Rotary Interact golf tournament set Aug. 21
The Eureka Springs High School Rotary Interact Annual Golf Fundraiser will be held at 5 p.m. Monday, Aug.
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GF man is among 5 people killed in Saturdayaccidents
A Green Forest man was among three people killed in a three-vehicle accident on U.S. Highway 412 in Madison County on Saturday, July 22, while two Fayetteville men died in separate accidents the same day in Carroll County.
Read MoreGF man is among 5 people killed in SaturdayaccidentsSister newspaper takes top honors
The Carroll County News — sister newspaper to the Eureka Springs Times-Echo — has been awarded first place for general excellence among medium- circulation weekly newspapers for the fourth consecutive year in the Arkansas Press Association’s annual Better Newspaper editorial contest.
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Certified CEO
National Rural Health Association’s Rural Hospital CEO Certification Program
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‘Eureka Baby’ silent auction Sunday at museum
The Eureka Springs Historical Museum will host a very special silent auction fundraiser from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 30.
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Grant helps Clear Spring students build trails on campus
Clear Spring School received a $1,075.23 grant from the Ozark Society Foundation to build trails on campus. Clear Spring’s middle school class (the Robins-14 students) worked with teachers Brittany Osborne, Aimee Tackett and Alaina Davidson to design and construct an interpretive trail on campus.
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Imagination Library Fundraiser
The Dolly Parton Imagination Library of Carroll County held a fundraiser and celebration on Thursday, July 20
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Officials in Eureka Springs will get to see a test run of a downtown entertainment district this fall.
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Wind project still creating a stir
A “wind farm” planned for eastern Carroll County continued to be a topic of discussion at the county quorum court’s regular meeting on Tuesday, July 18. Protesters carrying signs expressing opposition to Scout Clean Energy’s planned “Nimbus Project” gathered outside the Eastern District Courthouse in Berryville before the meeting and several residents addressed the issue during public comments.
Read MoreWind project still creating a stirFundraising efforts have been splashing success
For the past seven years, the Eureka Springs Community Center Foundation (ESCCF) has been focused on repairing and renovating campus structures, but it is now time for us to turn our attention to the potential uses our outdoor campus can bring.
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