Last week, Editor Mark Humphrey set out to cover an Emergency Services meeting for a follow-up story on incidents with dispatch services brought up at recent Huntsville City Council and Madison County Quorum Court meetings.
Last week, The Record published a front page article written by Editor Mark Humphrey in which he quoted Madison County Judge Larry Garrett informing quorum court members the new Madison County Sheriff’s Office and Jail would not begin operating as soon as he originally planned.
There was good and bad news lately for the Huntsville School District.
Before Arkansas’ regular biennial legislative session convened on Monday, the finger pointing had already started.
Over the past two weeks, Editor Mark Humphrey wrote a series on last year’s Madison County Record headlines from each week’s archives.
An interesting hearing took place recently before the Huntsville School Board.
The Huntsville School Board chose a new superintendent, James “Jay” Chalk, in a specially called board meeting on Dec. 12. You can read more about him on page 1A of this week’s edition.
It seems clandestine matters are always going on with the Buffalo National River.
We’ve always heard good things about Law and his career.
Recently, the Huntsville School District conducted a “School Climate and Culture Survey,” as required by the LEARNS Act, to find out what parents thought of the culture of the schools. …
Two significant decisions in the Huntsville School District’s ongoing Title IX saga were handed down last week.
The Record expressed its opposition to the Huntsville School District’s motion for a gag order in a lawsuit filed by a parent alleging the district knew about sexual assaults in the boys locker room for two years but did nothing to report or stop them, thereby allowing her son to become a victim.
On Friday, the Huntsville School District filed a motion asking the court for an order limiting pre-trial publicity in the ongoing Title IX case involving the Huntsville boys basketball program. It is asking the court to direct parties not to comment – even on social medial.