Temporary entertainment district gets thumbs up in Eureka
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Wednesday, December 16, 2020
Downtown Eureka Springs was a winter wonderland on Sunday, when Carroll County received up to 6 inches of snow.
Photo courtesy of Joi Ball
By Samantha Jones
Carroll County received up to 6 inches of snowfall on Sunday, Dec. 13, causing cars to go off the road from Green Forest to Eureka Springs West. According to local officials, all accidents were minor and no one was injured.
Mike Teague, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, reported Monday that Beaver received 5.5 inches of snow, Busch received 6 inches and Eureka Springs received 3.5 inches. Those are all the available reports, Teague said.
Eureka Springs fire marshal Jim Kelley said there were a few accidents on Highway 62 West and one on Highway 23 South, but no one was injured.
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