Ash Flat News

Photo/Tammy Curtis A local veteran sits in silence during the recent Veterans Day service at the America Veterans Memorial.

Share + Nov 21, 2009 7:58 pm US/Eastern ASH FLAT, Ark. An attorney says he has been negotiating the possible surrender of a fugitive developer who allegedly walked away with thousands of dollars from investors in a northern Arkansas project.

Holt is the oldest living agriculture student, said Dr. David Agnew, associate professor of agricultural education.

District court for Baxter County was held Nov. 2-5, 2009, before Judge Van Gearhart.

Miss Dolly, a 7-month-old, 73-pound, 19-inch-high dwarf horse wearing a blinking tiara visited the residents of Elmcroft Tuesday.

Cherokee Village City Hall was the site of the Advertising and Promotions venture meeting Oct.

Photo/Tammy Curtis Thomas "Magnum" Windsor poses with his gold boots trophy he proudly won for the Ash Flat Fire Department at the White County Firefighter Challenge Oct.

Throughout the recent economic downturn it is important to notice area businesses that have survived generations of economic roller coaster rides and remained in business.

Photo/Tammy Curtis A local child looks less than thrilled after receiving her flu vaccination Nov.

Authorities say one person died in the crash of a single-engine airplane in Fulton County.

A single engine plane crashed in Fulton County Friday afternoon. It happened 1.5 miles south of Highway 62 between Salem and Ash Flat.

Veterans Day, Nov. 11th, was created as a day to honor all veterans of the American Armed Forces.

Mr. Steve Morrow and Mrs. Clare Morrow of Mtn. Home, AR, announce the engagement of their daughter, Angela Morrow to Brian Bailey, son of Wayne Bailey and Brenda Bailey of Bergman, AR.

Whether or not to increase water or sewer rates in Ash Flat was the main topic of discussion at the monthly meeting of Ash Flat City Council Oct.

Donovan who had lighter fluid poured on him and was set on fire has recovered and is waiting to join his new family in New Hampshire soon! The next two Wednesdays, October 28th and November 4th, SPARE is staging a "FILL THE TRUCK" EVENT for shelter animals in the Ozarka College parking lot from 9 a.m. to noon, both days.

Photo by Clover Birdsell Bulldozers at the IESI landfill in Ash Flat remove red dirt from what will be the foundation of its third landfill cell.

Stacy Horton, Ash Flat fire chief, and Adam Bates, a fireman for the department visited area daycares Oct.

Photo/ Tammy Curtis David and Barbara Jennings, owners of the Ash Flat Pharmacy for over 40 years stand with their faithful pharmacy technicians Sarah Puerta and Ann Kring.

Fifteen organizations from throughout the state were presented Arkansas Governor's Quality Awards Monday evening.

A series of commercial burglaries in the Sharp County area has been solved by the Sharp County Police Department.