Hospital expansion takes a step forward
The wheels are finally in motion for the initial steps toward expanding Eureka Springs Hospital. At its Nov.
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Council passes 1st reading on parking district
It was back-and-forth, sometimes unorganized, and chaotic, but in the end, the Eureka Springs City Council took the first step in establishing a new residential parking district along a part of Spring Street.
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‘Fancy Feast’ raises almost $14,000 for Good Shepherd
Good Shepherd Humane Society’s first fundraising event in three years was a big success. The organization held the first Fancy Feast event Sunday, Nov.
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Just in time for the holidays, a taste of New York City is coming to the Eureka Springs High School Auditorium Dec. 9-10.
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Paychecks for Carroll County employees will get a little bigger next year under the county’s proposed 2023 budget. District 1 Justice of the Peace Jack Deaton, who chairs the Carroll County Quorum Court’s joint budget and finance committee, told his fellow JPs at the quorum court’s regular meeting on Nov.
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Eureka Springs’ annual Parade of Lights will roll through downtown starting at 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 2. This year’s parade theme is National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. Santa Claus will be a part of the parade.
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School district buys neighboring property at auction
The Eureka Springs School District campus has gotten bigger. Superintendent Bryan Pruitt said the school district purchased a five-acre property during a Nov.
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FBLA students distribute Thanksgiving food baskets
Some area families in need are able to prepare a Thanksgiving dinner thanks to the hard work of a group of students at Eureka Springs High School. Students with ESHS’s Future Business Leaders of America worked for approximately a month, collaborating with other schools and area businesses, to organize and put together their annual Thanksgiving food baskets.
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King pays $150 to settle ethics complaint
State Sen.-Elect Bryan King of Green Forest has paid a $150 fine to the Arkansas Ethics Commission to settle a complaint that he violated campaign finance regulations. King was also issued a public letter of caution after the commission found that he failed to timely report a campaign loan and failed to timely file campaign finance reports for March and April.
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