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Judge rules 2003 guilty plea disqualifies former Eureka Springs mayor from running again - Vimarsana News

Judge rules 2003 guilty plea disqualifies former Eureka Springs mayor from running again

Published: October 19, 2022

EUREKA SPRINGS -- A candidate for mayor in this tourist town can't legally run for the office because he pled guilty to a felony in 2003, a judge ruled Tuesday in Carroll County Circuit Court.

Source: nwaonline.com
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Judge to decide eligibility of Eureka Springs mayoral candidate with 20-year sealed felony - Vimarsana News

Judge to decide eligibility of Eureka Springs mayoral candidate with 20-year sealed felony

Published: October 12, 2022

EUREKA SPRINGS -- Prosecutors say a candidate for mayor of Eureka Springs can't legally run for the office because he has a felony conviction on his record.

Source: arkansasonline.com
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