Doss announces bid for 3rd term as county clerk
Carroll County & Probate Clerk Connie T. Doss has announced that she will seek a third term in the office.
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Giving Tree grants total more than $60,000
Carroll County Community Foundation, local affiliate of Arkansas Community Foundation, recently awarded 24 Giving Tree Grants to nonprofits working in and for Carroll County. These grant awards were hand-delivered by the volunteer members of the Carroll County Community Board of Directors during October.
Read MoreGiving Tree grants total more than $60,000Council rejects bid to regulate public comments
An effort by Eureka Springs City Council member Harry Meyer to control what can and can’t be said during the public comments portion of meetings didn’t sit well with his fellow council members.
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African lions reach TCWR by way of Canada
In an extraordinary act of cross-border collaboration, Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge in Eureka Springs has welcomed six African lions from Ontario, Canada — marking another monumental rescue for the nationally recognized big cat sanctuary.
Read MoreAfrican lions reach TCWR by way of CanadaJPs declare vacancy in District 1 seat
The Carroll County Quorum Court officially declared a vacancy in its District 1 seat at its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 21.
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No Kings!
A crowd of Eureka Springs residents turned out for the latest ‘No Kings’ protest on Saturday, Oct. 18. The local protest
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Voices from Eureka’s Silent City benefits historical museum
Imagine walking through the beautiful Eureka Springs Cemetery as night falls, guided by local actors who spent the past few months learning how to deliver their lines and embody their characters. Yes, it’s that time of year again.
Read MoreVoices from Eureka’s Silent City benefits historical museumOne-way traffic Halloween night aimed at improving event safety
Trick-or-treating in the Upper Historic Loop will be a little easier to navigate for the youngest of youngsters in downtown Eureka Springs on Halloween Night.
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