Emma Melby is 28-year-old visual artist who recently relocated to Eureka Springs. "It's such a vibrant little town," she shared, "I’m surrounded by the arts." Melby made the move to Eureka from Des Moines with her senior cats, Luna and Apollo, last winter. "Everything was so beautiful when it was snowing late last year, and I enjoyed just staying home - cooking up cozy foods," said Melby. more

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BRANSON — Quilts of Valor of the Ozarks (QOVO) was honored to host Linda Martien, Missouri State Coordinator for Quilts of Valor Foundation (QOVF) at their inaugural membership meeting held May 6 in Kimberling City. Linda congratulated the newly organized chapter on their drive and passion to celebrate veterans in the Southwest Missouri and Northwest Arkansas region. more

During the City Advertising Tourist Promotion Commission (CATPC) meeting on April 25, Mayor Jerry Jackson mentioned three new eateries opening in downtown Harrison but was not allowed to divulge further details at that time. The commissioners were very excited and anxious to hear all the details. more

Being a parent is a huge — probably the biggest responsibility a person can have. It’s like being a doctor, a teacher, a counselor, a chef…I could go on, all rolled into one big life-long responsibility. It seems that it should feel more overwhelming but somehow — through our culture, genetic wiring or some kind of divine grace, most of us manage to get it right and raise children we are proud to brag about to anyone willing to listen. more

The Batavia Friendship Club met at the Batavia Baptist Church on May 6. There were 15 ladies present. We enjoyed a potluck lunch together.The Mexican decor was hosted by Patricia Wray, Betty Marrow and Josephine Perry. more

Lunch is served from 11:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. more

This will be our first Mother's Day without our mom. Without our matriarch. Without the heart and soul of our family. more

The Twentieth Century Club met May 2, 2024, at the First United Methodist Church with Katie Holt, Chris Royston, and Paula Ragan serving as hostesses. President Mary Speice called the meeting to order and Vice President Vicki Hinrichs led the group in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. more

This weather is the big news and last week and this week is more storms, this year is starting off bad. more

Happy Mother’s Day to all. I have been blessed with my beautiful daughters. I have so many wonderful memories of my own mother who instilled in me the love of these Ozarks. more

Future Men and Women of Distinction scholarship nominations are now open. This scholarship is intended for a current or future North Arkansas College student who exhibits the characteristics of a person of distinction. To make a nomination, provide the following information and submit it via the contact info provided below: more

THE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAY, MAY 13 FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT. SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE. more

Future Men and Women of Distinction scholarship nominations are now open. This scholarship is intended for a current or future North Arkansas College student who exhibits the characteristics of a person of distinction. To make a nomination, provide the following information and submit it via the contact info provided below: more

Donald Dillwith of Harrison will be celebrating his 95th birthday on May 9. Don is a long-time resident of Harrison, a Korean War Veteran, and a great grandfather. more

The Boone/Newton County Retired Teachers and Support Staff Association met Tuesday, April 2, 2024, at Western Sizzlin' in Harrison, Arkansas, at 11:30 a.m. The meeting was called to order by President Lisa Bailey, who welcomed the members and guests. Amy Young led the Invocation, and Lynn Holmes led the Pledge of Allegiance. more

The annual Bergman Elementary Art Show was held Thursday, April 25, for families and community members to enjoy. more

Remember the slogan "Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and Chevrolet?" Monday, May 13, is National Apple Pie Day, honoring one of America's favorite pies. Although not an American invention, apple pie has been around for centuries and is loved by many. more

Sammy Cybil moved from Des Moines to Eureka Springs after the COVID pandemic made working from home a more common practice. Cybil enjoys having the option to live anywhere while still maintaining a career in publishing, “I found a cute little cottage nestled in the hills, and it just felt like home from the moment I walked in. Remote work gives me the opportunity to live wherever my heart takes me while still doing the job that I love,” she explained. more

Northark’s Esports team uses state-of-the-art gaming facilities equipped with top-of-the-line hardware and software, allowing players to engage in high-quality gaming experiences. According to coach Logan Amos, the team is a mixture of long-time gamers as well as newcomers. They play in the National Junior College Athletics Association ESports (NJCAAE), at Tier 3. more