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The Madison County Quorum Court agreed to change personnel policy on accrued paid time off when the courthouse is closed for inclement weather, and County Judge Larry Garrett established a committee to study how to change the PTO policy of the county going forth.

FARMINGTON – The Rural Caucus of Arkansas grassroots organization on Friday hosted a panel discussion on rural education and the proposals before the Arkansas Legislature that would impact public schools statewide.

The Huntsville Planning Commission has sent three zoning compliance letters, including one to a local restaurant about its parking lot that has damaged vehicles.

Four new gateway signs were to be brought to Huntsville last week to replace the existing signs in the city, according to Economic Development Director Brandi Holt.

OZARK – At the 2023 Butterball LLC national meeting in Raleigh, N.C., last month, more than 60 sales and marketing team members enjoyed the opportunity to give back to the communities where they work and reside, including Ozark and Huntsville. 

Denton Grubb prepares to blow out a candle on his birthday cake at the Madison County Senior Health and Wellness Center.

When we want to keep people out of our homes, we lock our doors. Keeping the bad guys out of our online records, databases, and even computer software is a little bit more complicated.

Renovations to the Mitchusson Park baseball field are running over budget and the City of Huntsville’s Parks Commission plans to ask others for financial assistance with the project.

Linda Lewis was born just outside St. Paul before her family moved to town when she was 8 years old.

A Huntsville man pleaded not guilty to attacking his father and stepmother late last year at a residence on Madison 8626.

Denton Grubb says he wants to “reenlist” for a few more years when he turns 100 on March 1.

The Madison County Water Facilities Board approved a 4% pay increase for 10 of its 12 employees at its regular monthly meeting held on Feb. 14.

Huntsville Water Department personnel discussed long-term planning projects with the Huntsville Water and Sewer Commission during the group’s regular monthly meeting held last Thursday.

The Elkins City Council approved an ordinance seeking to combat the use of vaping products by students and other minors in the city.

It was a night of updates for the St. Paul Town Council during its Feb. 14 meeting. 

LITTLE ROCK – The Alcohol Beverage and Control Board approved Joseph Hupp’s application to serve mixed drinks at his restaurant, The Crooked Rooster Bar & Grill, located on the Huntsville Square.

The trial of Hunter Nolan Chenoweth, accused of a triple murder south of Wesley in February 2021, has been continued until Nov. 27.

The Huntsville City Council met briefly in a special session last Wednesday and approved a resolution to accept state aid for paving streets in the Enclave Subdivision, located just south of Highway 412.

A long-time employee of the Huntsville School District passed away over the weekend.

A Huntsville man was arrested on suspicion of rape and kidnapping.

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