During its Dec. 18 regular meeting at the Basham Building, the Huntsville Water Utilities Commission announced new employees.
A burn ban went into effect for Madison County on Dec. 28 and may remain until rain falls in the county.
The Women’s Leadership Committee from Madison County Farm Bureau was recognized as the Outstanding County Women’s Program award winner for 2025.
New guidelines established authorized domain extensions for higher education as well as state and local government websites went into effect with the passage of House Bill 1951.
Corporal Levi Watkins, a Madison County Sheriff’s Office deputy, has been named the Madison County Officer of the Year by the Attorney General’s Office, the sheriff’s office announced on Dec. 12.
Financial Advisor Derek Witt had just about come to his wit’s end dealing with the ghosts of Christmas past, but the Huntsville Planning Commission handed him a gift.
A lease allowing Carroll Electric to place antennas on the water tank on Phillips Mountain was approved at the regular meeting of the Madison County Water Facilities Board.
A Huntsville man was killed on State Highway 74 in Washington County when his vehicle left the roadway, struck a tree and overturned on Dec. 9.
A Kingston man wanted in Madison County on rape charges since Sept. 26, 2024, was arrested the afternoon of Dec. 17 and booked into the Madison County Holding Facility.
During its ad hoc meeting on Dec. 17, the Huntsville City Planning Commission discussed fire prevention and safety considerations at the Stone Bluff Subdivision, which is under construction on Amanda Place.
Hannah Rider, a Huntsville native, creates custom-made cakes and top-of-the-line desserts that appear to be something else. People find out it’s cake when they take a bite.
The Madison County Record’s Dec. 4 issue marked Fern Dotson’s 20th year of writing a weekly column, “Sew Much Fun,” an endeavor that debuted on Dec. 1, 2005.
Huntsville Police Department recently announced Officer Tristan Seaton’s completion of his K9 certification and introduced its new K9, Siller, a 5-year-old Belgian Malinois.
Christmas came a little bit early for the Madison County Sheriff’s Office K9 Enzo, who recently received a donation of body armor. The sheriff’s office announced on Dec. 9, “Enzo has received a bullet and stab protective vest thanks to a charitable donation from non-profit organization Vested Interest in K9s, Inc.”
The grand opening of Farmers Regional Sale Barn new location in Hindsville was well-attended by community leaders and members on Dec. 14 with an estimated 1,000 people coming and going.
This December Living Water Baptist Church hosted a Live Nativity. Pictured are Donna Evans, Holly Tibbitts, Melanie Sisk, Janet Gosvener, Heidi Fisher, Lance Tibbitts, Butch Kammerzell, Lonnie …
Recent public meetings conducted by the Madison County Planning Board generated mixed results — taking considerable feedback on Dec. 5 and attracting no public comment on Dec. 10.
The Huntsville Planning Commission tabled two separate requests for zoning changes at its Dec. 10 meeting until applicants could furnish proof of publication.
State Senator Bryan King (R-Green Forest) addressed the Madison County Quorum Court on Monday at its regular meeting advocating his proposal to restore a means for the Arkansas State Legislature to fund one-time projects to help offset the cost of inflation.
The St. Paul Town Council approved the town’s 2026 budget during its December 9 meeting. The budget predicts $83,600 in income and $79,100 in expenses, leaving about $4,500 for unknown expenses.