Citizen of the Week

Woodie Acord is this week’s Citizen of the Week.

Chuck Welch is this week’s Citizen of the Week.

Dick Titus is this week’s Citizen of the Week.

Star Lee is this week’s Citizen of the Week.

Eureka Springs High School student Vivian Thomas is this week’s Citizen of the Week.

Elizabeth Kelley is this week’s Citizen of the Week.

Dawn Ward is this week’s Citizen of the Week.

The Eureka Springs Public Works employees are this week’s Citizens of the Week.

Brian Buehler is this week’s Citizen of the Week.

Cne Breaux and Ilene Powell of Krewe du Kork are this week’s Citizens of the Week.

Eureka Springs school counselors Patty Brill and Rachal Hyatt are this week’s Citizens of the Week.

This week's Citizen of the Week is Melodye Purdy.

David Horton Bucknam and Allan Cruzan are this week’s Citizens of the Week.

Brian Watson is this week’s Citizen of the Week.

All the volunteers that helped with the Good Shepherd Humane Society’s Spay and Neuter Clinic over the past weekend are this week’s Citizens of the Week.

Dean Finnell is this week’s Citizen of the Week. Finnell was nominated by several Holiday Island and Grassy Knob citizens for plowing the driveways of many seniors and neighbors, pulling stranded strangers out of snow banks and blading the road during the snowfall on Sunday. The citizens thanked Finnell for plowing the parking lots and helicopter areas of both the Holiday Island and Grassy Knob fire departments, saying Finnell did all this at his own expense...

Hallie Lemme and Lana Walker with Two Dumb Dames are this week's Citizens of the Week. Lemme and Walker recently donated stockings filled with candy and toys for every single angel on the Angel Tree at Eureka Springs High School. To nominate somebody for Citizen of the Week, email Samantha Jones at Citizen.Editor.Eureka@gmail.com...

Bill Featherstone is this week's Citizen of the Week. Featherstone was nominated by Kathy McCoy for his work on the First United Methodist Church of Eureka Springs' Answering the Call program, which delivers free meals to citizens in need. To nominate somebody for Citizen of the Week, email Samantha Jones at Citizen.Editor.Eureka@gmail.com...

Rev. Blake Lasater is this week's Citizen of the Week. Lasater, who serves his congregation at First United Methodist Church of Eureka Springs, has been the driving force behind the church's Answering the Call program which offers free food delivery for those in need. Church secretary Martie Davis said Lasater has been instrumental in getting grants for the program, ensuring that it continues to serve the community...

The Eureka Springs FBLA Club are this week's Citizens of the Week. The club is sponsoring a Thanksgiving Food Drive Contest at the school to give back to those in need. The food drive annually supplies several low-income families with a great Thanksgiving meal...

Carroll County Clerk Connie Doss and everybody else that worked to make the 2020 election go smoothly are this week's Citizens of the Week. Many poll workers volunteered their time to help people vote, and Doss' team worked until Wednesday afternoon to get the full results to the public...

Eureka Springs Elementary School substitute teachers Bradley Eskridge and Melinda Johnson Eskridge are this week's Citizens of the Week. They are always doing something special for the students — just last week, they put together a fall display for all the students to enjoy...

Tanya Smith is this week's Citizen of the Week. Smith, president and founder of Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, was recently named to AY Magazine's list of "2020 Intriguing Women." The list recognizes outstanding Arkansas female leaders who "exhibit brains, brawn, tenacity and tenderness."...