By Mark Humphrey Record Editor Anticipation bubbles at the seams as walls rise on the new Eagles’ Indoor Facility under construction for Huntsville baseball and softball. …
All students in the Huntsville School District will receive free lunches next year after the district received state approval for its free and reduced lunch numbers.
The St. Paul Town Council approved a new residential subdivision and a school fencing variance during its regular meeting on Tuesday.
A trip to the Kingston Post Office turned into multiple tickets and a trip to jail for a Madison County man.
Madison County may soon erect a second structure on the 19 acres purchased for the Madison County Sheriff’s Office and Jail if a proposed purchase of a 30,000 square feet red iron building goes through.
The grand opening of the City of Huntsville’s splash pad can’t come soon enough for children who are anxious to make use of Huntsville’s newest component of its parks and recreation.
Rural communities in Arkansas and across our country have been facing a bleak picture for years. The problems created by declining populations and aging infrastructure were recently compounded by crushing inflation and other challenges that have taken a profound toll, especially on farmers and the agriculture industry.
Tuition will increase at almost all Arkansas universities and colleges in the fall.
When a dog behaves aggressively and bears down on a police officer that puts him in a spot and split-second decisions challenge law enforcement. Police decide in seconds whether to use deadly force or find an alternative in dealing with an aggressive dog and cope with public scrutiny regarding their decision-making.
The first day he walked into the Kingston gym, Patrick Drennan caught a vision for establishing a “Digital Hall of Fame” to commemorate the school’s illustrious athletic history.
Huntsville’s new assistant football coach plans to take the Eagles to the school of “Hard Knox” while imparting a love for them and the game on an individual basis.
Integrating life and football has become a passion for new Huntsville Offensive Coordinator and Associate Head Coach Ronnie Waid.
State District Court Judge Sarah Capp announced her candidacy for the District 3, Division 1 seat on the Arkansas Court of Appeals on May 30.
Faced with a choice between choosing to embrace the faith of the Bible or pursue a career in science, Stephen Brannan chose both.
Kyler McLaughlin never expected a phone call would lead him to Huntsville. But when State Farm contacted him about taking over the agency following the unexpected passing of longtime agent Paul Wiegel, he and his wife, Bryanna, packed up and made the move.
Judge Diane Warren announced her campaign for re-election to the Eighth Division of the 4th Judicial Circuit serving Washington and Madison counties on May 28.
Persistent mechanical problems with a 2023 Chevy truck prompted a vote at its June 10 meeting of the Madison County Water Facilities Board to replace that vehicle.
In loving memory of Captain Sylvester “Dale” DeLaPorte, born Dec. 12, 1958; he passed away peacefully at his home on Saturday, June 7, 2025.
More than 80 girls participated in Huntsville’s Mini Cheerleader camp.
