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Hospital ‘brand’ may get update
The Eureka Springs Hospital has a new CEO and fresh faces throughout the facility.
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No Kings!
A crowd of Eureka Springs residents turned out for the latest ‘No Kings’ protest on Saturday, Oct. 18. The local protest
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Voices from Eureka’s Silent City benefits historical museum
Imagine walking through the beautiful Eureka Springs Cemetery as night falls, guided by local actors who spent the past few months learning how to deliver their lines and embody their characters. Yes, it’s that time of year again.
Read MoreVoices from Eureka’s Silent City benefits historical museumOne-way traffic Halloween night aimed at improving event safety
Trick-or-treating in the Upper Historic Loop will be a little easier to navigate for the youngest of youngsters in downtown Eureka Springs on Halloween Night.
Read MoreOne-way traffic Halloween night aimed at improving event safetySanta Paws Bash Nov. 22 for Good Shepherd
Good Shepherd Humane Society invites the community to kick off the holiday season in style at the Annual Santa Paws Bash, presented by Little Bread Co., on Saturday, Nov. 22, at the Inn of the Ozarks in Eureka Springs. Doors open at 5 p.m., promising an evening of festive fun and heartfelt giving in support of local animals in need.
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IPFD district meeting Nov. 12
Inspiration Point Rural Fire Protection District will hold its Annual District Meeting at 6 p.m.Wednesday, Nov. 12, at Station 1, 31 Ozark Automotive Road, Eureka Springs.
Read MoreIPFD district meeting Nov. 12Opera in the Ozarks launches film series with screening of ‘Goodbye, Mr. Chips’ Nov. 9
Opera in the Ozarks, fresh off the grand opening of its brand-new multimillion-dollar theater just west of Eureka Springs, is expanding its artistic programming beyond the summer season with a new film series. The inaugural event will take place at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 9, featuring a screening of “Goodbye, Mr. Chips”– an opera by Gordon Getty, reimagined for film and starring Opera in the Ozarks alumnus Nathan Granner in the title role.
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Tigers Come Home to TCWR
Turpentine Creek welcomes 2 tigers after closure of Missouri refuge
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