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Hasty, Arkansas, with its origins steeped in the early 20th century, stands as a proud testament to the indomitable American spirit. Established in 1926 as a postal town within the embrace of the Ozark Mountains, Hasty has evolved from a mere point on the map to a symbol of community and perseverance. Its strategic location on Arkansas Highway 123 facilitated regional development, while its post office became a pivotal hub for local communication, binding the residents together through decades of change.

HARRISON, Ark. (KY3) - During a special meeting Tuesday night, the Harrison City Council voted to remove a moratorium against crypto mining data centers. The vote comes after a large city-wide opposition to a proposed crypto-mining facility. Several months ago, the city passed the moratorium against data centers because they thought it would bring added protection, but they have learned from the federal level that it makes them more of a target.

Photo from Unsplash and unrelated to the city. For most people, it is a constant necessity of life to manage gas prices. The national average price for a gallon of regular-grade gas on Wednesday is $3.246, a week ago the price is $3.281 , according to AAA.

Nestled in the Ozark Mountains of northern Arkansas, Lead Hill's legacy is a testament to the American Gold Rush era. Established in the mid-19th century, the town was named after a mining venture and became a beacon of opportunity during a nationwide surge of gold fever. The discovery of gold in the surrounding area led to a local rush, marking the town's economy and growth with small smelters and an influx of various professionals hoping for prosperity.

In the quaint town of Harrison, Arkansas, the Lyric Theater emerges as a beacon of history and culture. Established in 1929, it was once the first cinema in the region to introduce 'talkies,' creating a new wave of entertainment for the local populace. The theater's walls, adorned with J.W. Zelm's murals, reflect its colorful past, from silent films to the resonant voices of contemporary storytelling.

As the result of an agreement with the Madison County Quorum Court to purchase a new roll-off truck, fees have been increased at the Recycling Transfer Station in Huntsville and a station in Kingston closed in order to make the Solid Waste Department profitable. Even though County Judge Larry Garrett said he would like to find a way to re-open the Kingston station, he expects the station to close permanently on Saturday.

Congratulations to Lila Hartness, she hit 1,000 points in her high school basketball career Monday night. This item is available in full to subscribers. To continue reading, you will need to either log in to your subscriber account, or purchase a new subscription. If you are a current print subscriber,...

Editor’s note: This is the first of two articles about the challenges of maintaining and preserving the more than 94,000 acres in the Buffalo National River system. The Buffalo National River, an anchor of Arkansas’ tourism industry, is sharing in a dramatic rise in tourism that is sweeping the Natural State. Visitors to the state in 2022 spent $1 billion more than in 2019, before the pandemic, and dollars spent on lodging increased 23%.

This article presents a tour of three contemporary American cuisine establishments in Harrison. Have you had the chance to experience any of them yet? If you have, we invite you to share your thoughts and experiences in the comments section below.

The Green Forest Public Library in Arkansas is hiring a full-time Library Director. The job requires a Bachelor's degree, excellent communication and managerial skills, public interaction experience, and proficiency in computer use. Knowledge of Spanish and previous library experience are a plus.

Nestled within the Ozark Mountains lies Harriet, AR, a community that embodies the historical richness of Searcy County. Named in honor of legal pioneer Judge Richard Searcy, the county presents a landscape interwoven with the narratives of Native American tribes and early American settlers. The historical significance of Harriet and its surroundings is palpable, from the pre-Columbian Woodland societies to the impact of policies such as the Dawes Act on indigenous populations. Today, this region stands as a testament to the resilience of its people and the beauty of its natural environment.

The Fort Scott Community College men’s basketball team traveled to Harrison, Ark., Nov. 17-18. The Hound men have tied the best start in program history with an 8-2 record. FSCC is currently leading the country in total points with 893. The Hounds are on pace to break the all-time records for points per game (89.3); field goal percentage (50.9%) and rebounds per game (43.4.) FSCC is 7-0 at home this season.

At the heart of a vibrant town lies the Historic Kingston Square, an emblem of tradition and camaraderie that harkens back to the 19th century. Renowned as Ontario's oldest market since its establishment in 1801, Kingston Square has been the center of community life, witnessing significant events such as the proclamation of the Constitutional Act by Lieutenant Governor Sir John Graves Simcoe in 1792. Despite the emergence of modern-day stores and stringent health regulations, the square has preserved its role as an essential trading post, undergoing a major revitalization from 2005 to 2007 which introduced features like an outdoor skating rink and small amphitheaters while maintaining its historical character.

Marshall, Arkansas, is not only a gateway to the natural splendors of the Ozarks but also a guardian of deep historical roots, epitomized by the Historic Searcy County Jail. This formidable structure, constructed in 1894 from local sandstone, resonates with the tales of bygone eras. Now a museum listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it invites visitors to traverse the annals of time from Wednesday to Saturday, with the warm embrace of free admission.

The trial of a man accused of a triple homicide in Madison County has been delayed due to the discovery of a potential murder weapon. The accused, arrested two years ago, allegedly abducted a child and murdered three family members.

In the heart of the Ozarks, the town of Gilbert, AR, with its minuscule population of just 33, proudly claims the title of 'America's Smallest Town.' Nestled in Searcy County's tranquil landscapes, Gilbert's charm emanates from its rich history and the tight-knit community fabric that dates back to the early 1900s. The remnants of the Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad and the once-bustling timber industries have left a legacy that today contributes to the town's enchanting character and resilience.

In the heart of Arkansas, the Bergman School District serves as a shining example of educational excellence, celebrating a high graduation rate of 90-94% and outstanding student performance. Bergman High School, with its top 30% ranking in overall test scores across the state, emphasizes the district's commitment to academic achievement. Despite facing challenges in math, the school's reading proficiency soars above the state average, showcasing the district's strengths and its students' capabilities.

Arkansas is a state in the central south of the United States. In the southwest, Louisiana and Texas are next to it, and in the north, Missouri is next to it. In the east, Tennessee is next, and in the south, Mississippi is next. More than 3 million people live in Arkansas, making it the 29th most popular state in the US. Little Rock is the state capital.

Dive into the controversial annual tradition of the Yellville Turkey Drop. Witness a live turkey being dropped from a plane, the ensuing chase, and the popular national wild turkey calling contest. Get a glimpse of this unique festival from 1983.

Nestled in the heart of Northeast Michigan, the town of Alpena proudly displays a striking mural that encapsulates the essence of its history and community spirit. As part of the Fresh Waves initiative by the Alpena Downtown Development Authority (DDA), the mural has transformed a simple downtown wall into a canvas that narrates the town’s journey through art. Talented artists like Tim Nijenhuis and Steffi Tsai have merged their creative forces to depict Alpena’s agricultural roots and the natural beauty that defines the region, creating an immersive experience for all who encounter it.