Region-wide reading event set for August
The Carroll and Madison Public Library Foundation is presenting a One Book / One Community reading event
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CAPC nominates Wilson, Schmid to fill empty seats
The Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission is close to being back at full capacity.
Read MoreCAPC nominates Wilson, Schmid to fill empty seatsHoliday Island businesses could be fined for operating without license
Identifying businesses that still have not obtained the now-required business license in Holiday Island is becoming a priority for the city.
Read MoreHoliday Island businesses could be fined for operating without licenseCouncil OKs changes to policy on temporary districts
Eureka Springs City Council did take steps toward lifting some restrictions on temporary districts in the city.
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Shoe Giveaway Scheduled Aug. 11
This year’s event from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 11
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County judge, JP express frustration
The Carroll County Quorum Court’s agenda for its regular meeting Tuesday, July 16, did not include any items related to Scout Clean Energy’s planned wind-energy project near Green Forest.
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SkillsUSA Nationals
ESHS was well-represented at the SkillsUSA national competition
Read MoreSkillsUSA NationalsPlanning OKs four-plex units
Two four-plex townhouse units to be built near downtown and aimed at helping the city’s need for housing options got a stamp of approval from the Eureka Springs Planning Commission. At its regular meeting on July 9, the planning commission voted 4-0 to approve a request from Terry McGuire to build the eight townhouses at 2 Judah St., on a piece of property located just north of Legends Saloon.
Read MorePlanning OKs four-plex unitsHoliday Island fire chief resigns as board talks budget cuts
Holiday Island is in the market for a new fire chief.
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Fireworks go on despite threatening weather
Eureka Springs’ second annual Jamboreeka delivered a short show at Lake Leatherwood City Park Municipal Ballfields.
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