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Hot Springs board approves pay bonuses | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Hot Springs board approves pay bonuses | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The Hot Springs Board of Directors awarded 10% year-end bonuses to the city's chief executive and chief legal officer after returning from an almost three-hour executive session Tuesday night at board chambers.

Hot Springs board approves pay bonuses | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Hot Springs board approves pay bonuses | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The Hot Springs Board of Directors awarded 10% year-end bonuses to the city's chief executive and chief legal officer after returning from an almost three-hour executive session Tuesday night at board chambers.

Spa City board OKs pay bonus | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source - Vimarsana News

Spa City board OKs pay bonus | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source

The Hot Springs Board of Directors awarded 10% year-end bonuses to the city's chief executive and chief legal officer after returning from an almost three-hour executive session Tuesday night at board chambers.

Spa City board OKs pay bonus | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Spa City board OKs pay bonus | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The Hot Springs Board of Directors awarded 10% year-end bonuses to the city's chief executive and chief legal officer after returning from an almost three-hour executive session Tuesday night at board chambers.

Manholes a headache for Hot Springs area - Vimarsana News

Manholes a headache for Hot Springs area

HOT SPRINGS -- Two manholes near Gulpha Creek released 5,306,375 gallons of unpermitted discharges from January through May, the state said.