Clear Spring School received a $1,075.23 grant from the Ozark Society Foundation to build trails on campus. Clear Spring’s middle school class (the Robins-14 students) worked with teachers Brittany Osborne, Aimee Tackett and Alaina Davidson to design and construct an interpretive trail on campus.
The city of Eureka Springs has officially been given the green light to increase the water portion of utility bills for residents and businesses by 25 percent.
A “wind farm” planned for eastern Carroll County continued to be a topic of discussion at the county quorum court’s regular meeting on Tuesday, July 18. Protesters carrying signs expressing opposition to Scout Clean Energy’s planned “Nimbus Project” gathered outside the Eastern District Courthouse in Berryville before the meeting and several residents addressed the issue during public comments.
Good Shepherd Humane Society is once again hosting its Fancy Feast Benefit fundraiser at Le Stick Nouveau restaurant for an evening of fine dining, wine, friends and fun. The event will be held from 6 p.m.
Inspiration Point Center for the Arts in Eureka Springs is proud to announce a new creative arts therapy program being offered free of charge to U.S. military veterans and spouses of veterans. The three-day Veterans Creative Arts Retreat will take place Friday, Aug. 4, through Sunday, Aug. 6.
Clear Spring School in Eureka Springs recently received a $2,490 grant from Cox and used the funds to improve its “Wild Science” programming. “It’s an outdoor education grant to help support our field sciences,” said Jessica FitzPatrick, head of school at Clear Spring.