Black Hills continuing local updates
Black Hills Energy is continuing infrastructure investments in Eureka Springs in 2024
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Construction of new cafeteria showing signs of progress
Progress has become visible on a new cafeteria that is being built for elementary and middle school
Read MoreConstruction of new cafeteria showing signs of progressCouncil authorizes Berry to seek funds for wastewater project
The Eureka Springs City Council approved a resolution
Read MoreCouncil authorizes Berry to seek funds for wastewater projectCouncil OKs changes to city trash ordinance
The Eureka Springs City Council has approved the first reading of an amended ordinance that would eliminate the yellow trash bag system
Read MoreCouncil OKs changes to city trash ordinanceLocal man accused of calling in threats
A Eureka Springs man was taken into police custody on Thursday, Jan. 5
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Answering the Call, NWA Food Bank increase local distribution
There’s an increasing need for food in Eureka Springs and a pair of organizations
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Lights Out
A large part of Eureka Springs was without power for most of the day Saturday, Dec. 30
Read MoreLights OutCarroll Co. Democrats to meet Jan. 9
The Democratic Party of Carroll County will hold a members meeting Tuesday, Jan. 9, at ECHO Clinic, 4004 E.
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Maloney enjoying return to Eureka Springs
Mike Maloney is the interim director of the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission
Read MoreMaloney enjoying return to Eureka SpringsCS Bank names Davis Cassville market president
Charlie Cross, CEO, CS Bank, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mark Davis to Market President
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