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Eureka Springs ranks among top Valentine’s Day destinations
Eureka Springs has been named the top destination in Arkansas and No. 75 in the country for a Valentine’s Day getaway.
Read MoreEureka Springs ranks among top Valentine’s Day destinationsSenior Center Menus
enus The Carroll County Senior Activity and Wellness Center is located at 202 W. Madison Ave. in Berryville. Lunch is served at noon each weekday. Please arrive earlier than noon for lunch. The suggested donation for ages 60 and up is $5. There is a
Read MoreSenior Center MenusLocal students honored at UA
Several Carroll County students have earned recognition for their academic performance during the Fall 2025 semester at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
Read MoreLocal students honored at UAKurt Allen Band Friday at Chelsea’s
The Kurt Allen Band will perform at 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 6, at Chelsea’s Cafe, 10 Mountain St. Tickets are
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Community Centered: ESCC builds momentum as Bullock succeeds Haleuy as board chair
Over the past two years, the Eureka Springs Community Center has continued to grow into one of the area’s most important community hubs — offering recreation, wellness, youth programming and gathering space for residents of all ages.
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Brashears Furniture Christmas Tree Forest at Crescent Hotel raises funds for local charities
The 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa marked the holiday season as a fixture of Christmas in Eureka Springs, with classic Victorian- style décor throughout the property, including lights, wreaths, and garland in the historic lobby and hallways, a visit from Santa on Christmas Eve, and a schedule of holiday events that brought visitors to the area. New in 2025, eight large Christmas trees were added to the fountain garden.
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Library Donation
Abendschone Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution made a donation to Eureka Springs Carnegie Library on Friday, Jan. 16. Included in the donation were books and DVDs on the American Revolution in honor of America 250, including the PBS book and six-DVD series ‘The American Revolution’ by Ken Burns. Pictured from left to right are DAR regent Sharon Lawlor, Carnegie librarian Christina Danos and DAR members Shanen Pankrez and Margaret Scobee.
Read MoreLibrary DonationDinner theater musical to benefit The Purple Flower
The Purple Flower, a nonprofit resource and support center for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking, announces a February musical dinner theater fundraiser featuring the musical comedy “I Do! I Do!: A Musical About Marriage” Feb. 19-22 at Upstairs at the Grotto in Eureka Springs.
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