Blood drive scheduled Oct. 13 at Holiday Island Elks Lodge
The Holiday Island Community Blood Drive will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Oct. 13.
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Hospital CEO plans to keep sharp eye on finances
Eureka Springs Times-Echo The new CEO of Eureka Springs Hospital is tightening the reins on finances for the remainder of the year.
Read MoreHospital CEO plans to keep sharp eye on financesProposed CAPC budget projects less tax revenue
Members of the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission got their first glimpse of a proposed 2026 budget at the commission’s monthly workshop and learned of a handful of noteworthy changes planned for the new year.
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School board votes to cover increase in teachers’ insurance
Insurance rates for Arkansas teachers are going up in January, but that’s not going to affect teachers in the Eureka Springs School District.
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Turbines going up for Nimbus Project
Construction on Scout Clean Energy’s controversial Nimbus Project in Carroll County is well underway, with the delivery of components for the project’s 30 wind turbines continuing and the first of the turbines being erected.
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Ballinger announces bid for state Senate seat
Bobby Ballinger of St. Paul announced Wednesday, Sept. 10, that he is a Republican candidate for the District 28 seat in the Arkansas State Senate.
Read MoreBallinger announces bid for state Senate seatCouncil continues raising questions over hospital
Going into the Eureka Springs City Council meeting held Monday, Sept. 8, the agenda included no new business, a rarity for the council.
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Local man sentenced to 196 months
After pleading guilty to distributing child porn
Read MoreLocal man sentenced to 196 monthsBerry says investigation of complaints was done
Despite indication from its commission chair in June that a third-party investigation into accusations of a hostile work environment at Eureka Springs Hospital would no longer take place because of cost concerns, Mayor Butch Berry told city council members Monday that the investigation indeed did happen.
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