Asbury completes improvement plan
‘Successfully accomplished all goals,’ memo says
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Tate-Greene resigns from CAPC, cites hospital controversy
For the first time in nearly seven months, the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission once again has a vacancy.
Read MoreTate-Greene resigns from CAPC, cites hospital controversyDefendants respond to lawsuits filed by hospital’s former CEO, nursing director
The defendants in two separate lawsuits filed by former Eureka Springs Hospital employees who say they were wrongfully terminated filed answers to the complaints on Tuesday, March 4, in Carroll County Circuit Court.
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Tourism Person of the Year
Jack Moyer has been honored as the 2025 Arkansas Tourism Person of the Year.
Read MoreTourism Person of the YearBerry: Lawsuits mean city can’t discuss hospital controversy
Lawsuits filed by a pair of former Eureka Springs Hospital employees
Read MoreBerry: Lawsuits mean city can’t discuss hospital controversyHouse pulls proposal
Longtime local physician Dr. John House has withdrawn a proposal
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Parks commission gets update on Basin Spring Park renovation
Members of the Eureka Springs Parks and Recreation Commission said they’re excited about the progress they’re seeing with renovations to Basin Spring Park.
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Presidents Day Protest
Eureka Springs was well-represented at a Presidents Day protest
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Former hospital employees, supporters continue to criticize ‘bullying’
At the same time the Eureka Springs Hospital Commission was meeting in the basement of the Auditorium on Monday, Feb. 17, a small group of former hospital employees was airing their grievances in a separate gathering at the Carnegie Public Library.
Read MoreFormer hospital employees, supporters continue to criticize ‘bullying’Quorum court postponed
The Carroll County Quorum Court’s regular monthly meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 17, was postponed because of inclement winter weather.
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