Eureka Springs parks making progress
The Eureka Springs Parks and Recreation Department has been busy in recent weeks.
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Registration now open for Walk Across Arkansas
For many Arkansans, the start of a new year includes resolutions to exercise more and develop healthy habits.
Read MoreRegistration now open for Walk Across ArkansasGreen Forest board votes to submit building plans to state
The Green Forest School District board of directors has taken the first step in the long process of adding three new buildings
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Ribbon Cutting: Hometown Coffee & Cafe
Hometown Coffee & Cafe Ribbon Cutting
Read MoreRibbon Cutting: Hometown Coffee & CafeHoliday Island council discusses ideas for possible animal control law
The Holiday Island City Council brainstormed for nearly three hours during a workshop held Wednesday, Feb. 7
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Miss Arkansas Tech
Kate Manuel of Green Forest was crowned the 68th Miss Tech
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The Arkansas Grazing Lands Coalition is now accepting preregistrations for the 2024 Arkansas Grazing Conference
Read MoreProducers looking forward to greener pasturesRegistration open for Future Ag Leaders Tour
Registration for the 2024 Arkansas Future Ag Leaders Tour is now open for college undergraduate juniors and seniors. This year’s tour, from May 13-17, will give participants an overview of the agriculture industry in Arkansas, plus an opportunity to make key connections with future employers or collaborators.
Read MoreRegistration open for Future Ag Leaders TourES board extends Pruitt’s contract
The Eureka Springs School Board has given Superintendent Bryan Pruitt another stamp of approval.
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Local farmer leans on Bible, support from friends
More than $27,000 has been raised for a Carroll County turkey farmer after a January fire killed 16,000 birds and destroyed critical equipment. Staying in a camper near a turkey house on his farm so he could make sure the birds had ample heat during a period of bitter cold, Brian Floyd awoke in the early morning hours of Sunday, Jan.
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