Opinion

Please vote

E arly voting is underway in the 2026 preferential primary, non-partisan judicial and school election in Carroll County. If you’re a registered voter, I urge you to exercise your right to vote. It makes no difference to me whether you’re a conservative or a liberal, a Republican or a Democrat. If you’re a citizen of our great nation and you’ve reached voting age, I believe it’s not just your right but your inherent duty to participate in the democratic process. There are a lot of ways to do that, but the simplest and easiest is to go to the polls and vote.
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Book Review

“Money Proud: The Queer Guide to Generate Wealth, Slay Debt, and Build Good Habits to Secure Your Future”
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Martin responds to council decision

Editor’s Note: The following is the complete statement from Sandy Martin regarding the Eureka Springs City Council’s vote on Monday, Jan. 12, to remove Martin from the Eureka Springs Hospital Commission: “The political posturing came as no surprise. What is surprising is the lack of acknowledging the tremendous improvements at the hospital and the clear focus on quality patient care.
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Preserving, protecting history

Winter is just around the corner, and we’ll soon be cranking up the heaters to keep the historic 1889 Calif House warm and cozy. In addition to maintaining a comfortable temperature for our patrons and staff, the Eureka Springs Historical Museum aims to keep our temperature and humidity levels as stable as possible for the preservation of the priceless historic objects, images, and documents in our collections. This is no small feat in a 136-year-old structure!
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