Blog posts

“When we were young, the night before Christmas we had a hard time getting any sleep.

On Kansas Street, off the beaten path for tourists, lies the remains of Eureka Springs’ historic school building: the Old Red Brick.

Most people in Eureka Springs know Lisa Lockwood as the friendly hippie chick behind the Eureka Market checkout counter.

Writing conferences took a hit during the pandemic.

The story of Eureka Springs is retold every generation.

“Morris was a great cat,” Boyd Pyle told me in an interview last week.

Eureka Springs history careens wildly from opulence to horror, from zaniness to prestige, from scandal to intrigue.

History these days is mostly on a screen, so I appreciate those times I get to dig through real stuff.

Last weekend, I did something I’ve been looking forward to for a long time.

Last Friday, I interviewed John Fuller Cross.