The Arvest Foundation donated $17,500 to help with finishing projects at the new activity center.
Harmony Baptist Church recently made a donation to the Arkansas Children’s Hospital Foundation for $5,000.
The Huntsville City Council on Monday approved three ordinances in special session to secure a water and sewer bond for funding toward a new water tank.
Workers install letters at the new Sutherlands in Huntsville.
Former Huntsville School District Superintendent and current Personnel and Program Compliance Director Audra Kimball will leave the district effective at the end of the year.
Charles Coger and Travis Dotson will face off in the Nov. 8 General Election for Huntsville mayor, a part-time position that comes with a four-year term.
Madison County voters are faced with a few choices: how much to spend on a jail and where and how big to build it.
Questions need answers about proposed jail Dear Editor: I know the need and I want Madison County to have a jail to protect and serve our county citizens. My point from a business side is some …
Voting started earlier this week on whether to nearly double the county’s tax rate – an increase of 1.75% – to fund the largest public works project in the county’s history.
I spent a little time last week at Ozark Mountain Produce near Marble with the family of Brent and Betty Jo Hargis. The family will be profiled next month when we celebrate them being named the 2022 Farm Family of the Year for Madison County.
The Huntsville Eagles host the Berryville Bobcats (1-6, 0-4) at Eagle Stadium tonight. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m.
Billy Carl Mitchell Sr., 94, of Huntsville, Ark., died Oct. 12, 2022, at Willard Walker Hospice in Fayetteville, Ark.
Ewellene Seals McConnell, 95, of Huntsville, passed away Friday, Oct. 14.
Lorin Lavoyd “Buddy” Oxford, 76, of Rogers, passed away Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2022, at his home.
I hear from Arkansans every day about issues impacting their lives. During meetings around the state and in the nation’s capital, as well as through phone calls, emails and letters to my offices, the people of Arkansas voice their opinions and questions about federal policy to my staff and me regularly. This engagement is necessary to best represent The Natural State and advance the priorities we share. Recent outreach we’ve received represents just some of the issues on your minds.
County shouldn’t use ARPA funds for jail Dear Editor: If the Madison County Quorum Court plans to use American Rescue Plan Act money to build a jail, that may be a big problem for Madison …
If you attended last week’s political forum and debates, you get a special thank you from The Record. The community room at Carroll Electric was full as candidates answered a number of questions on a wide variety of topics.
Junior quarterback Dizzy Dean threw four touchdown passes and classmate Da’Shawn Chairs ran for three touchdowns as the Elkins Elks blasted Green Forest 56-0 in 4A-1 Conference football on Friday.
Huntsville High School Senior Emily Smith lives and breathes volleyball. As right side hitter for the Lady Eagles Varsity Volleyball team, she is versatile playing both offense and defense. Off of the court, you can find her delving into her favorite books, writing, and taking college courses.
Huntsville’s Averie Dunn claimed the individual title Saturday, while the Kingston girls won the team title at the Huntsville Eagles Invitational Cross Country meet in Mitchusson Park.