Arson may be the cause of a barn that burned Monday night within the Huntsville City limits, and while firefighters were engaged, a second fire materialized.
Huntsville Eagles Players of the Week: October 17 edition. Huntsville vs. Gravette
Elkins Elks Players of the Week: October 17 edition. Elkins vs. Lincoln
As a kid, I always wanted to be outside. I especially enjoyed fishing and riding my bike around Fort Smith with my friends.
A subcommittee of legislators is close to finishing its year-long study of Arkansas gun laws.
It’s hard to miss the irony. In the last week of September Madison County Judge Larry Garrett issued a burn ban, but a week later “controlled burnouts” thrilled the throng gathered along War Eagle Avenue to shoot video and photograph muscle cars and pickups roasting their tires at the conclusion of the 17th annual “Cruz’n the Square” event.
Huntsville pushed Gravette to the limit, before dropping a 5-set volleyball match, 25-22, 13-25, 14-25, 25-21, 15-8, on Oct. 1.
A metal sculpture was created with the late Wes Fowler’s favorite quote, “Keeping the dream alive,” a theme borrowed from Gwen and Chub Elwell whom he and his partners purchased Oakridge Golf Course from.
Elkins improved its 4A-1 Conference record to 2-0 with a resounding 55-6 victory over Berryville on Friday.
Huntsville’s cross country teams competed with good results over the weekend.
Kingston senior Lauren Fancher made par four times on the front nine and shot a 91 to win the Class 1A State girls golf championship on Oct. 2.
Huntsville played better offensively than many predicted, but couldn’t find the end zone and lost 45-0 to Prairie Grove on Friday.
Saturday’s 17th annual “Cruz’n the Square” event brought people and vehicles together to serve a good cause.
ST. PAUL – Ron Springston has been a part of St. Paul’s history for most of his life. He graduated from St. Paul schools and while he lived in Dallas for about a decade, he brought his …
For a second year in a row, the Huntsville School District reached more than 70 percent of its student body qualifying for free and reduced lunch, the Huntsville School Board learned during the Oct. 1 board meeting.
Consultants working with the Huntsville School District to find a new superintendent met with about 70 people total during their most recent visit, the Huntsville School Board learned during its Oct. 1 board meeting.
As of Oct. 1, the Marshallese residing in Arkansas can gain access to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Transitional Employment Assistance (TEA) benefits if they qualify for the programs.
CB fans tune in. “Breaker, breaker 9-1-1, this is the Rubber Duck and we’re organizing a fundraiser.”
At a special meeting Thursday, Oct. 3, the Huntsville City Council authorized Mayor Travis Dotson to apply for a Rural Services Block Grant on behalf of the Huntsville Fire Department.
