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Brody will be released into a new natural habitat on Saturday at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge near Eureka Springs.
Ark. court grants stay in school funding case
The Arkansas Supreme Court has agreed to stay a lower court's ruling in a school funding case until a pending appeal is resolved.
In the February issue of AY Magazine, there are articles on Valentine's Day, favorite restaurants around Arkansas, and from Fayetteville to Eureka Springs, consider the northern part of the state as a tourist destination.
The GOP Debates: Some questions that aren't being asked - and probably never will be
I have given up hope that the GOP candidates will ever again allow themselves to be questioned in their debates by any of the unwashed masses who communicate via Facebook, Twitter or YouTube.
The nationally acclaimed Chocolate Lovers' Festival at the Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center in Eureka Springs is not just for chocoholics; it's for professional and amateur sweets chefs who are not afraid to be judged.
Forestry director says he considered alternatives to layoffs
The director of the state Forestry Commission testified today that he considered furloughs and other alternatives before resorting to layoffs to cope with a budget shortfall at his agency.
Chocolate Lover's Festival in Eureka Springs this Saturday
This Saturday is the eighth annual all-you-can-eat Chocolate Lover's Festival in Eureka Springs.
A A A A A A A A It's true the little Ozark tourist town of Eureka Springs may slow down just a bit during January, A A A A A A A Thanks to Dan Ellis, who relocated to Eureka Springs from New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina A A A A A A A This year, Ellis and his Krewe of Krazo , have arranged for four A A A A A A A The Mardi Gras flame started ... (more)
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An Interview with Joan Hess, Author of Deader Homes and Gardens: A Claire Malloy Mystery
Her books are always light fun reads and if they don't, at times, make you laugh they at least make you smile. And if they don't do either you need a humor transplant.
Sad story in Eureka Springs' Lovely County Citizen about a secretary, Judie Robinson, who lost her job of 45 years at the state Forestry Commission in the layoffs required by the agency's insolvency when illegal funds transfers were stopped: State Rep.
St. Paul's Evensong features John Talbot
St. Paul's Episcopal Church is having a concert beginning at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb.
New Resource on Bats for Little Rock Homeschoolers
Bats are an integral part of the Arkansas ecosystem. Little Rock is a particularly good place to study bats as the Little Rock Zoo has an exhibit of Vampire Bats that is part of their permanent collection.
McGraw poster picked for Festival of the Arts
A vibrant image by Jeremy Mason McGraw, a professional photographer living in downtown Eureka Springs, was selected for the official poster for the 2012 May Festival of the Arts in Eureka Springs.
Christian artist John Michael Talbot next in Evensong series
Singer, songwriter and guitarist John Michael Talbot is the next performer in St.
Area artists noted in Delta Exhibition
Eureka Springs artist Zeek Taylor's shadowbox, "Stella Schultz at the Beijing Opera," won an honorable mention at the 54th annual Delta Exhibition at the Arkansas Arts Center in Little Rock.
Mountain Sprout on making music full time, new tunes
About five years ago, Mountain Sprout made playing gigs and slinging tunes its full-time job.
Judge orders Ark. education dept to pay 2 schools
A Pulaski County judge says the Arkansas Department of Education has until noon Friday to pay more than $225,000 to the Fountain Lake and Eureka Springs school districts or seek a stay from the state Supreme Court.
Victory in the Ozark Mountains
Miss Chastity Decorum of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, politely declined an offer to have a ride, saying there was no room for her chaperone.
Tim Helder seeks re-election as sheriff of Washington County
If re-elected, it will be his fifth term. Helder was elected the 44th sheriff of Washington County on May 18, 2004.
On arrest, police uncover theft ring
The arrest of a Eureka Springs motel owner in the arson of a competitor's motel has uncovered what authorities said is a multi-state theft ring involving hundreds of thousands of dollars of stolen property ranging from a red Corvette to an 18-foot-tall statue of an elk.