Tuesday, April 6, 2021
The Little Food Pantry at the Eureka Springs Community Center is stocked with nonperishable items including toiletries for anyone to take or add.
With the help of Flint Street Fellowship, the Eureka Springs Community Center is feeding a need in the community.
Community center activities director Cat Luna recently announced that the community center is working with Flint Street to keep the Little Food Pantry stocked at all times. The Little Food Pantry is an unmanned pantry where citizens can donate food to help others or take food they need, Luna said. Syama Barden created the pantry for an Eagle Scout project in 2018, asking citizens to take what they need and leave what they can.
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Wednesday, January 6, 2021
The Eureka Springs Community Center unveiled its new outdoor walking trail in early December, and its already become a popular part of the facility.
Activities director Cat Luna said the trail is a quarter-mile long and 6 feet wide with a mostly concrete, level surface. The trail has been in the works for years, Luna said, and the community center started working on it after the SPARK event last year. Luna thanked board members Adam Biossat and Bill Featherstone for their hard work on the project, saying its important to have a level surface to walk on in Eureka Springs.
Thursday, December 31, 2020
The Eureka Springs Community Center unveiled its new outdoor walking trail in early December, and its already become a popular part of the facility.
Activities director Cat Luna said the trail is a quarter-mile long and 6 feet wide with a mostly concrete, level surface. The trail has been in the works for years, Luna said, and the community center started working on it after the SPARK event last year. Luna thanked board members Adam Biossat and Bill Featherstone for their hard work on the project, saying its important to have a level surface to walk on in Eureka Springs.