Marshall News

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.

I hope everyone had a wonderful Easter. All the churches were full and we know that creates an awful lot of positive energy.

Fallout from the faltering national economy is threatening the survival of a small-town arts center with a big impact on Searcy County.

The Cotter Warriors literally walked to a 20-2 season-opening victory over the Marshall Bobcats Tuesday in baseball action at Marshall.

In each regular session, the Legislature is allowed to refer up to three constitutional amendments to Arkansas voters.

Last summer, wide receiver Marlon Anthony was willing to listen to what the big schools had to say.

Many feeder lines have been restored. Work continues. From Petit Jean Electric at Clinton, Arkansas: Outage update Sunday February 1st 2009.

Here's the latest update Monday from Petit Jean Electric Coop. Corporation on storm-related power outages: --Power was restored to around 200 to 250 members Sunday, leaving the number without power at around ...

The Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission announces it has scheduled two formal disciplinary hearings for court judges.

More than 100,000 Arkansans are without power. The people in Marshall are included in that number.

An informational meeting will be conducted 6 p.m. Monday at the Searcy County Department of Human Services Office, 120 School Street in Marshall, to answer questions for potential foster and adoptive parents.

The Yellville-Summit Panthers raced out to a 22-12 lead after a quarter and never looked back in posting a 72-36 pasting of the Marshall Bobcats Friday at Panther Gym.

The Mountain Home Junior Lady Bombers outscored the Valley Springs Junior Lady Tigers 38-8 in the final three quarters to collect a 43-14 victory Monday at Tiger Lair.

The Mountain Home Junior Bombers raced out to a 12-2 lead after a quarter and were never threatened in a 39-27 win over the Valley Springs Junior Tigers Monday night at Tiger Lair.

Bail Bond Brokers Inc. - owned by Darlene Hilligoss, Terry Riggs and Keith Riggs - has opened at 108 E. Main St.

The Searcy County Quorum Court set 2009 property tax rates for taxing units in the county during its meeting Monday night.