Legislation passed by the 95th General Assembly opened the door for Kingston schools to form its own district after 20 years of operating as part of the Jasper School District.
Members of the community not only watched the fireworks display at Mitchusson Park on the Fourth of July, but also enjoyed the activities the park offers, including informal games of basketball and baseball.
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Arvest announced on Monday that the bank’s 15th annual Million Meals campaign raised $10,000 to benefit the Madison County Senior Center.
Fayetteville attorney April Rye Shy announced her candidacy on June 25 for Juvenile Judge in Washington and Madison Counties. Shy is running for Circuit Judge, Division 3.
Architecture and history enthusiasts can now explore the Faubus House, a 7,500-square-foot home designed in 1967 by renowned Arkansas architect E. Fay Jones, thanks to a public tour program organized by the E Fay Jones Conservancy.
An arrest was made after Madison County Sheriff’s deputies investigated a dropped 911 call when dispatchers attempted to return the call and heard a female yelling “please stop” several times with a male in the background.
Candra Brasel recently announced her resignation as Superintendent of the Jasper School District effective June 30. Brasel has accepted a position with the Ozarks Unlimited Resources (OUR) Educational Cooperative in Harrison where she will support and coach administrators and oversee mentoring programs.
A $500 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of someone who broke into and set fire to a rural Kingston short-term rental, but controversy has arisen from the ashes.
The Record’s owner and publisher Ellen Kreth and General Manager Shannon Hahn were named winners of the 2025 Meredith Oakley Award during the Arkansas Press Association 2025 Better Newspaper Editorial Awards on Saturday, at the Tri-State Press Convention in Memphis, Tenn.
B&H Real Estate Holdings Huntsville, LLC is taking over the management of and investing money into Meadowview Healthcare and Rehap.
A Madison County senior citizen escaped a violent spree by talking an intruder armed with a knife and club out of killing him and fled his residence.
Captain Josh Herring has been named the city’s new police chief after the retirement of former longtime Police Chief Todd Thomas on May 30.
Never stop learning — that’s the lifelong goal of Huntsville High School SkillsUSA advisor Zachary Tvrz, who teaches Computer Science and History.
A four-wheeler accident sent a Madison County family to the hospital with serious injuries when they hit a downed tree, but the driver didn’t report it.
The city planning commission considered an inquiry by Walmart to upgrade its checkstands with new network cabling at its Monday night regular meeting.
The Arkansas Court of Appeals District 3, Position 1, continues to draw interest since Judge Robert Gladwin said he would not seek re-election upon the expiration of his term.
The Huntsville Kiwanis Club is once again hosting its annual Kids Night at the Rodeo featuring inflatables, face painting, train rides, horse and buggy rides and a community-wide bingo game.
A woman who said she would go to jail before she testified about a defendant’s alleged confession of a double murder in the Kingston area has been sentenced to prison.
A tentative date of July 11 has been scheduled for the grand opening of the splash pad at the College Street Park in Huntsville.