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Attorney: New state law won’t supersede county’s moratorium
A moratorium on future industrial wind and solar energy projects in Carroll County, which received final approval from the Carroll County Quorum Court on May 20, will not be in conflict with a new state law, deputy prosecuting attorney Steven Simmons told justices of the peace before they voted on the issue.
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Opera in the Ozarks celebrates 75 years, brand-new theater
Opera in the Ozarks, the storied summer music festival and prominent opera training program based in Eureka Springs, will celebrate its 75th anniversary year, and the grand opening of its highly anticipated new theater as it kicks off its 2025 Summer Season later this month — featuring dozens of exciting opera performances and other special musical events at venues across the Northwest Arkansas region.
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The vacant seat on the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission has suddenly drawn a flurry of interest.
Read More3 apply for seat onCAPCHospital no longer on blood divert
Eureka Springs Hospital is no longer on blood divert.
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‘They Are Us’
American Legion Post 9 honors the fallen with Memorial Day ceremony
Read More‘They Are Us’River cleanup slated Saturday
Kings River Watershed Partnership will hold its Carroll County river cleanup on Saturday, May 31.
Read MoreRiver cleanup slated SaturdaySWAT shooting justified, prosecutor says
A Berryville police officer’s actions in the fatal shooting of a Eureka Springs man on May 1 were justified, and no criminal charges against the officer are warranted, Carroll County Prosecuting Attorney Tony Rogers wrote in a May 22 letter to the Arkansas State Police.
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Eureka Springs Blues Party returns starting Thursday
The Eureka Springs Blues Party returns this week, promising four days of live music, art and community events across venues throughout the city.
Read MoreEureka Springs Blues Party returns starting ThursdayMoratorium gets final OK from JPs
At its regular meeting on Tuesday, May 20, the Carroll County Quorum Court approved the third and final reading of a proposed ordinance that would impose a moratorium on future industrial wind and solar energy projects in the county.
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