News

A pair of officers from the Eureka Springs Police Department are being recognized by police chief Billy Floyd for their efforts in helping save two residents and a dog from a burning home early Tuesday morning, March 25.

Basin Spring Park is getting its first major facelift in nearly 100 years, and the progress being seen so far is exceeding expectations.

Monthly meetings of the Carroll County Quorum Court have been acrimonious for most of the past two years as a debate raged over the construction of an industrial wind energy project in the county.

Any event requesting marketing support funds from the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission to help with advertising, should only — in most instances — receive consideration for three years.

Businesses cooperating — or not —

The Eureka Springs Hospital Commission continued its support for the hospital’s acting chief executive officer and chief financial officer in a pair of meetings over the past week, refusing to submit to a demand from the city council that changes be made in the hospital’s administration.