The Madison County Library Board met Monday at the Madison County Library in Huntsville in regular session.
The Huntsville Planning Commission on Monday night tabled approval of site plans for the new 148-bed Madison County Sheriff’s Office and Jail until February. Also during the first meeting of 2024, the panel selected its slate of officers for the year.
Residents of Huntsville and Madison County are asked to participate in an online survey that city officials say will impact the future of this area.
Jason F. Tennant, President and Chief Lending Officer, CS Bank, is pleased to announce the promotion of Mickey Belle Shields-Manley to the position of Assistant Vice President / Marketing Director for the locally-owned and operated bank.
The Huntsville Water and Sewer Commission on Thursday selected Crossland Heavy Construction Co. to serve as the Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) overseeing the $32.6 million expansion of the city’s wastewater treatment facility, which is expected to begin construction later this year.
In its first regular meeting of 2024 — delayed from Jan. 16, a state holiday, to Jan. 18 due to inclement weather — the Madison County Quorum Court passed an appropriation ordinance amending the 2023 budget and adopted two resolutions pertaining to the replacement of two bridges in the county.
Current and future facility needs were the primary focus for the Huntsville School Board during a work session Jan. 22.
A Huntsville family is asking for aid of any kind following a fire that destroyed their home early Tuesday morning.
Jason Tennant, president and chief lending officer of CS Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of Matt Cleaver to Senior Vice President / Madison County Market President and appointed to CS Bank’s Advisory Board of Directors.
Most Huntsville residents are aware that firefighting is the primary mission of the Huntsville Fire Department, but it is not the only situation for which personnel are trained.
The City of Huntsville issued 12 building permits totaling $1.3 million in November and December and the first two weeks of January.
Madison County citizens can expect better and faster service in the event of a medical crisis with the long-awaited addition of a third ambulance crew to the Madison County Emergency Medical Service (EMS).
For the first time in decades, if not ever, the Huntsville School District will host a state tournament, officials learned last week.
About 3.5 inches of snow fell on Madison County over the weekend, beginning around 1 p.m. and ending sometime after 8 p.m. on Sunday, leaving streets and roads coated with a mixture of snow and impacted ice. The Arkansas Department of Transportation and City of Huntsville deployed snow plows and salt trucks to keep roads clear, though Madison County reported issues with fuel freezing in its road graders.
The following violations were found at local businesses by the Arkansas Department of Health during the months of December:
At least three inches of snow fell on Madison County beginning around 1 p.m. and ending sometime after 8 p.m. on Sunday, leaving city streets coated. Arkansas Department of Transportation blade and de-icing trucks were seen on Huntsville streets but as of 8 a.m. Monday there was little traffic on thoroughly coated roadways.
Madison County Sheriff Ronnie Boyd advised motorists to use caution on little-traveled roads as snow continued to fall around 11:20 a.m. Friday.
An Elkins woman was arrested Thursday night at a Madison County residence when the Madison County Sheriff’s Office served a search warrant issued by the Washington County Sheriff’s Office at the home.
The Elkins City Council adopted a resolution approving the 2024 city budget during a regularly scheduled council meeting on Dec. 21.
A Witter man was arrested by Madison County Sheriff’s deputies after he brandished a hammer at them, Sheriff Ronnie Boyd said.