Hometown Internet LLC, based in Berryville, was awarded more than $88 million in grant funding to expand high-speed internet access to more than 16,500 locations.
A Berryville man was killed in a one-vehicle accident on April 18 on Arkansas Highway 21.
The Best Western Inn of the Ozarks will host May’s Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce Business After-Hours on Thursday, May 21.
In less than one month, 5,000 visitors will head to Eureka Springs to enjoy the sound of blues, rock and funk as the Eureka Springs Blues Party returns May 28-31.
Anyone living in Carroll County — regardless of occupation — once again has the opportunity to apply to become a member of the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission.
A group of business owners want to brainstorm a bit more on a proposed downtown permanent entertainment district before the topic goes back on the agenda for the Eureka Springs City Council.
What a difference a year makes. Just months after meetings of the Eureka Springs City Council were filled with discussion of controversy surrounding Eureka Springs Hospital, a more positive tone has emerged.
Carroll County officials used part of last week’s quorum court meeting to highlight county emergency services, hear a report from a statewide county-government conference and approve additional courthouse annex security funding.
A Berryville man was killed in a traffic accident on April 18 on Arkansas Highway 21.
Rhonda Worrall, graphic designer for the Carroll County News and the Eureka Springs Times-Echo won three awards during the Arkansas Press Association’s 2026 Better Newspaper Advertising Contest.
A fundraiser for the Mennonite Disaster Service search and rescue operations will be held at 5 p.m. Friday, May 15, at the Mennonite School at 849 County Road 601, Berryville.
Nearly three years after the City of Eureka Springs refused to allow Keeling Grubb to operate a gun store and pawn shop inside city limits, the city issued a business license to Grubb on Friday, April 17.
He was known by many names. William E. Ott II. Bill. Minister Bill. City Council member. Eureka Springs advocate. Even Santa Claus. To many, though, one description topped them all.
The interim chief financial officer of Eureka Springs Hospital said he is not yet confident in the hospital’s financial reporting after audit adjustments revealed a swing of more than $1.2 million from previously reported numbers.
A Holiday Island Suburban Improvement District commissioner was cited on charges including third-degree assault and terroristic threatening following an April 6 incident at the Holiday Island Country Club.
State Sen. Bryan King of Green Forest reiterated his support for school choice last week, but argued that Arkansas’ LEARNS Act is a fiscally irresponsible way to provide it.
The Eureka Springs Planning Commission has made requested revisions to a proposal to update the city’s sidewalk ordinance and will be presenting its plan to the city council.
The Eureka Springs City Council used a series of votes at its regular meeting on Monday, April 13, to move a bit closer to getting a proposed 1-cent sales tax increase on the November ballot.
A Eureka Springs man has been charged with negligent homicide in connection with the death of a passenger on his motorcycle in September 2025.
When it comes to sharing his good news about the city, Eureka Springs Mayor Butch Berry didn’t mind his annual state of the city address coming a little later than usual.