Employee of the Month
Brandie Davidson is Eureka Springs Hospital’s Employee of the Month for May 2023.
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Highlander Fundraiser
The Eureka Springs School District soccer, volleyball and trap shooting teams raised more than $9,000 during a recent fundraiser grilling for bikers and manning a bike wash.
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Book Review
“The Book of Pet Love & Loss: Words of Comfort & Wisdom from Remarkable People” c.2023, Simon & Schuster, $22.00, 240 pages Goodbyes are never easy.
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Grant will help bolster security in district courts
The Third Judicial District, which serves Carroll and Madison counties, was recently awarded $20,000 from the Arkansas Supreme Court
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Hoskins to manage Huntsville branch for CS Bank
Jason Tennant, president and chief lending officer for CS Bank, has announced the hiring of Lindsey Hoskins as branch manager for CS Bank’s Huntsville location. Hoskins will be responsible for the oversight of the deposit services staff and daily operations of the Huntsville facility.
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The Eureka Springs City Council put another hurdle in the path of a proposed gun and pawn shop, backing a recent decision by the planning decision to deny a Conditional Use Permit for the business. The council voted 4-2 at its June 12 regular meeting against a motion that would have granted Eureka Gun and Pawn LLC, the CUP to operate a pawn and gun shop in a C2 business zoning district.
Read MoreSHOT DOWNCouncil looking at 25 percent raise in water rates
A 25 percent increase in water rates will soon be on the horizon for Eureka Springs residents. The city council voted unanimously at its regular meeting Monday, June 12, to ask city attorney Forrest Jacobi to draft an ordinance laying out a rate increase the city said is necessary to help offset increases in the amount the city pays for water from the Carroll-Boone Water District.
Read MoreCouncil looking at 25 percent raise in water ratesHI developer Dees dies at 83
Tom Dees didn’t want a big fuss made over his contributions to what is now the city of Holiday Island. But the truth is, without Dees’ hard work and dedication, there might not even be a Holiday Island.
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Alumnus of the Year
Genevieve Head Bowman (center) receives the 2023 Alumnus of the Year award at the 133rd annual meeting of the Eureka Springs High School Alumni Association on May 27 at the Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center. See more photos on Page 3.
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