Scott Loftis

The controversy surrounding Eureka Springs Hospital and its governing commission were at the forefront of the Eureka Springs City Council's regular meeting on Monday, Dec. 9, with council members calling for resignations and a doctor from the hospital being escorted out of the meeting after shoving another audience member.

By Scott Loftis Eureka Springs Times-Echo Eureka Springs Hospital has responded to findings in recent surveys conducted by the

Carroll County Judge David Writer has hired a Conway attorney to defend the county in a lawsuit filed by a group of property owners who are challenging the county's road use and maintenance agreement with a subsidiary of Scout Clean Energy.

By Scott Loftis [email protected] The Berryville Bobcats advanced to the championship game of last week's Anstaff Bank Green Forest Holiday Tournament before falling to a…

By Scott Loftis [email protected] The controversy surrounding Eureka Springs Hospital and its governing commission were at the forefront of the Eureka Springs City Council's regular…

The Carroll County Solid Waste District won't move forward with instituting mandatory garbage collection for county residents who live outside city limits, Berryville Mayor Tim McKinney said at a regular meeting of the district's board of directors on Tuesday, Dec. 10.

A special meeting of the Eureka Springs City Council set for Tuesday, Dec. 17, was canceled less than an hour before its scheduled 4 p.m. start time.

In candid and impassioned remarks during the Eureka Springs Hospital Commission's regular meeting on Monday, Dec. 16, longtime local physician Dr. John House outlined the urgent challenges facing the hospital and presented a proposal to potentially ensure its survival.

Michael Welch, a member of the city's planning commission and Board of Zoning Adjustment who ran unopposed in the November election to fill the Ward 1, Position 1 seat currently held by Autumn Slane, recently announced he has opted not to take the council role.

Angie Shaw submitted her resignation as CEO of Eureka Springs Hospital in early September, according to records obtained by the Times-Echo — almost two months before she was terminated by the city's hospital commission on Nov. 1.