Ash Flat City Council met Monday, July 14 at city hall at 6 p.m. Mayor Larry Fowler called the meeting to order with five of six council members present, along with Recorder/Treasurer (R/T) Charlotte Goodwin.
Salem VFW Auxillary Patriotic Contest: • Youth – Billie Boone • Junior – Mallie Gibson • Adult – Carrie McIntosh Diana Wilson Memorial Award •… Login to continue reading Login…
After 24 years on the bench in the 16th Judicial District, Division 4, the Honorable Judge Tim Weaver will hear his last case wearing the robe on Dec. 31, 2026. The 16th Judicial District, Division 4 covers Fulton, Izard, Cleburne, Independence and Stone Counties.
Elaine BrownReporterebrown@cherryroad.com Hardy’s City Council met Monday, July 14 at 6 p.m. at the Old Hardy Gym. Mayor Ethan Barnes called the meeting to order… Login to continue reading Login…
In Fulton County Circuit Court on Monday, July 21, William Flint McCullough, 45, made his first appearance with defense attorney Gray Dellinger where he pleaded not guilty and waived formal arraignment in the case against him for alleged child sex crimes.
When it comes to rural volunteer fire departments, getting young talent to answer the call to be of service is a need. When the call is answered, it’s a blessing.
TNT Gymnastics Academy is excited to host its inaugural Rising Stars Golf Invitational Fundraiser on Saturday, June 14, at Turkey Mountain Golf Course in Horseshoe Bend. This unique 2-person scramble—featuring one adult and one youth (18 & under) aims to raise funds for the TNT Competition Team’s first-ever international meet.
Vincent MarshallEditorvmarshall@cherryroad.com Mother Nature refused to let up during Memorial Day Weekend this year as rainfall canceled a majority of the major activities scheduled for… Login to continue reading Login…
The Cherokee Village Suburban Improvement District came to a unanimous decision for the approval to deed over three fire houses located at Onaga, Waketa and Baseheart to the City of Cherokee Village for $1 each. During a joint meeting between the two entities on May 5, the CV City Council agreed to pay the warranty deeds and preparation, recordings and title insurance costs to get a deal done.
An ongoing issue was raised once again during the Cherokee Village City Council meeting on Thursday, May 15 regarding the CV Animal Control facility.