Missed school days lead to schedule adjustments
President’s Day will no longer be a day off for students in the Eureka Springs School District.
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Black Hills Energy continues local updates
Black Hills Energy is continuing infrastructure investments in Eureka Springs in 2024 by updating its natural gas system with modern materials and methods, ensuring safe and reliable energy well into the future, according to a company news release.
Read MoreBlack Hills Energy continues local updatesNew area code means dialing changes for local 870 calls
Carroll County residents whose phone numbers have an 870 area code will have to use 10-digit dialing for all calls after the introduction of the new 327 area code. Effective Friday, Jan.
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Read MoreWisecrackHospital gets OK for designation change
Eureka Springs Hospital has received approval from the State of Arkansas and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to change its designation from a Critical Access Hospital to a Rural Emergency Hospital.
Read MoreHospital gets OK for designation changeSpecial judge named in Huss lawsuit
A former Arkansas circuit judge has been appointed to preside over former Eureka Springs parks director Justin Huss’ wrongful termination lawsuit. John Dan Kemp, chief justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court, has appointed David Goodson to hear the case after the recusal of Carroll County Circuit Judge Scott Jackson.
Read MoreSpecial judge named in Huss lawsuitParks director seeks clarity on Christmas decorations
The Eureka Springs Parks and Recreation Commission feels there needs to be a better system when it comes to putting up and taking down Christmas decorations in the city. At the commission’s regular monthly meeting held Tuesday, Jan.
Read MoreParks director seeks clarity on Christmas decorationsCommission chair updates city council
The Eureka Springs City Council liked what it heard regarding the recent designation change of the city’s hospital. At its regular meeting on Monday, Jan.
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Setback proposal fails to gain JPs’ approval
A proposed ordinance that would have established setback requirements for towers with a height of more than 200 feet in Carroll County failed to gain approval from the county’s quorum court during its regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 16.
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