EUREKA SPRINGS -- "People who visit Eureka Springs don't care if my gate is gray or dark blue or white, but they care if there are potholes," commissioner James Morris said at the Jan. 24 Eureka...

Internationally known violin maker and luthier, Hu Xiah Jing, or "Mr. Hu," as he refers to himself, visited Eureka Springs recently as a guest of Thomas Chen, director and founder of the Chen...

By Kathryn Lucariello Carroll County News EUREKA SPRINGS -- Past problems with keeping Eureka Springs and Western District medical calls and supplies separate may be resolved in the near future if...

Voters in Eureka Springs have decided to keep the form of government the city has had for the past 44 years.

100 YEARS AGO Jan. 19, 1912 EUREKA SPRINGS — Dr. Thomas Allen, a dietitian who is sojourning in this city, objects to the statement made by Dr. Sargent of Harvard that the vegetarian contestant in the cross-continental walk won and says it is not conclusive evidence of the superiority of a simple diet. Dr. Allen offers to furnish the man who will live for 30 or 60 days on whole wheat bread and ...

Make plans now to attend the Eureka Springs Historical Museum's annual Souper Soup fundraiser following the Victorian Classic races on Saturday, March 10. This will be held at the Eureka Springs High...

Kat Robinson This Saturday is the eighth annual all-you-can-eat Chocolate Lover's Festival in Eureka Springs. It's held at the Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. At $10 a pop (less for kids), you get to sample a smorgasbord of chocolate edibles (cakes, cookies, beverages, dip-ables), as well as chocolate body products (soaps, shampoos, etc.) There will also be take-home ...

An Arkansas man is facing charges in Mississippi after police say he shot a casino slot machine after complaining that it took his money.

BEUREKA SPRINGS --On Valentine's Day, Eureka Springs voters will decide whether to adopt the city administrator form of government to replace its traditional mayor-council system. Finance Director...

I trot this story out every so often, just to make a point. Way, way back in the 20th Century, when most of us were barely alive, I wrote a column in which I had a paragraph or two mildly criticizing someone on Fayetteville’s Board of Directors. After the column saw print, he left a heart-warming message on my answering machine (yeah, that was stupid) reminding me that that “ . . . we are all on ...