Smooth StartSeptember 7, 2023 The start of a new school year means busy times for the Eureka Springs School District. Read MoreSmooth Start
Holiday Island workshop focuses on business licensesSeptember 7, 2023 The Holiday Island City Council continued to discuss rules and regulations for business licenses at an Aug. 31 workshop.Read MoreHoliday Island workshop focuses on business licenses
Hager fired Huss, defense saysSeptember 7, 2023The Eureka Springs Parks and Recreation Commission did not vote to terminate Justin Huss as the city’s parks directorRead MoreHager fired Huss, defense says
Sept. 13 SIPtember event to benefit ESCCSeptember 7, 2023The Eureka Springs Community Center will hold its annual SIPtember fundraiser from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sept 13 Read MoreSept. 13 SIPtember event to benefit ESCC
CAPC meeting leaves council member frustratedAugust 31, 2023Being denied an opportunity to offer comments on an agenda item at a recent Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission meetingRead MoreCAPC meeting leaves council member frustrated
Council gives preliminary OK to revised tree ordinanceAugust 31, 2023 The Eureka Springs City Council has taken the first step in what has been a long process to revise the city’s tree ordinance.Read MoreCouncil gives preliminary OK to revised tree ordinance
Rotary InteractionAugust 31, 2023Sophomore Marco Gachuzo Tapia shakes hands with Holiday Island Rotarian Linda PetersonRead MoreRotary Interaction
HDC approves company’s plan to remove garageAugust 31, 2023The Eureka Springs Historic District Commission has OK’d the removal of an ancillary garage Read MoreHDC approves company’s plan to remove garage
Bank Honors VeteransAugust 31, 2023 The staff of Equity Bank’s Berryville branch honored Carroll County veterans on FridayRead MoreBank Honors Veterans
Bank’s attorneys file new motion as fight over proceeds from $18 fee continuesAugust 31, 2023Attorneys for Bank OZK are digging in their heels in the fight over more than $2 million collected from property ownersRead MoreBank’s attorneys file new motion as fight over proceeds from $18 fee continues