The Huntsville Water Utilities Water & Sewer Commission voted to offer $10,000 for the purchase of Rural Water Line 1650 on Harmony Road at its Thursday meeting.
The Huntsville School Board voted unanimously to terminate the employment of Huntsville High School math teacher Josh Hall after a recommendation from Interim Superintendent Bryan Law.
Images of a sailor standing on the flight deck of a World War II aircraft carrier vigorously waving an arm to signal the launch of a plane impress Americans.
The City of Huntsville has been named a “Trendsetter City” by Arkansas Business, a Little Rock publication covering business, real estate and politics.
The original pool of candidates was 19 applications, which was narrowed down to the four who were interviewed in person. Part of the application process required candidates to answer how they fit the board’s five criteria for a superintendent.
Madison County and both the St. Paul and Hindsville rural volunteer fire departments received grants from the Arkansas Economic Development Commission’s (AEDC) Division of Rural Services on Dec. 11.
A Feb. 11 court date has been set for Samuel Oliver Simmons, the man accused in a double homicide and attempted killing of a third person in Madison County in May of 2021.
The potential acquisition by the City of Huntsville of a rural water line on Harmony Road remains in negotiation.
The City of Huntsville seeks to fill two vacancies on the city council and asking interested citizens to apply.
Two staff writers from The Madison County Record were recognized by the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) for promoting education, historical preservation and patriotism.
Honoring veterans with the pending retirement of Veterans Services Officer (VSO Jim Dickinson took preeminence at Monday’s Madison County Quorum Court meeting.
ST. PAUL — Two issues from last month’s meeting were continued during the Dec. 10 regular St. Paul Town Council meeting.
The city’s long-awaited new fire truck showed up just in time for a Dec. 14 Christmas parade.
Huntsville City Council voted to sell a 23.57-acre parcel known as the “Industrial Park” to Rick and Cari DeLaughter, of Hindsville, for $290,000 during its Dec. 9 meeting.
After a several months-long search, the Huntsville School Board offered a contract to James “Jay” Chalk, current superintendent at the Clinton School District to become its next superintendent.
Ms. Evan’s second grade class performed in the annual “Christmas Caroling at the Courthouse” on Dec. 11 under the direction of Megan Roach, who teaches K-2 at Watson Primary.
Proponents of wind turbines and wind farms promote financial opportunity, property rights and exploring social justice and environmental justice as benefits of the industry.
The Huntsville School District is a step closer to having a new baseball/softball practice facility after the Huntsville School Board approved the plans at its regular December meeting.
Madison County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Director Keith Edmonds went over his wish list during a county budget committee meeting on Nov. 20.
A flurry of bills was introduced in the state senate by State Senator Bryan King (R-Green Forest) and one in the house by State Representative Chad Puryear (R-Hindsville).