Bardin resigns as CAPC director
By Scott Loftis Eureka Springs Times-Echo Scott Bardin, director of the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission, has resigned from the position, CAPC chair Chris Clifton confirmed Thursday afternoon.…
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Arvest Loves Teachers
Eureka Springs Middle School teacher Trina Lindsey was presented with the Arvest Bank ‘We Love Teachers’ Award
Read MoreArvest Loves TeachersMonday is tax deadline
Monday, Oct. 16, is the deadline for Carroll County residents to pay personal property and real estate taxes.
Read MoreMonday is tax deadlineClean-Up Day scheduled Saturday at cemetery
The Eureka Springs Cemetery Commission will host a Fall Clean-Up Day from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct.
Read MoreClean-Up Day scheduled Saturday at cemeteryEureka Springs High School students present CLUE
It’s a dark and stormy night in the early 1950s when six invited guests travel to Boddy Mansion for a mysterious meeting.
Read MoreEureka Springs High School students present CLUEBulky waste collection scheduled Oct. 21
Carroll County residents are invited to participate in the annual Bulky Waste Collection Event from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Read MoreBulky waste collection scheduled Oct. 21Entertainment Schedule: Oct 12 – 14
LA CENA Thursday, Oct.12 ■ Michael Wouters Trio, jazz, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Read MoreEntertainment Schedule: Oct 12 – 14Police chief set to depart
Eureka Springs is in the market for a new police chief. Brian Young
Read MorePolice chief set to departEureka Springs High School brings home ‘A’ on state report card
Eureka Springs High School was the only school in Carroll County to receive an A grade in an annual report
Read MoreEureka Springs High School brings home ‘A’ on state report cardHospital board favors new designation
The Eureka Springs Hospital Commission voted at a special meeting Tuesday, Oct. 10
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