Written by In a message to a local business yesterday, November 26, Patriots’ Herald publisher Al Pryor disclosed his departure from the newspaper. Following the cancellation of advertising in the Patriots’ Herald by yet another local business, Pryor wrote “. . . as of today I am no longer part of the Patriot so no sweet of [...]
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A show with afterglow
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The 3rd annual Eureka Springs Fall Art Fair this past weekend was a success on many levels. Due to great attendance, good sales, combined with the enjoyment of a fun social event, artists were well pleased with the final results. An exhibit of such scale takes weeks, even months, of prep work by both the [...]
READ MORE »Home for the Holidays! (Free Concert)
The CAPC and the Auditorium Present Home for the Holidays! An annual event featuring Traditional Holiday Music by local musicians: Pearl Brick, Catherine Reed, Brent Pearce, Rachel Fields, Acra Turner, Gayle & Melody, Mountain Sprout, Lany Ballance and Maia Archote! Emcees: Joe Easton and Lindsay Petter December 14th, 7:00PM in the Eureka Springs City Auditorium [...]
READ MORE »Be a Jericho Rider! (no motorcycle required)
We didn’t want to miss yesterday’s “Christian Perspective” program on KTCN 100.9 FM because it featured an interview with Eureka’s own local Jericho Rider, Kevin B. Thompson. Thompson announced his appearance on the Jericho Rider’s forum with the comment, “I am asking that you please pray for me, though I know that Jesus is with [...]
READ MORE »A different kind of lighting ceremony
Written by It’s a late summer evening in the Valentine section of Kansas City. I’m walking to the apartment I lived in back then, admiring the old, large homes in this part of town. Some of them were turned into apartments in the 60’s, and now a lot of younger people are moving in, gentrifying the neighborhood; [...]
READ MORE »Faith based business
In last week’s article entitled, “To Boycott or Not? Fundies Flip and Flop,” we told you about “traditional family values” newspaper publisher Al Pryor blaming the Eureka Springs gay community for his publication’s potentially dire financial staits. We’d like nothing better than to give you a link to Al’s Galton’s whistle wisdom in its entirety, [...]
READ MORE »Ozarks Chorale To Perform Handel’s Messiah
The annual Ozarks Chorale Winter Concert promises beautiful music to put visitors in the holiday mood. On December 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the City Auditorium, the group will perform all of Handel’s “The Messiah” Christmas choral pieces with full professional orchestral accompaniment, along with other classical and holiday favorites. Also in the musical spotlight [...]
READ MORE »John Two-Hawks Christmas Concert
John Two-Hawks is a Platinum Award winning musician whose music has been featured in Emmy Award winning movies, HBO, The History Channel, National Public Radio, NativeRadio.com, American Indian Radio on Satellite, Gathering of Nations Radio, and countless other international media outlets. The concert starts at 7:30 pm, Eureka Springs City Auditorium Tickets: $20 at the [...]
READ MORE »Second Saturday Gallery Stroll
Celebrate the Art of Eureka, take a stroll through the town and enjoy seeing an eclectic collection of art! Galleries on Spring Street and all around the town will open their doors from 6-9:00 pm. A colorful banner hanging outside each one will identify galleries participating in this fabulous fun event. Inside, you will find [...]
READ MORE »Candlelight Tour of Homes
Take a stroll through history as you tour through some of the most illustrious homes along Spring Street. The Tour includes choir music, children caroling, refreshments, docent tours of each location, jazz bands and Victorian merriment throughout Spring Street. Tickets are available at the Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce and at the Eureka Springs Historical [...]
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