Police chief: Rifle cost $3K, not $13K
Members of the Eureka Springs City Council got some clarity from police chief Brian Young at their regular meeting
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SIPtember Fundraiser
SIPTember fundraiser to benefit the Eureka Springs Community Center
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Judicial building feasible, JP says
Preliminary estimates for the cost to build a Carroll County judicial facility in Berryville have run higher than county officials expected
Read MoreJudicial building feasible, JP saysCemetery panel to request more city funding
The Eureka Springs Cemetery Commission is planning to put together a proposal to ask for an increase in the amount it receives from the city to help boost the pay for a revamped sexton position, a role that’s been vacant for many months.
Read MoreCemetery panel to request more city fundingParks OKs bid for repair work at dam
Repairs needed to reopen the top of Lake Leatherwood Dam have officially been given the green light.
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Turpentine Creek’s Smith named to Arkansas Travel Council
Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge has announced the appointment of Miranda Smith
Read MoreTurpentine Creek’s Smith named to Arkansas Travel CouncilLibraries to offer free digital literacy workshops
The Carroll and Madison Library System is preparing to host free basic digital literacy training workshops
Read MoreLibraries to offer free digital literacy workshopsROCKtoberfest to benefit Turpentine Creek
After a five-year hiatus, ROCKtoberfest returns from Friday, Sept. 29, to Sunday, Oct.
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The Eureka Springs School of the Arts has announced Dana Finimore as its 2023 Small Metals Artist in Residence.
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