A suspect wanted in connection with a triple burglary at a photography studio, insurance office and attorney’s office in Huntsville in December was brought back to Madison County last month.
Kingston celebrated its 43 year anniversary of its Fair on the Square with bright sunshine on Saturday.
The Grand Marshals of the Kingston 2026 Fair on the Square Dennis and Mary Lou Davis were chosen for their lifelong dedication to the Kingston community and the example they’ve set through faith, family and service to others. Dennis Davis is a Vietnam Veteran and a board member of the Kingston Volunteer Fire Department.
St. Paul High School’s first SkillsUSA teams were among Arkansas students filling the Hot Springs Convention Center for the annual SkillsUSA State Conference held April 13-16. St. Paul students competed in Television News Production, Video Production, and Photography.
Huntsville Planning Commission delivered a letter to developer Terry Presley in January stating that it would not allow any more variances for a subdivision that Terry Presley is building. But because the commission couldn’t document the letter, efforts to resolve Presley’s request for a variance were not approved at the commission’s weekly ad hoc weekly on April 29.
Kingston stands to benefit from a projected $1.2 to $1.3 million in isolated district funding with the streamlining of House Bill 1007 passed during the Arkansas Legislature’s Fiscal Session, which wrapped up last week.
Madison County Telephone recently announced plans to discontinue its cable television service ending a 26-year run of providing the service locally.
Huntsville High School students underwent a crash course that simulated the distorted vision effect of drunk driving — under the watchful eye of School Resource Officers (SRO) and Huntsville Police Sgt. Chuck Melton and Colby Faulkner and Sgt. Jeremy Fuller on Friday.
The Clifty Fire Department suppressed a mobile home fire on April 30, but the building sustained considerable damage.
One week after losing his bid for re-election, Madison County Sheriff Ronnie Boyd submitted his application for a patrolman position with the Rogers Police Department. Boyd listed his availability as May 15, 2026, and requested a salary of “around $70,000.”
In order to run the new Madison County Sheriff’s Office and Detention Center, Madison County Sheriff Ronnie Boyd said he has learned, means having the right people in place — some of whom needed are inmates.
Storm damage ranged far and wide across Madison County from thunderstorms that generated 15 minutes of continuous hail on April 28.
The Huntsville High School Opening and Closing Team won first place during the annual SkillsUSA State Conference at the Hot Springs Convention Center on April 13-16 and qualified for national competition.
Local developer Terry Presley approached the Huntsville Planning Commission during its April 22 ad hoc meeting about tweaking city code to allow him to sell individual townhouse units he is building.
A resolution by State Sen. Bryan King (R-Green Forest) that would have authorized the introduction of a non-appropriation bill to provide additional funding for counties failed in committee on April 23.
For the second time since 2023, the Arkansas General Assembly has increased the Homestead Credit with the passage of House Bill 1006 by a 33-0 vote on April 23.
For many years, Julio Garcia worked in various capacities at many different Mexican or Tex-Mex restaurants.
The newly re-formed Kingston School District has a new superintendent after the new Kingston School Board hired education veteran Bryan Law at the board’s first meeting on April 21.
The Huntsville Planning Commission approved language for regulations for garbage disposal and storage during its Monday meeting.
Many residents are taking advantage of digital services by completing their personal property assessments online, according to Madison County Assessor Christal Ogden.