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Ribbon Cutting
Brad Tate-Greene cuts the ribbon during a ceremony presented by the Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday morning at Hillside Eats & Sweets in Gaskin Switch Plaza.
Read MoreRibbon CuttingZoning board upholds order stopping work on property being rebuilt after 2022 fire
The Eureka Springs Board of Zoning Adjustment has upheld a stop work order issued in May by the city’s building inspector on a property that was being rebuilt after being damaged in a 2022 fire.
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Book Review
“Big Gay Wedding” by Byron Lane c.2023, Holt, $26.99, 336 pages Few things are cast in stone. Which means that you’ve usually got time to change your mind.
Read MoreBook ReviewTurpentine Creek, Good Shepherd team up for festival
Turpentine Creek, Good Shepherd team up for festival
Read MoreTurpentine Creek, Good Shepherd team up for festivalCAPC promotes Eureka Springs on Harrison billboard
Drivers heading north on U.S. Highway 65 in Harrison won’t have to wonder anymore what’s happening in Eureka Springs.
Read MoreCAPC promotes Eureka Springs on Harrison billboardWomack seeks funds for repair of dam
When Eureka Springs Mayor Butch Berry and U.S. Rep.
Read MoreWomack seeks funds for repair of damPlanning denies permit for gun and pawn shop
A proposed gun and pawn shop planned for Eureka Springs didn’t get enough votes from the city’s planning commission to receive the needed Conditional Use Permit, but an appeal of the decision is expected.
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Breaking Ground
Members of the board and friends of Opera in the Ozarks break ground on Friday, May 26, for new facilities, including a new theater, made possible by a $34 million Walton Family Foundation grant.
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