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The future of the Community Center After-School Program is uncertain. Representatives from the Eureka Springs Community Center Foundation attended the Eureka Springs School Board’s Monday meeting to advocate for the program and discuss possible paths for the Eureka Springs School District to continue providing it...

Former Benton County judge Robert Clinard was arrested on drunk driving charges after a July 4 incident at the Carroll County Fairgrounds, Clinard, 68, was arrested at 10:12 p.m. on Wednesday, July 4, by Sgt. Jeremy Berner of the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office...

Submitted photo Peggy Lodewyks Haas, right, recognizes E.J. Adams for arranging the music at the beginning of the Holiday Island Rotary Club’s first meeting with Haas as its president. The club also celebrated its 16th anniversary with Bob Schmidbauer presenting a summary of its accomplishments over the years...

A Missouri woman died after a one-vehicle accident in Carroll County on Friday, June 22, and the driver of the vehicle is being held in the Carroll County Detention Center on multiple charges including negligent homicide. According to a preliminary fatal crash summary from the Arkansas State Police, Neal S. ...

The Eureka Springs City Council is waiting a little longer to approve proposed code revisions from the planning commission. On Monday night, the council sent several proposed revisions back to the commission for further review. The council voted June 25 to approve two proposed ordinances on a first reading, one amending the adoption of plans and the other amending permitted uses in C1, C2 and C3 zones. The council deferred three other proposed ordinances to Monday night’s meeting...

Cole Rains is heading into his senior year at Eureka Springs High School with a major accomplishment under his belt. On Friday, June 29, Rains received third place at the national SkillsUSA championship for masonry. High school teacher Jason Hill said Rains competed as a bricklayer, saying the project was to create an s-wall...

Nina Hinson has learned a thing or two since her days at Opera in the Ozarks, and she’s happy to share her wisdom. Hinson, who attended the camp in 1958, returned Thursday, July 5, to teach a master class on performing. Hinson remembered what brought her to the camp, saying she won a Texas state vocal competition and the first prize was spending the summer at Inspiration Point...

Photo by David Bell Local property owner John Cross gazes down at the tunnel collapse on his property in downtown Eureka Springs on Tuesday, June 26. Cross is overseeing the repair of the collapse, which took place on a busy parking lot June 1.

Five & Dime Drama Collective of Eureka Springs has named Kenn Woodard as the executive creative producer for the organization. Larry Horn will continue as executive director, and Tom Gorsuch and Ann Hopkins will continue as executive producers. Woodard has 35 years of professional experience as an actor, director, producer and teacher in national and international media markets. ...

The heat of summer seems to have topped out for now but we may have five or six more weeks of higher heat coming. Is global warming causing you to sweat or is it just the dog days of summer? Global warming is about the Earth adjusting herself and we can’t do very much about the higher temperatures and humidity, though doing what we can individually is a good thing. ...