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Tuesday, February 2, 2021 The Eureka Springs City Council is on board with the new Pine Crest Subdivision. On Monday, Jan. 25, the council heard an application from Jay Gustin for the subdivision, located off Pivot Rock Road. Council member Terry McClung moved to prepare an ordinance to approve the subdivision and city clerk Ann Armstrong explained that the proposed ordinance is a draft because city attorney Tim Weaver hasn’t had a chance to look over it yet. McClung asked Gustin if he can w...

Last things first. Harry Meyer is happy to claim some responsibility for Jedward - the wise-cracking Eurovision twins. Until Leo Varadkar began attracting attention, they were probably the most famous products of Harrys old school. The retired principal of Kings Hospital recalls that the brothers more properly known as John and Edward Grimes arrived on campus just as he was departing. He had the honour of interviewing them and their parents as they signed up to enrol but he then had no further ...

Thursday, January 28, 2021 The Eureka Springs City Council is on board with the new Pine Crest Subdivision. On Monday night, the council heard an application from Jay Gustin for the subdivision, located off Pivot Rock Road. Council member Terry McClung moved to prepare an ordinance to approve the subdivision and city clerk Ann Armstrong explained that the proposed ordinance is a draft because city attorney Tim Weaver hasnt had a chance to look over it yet. McClung asked Gustin if he can wait t...

Dec. 2019 Nov. 2020 Dec. 2020 Jan. 13, 2021 • CAPC plans a special meeting to address the position Jan. 20, 2021 • CAPC votes to pay Johnson a contract rate from Jan. 1 through Jan. 31 Interim director Gina Rambo said she believed Johnson was transitioning from contract to full-time work, something the commission continues to debate. The commission agreed to hold a special meeting on Jan. 20 to discuss the events coordinator and Auditorium manager position, where Johnsons pay was a hot topi...

Thursday, January 21, 2021 The Eureka Springs City Council approved the city’s 2021 budget at its regular meeting on Monday, Jan. 11. Mayor Butch Berry kicked off the discussion by explaining that all the new council members received a copy of the budget. He said the budget is “strictly a budget.” “It’s something to go by. It kind of sets our goals and standards for the coming year,” Berry said. “We will be looking at it again mid-year. If anything comes up, heaven forbid, like last yea...

Dec. 2019 Nov. 2020 Dec. 2020 Jan. 13, 2021 • CAPC plans a special meeting to address the position “We have an employee that has worked for us for two years and did not receive a paycheck,” Foster said. “I feel like this is something that needs to be rectified and handled.” Foster said she didn’t remember voting to post the events coordinator job online. Foster said she spoke with Mayor Butch Berry, who told her the job posting would stay on the city’s website until Jan. 31. She emailed...

Dec. 2019 Nov. 2020 Dec. 2020 Jan. 13, 2021 • CAPC plans a special meeting to address the position “We have an employee that has worked for us for two years and did not receive a paycheck,” Foster said. “I feel like this is something that needs to be rectified and handled.” Foster said she didn’t remember voting to post the events coordinator job online. Foster said she spoke with Mayor Butch Berry, who told her the job posting would stay on the city’s website until Jan. 31. She emailed ...

The Eureka Springs City Council spent much of its Dec. 14 meeting debating whether or not to waive late fees on water and sewer, but the matter never came to a vote. Council member Harry Meyer brought the issue to the table, saying light and gas companies have all waived some fees. Meyer acknowledged the city’s moratorium on the I&I fee, which council member Susan Harman said adds $10 to every residential water bill and $50 to every commercial water bill. Still, Meyer said, he wanted to see th...

Home > Press > New class of cobalt-free cathodes could enhance energy density of next-gen lithium-ion batteries Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers have developed a new class of cobalt-free cathodes called NFA that are being investigated for making lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles. CREDIT Andy Sproles/ORNL, U.S. Dept. of Energy Abstract: Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers have developed a new family of cathodes with the potential to replace the costly cobalt-based cathod...

ORNL researchers develop new class of cobalt-free cathodes with enhanced energy density for next-gen Li-ion batteries: NFA Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) researchers have developed a new family of cobalt-free cathodes with the potential to replace the cobalt-based cathodes typically found in today’s lithium-ion batteries that power electric vehicles and consumer electronics. Called NFA—for nickel, iron and aluminum—the new class is a derivative of lithium nickelate and can be used t...