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State police investigate officer involved shooting in Eureka Springs - Vimarsana News

State police investigate officer involved shooting in Eureka Springs

State police investigating officer-involved shooting in Eureka Springs

Riceville man to stand trial for an assault at a Mitchell County bar - Vimarsana News

Riceville man to stand trial for an assault at a Mitchell County bar

Victim says he was hit from the blindside.

Source: kimt.com
Mitchell County man arrested for violence at a bar - Vimarsana News

Mitchell County man arrested for violence at a bar

Victim says he was punched from the blind side.

Source: kimt.com
Visiting Eureka Springs, Arkansas: Small Town Celebrates Pride Year Round - Vimarsana News

Visiting Eureka Springs, Arkansas: Small Town Celebrates Pride Year Round

There’s a saying among the LGBTQ+ community in Eureka Springs, Arkansas: “Not even the streets are straight.”  It’s barely hyperbole: Over 30 percent of the 2,000 residents in this Ozark mountain town identify as LGBTQ+. The winding roads are narrow and dizzying, with zero traffic lights; it’s not uncommon to see a confused out-of-towner driving the wrong way up a hill, to the ire of residents and all those that know the Eureka rule: Just park and walk.  In 2012, Eureka Springs became the first city in the red state of Arkansas to endorse same-sex marriage. When marriage equality ...

This Small Town in Arkansas Celebrates Pride All Year Round - Vimarsana News

This Small Town in Arkansas Celebrates Pride All Year Round

This Small Town in Arkansas Celebrates Pride All Year Round Thrillist 6 hrs ago © JeremyMasonMcGraw.com/Moment/Getty Images There’s a saying among the LGBTQ+ community in Eureka Springs, Arkansas: “Not even the streets are straight.”  It’s barely hyperbole: Over 30 percent of the 2,000 residents in this Ozark mountain town identify as LGBTQ+. The winding roads are narrow and dizzying, with zero traffic lights; it’s not uncommon to see a confused out-of-towner driving the wrong way up a hill, to the ire of residents and all those that know the Eureka rule: Just park and walk.  ...

Source: msn.com