Huntsville hosted Gentry for a slate of 4A-1 conference games on Jan. 7.
Our nation’s ports, harbors and inland waterways are critical both for transportation and economic growth. They support industries, create jobs and promote commerce.
The timing could not have been better for the good news Arkansas just received.
Before Arkansas’ regular biennial legislative session convened on Monday, the finger pointing had already started.
A professional wrestling card billed as “Diamond Resolutions” kicked off the New Year for the AT & Georgia Mae Smith Activity Center on Jan. 4.
Public safety considerations, expanding housing and economic development were incorporated into the budget and zoning changes to establish a vision for the City of Huntsville’s future.
The combination of prudent drivers, citizens paying heed to travel advisories and road crews diligently working to clear snow and ice from roadways served Madison County well.
As midday approaches one of the biggest concerns in Madison County was spotty power outages with road conditions improving thanks to the efforts of state, county and city road crews.
Snowfall blanketed northwest Arkansas Thursday afternoon creating a beautiful winter landscape, and hazardous driving conditions along with that.
Radio traffic alerted Madison County Sheriff Ronnie Boyd that a violent confrontation was occurring between one of his deputies and a suspect resisting arrest on Dec. 28.
Martha Jeanette Howle, age 68, of Springdale, Ark. passed away Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2024.
Dorothy Mae Comer, 95, of Huntsville received her Heavenly reward on Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2025, at Countryside Assisted Living, Huntsville.
Paul Dean Bonner, 74 of Wesley died Sunday, Dec. 29, 2024, at Washington Regional Medical Center in Fayetteville.
Ramona Lynne Rathjen, 48, of Huntsville; passed away Sunday, Jan. 5, 2025, at Willard Walker Hospice Home, Fayetteville.
Carolyn Jean Brooks, 89, of Rogers, Ark. passed away Dec. 26, 2024.
Wanda June Kimball, 69, of Combs, Ark., died Monday, Dec. 30, 2024, in Fayetteville, Ark.
Congratulations to the Kingston senior girls for taking first place in the Rumble in the Rock Tournament and the senior boys for taking third place.
Endeared to memories from the Charles H. Berry Gymnasium, Nikki Earles Templeton has yet to set foot in the state-of-the-art AT & Georgia Mae Smith Activity Center.
On Jan. 3, the Huntsville Lady Eagles hosted the McDonald County, Mo. Lady Mustangs, sending them home with a 59-51 loss.
Huntsville journeyed to Missouri over the holidays to play in the 70th Neosho Holiday Classic Tournament.