Small Ruminants Field Day scheduled Oct. 28 in Fayetteville
Small ruminants have practical and profitable uses on the farm.
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Bardin has sharp words for commisioner
A discussion regarding how staff is hired at the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission
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Turpentine Creek receives 3 tigers
Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, a sanctuary located just outside Eureka Springs and committed to providing lifelong homes for abused, abandoned, and neglected big cats, has recently announced the arrival of three magnificent tigers — Kimba, Simba, and Max— from Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, Fla. After an 1,100-mile journey, the felines moved into their new forever home at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge’s newly developed Freedom Field on Friday, Sept.
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Hospital announces partnership to run emergency room
Eureka Springs Hospital has announced partnership with Emergency Staffing Solutions (ESS) to run the hospital’s emergency room. ESS brings seven new doctors — Dr.
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Mayor presents ‘factual numbers’ on bike accidents
Eureka Springs Mayor Butch Berry gave council members “factual numbers” regarding accidents involving visitors in town
Read MoreMayor presents ‘factual numbers’ on bike accidentsKings River is topic for Thursday meeting
State Sen. Bryan King is sponsoring the first of what he plans to be a series of meetings on the Kings River and tourism goals
Read MoreKings River is topic for Thursday meetingHI council establishes rules for short-term rentals
The Holiday Island City Council has approved a new ordinance setting rules and regulations for short-term rentals in the city.
Read MoreHI council establishes rules for short-term rentalsCity denies allegations in Grubb’s lawsuit
The city of Eureka Springs responded Sept. 20 to a lawsuit filed in Carroll County Circuit Court
Read MoreCity denies allegations in Grubb’s lawsuitPolice chief: Rifle cost $3K, not $13K
Members of the Eureka Springs City Council got some clarity from police chief Brian Young at their regular meeting
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SIPtember Fundraiser
SIPTember fundraiser to benefit the Eureka Springs Community Center
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