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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Shoplifters identified and restitution made

1 week ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

Occasionally law enforcement may administer grace — in the process of identifying and locating suspects — not everyone called into account for crimes need go to jail.
Cousins completes her first Heptathlon

1 week ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

Posted 5/28/25Isela Cousins’ track and field career at St. Paul culminated with the Arkansas Activities Association Heptathlon at Ramay Junior High in Fayetteville on May 21-22.Cousins accumulated 1819 points to place 67th overall. This item is available in full to subscribers.
County contends with after effects of severe weather

1 week ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

County contends with after effects of severe weatherBy Mark Humphrey, Record EditorPosted 5/28/25Wesley area farmers wrangled with the aftereffects of lightning while storm runoff caused problems in Huntsville and in between two days of storms a structure caught on fire.
Planning board sends moratorium on solar arrays to quorum court

1 week ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

Planning board sends moratorium on solar arrays to quorum courtBy Mark Humphrey, Record EditorPosted 5/28/25The Madison County Planning Board approved a temporary moratorium on the construction of commercial ground mounted solar installations during a special meeting on Tuesday.
Escaped inmate has ties to NWA area

1 week ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

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Eagles host peewee camps for basketball cheerleaders and football

1 week ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

Posted 5/28/25Huntsville hosts several sports camps this spring with a peewee boys basketball camp going on this week. This item is available in full to subscribers.
Storms bring out the best in people

1 week ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

Storms bring out the best in peopleVolunteers cleared roads and helped replace roofsBy Mark Humphrey, Record EditorPosted 5/28/25When mother nature unleashed her fury with hail the night of May 18 and an EF1 tornado on May 19, the community rallied in the aftermath.
Athletes maximize opportunity to represent St. Paul

2 weeks ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

Athletes maximize opportunity to represent St. PaulBy Mark Humphrey, Record EditorPosted 5/21/25In between the Class 1A-2A State Track and Field Meet part one at Gurdon on May 6 and part two at Quitman on May 12, the status of several St. Paul competitors changed. Graduation on May 10 …
State Health Department approves Holman Creek bridge relocation

2 weeks ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

State Health Department approves Holman Creek bridge relocationBy Mark Humphrey, Record EditorPosted 5/21/25The State Department of Health approval of a bridge relocation over Holman Creek on State Highway 74 about 2.5 miles west of Huntsville opened the door for the Madison County Water Facilities to proceed with the project.
Planning board tables solar array project

2 weeks ago | mcrecordonline.com | Mark Humphrey

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