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When I started working on my book, I naively thought my collection of a dozen Eureka Springs histories would be enough source material.

“The cooling, soothing Ozarks invite you,” coos an early-20th-century promotional pamphlet.

What do you think might be the shortest amount of time between a city’s founding and the first history written about it?

Happy 144th birthday, Eureka Springs!

What do you get when you mix roots music like bluegrass, folk, and country with influences from jam bands, gospel, R&B, funk, and blues?

Eureka Springs’ rugged natural beauty and crowds of potential buyers have attracted artists and galleries since its earliest days.

One rainy weekend in 1973, something exceptional occurred in Eureka Springs – even by its own standards.

I don’t know how many museums this week are honoring one of their town’s most notorious hoaxes, but it’s at least one.

In Eureka Springs, one often has the feeling of being someplace special.

Last week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Sam Dudley, the new executive director …