At a quaint shop nestled in Huntsville’s historic Polk Square, two women have worked hard the past decade, dedicating their time and energy to a thrift store all for the sake of helping animals.
The Huntsville Kiwanis recently donated more than $3,000 to the Huntsville Fire Department to help the department reach its goal and finish the purchase of an inflatable safety house.
The AT & Georgia May Smith Activity Center construction project is on schedule despite facing more than 60 rain-delay days since its groundbreaking last year, Huntsville School District officials reported recently.
Harper Keen, daughter of Trent and Dani Keen, tries some blue ice cream during the Independence Day celebration at Crosses Community Church.
The deadline to register livestock for the 2022 Madison County Fair is Friday. This year’s fair will be held Aug 14-21 at the fairgrounds atop Governors’ Hill.
Staci Evans is leaving her job as director of the Madison County Library in Huntsville on Friday after more than six years.
St. Paul’s Bobby Ray Gulledge said he wanted to do something special for a special young woman who would have graduated this past spring from St. Paul High School.
Cathy Gamble Tipton, who earlier this month retired after 47 years with the Department of Human Services in Huntsville, said working for the State of Arkansas for nearly five decades has been a blessing.
Workers put down asphalt last week for the main parking lot at the new activity center in Huntsville.
Activities to celebrate Independence Day are scheduled throughout the area this weekend, including First Friday on Polk Square to the annual fireworks display at Mitchusson Park in Huntsville on Monday. Fireworks are planned in Kingston, St. Paul and Elkins, as well. The community of Wesley will celebrate with its annual horseshoe pitching tournament.
Volunteers, friends and staff with Paws and Claws Pet Shelter of Madison County are planning to celebrate the facility’s 20th anniversary with a Flamazing 20th anniversary later this month.
FAYETTEVILLE – The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) will offer Covid-19 vaccines to the public at no cost at the Madison County Library in Huntsville this summer, as part of a statewide initiative to increase vaccination rates in rural communities in Arkansas.
While Memorial Day on Monday honors the men and women who have died in this country’s wars, the holiday weekend also serves as the unofficial beginning of summer.
The Huntsville Volunteer Fire Department will host Fire Fest this Saturday, in hopes of raising money to purchase an inflatable safety house.
Throughout Arkansas, Cooperative Extension Service employees are deeply involved with their communities.
Outdoor activities are planned for this weekend in Huntsville and Kingston, with everything from live music to a parade.
The church family of Huntsville Church of Christ would you like to invite the Huntsville community to visit our Little Free Library.
Three geologists from Tulsa who had hoped to transform two buildings in downtown Huntsville have decided to sell the historic First National Bank building on Polk Square.