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Students get a primer on personal finance

May 4, 2023

Eureka Springs High School teacher David Parkman admits he was well into adulthood before he learned about the importance of a good credit score. “I didn’t have any clue about credit scores until I was in my late 20s,” he said.

FFA Plant Sale

May 4, 2023

First-year Eureka Springs High School agriculture teacher Cheyenne Fortson is hoping for a big final three days of the annual FFA plant sale. “We still have a whole bunch of plants,” she said.

May 4, 2023

The Good Shepherd Humane Society will mark the official Grand Opening of its new thrift shop in Berryville with a ribbon cutting and event-filled day on Friday, May 19. GSHS invites the public to come join the celebration and enjoy prizes and surprises designed to say “thank you” to a supportive community.

Connect 4 Signing Day

May 4, 2023

Several seniors who have gone through the Connect 4 technical education program signed letters of intent Tuesday, April 25, with future employers and secondary educational institutions. C4 is a joint effort between the Eureka Springs, Berryville and Green Forest school districts.

May 4, 2023

State Rep. Nicole Clowney will be the guest speaker at a meeting of the Democratic Party of Carroll County on Tuesday, May 9, at the Carroll Electric Community Room on U.S.

MAKING A SPLASH

April 27, 2023

The Eureka Springs Community Center held a kickoff party on Thursday, April 20, to open its fundraising campaign for a splash pad — Phase II in the community center’s campus development plan. As it turns out, the fundraising drive is already off to a fast start.

Carving in the Ozarks

April 27, 2023

Spring Fling

April 27, 2023

BOOK REVIEW

April 27, 2023

Life and Other Love Songs” by Anissa Gray c.2023, Berkley $27.00 324 pages If only you could wave a magic wand. All your troubles would disappear, poof! One wave, and you’d have the money you need, the job you want, the family you’ve dreamed about, the life you deserve.

April 27, 2023

Eureka Springs’ building inspector says code violations in some of the short-term and longterm rentals he has inspected in his short time with the city are some of the worst he has seen in his career.