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CAPC rethinking process for fund requests
Monthly meetings of the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission are routinely time-consumed with organizations giving their spiel as to why they should be awarded marketing funding support for a particular event.
Read MoreCAPC rethinking process for fund requestsMaster Gardeners extend registration for fall training
The Carroll County Master Gardeners have extended the deadline to register for the Fall Training class to Sept. 11.
Read MoreMaster Gardeners extend registration for fall trainingMartin: Council comments are ‘inaccurate’
Recent comments made by members of the Eureka Springs City Council — primarily council member Rachael Moyer — are “inaccurate” and “misleading,” according to hospital commission chair Sandy Martin.
Read MoreMartin: Council comments are ‘inaccurate’
Longhair Invasion
Eureka Springs Historical Museum hosted its second Time Travel event, the Longhair Invasion, on Friday, Aug. 8. The event took attendees back to 1973, offering an interactive way to learn about the history of Eureka Springs. We think it was pretty far out! See more photos on Page 4!
Read MoreLonghair InvasionCarroll County students can submit designs for ‘I Voted’ sticker
Students in Carroll County have the opportunity to submit a design for the “I Voted” sticker that will be handed out during the March 2026 Preferential Primary and the November 2026 General Election.
Read MoreCarroll County students can submit designs for ‘I Voted’ stickerSchool board checks out new cafeteria
After the monthly meeting of the Eureka Springs School Board, some members wanted an updated tour of the new cafeteria building set to serve students in the elementary and middle school.
Read MoreSchool board checks out new cafeteria
Circuit clerk seeks 2nd term
Carroll County Circuit Clerk Sara Huffman officially announced Thursday, Aug. 7, that she will seek re-election for a second term.
Read MoreCircuit clerk seeks 2nd termAvanzino asks Meyer to resign
Despite a request from one of his peers, it doesn’t appear that Eureka Springs City Council member Harry Meyer has any intentions of stepping down.
Read MoreAvanzino asks Meyer to resignWind turbine components begin arriving
Components for Scout Clean Energy’s Nimbus Project — an industrial wind energy development near Green Forest — began arriving in Carroll County last week.
Read MoreWind turbine components begin arriving