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Scout Clean Energy confirmed Friday, June 28, that a construction trailer has been delivered to a location off Carroll County Road 905, south of Green Forest, in preparation for construction on the company’s planned “Nimbus Project.”

Jacob Coburn’s controversial tenure as Eureka Springs’ city building inspector has come to an end. Mayor Butch Berry fired Coburn on Friday, June 28, according to an employee termination form provided by mayoral assistant Kim Stryker in response to a request from the Eureka SpringsTimes-Echo.

Chris Clifton received just one vote of confidence

A “tense” atmosphere inside the Auditorium, with CAPC chair Chris Clifton and suspended executive director Mike Maloney arguing over Maloney’s right to attend and Clifton reportedly asking a police officer to remove Maloney from the building.

The Carroll County Democrats will hold a Candidate Forum Picnic

A decision on a permanent entertainment district for Pine Mountain Village will have to wait a little longer. The Eureka Springs City Council voted at its June 24 meeting to again table the topic to give time to research an ordinance already in place regarding temporary entertainment districts.