Nashville News Leader
Unexpected costs delay purchase of accounting software for Tollette
TOLLETTE - Unexpected costs are delaying a controversial purchase of software by the town of Tollette, the town's council heard at their regular monthly...
Poblano’s owner to take over El Portrero building
MINERAL SPRINGS - Following the recent closure of a Mineral Springs restaurant, El Potrero, a local and well-known restaurant will fill the newly open...
Theft suspect accused of failing to appear back in jail
NASHVILLE - A man who had previously been arrested for theft by receiving is back in the Howard County jail after nearly a year...
County to see one contested race in September school board elections
NASHVILLE - Howard County will see one contested school board race in the upcoming election cycle.
At the close of the filing period Tuesday, the...
Local TV station to end broadcasts in September
NASHVILLE - After 25 years of operation, local television station KJEP will be closing.
According to board president Mark Cassady, two main developments have factored...
Mrs. Shirley Cheatham, 57, passed away on Tuesday, July 7, 2015
Mrs. Shirley Cheatham, 57, of Mineral Springs, Arkansas, passed away on Tuesday, July 7, 2015 in Little Rock, Arkansas. She was born on October...
Summer reading programs launch
The Howard County Library is hosting their Summer reading program this month at their four regional branches.
The “Every Hero Has a Story” program will...
Bond issuance approved by rural water board members
NASHVILLE - The Nashville Rural Water Public Authority held a public meeting Tuesday afternoon to authorize a revenue bond worth $2.51 million that will...
Mineral Springs sees drop in all municipal funds
MINERAL SPRINGS - Money spent, money to be spent, and money that may not have to be spent was the major focus of the...
Latest officer to join MSPD hopes to win hearts, minds
MINERAL SPRINGS - A new member has joined the Mineral Springs police force, and he is out to win the hearts and minds of...
