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’Tis the Season
Eureka Springs Christmas Parade of Lights will be Dec. 1 at 6 P. M.
Read More’Tis the SeasonAMI days no longer an option when winter weather strikes
Eureka Springs School District superintendent Bryan Pruitt is hoping Mother Nature is gentle this winter.
Read MoreAMI days no longer an option when winter weather strikesParks seeks public’s suggestions on beaver problem
Black Bass Lake has a beaver problem and Eureka Springs Parks and Recreation Director Sam Dudley wants the public to know about it
Read MoreParks seeks public’s suggestions on beaver problemCouncil wants campground connected to city water
The Eureka Springs City Council has asked the city attorney to draft an ordinance that could force a local campground to hook up to the city’s water service
Read MoreCouncil wants campground connected to city waterJudge ejects local man
Carroll County Judge David Writer ejected a local resident who was addressing the county’s quorum court
Read MoreJudge ejects local manJPs reject moratorium on wind farm
A proposed moratorium on large-scale wind or solar projects was voted down by the Carroll County Quorum Court
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Hospital receives $4.5 million in state funding
Eureka Springs Hospital CEO Angie Shaw announced at the Eureka Springs Hospital Commission’s meeting on Monday, Nov. 20, that $4,589,119 in state funding has been appropriated to the hospital as part of its new Rural Emergency Hospital designation.
Read MoreHospital receives $4.5 million in state fundingOfficers hear shot, find body
An incident that began with a report of an armed individual in the area of Carroll County Road 306 on the afternoon of Wednesday, Nov. 15, ended with the discovery of a body after officers made contact with the individual, who told officers he was “not coming out alive,” according to a news release from the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office.
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ESHS’s Oliver receives Teacher Impact Award
Arron Oliver, a teacher at Eureka Springs High School, has recently been recognized by The Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts in Hot Springs as one of five recipients of its annual Teacher Impact Awards.
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