Marshall News

Nathan Bohannon, 32, of Mountain Home was driving south on U.S. Hwy. 65 toward the Silver Hill area of the Buffalo River Friday night one week ago.

Tuesday, November 10, 2009 News briefs Story date: Nov. 10, 2009 Veterans Day parade Wednesday The Veterans Day parade begins at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Harmon Park on West Main Street.

Agencies seize crack, meth Story date: Oct. 27, 2009 Man allegedly attempts to hide drugs in toilet By Michael Ford crime@couriernews.com A Russellville man and woman were arrested Friday after law enforcement linked them to drugs discovered at two separate residences, according to a report by the Russellville Police Department .

A Henderson area man in is being held on a $250,000 bond related to numerous charges after officials say he attempted to assault his wife with an axe.

It is the life-blood of any community. But in the Searcy County seat of Marshall, their city water supply comes from this mountain spring.

Thomas T. Horton, 90, of Conway, formerly of Marshall, Ark., died Saturday, Sept.

Helen Irene Nix White McFarland, 88 Helen Irene Nix White McFarland, 88, of St.

Not only do both Larry and his wife, Susan, operate their own businesses, they both stay busy on their farm, raising cattle and the grass to feed them.

BULL SHOALS - It will be a homecoming of sorts when performer Andy Tanas comes to the 178 Club at Bull Shoals on Friday.

Little Rock, AR - There is a bit of good news. A new count released Friday found fewer homeless people living in four Central Arkansas counties.

The Baxter county Arkansas sheriff's office is looking for someone who broke into two Big Flat businesses and city hall overnight.

Airdate: June 17th, 2009 After being assigned to look into the death of 16 year-old Janie Ward, special prosecutor Tim Williamson and his team interviewed dozens of witnesses.

A judge has concurred with the findings of a special prosecutor who has concluded that no a oeprobable or reasonable cause exists to believea that anyone killed Olivia Jane Ward, the Marshall teen who died at a party with classmates at a Searcy County cabin nearly 20 years ago.

A circuit judge has found no probable cause to bring a criminal charge in the death of a Marshall teenager who died in 1989.

Norfork recently had its first Dutch-oven cook-off as part of the annual Pioneer Days festival.