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A long imagined art museum featuring the works of Eureka Springs' artists, both past and present, has become a reality, thanks to a handful of local business owners, artists and art patrons. The Museum of Eureka Springs Art, a 3,500-square-foot space located at the Eureka Springs Community Center complex, features works by more than 150 artists dating from the 1890s to the present.

Thursday, July 29, 2021 File photo If you’re hoping to get a conditional use permit (CUP) for tourist lodging in a residential area, you’ll be waiting for a while. On Monday night, the Eureka Springs City Council approved a nine-month moratorium on CUP applications for R-2 and R-3 zones. The council first heard from residents who live in a subdivision where another resident has allegedly been operating illegal tourist lodging. Ferguson Stewart said the neighborhood was quiet when he moved in 2012. “I’ve lost my quiet neighborhood,” Stewart said. “It’s now a runway. There shouldn’t be...

ADVERTISEMENT Iconic Innovators: Founders of Eureka Springs art scene recalled Founders of Eureka Springs art scene recalled by Becca Martin-Brown | Today at 1:00 a.m. "Portrait Of Gary’s Cake Plate," acrylic on canvas by Mary Sims, 1993. Sims died in 2004. "She was not as big as a minute, but Mary’s personality and paintings were huge in beauty, technique and wit. Nationally revered, she painted daily with fierce dedication, achieving both greatness and whimsy. Her still life paintings combined disparate items in a bizarre but winning fashion. Her portraits brought muscles and poignancy ...

A military veteran was killed by a 20-tonne waste digger reportedly driven by his son at a Wiltshire landfill site. Steve Beacham died in the tragic accident on New Year’s Eve at Crapper and Sons rubbish dump in Brinkworth at around 2.20am. Mr Beacham, aged in his sixties and from Chippenham, was hit by a loading shovel - a piece of digger-like machinery weighing up to 20 tonnes. Steve Beacham (left) died on New Year's Eve after being hit by a 20-ton waste digger being driven by his son John (right) at Wiltshire's Crapper and Son's rubbish dump. The vehicle, similar to the one shown in the...