Fighting spirit Boxers converge in Hot Springs for tournament
The more than 350 boxers from across the nation who converged in Hot Springs this week for a championship tournament learned more than just how to land a punch…
Stories by Mara Kuhn
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Third Women Build event set for May
Garland County women can break through the stereotype of male-only construction crews next month by helping Garland County Habitat for Humanity build two homes.
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Phone records, demeanor keys to jury's decision
An FBI agent's testimony on cellphone usage and the demeanor of the defendant, Kevin Duck, played significant roles in finding him guilty of first-degree murde…
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B&B race to be held in Amity
The Beer & Bagel Off-Road Race Series is moving from northwest Arkansas to Amity for its 2017 race.
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Human Trafficking Task Force discusses how to identify victims
Human trafficking is a problem that affects every community, including Hot Springs, according to the chairwoman of the Human Trafficking Task Force of Garland …
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Hawg's sees outpouring of support, feeds hundreds
Hawg's Pizza saw an outpouring of community support on Christmas Day as the restaurant, its employees and volunteers fed more than 450 people for free, Cindy B…
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Businesses to provide Christmas Day meals
Two local businesses are volunteering their time and resources to make sure no one goes hungry on Christmas Day.
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AT hiker completes thru-hike
A Lake Hamilton High School graduate completed the journey of a lifetime last month, thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail.
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Food insecurity: One fifth of Garland County residents experience hunger
Arkansas is ranked No. 1 in the nation for senior hunger, and one in four children in the state do not get enough to eat, according to the Arkansas Hunger Reli…
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Spa Running Festival set for Saturday
Saturday's annual Spa Running Festival has drawn participants from across the United States, including Alaska, the race director said this week.
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Finding faith in God through counseling
Anxiety is the most common mental illness diagnosed in the United States, according to Dr. Katharine Hurst, of Hot Springs, who practices with Chenal Family Pr…
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Seven things to do to help with anxiety
Dr. Katharine Hurst, of Hot Springs, who practices with Chenal Family Practice of Little Rock, offers seven steps to help prevent and calm anxiety attacks:
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Biking event benefits Multiple Sclerosis Society
Cycling enthusiasts are peddling for a good cause this month as they raise money and awareness for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society with the Bike MS: Ro…
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Therapy dogs bring smiles to faces
In conjunction with National Dog Day, Village Springs Health and Rehabilitation held a "professional dog show" featuring area pet therapy dogs on Friday, with …
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Authorities chase errant black bear
A juvenile black bear led law enforcement officers on a chase through a residential neighborhood near Lake Hamilton on Saturday.
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LH graduate travels Appalachian Trail solo
Lake Hamilton graduate Whitney Clement began the journey of a lifetime on Tuesday, embarking on a more than 2,000-mile trek on the Appalachian Trail.
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Falls Branch/Dam Mountain 10K promotes healthy outdoor living
In the spirit of promoting an active lifestyle outdoors, the upcoming Falls Branch/Dam Mountain 10K gives participants the opportunity to exercise outside and …
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What makes you stronger
Depression affects us on a deeply personal level, and because of that, we tend to shy away from talking about it. There is a stigma associated with it. We do n…
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Safe Haven head uses experience to help others
Ever since Tonya Cockman was a little girl she has had a passion for the homeless, but after sliding down the slippery slope of addiction and pulling her life …
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Spa man makes lifesaving change
People lose weight for a variety of reasons, ranging from health concerns to improving their self esteem, but for Hot Springs police Officer 1st Class Joey Wil…
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HSU Career Fair
Hot Springs police Cpl. Sonia Luzader, public information officer, center, speaks with Henderson State University students Gary Reece, left, of Texarkana, and…
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Hot water
Cindy White, of Malvern, fills bottles at the Hill Wheatley Plaza thermal water jug fountain on Saturday.
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Three-vehicle wreck injures at least 8
At least eight people, including several small children, were injured following a three-vehicle accident in the 5700 block of Highway 270 west of Hot Springs o…
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Sweet job
Beekeepers know the benefits of honeybees and are not afraid to wade through the swarming insects to perpetuate those gifts.
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The silent, invisible crime
Human trafficking is a silent, invisible crime, where most victims do not even know they are victims, Melisa Glenn, chairwoman of the Human Trafficking Task Fo…
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National champions
Former Arkansas basketball players Clint McDaniel, left, and Al Dillard sign autographs during the Razorback Signing Party Saturday at Riser Nissan.
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Missing AFC plane found in Montgomery County
CADDO HILLS A Civil Air Patrol plane located the wreckage of a missing Arkansas Forestry Commission plane in Montgomery County Tuesday evening, and an Arkansa…
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Safe Haven receives donation
Harps Food Stores provided Safe Haven Shelter for Women and Children with a $1,000 check and another $1,000 in gift cards during a presentation on Wednesday. H…
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Christmas party
Lain Rodgers, founder of The Master's Table, helps Jeremiah Harris, 5, of Hot Springs, pick out a toy Saturday during the organization's annual Christmas party.
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Harps donates to NPCC program
National Park Community College and Harps Food Store employees attend a presentation of a $500 donation made by Harps to the college's Christmas for Kids progr…
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Harps gives to Samaritan Ministries
Harps Food Store on Thornton Ferry Road presented $500 in gift cards and a $500 check to Samaritan Ministries on Wednesday.
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Off they go
Sleds are us!
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Garland County Court House Lighting
Garland County Court House Lights
