Lasting Legacy
First Presbyterian Church of Eureka Springs officially dissolved its congregation
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Inmates come to aid of fallen sergeant at county jail
It’s not often that inmates are honored at government meetings
Read MoreInmates come to aid of fallen sergeant at county jail1st Eureka Springs Music Awards to be presented April 13
2025 Eureka Springs Music Awards will be Sunday April 13
Read More1st Eureka Springs Music Awards to be presented April 13CAPC approves $299K increase for Madden
a look and even what our products are, how to measure and tactically get those out to the right people at the right time. We can’t just blast them out all over the place, but we have to do it strategically.”
Read MoreCAPC approves $299K increase for MaddenQuorum court says farewell to longtime JPs
The Carroll County Quorum Court held its final regular meeting of 2024
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House makes pitch to hospital commission
Dr. John House outlined the urgent challenges facing the hospital
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The Arkansas Arts Council, has announced that Eureka Springs Mayor Butch Berry will be the recipient of the 2025 Governor’s “Arts Community Development Award.”
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The Eureka Springs Parks and Recreation Department has received a grant
Read MoreGrant to help pay for park renovationsShaw submitted resignation two months before firing
Editor’s Note: This is the third in a series of reports on the Eureka Springs Hospital Commission. Angie Shaw submitted her resignation as CEO of Eureka Springs Hospital in early September, according to records obtained by the Times-Echo — almost two months before she was terminated by the city’s hospital commission on Nov.
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