EUREKA SPRINGS: Nobody stuck on 1951 school
District looks at tearing it down
Posted: August 24, 2009 at 2:27 a.m.
Eureka Springs High School could be torn down after 58 years to make way for a new school or have its property sold after the Historic District Commission approved razing the structure.
It's historic by Eureka Springs standards, but nobody is raising a ruckus about the possible demolition of the city's 58-year-old high school.
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Northwest Arkansas, Pages 7, 9 on 08/24/2009
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