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CAPC appoints Maloney as permanent director
With little public discussion, the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission unanimously approved the appointment of Mike Maloney as the CAPC’s permanent executive director at its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, April 24.
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ESHS principal takes top job at GF
A dream scenario has fallen into place for longtime Carroll County educator David Gilmore. Principal and federal programs coordinator at Eureka Springs High School for the past seven years after a 16-year stint in the Berryville School District, Gilmore recently accepted the superintendent position in Green Forest.
Read MoreESHS principal takes top job at GFHigh school ranks among best in state
Eureka Springs High School has once again been named one of the state’s best of the best by a national publication. In the most recent rankings of “Best High Schools” by U.S.
Read MoreHigh school ranks among best in stateCouncil gives residents time to adjust to new trash policy
Eureka Springs residents who aren’t happy with the recent change in the number of trash bags allowed to be picked up each week will have until late August to transition to the new restrictions. At its regular meeting on April 22, the council approved Ordinance 2350, an amendment to the recently approved Ordinance 2348.
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Carving in the Ozarks
The 19th Annual Carving in the Ozarks Festival begins Friday, April 26
Read MoreCarving in the OzarksBid to regulate industrial projects falls short
Proposed ordinance to regulate large-scale industrial projects failed to gain the six votes needed for passage on its first reading.
Read MoreBid to regulate industrial projects falls shortProsecutor: Police shooting justified
No charges will be filed in connection with a March 1 fatal shooting
Read MoreProsecutor: Police shooting justifiedHoliday Island council votes to seek tax to fund A&P commission
A 3 percent user tourism tax is set to be on the November ballot
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