The Madison County Record (Huntsville, AR)

The Madison County Record, situated at 201 Church Street in Huntsville, Arkansas, has been serving the community with local news since its establishment in 1879. As one of the largest weekly newspapers in the state, it has received numerous accolades from the Arkansas Press Association for its outstanding reporting on news, sports, photography, columns, special features, advertising, and overall quality. This publication is the primary and reliable source for hard news, educational updates, social events, law enforcement information, business news, and local sports, all focused on Madison County. Over the past nine years, The Record has proudly secured 57 editorial awards from the Arkansas Press Association. Additionally, it was recognized with the prestigious Star Award from the Huntsville Area Chamber of Commerce in 2013, acknowledging its commitment to local business and community coverage. We believe that our advertisers' success is intertwined with our own.

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Podoll charged with attempted murder in shooting incident

2 days ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

Podoll charged with attempted murder in shooting incidentCounty policy manual under review, no interruption expected for EMS serviceby Mark Humphrey, Record EditorPosted 4/23/25A former Madison County Emergency Medical Services employee faces Second Degree Attempted Murder and other charges in connection with a shooting incident in the Forum area on April 17.
Bryant graduates from Law Enforcement Academy

2 days ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

Bryant graduates from Law Enforcement Academyby Mark Humphrey, Record EditorPosted 4/23/25Madison County Sheriff’s Deputy Adam Bryant graduated as one of 59 cadets of the Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy earning certification as a law enforcement officer during a ceremony held in Camden on Thursday.
Recognizing airport as ‘Gateway to community’

2 days ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

Recognizing airport as ‘Gateway to community’Mayor works with Airport Commission on ideas to enhance facilityby Mark Humphrey, Record EditorPosted 4/23/25Plans are in the works to upgrade public perception of the Huntsville Municipal Airport as a resource and an asset not only to the community but for those refueling planes.
Rural water sets first rate increase to begin in July

1 week ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

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Sex offenders busted for non-compliance

1 week ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

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Millions Invested, No Operating Budget: Voters to Decide Fate of New County Jail

1 week ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

Millions Invested, No Operating Budget: Voters to Decide Fate of New County JailOpen house May 3, M&O tax on May 13 ballotBy Mark Humphrey, Record EditorPosted 4/16/25More than $12.3 million not counting what county staff has done to prepare utilities has been invested in a jail facility that still needs voter approval to operate.
City to host town hall on County’s proposed jail tax

1 week ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

City to host town hall on County’s proposed jail taxTown hall intended to promote discussion between elected officials and constituentsBy Mark Humphrey, Record EditorPosted 4/16/25Huntsville Mayor Travis Dotson will moderate a town hall for the May 13 special election 1-cent Maintenance & Operation (M&O) tax for the Madison County Sheriff’s Office and Jail.
Board approves changes to baseball and softball fields construction

1 week ago | mcrecordonline.com | Jamie Smith

Posted 4/16/25The Huntsville School Board approved additional funds for the baseball/softball field projects during its April 8 meeting. This item is available in full to subscribers.
State investigates death of woman at Pettigrew home

1 week ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

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Controversial Senate Bill 518 may be dead in the water

2 weeks ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

Controversial Senate Bill 518 may be dead in the waterBy Mark Humphrey, Record EditorPosted 4/9/25Huntsville Mayor Travis Dotson and City Engineer Charlee Presley worked hard to persuade the state legislature to carefully consider the impact before approving bills that would restrict a city’s ability to regulate floodplains within its jurisdiction.