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New book features Carnegie Library
The Eureka Springs Carnegie Public Library is being featured in a new book by Arkansas photographers and writers Sabine Schmidt and Don House. “Remote Access: Small Public Libraries in Arkansas” was published by the University of Arkansas Press and Eureka Springs is one of 21 libraries from across the state that are highlighted in the book.
Read MoreNew book features Carnegie LibrarySocial Security benefits rising 8.7 percent
Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits for approximately 70 million Americans will increase 8.7 percent in 2023, the Social Security Administration announced last week. On average, Social Security benefits will increase by more than $140 per month starting in January.
Read MoreSocial Security benefits rising 8.7 percentEarly voting begins at 2 locations
Early voting began Monday, Oct. 24, for the Nov.
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Judge rules Satori ineligible
Beau Zar Satori is ineligible to run for or serve as mayor of Eureka Springs, Carroll County Circuit Judge Scott Jackson ruled at the conclusion of a hearing Tuesday, Oct. 18, in Eureka Springs.
Read MoreJudge rules Satori ineligibleCOMMUNITY CALENDAR
ONGOING Library seeking books In preparation for their fall book sale, the Friends of the Eureka Springs Carnegie Library are asking for donations of gently used books. Donations can be brought to the library annex media center during library operating hours.
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ESPD closes CAPC investigation
The Eureka Springs Police Department has closed its investigation into allegations of computer trespassing regarding the CityAdvertising and Promotion Commission, with no evidence of a crime being committed, police chief Brian Young said by email Friday, Oct. 14.
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Hearing continued on Satori candidacy
A hearing on Carroll County prosecuting attorney Tony Rogers’ petition seeking the annulment of Beau Zar Satori’s certification as a candidate for mayor of Eureka Springs was continued last week in Carroll County Circuit Court.
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School district delivers annual report
Ahead of its regular meeting on Monday, Oct. 10, the Eureka Springs school district delivered its annual “Report to the Public.” Superintendent Bryan Pruitt said the yearly report is an important way to let parents and guardians know exactly what their children are working on in school.
Read MoreSchool district delivers annual reportCAPC discusses potential projects
The Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission was small in numbers but big on potential ideas for 2023 at its Oct. 12 workshop.
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