The Huntsville Planning Commission received a petition to rezone the property at 12582 U.S. 412 from I-2 to Dual Use from Nelson Villalobos, proprietor of Ozark Premier Buildings.
The Huntsville Water Utilities Commission listened to a report from Executive Director Sean Davis, explaining findings in the 2024 audit. Davis fielded questions from the commission regarding those findings during the August meeting. He said he contacted the state, asking for clarification and found out that he had made an error in how coding was done for some project expenditures.
The City of Huntsville has entered into a new partnership with Best Friends Animal Society, Mayor Travis Dotson announced at the Sept. 8 city council meeting.
Former Madison County Sheriff’s Office Captain Robert Boyd was arrested Thursday in Washington County and charged with possession of 4.3 grams of methamphetamine, a class C felony.
A race for State Senate District 28 held by Bryan King (R-Green Forest) appears to be shaping up for the March primary after Bobby Ballinger of St. Paul announced on Sept. 10 he would run for the office.
Huntsville senior Emaline Henry was crowned the 2025 Homecoming Queen Friday night. Emaline is the daughter of Jared and Jennifer Henry. She was escorted by her father. See more photos of this …
The Madison County Water Facilities Board discussed preconstruction plans with Tim Mayes of Engineering Services Inc. (ESI) for the Holman Creek bridge project at its regular meeting on Sept. 9.
Huntsville conducted its City Wide Clean Up from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, drawing support from local businesses through sponsorships and students getting involved.
Nelson Villalobos, proprietor of Ozark Premier Buildings, avoided a potential hiccup in relocating his business to Huntsville with the assistance of the city’s Planning Commission at its Ad Hoc meetings on Aug. 27 and Sept. 3.
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission confirmed that Vernon Patton, 72, of Ozark, died on Sunday after suffering severe wounds when he was mauled by a yearling 70-pound black bear the afternoon of Sept. 3 around 2 p.m.
Haley Cartmell has always had a love for flowers, antiques and home decor. That passion blossomed into something bigger when she opened Vintage Blooms, a new flower and gift shop located at 479 N. Parrott Drive.
ST. PAUL – Ron Barnhart was appointed to the St. Paul Town Council with an unanimous vote during the council’s Sept. 9 meeting.
The anticipated opening of the new Madison County Sheriff’s Office and Jail still has a few hurdles to clear.
During Monday’s Madison County Quorum Court meeting, Madison County Sheriff Ronnie Boyd expressed frustration with Huntsville Fire Chief Kevin Shinn’s departmental report before Huntsville’s City Council last regular meeting.
St. Paul Pioneer Days King Sam Judd tips his hat to parade viewers as he and his wife, Marilyn, who was named Queen, ride in style with the top down in a classic Chevrolet Camaro convertible driven …
The Arkansas Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists awarded the Robert S. McCord Freedom Of Information Act award to Ellen Kreth and Shannon Hahn of the Madison County Record for its coverage of the potential homicide investigation into the death of Taylor Barksdale.
A single vehicle accident claimed the lives of a 36-year-old Springdale woman and a minor passenger on Aug. 31 on State Highway 45 and County Road 8300.
Huntsville Police Chief Josh Herring awoke the morning of Sept. 3 concerned that with fog setting in limiting visibility could potentially cause problems with traffic flow on U.S. 412 in front of Lew Thompson & Son Trucking LLC with a funeral being held there for its founder.
The Madison County Planning Board finalized its proposed draft zoning ordinance to forward to the quorum court during its regular meeting on Sept. 3.
The Huntsville City Planning Commission approved the Highland Park Subdivision final plat, tabled a residential building permit application until a later Ad Hoc meeting and set dates for the city’s fall clean up during its regular meeting on Aug. 25.