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Huntsville Eagles Players of the Week September 19 edition. Huntsville vs. Clinton

Many folks may not realize it, but a functioning local newspaper represents a vital part of the “American Dream,” and I feel privileged to work in that capacity.

The new Madison County jail construction progresses largely on schedule and with optimism among the community, yet timing plays a role, according to County Judge Larry Garrett.

An Arkansas Department of Agriculture proposed regulation has opened the door to the possible lifting of a moratorium of liquid animal waste permits in the Buffalo National River Watershed and proposed less strict public notifications of those permits. 

Craig Edwin Weuste, 61, of Fayetteville; died Sunday, Aug. 4, 2024, at Washington Regional Medical Center in Fayetteville. 

Diana Secrest (Cain) Reynolds, 74, of Springdale passed away Sunday, Sept. 1, 2024, at her home. 

J.W. McLendon Jr., 89, passed away on Sept. 3, 2024, in Tulsa, Okla.

Global trade is the lifeblood of economic health and expansion, helping ensure commodities and products do not sit idle or worse, perish, due to a lack of demand in our own backyards.

A legislative committee has signed off on stronger penalties against pharmacy benefit managers that fail to reimburse local drug stores according to rates established in state law.

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Both Huntsville and Kingston teams competed at the Shiloh Christian Invitational cross country meet Saturday.

Huntsville golfers enjoyed two productive outings on the green last week and both the boys and girls squads placed first in Monday’s home meet.

Huntsville senior middle blocker Lakelynn Greenfield discovered victory through faith during the physical challenge of overcoming, not one, but two torn ACL injuries as she returned to volleyball.

Coming off a bye week Huntsville’s football team had time for injuries to mend and is more physically sound this week going into Friday’s nonconference home game against Clinton.

Elkins (2-0) stayed unbeaten by posting a 51-0 blowout of Dardanelle in nonconference football Friday.

The Huntsville School Board and District are moving forward with a strenuous search schedule for the next superintendent, according to a discussion with Kieth Williams, consultant for McPherson and Jacobson LLC.

Proposed changes in federal regulations for Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) agency rules could seriously complicate operation of small town and rural fire departments.

St. Paul – Every year since he’s worked as a teacher in St. Paul, Dr. Billy Gregory has had at least some of his classes interview a veteran to gain perspective on military service.

A handful of major projects are still moving forward, the Huntsville School Board learned during its September 3 regular meeting. Several board decisions that night moved some projects even further.

Trio Hermanitas Alvarez performed during Huntsville’s Fiesta Latina event this past Saturday, Sept. 7.

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