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Ida Meyer was once told by a college professor that she was “going to go nowhere” as long as she had bright, colorful hair. Well, Meyer currently has pink hair, loves to ride a Harley and occasionally dresses in drag.

Greater Berryville Chamber of Commerce Board: Craig Kesner, James Myatt, Jodi Hopper, Ellen Randleman, Lee Ann Ashford, Todd Marriott, Tom Guhr, Chuck Miller, Ashley Hinton, Greg Motzko, Dottie Hoppis, Stephanie Perez, Mindy Hicks, and Dean Lee. Ambassadors: Olivia Writer, Sheila Calvillo, Lacy Tennant, Merry Smith, Suzann Bradley, Linda Tamayo, Mickey Belle Shield, Katy Generaux, James Generaux, Adam Sugg, Andrew Elkins, and Janell Honey.

Enrollment for the 2023-24 school year at Clear Spring School is open now. Clear Spring School offers outdoor education, a travel program, small class sizes, hands-on learning, block schedules and real life skills.

Final report cards for the 2022-23 school year have been mailed to parents of Eureka Springs High School students, along with important registration documents for the upcoming school year.

The Eureka Springs Board of Zoning Adjustment has upheld a stop work order issued in May by the city’s building inspector on a property that was being rebuilt after being damaged in a 2022 fire.

Eureka Springs Police Department