed the 3 percent tourism tax that supports it. In unofficial results…
Zombie Crawl
Eureka Springs Zombie Crawl parade brought a swarm of the ‘undead’
Read MoreZombie CrawlFormer deputy sentenced to probation in plea deal
A former deputy with the Carroll County Sheriff’s office was sentenced to four years of unsupervised probation
Read MoreFormer deputy sentenced to probation in plea dealCouncil gives final approval to rate increase
Residents in Eureka Springs will soon see higher rates on their water and sewer bills.
Read MoreCouncil gives final approval to rate increaseVote centers open for election day Tuesday
Carroll County’s six vote centers will be open for the 2024 general election on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Read MoreVote centers open for election day TuesdayCAPC OKs bonuses for staff
Employees of the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission will ring in 2025 with some extra cash in their pockets.
Read MoreCAPC OKs bonuses for staffEureka Springs voters asked to decide fate of CAPC
Eureka Springs Times-Echo The fate of the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission is in the hands of local voters.
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Mad Hatter Ball
Just about every artist of local repute was represented at the 2024 Mad Hatter Ball
Read MoreMad Hatter BallEarly voting begins
Eureka Springs Times-Echo Early voting began Monday, Oct. 21
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