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Huntsville Junior Eagles and Junior Lady Eagles both finished second in last week’s Charles H. Berry and Jim Stafford Invitational Junior High Basketball Tournament.

The Huntsville Economic Development and Tourism Commission last week heard about plans for the Huntsville Chamber of Commerce during 2023.

The Elkins City Council met for its first regular monthly meeting last week and heard department reports and discussed the possible purchase of iPads for council members.

An Elkins man died Saturday in a one-vehicle accident on Highway 72 in Benton County, according to the Arkansas State Police.

Americans have long called on Washington to cut inefficiencies in federal programs and modernize them for the 21st century. Yet rarely, are those calls heard on Capitol Hill.

Huntsville High School junior Leah Daugherty next week will be in New York City as part of the Honors Performance Series Honors Treble Choir. A total of 500 students from around the United States were selected for the program.

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An investigation by the U.S. Supreme Court has failed to identify who leaked a draft court decision that signaled the overturning of Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 ruling the legalized abortion at the federal level. 

The Madison County Quorum Court on Jan. 17 heard from a number of departmental leaders during its first meeting of the year.

Huntsville Water Department Manager Sean Davis presented a list of long-term projects to the Huntsville Water and Sewer Commission at the group’s first meeting of the new year, including repairs or replacement of existing water and sewer lines in the city and the expansion of the wastewater treatment plant.

Huntsville School Board appointed a new member to its ranks during a special board meeting Monday night. Steve Brannan, who had served on the board for 13 years, was appointed to fill Zone 2’s spot, which was left vacant by Duane Glenn, who resigned earlier this month. 

The Madison County Quorum Court – with seven new justices of the peace – last week voted to purchase land for a jail. The property owned by Kay Coger a few years ago was listed at $1.25 million, but was offered to the county for $700,000.

Madison County awoke to a blanket of snow and widespread power outages on Wednesday.

    The anticipated snowfall began to turn Madison County white Tuesday afternoon, with roads beginning to get slick.

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