Times-Echo returns to Eureka Springs
More than 18 years after the Eureka Springs Times-Echo last appeared in print, the local newspaper is back.
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Council members object to ‘attacks’
Members of the Eureka Springs City Council say some city employees and individuals who serve on commissions have had to endure “viciousness” and verbal attacks impacting the city’s ability to fill those roles.
Read MoreCouncil members object to ‘attacks’City responds to former parks director’s lawsuit
An attorney representing the City of Eureka Springs and Mayor Butch Berry has responded in court documents to a lawsuit filed earlier this year by former city parks director Justin Huss.
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Easter Weekend in Eureka
The annual Celebrate Jesus Parade was held Saturday, April 8, in downtown Eureka Springs.
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Sunrise Service
The Great Passion Play hosted its annual Easter Sunrise Service on Sunday, April 9, in front of the Christ of the Ozarks statue. The play also held special performances last…
Diversity Weekend
Spring Diversity Weekend drew a crowd to Eureka Springs, where participants were welcomed with open arms. (David Bell / Eureka Springs Times-Echo)
Chamber presents 2023 Season Kickoff, Tourism Trade Show
The Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce hosted a 2023 Season Kickoff, Luncheon and Tourism Trade Show on Tuesday, April 4, at the Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center. Travis Napper, director of Arkansas Tourism for the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism, was the featured speaker for the event.
Read MoreChamber presents 2023 Season Kickoff, Tourism Trade ShowPruitt likes changes coming to standardized testing; funding remains a concern after signing of LEARNS Act
Eureka Springs School District Superintendent Bryan Pruitt came away impressed with what he heard during a recent meeting with the state’s new education leader.
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Spa director celebrates 25 years with Crescent Hotel
When Kimberly Roberts completed massage school in 1998, her goal was to get as much experience as possible. So she went to work at the New Moon Spa inside the 1886 Crescent Hotel.
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Highlander Way nature trail opens to public
One of the things Eureka Springs is known for is the various trails around the city that are frequented by mountain bikers, hikers and nature lovers. So, it’s only fitting that the city’s school district have a trail of its own.
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