‘Eureka Baby’ exhibit opens May 17 at ESHM
A group of local artists will interpret their recreation of the fabled Eureka Baby from May 17 through July 29 at the Eureka Springs Historical Museum.
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Cemetery commission fires groundskeeper
Eureka Springs Cemetery groundskeeper Ozzy Duarte was terminated in a special called meeting of the city’s cemetery commission on Thursday, May 4. Duarte was a part-time groundkeeper before being promoted to full time in May 2022.
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All campuses in the Eureka Springs School District were put on an approximate 30-minute “soft” lockdown on Friday, May 5, after school officials said a student shared a graphic to other students indicating a threat to the school.
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Book Review
It’s awfully dark at 3 a.m., but there you were, wide awake. You might have heard your name called, but you couldn’t be sure so you lay in bed, waiting, too exhausted to move.
Read MoreBook ReviewDispatch Desk — Eureka Springs Police Department, April 27-30, 2023
Eureka Springs Police Department, April 27-30, 2023
Read MoreDispatch Desk — Eureka Springs Police Department, April 27-30, 2023ESCC offers parking for White St. Walk
The Eureka Springs Community Center will offer $5 parking for the White Street Studio Walk on Friday, May 19. The studio walk will be held from 4 p.m.
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Former orchestra increases ‘band’width
Exciting changes have taken place for the former Carroll County Community Orchestra. At the end of 2022, the group transitioned from CCCO to CCCB – the Carroll County Community Band. All who have enjoyed CCCO’s music and supported its opportunities for students over the past 16 years will be pleased to know that work continues with the Carroll County Community Band.
Read MoreFormer orchestra increases ‘band’widthCouncil approves new financial system for hospital
The Eureka Springs Hospital Commission will get to proceed with purchasing a new financial and operating system that will help them better meet required standards. At its regular meeting Monday, May 8, at The Auditorium, the Eureka Springs City Council approved a resolution that will allow the hospital commission to waive the standard bidding process and make a deal with a Kansas City-based company.
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