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John T. Carroll
The Eureka Springs Historical Cemetery would like to bring to the community a brief history pertaining to people who lay at rest in our cemetery. We want to encourage our community to learn more about the people who have built this town. Let’s talk about John T. Carroll, born Aug. 30, 1826. He was a captain in the Confederacy, a sheriff, a delegate to the U.S. Constitutional Convention, a U.S. deputy marshal and the second Mayor of Eureka Springs. He had many other professions and ventures throughout his lifetime. The text below is quoted from Captain John T. Carroll’s headstone inscription.
Read MoreJohn T. CarrollNelson again donates gift cards to all school district staff
In what has become an annual tradition, local businessman Jim Nelson continued to provide a little Christmas joy to employees of the Eureka Springs School District.
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CAPC staff ‘exceed expectations,’ will receive bonuses
Full-time staff of the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission will be rewarded for another year of overachieving.
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ESMS students hear from Obama at Crystal Bridges event
A handful of Eureka Springs Middle School students can say they’ve been in the same room as a living president.
Read MoreESMS students hear from Obama at Crystal Bridges eventCouncil approves utility assistance program
To help low-income residents pay water, sewer bills
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Santiago appears in court; arraignment rescheduled
A Missouri woman who is charged with capital murder in the shooting death of a Eureka Springs woman in January 2025 appeared in court Monday, Dec. 1, in Berryville, but did not enter a plea.
Read MoreSantiago appears in court; arraignment rescheduledState Supreme Court rules in favor of HI business owner
The Arkansas Supreme Court sided with a Holiday Island business owner in a decision last week that reversed a local court ruling.
Read MoreState Supreme Court rules in favor of HI business ownerSenior 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 an $8 charge for those under 60 and $8.50 for all carryout meals. Menus are subject to change.
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