The search is over for Grant Hardin, who escaped from the Arkansas Department of Corrections North Center Unit near Calico Rock on May 25. The Stone County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that …
Eighteen-year-old Kelvin Orduna of Huntsville has been described by his older sister as “an impact-driven trailblazer dedicated to empowering under-served communities.”
Getting the Good Neighbor Act into law required a prolonged effort and State Representative Chad Puryear (R-Hindsville) of District 25 was up to the task.
Officials expect the new website for the government of Madison County to provide a greater level of transparency through enhanced access to information and user friendliness for constituents.
Huntsville Veterinary Clinic commemorates 50 years of doing business in Madison County with a “Customer Appreciation Day” celebration at its 26768 Highway 23 South location on June 13.
If Charlee Presley had his way the Huntsville School District wouldn’t simply mark off the area where a historic tree fell as a hazard zone with yellow tape.
The Madison County Quorum Court adopted a “stop gap measure” with the approval of a moratorium on the construction of commercial ground mounted solar installations at its May 27 meeting that was rescheduled from May 19 due to the threat of severe weather.
Plans for hiring staff for the 148-bed Madison County Jail and moving the Sheriff’s Office to the new location are at a standstill until revenue shows up.
Elmer and Makenzie Robertson of Huntsville have been named Madison County’s Farm Family of the Year.
Michael Johnson retires from Huntsville High School at 66 years old satisfied with a long and fruitful career as a high school band director.
This week, four Huntsville boys are attending Boys State, a week-long leadership and civic engagement experience for male students entering their senior year of high school.
Flowers adorn the grave of a U.S. Navy veteran at the Huntsville Cemetery.
Grant Hardin, a former Huntsville Police officer in 1991, who was convicted of first degree murder and later connected to a rape, escaped from prison on Sunday.
The Madison County Planning Board approved a temporary moratorium on the construction of commercial ground mounted solar installations during a special meeting on Tuesday.
When mother nature unleashed her fury with hail the night of May 18 and an EF1 tornado on May 19, the community rallied in the aftermath.
Wesley area farmers wrangled with the aftereffects of lightning while storm runoff caused problems in Huntsville and in between two days of storms a structure caught on fire.
A check in the amount of $2,600 from Huntsville City Water mailed to an Atlanta address was stolen during transit, “whitewashed” and cashed but the funds were recovered.
The State Department of Health approval of a bridge relocation over Holman Creek on State Highway 74 about 2.5 miles west of Huntsville opened the door for the Madison County Water Facilities to proceed with the project.
A Huntsville man faces multiple drug-related charges and tampering with evidence after police observed him throwing items out the car window and running a stop sign.
The American Flag at Polk Square was retired and replaced during a solemn remembrance honoring veterans at the Madison County Memorial Day Ceremony and Parade on Sunday.