C4 Student of the Quarter
Berryville Shelter Insurance Agent Tonya Williams would like to congratulate Evan Agresto for being chosen as the C4 Outstanding Student for this nine weeks.
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Eureka Springs set to host Blues Party
Eureka Springs is gearing up for an exhilarating four-day extravaganza as the highly anticipated BluesRock and Funk Festival hits town from June 1-4.
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Elementary Art Show
Trew Freeman paints a younger student’s face during the Eureka Springs Elementary Student Art Show on Thursday, May 18.
Read MoreElementary Art ShowClass of 2023 receives more than $1.6 million to continue educations
Scholarship recipients from the Eureka Springs High School Class of 2023 were announced at the Seniors Awards on Friday, May 12, in the high school auditorium.
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New Board Member
Debbie Marr, the Operations Manager of Kings River Title, was elected and sworn in as a board member of the Arkansas Land Title Association at its annual statewide convention on Friday, May 19, in Fayetteville.
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‘101 Dalmatians KIDS’
ESMS OnStage’s 5/6 Choir performs ‘101 Dalmatians KIDS’ during an in-school performance on Tuesday afternoon at the Eureka Springs High School Auditorium.
Read More‘101 Dalmatians KIDS’Judge: Money from $18 fee belongs to taxpayers
Carroll County Circuit Judge Scott Jackson on Tuesday ordered Bank OZK, headquartered in Little Rock, to remit more than $400,000 to the registry of the county circuit clerk.
Read MoreJudge: Money from $18 fee belongs to taxpayersWind farm still hot topic for quorum court
Local residents continued to express their strong opposition to the installation of wind turbines outside Green Forest at the Carroll County Quorum Court’s regular meeting on Tuesday, May 16, even as county officials insisted they have no authority to stop or even delay the project.
Read MoreWind farm still hot topic for quorum courtSchool board accepts $4.4 million bid for cafeteria
Work can now finally get started on a duel cafeteria building for elementary and middle school students in the Eureka Springs School District.
Read MoreSchool board accepts $4.4 million bid for cafeteriaCouncil ponders options for potential rate increases
Water rates were the hot topic at the Eureka Springs City Council’s regular meeting Monday, May 22, at The Auditorium.
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