News
Danos, Edwards lead ESHS Class of 2023
Corbin Danos is following in the footsteps of his older sister as valedictorian of the senior class at Eureka Springs High School. But it was close.
Read MoreDanos, Edwards lead ESHS Class of 2023Teen dies in fall from bluff
Eureka Springs Times-Echo An 18-year-old Bentonville High School senior died in a fall from a bluff Saturday, May 6, at the North Dam Site near Eureka Springs. According to Carroll County Sheriff Daniel Klatt, the sheriff’s office was notified at 7:36 p.m.
Read MoreTeen dies in fall from bluff
Class of 2023 set to graduate Saturday
Graduation ceremonies for Eureka Springs High School’s Class of 2023 will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 13, at Highlander Arena.
Read MoreClass of 2023 set to graduate Saturday
GSHS, ESCC team up for KIDtastic Tuesdays
Good Shepherd Humane Society and the Eureka Springs Community Center have teamed up for KIDtastic Tuesdays! KIDtastic Tuesday is a free, weekly program hosted at the community center. These event mornings are tailored to children 5 years and under — kids enjoy an hour of free, exclusive gym play first and then move into an organized craft or activity.
Read MoreGSHS, ESCC team up for KIDtastic Tuesdays
Feast With the Beasts
Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge hosted a 31st anniversary celebration on Saturday, April 29, but the anniversary wasn’t the only cause for celebration. Turpentine Creek president and founder Tanya Smith and her husband, Scott — the company’s vice president — were joined by more than 100 guests at the “Feast With the Beasts” event.
Read MoreFeast With the BeastsMeyer takes 3rd in discus at district
Lady Highlanders junior Avery Meyer finished third in the girls discus competition at the 2A-1 district track and field championships on Wednesday, April 26, at Eureka Springs High School. Meyer threw the discus 75 feet, 2 inches.
Read MoreMeyer takes 3rd in discus at districtAnnual Ladies’ Tea goes Southern on May 20
The 3rd Annual Ladies’ Tea for area women will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Read MoreAnnual Ladies’ Tea goes Southern on May 20CAPC picks Bardin as executive director
The same day a familiar face was hired to lead the Eureka Springs City Adverting and Promotion Commission, a well-publicized member of the commission stepped down. At the CAPC’s regular meeting on Wednesday, April 26, finance director Scott Bardin, who has been interim tourism director the past three months, was unanimously picked to become the commission’s executive director.
Read MoreCAPC picks Bardin as executive director