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A decision on a permanent entertainment district for Pine Mountain Village will have to wait a little longer. The Eureka Springs City Council voted at its June 24 meeting to again table the topic to give time to research an ordinance already in place regarding temporary entertainment districts.

Sam Dudley admits he was little surprised at the turnout for the city’s inaugural Jamboreeka event last July.

Eureka Springs Times-Echo A large crowd of residents and business people was expected to attend a workshop of the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission on Wednesday, June 26, after a letter was circulated requesting input from “stakeholders” regarding a “new advertising campaign.” That workshop, however, never transpired as a notice was sent to stakeholders Tuesday afternoon, June 25, that it had been cancelled. “The 4 p.m.

Carroll County Judge David Writer issued a statement Thursday, June 20

To better align with those who regularly use city parks, parks director Sam Dudley thinks it’s a good idea to make a third seat on the parks commission an atlarge position, meaning anyone who lives outside of Eureka Springs, but still within Carroll County, could apply.

State Sen. Bryan King emphasized the importance of government transparency

His fight to run a legal firearms business in the city is far from over.