Permanent entertainment district gets final OK
The first permanent entertainment district in Eureka Springs will be a reality within the next month.
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Council delays approval on rate hikes
The Eureka Springs City Council took the first step in raising water and sewer rates
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Highlanders set to ‘play ball’ at Leatherwood
The sounds of baseball will fill the air at Lake Leatherwood Park next spring.
Read MoreHighlanders set to ‘play ball’ at LeatherwoodJudge: Debate has divided county
Carroll County Judge David Writer, speaking at the Carroll County Quorum Court’s regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 17, expressed concerns about Scout Clean Energy’s plans to construct a “wind farm” near Green Forest, but said the county cannot stop the project and urged residents on both sides of the issue to “return to being friends and neighbors.”
Read MoreJudge: Debate has divided countyMayor, council move to repair wastewater leak
Eureka Springs Mayor Butch Berry issued a disaster emergency proclamation on Wednesday, Sept. 18
Read MoreMayor, council move to repair wastewater leakApartment owners make case to Planning
A four-unit apartment building owned by John Rankine and Bill King has been vacant for more than two years
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The Carroll County Senior Activity and Wellness Center is located at 202 W. Madison Ave.
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Hands-On History Lesson
Students in Hannah Rankin’s middle school classes dove into the Constitution and explored how the Iroquois Confederacy influenced the Founding Fathers
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Students Lend Recycling Hand
Students were found helping in the hallways at the school
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