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Attorney offers to settle gun shop lawsuit
An attorney for a Eureka Springs business owner who is suing the city after it denied him a Conditional Use Permit to operate a gun and pawn shop inside the city limits has offered to settle the suit if the city will pay more than $16,000 in attorney’s fees and grant him the CUP for 20 years.
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Carnegie Library board offers apartments for rent
Eureka Springs’ historic Carnegie Public Library is now in the property management business.
Read MoreCarnegie Library board offers apartments for rentCarroll and Madison Library System adds digital collections
The Carroll and Madison Library System (CAMALS), uniting six libraries across Carroll and Madison counties
Read MoreCarroll and Madison Library System adds digital collectionsCounty Extension office planning classes, training sessions
The University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Services Carroll County office has several events planned
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CS Bank names Head to manage Berryville branch
Jason Tennant, president and chief lending officer for CS Bank, is pleased to announce the promotion of Bethani Head to branch manager for the local bank’s Berryville office. Head was most recently a loan assistant at the Financial Center for the past three years.
Read MoreCS Bank names Head to manage Berryville branchJudge postpones Feb. 16 trial date in Grubb lawsuit
Carroll County Circuit Judge Scott Jackson has granted a motion asking him to postpone a scheduled trial date on Feb. 16 in a Eureka Springs business owner’s lawsuit against the city.
Read MoreJudge postpones Feb. 16 trial date in Grubb lawsuitCAPC agrees on process for hiring director
The Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission has approved a plan for the hiring process of a permanent director. At its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, Jan.
Read MoreCAPC agrees on process for hiring directorHuss firing didn’t require vote, attorney argues
A majority vote of the Eureka Springs Parks and Recreation Commission was not required by law in the firing of former parks director Justin Huss, an attorney representing the defendants in Huss’ wrongful termination lawsuit contends in a new court filing.
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