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CENTERPOINT -- Both Jessieville and Mountain Pine football have been hard at work getting ready for football season as both teams went to Centerpoint's seven-on-seven for the past two Tuesdays coming off the...
The John Percifull Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution recently honored Hot Springs Friends of the Parks and several city Parks and Recreation Department employees for their efforts to preser...
Garland County Habitat for Humanity recently marked the start of construction on its upcoming Women Build 2026 home with a groundbreaking and ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The 100 Yorkshire Drive home of Gerald Chapman, Fontaine Christiansen and Preston Chapman was recently selected as the Garland County Master Gardeners' Residential Yard of the Month for July, according to a...
Garland County does not have enough land to attract an artificial intelligence data center, Cole McCaskill, who was named interim president and CEO of the Hot Springs Metro Partnership last month, said Monday.
Fall is nearing as both the Lake Hamilton Wolves and Lakeside Rams varsity football teams finished their summer competition slates on Tuesday at separate camps, as the Wolves traveled to Pulaski Academy and...
Outdoor writer and photographer Corbet Deary is featured regularly in The Sentinel-Record. Today, Deary takes readers on a journey to Mount Magazine State Park.
With Elevate Hot Springs' summer program in full swing, Executive Director Gina Rockwell met Friday morning with Scott Withers, store manager of Bill's Cash Saver, to accept a donation of assorted chips at t...
Residents of the Quapaw-Prospect Historic District said a home in their neighborhood is being used as an event space in violation of city zoning regulations.
A pair of protests was held in Hot Springs on Friday and Saturday, with demonstrations supporting voting rights and opposing artificial intelligence data centers.
LONDON — Brenda Fricker, who became the first Irish woman to win an Academy Award for her role as Bridget Fagan Brown in the 1989 film "My Left Foot," has died. She was 81.
The Crystal Chimes Chorus invites the public to its "August Game Day" from 1-4 p.m. Monday, Aug. 10, at the Village Church of Christ, 210 Balboa Road in Hot Springs Village.
The Hot Springs Flute Ensemble will present a free concert, directed by Kristin Grant, in the auditorium at the Garland County Library at 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
A woman arrested multiple times during a three-month crime spree in 2025 involving break-ins, thefts and drugs was sentenced to a total of 10 years in prison Tuesday after pleading guilty to many of the char...
Hot Springs is home to several local music artists who help shape the city's culture. Devon Clemmons and Stevie Mae Douglas are two Hot Springs natives contributing to that scene.
Local, state and federal candidates were among the estimated 75 people who attended the grand opening of the Democratic Party of Garland County's new headquarters, 626 Malvern Ave., Thursday evening.
High-performing teachers do not have to sacrifice their personal lives or take on unsustainable workloads to earn recognition, two Arkansas merit pay recipients said Tuesday.
Local and state officials encourage safe food handling to help avoid contracting a parasite that has been partially linked to iceberg lettuce from Mexico.
Hot Springs Breakfast Burrito offers five different burritos, a brown butter banana coffee cake and freshly brewed Red Light Roastery coffee.
Before we go any further, James Boley deserved the honor he was to receive Friday night while still with us and memories were fresh.
World armwrestling champion Monster Michael Todd will be presented with a special Hot Springs Key to the City at the city's semi-monthly board meeting on Tuesday.
Hot Springs Rising is hosting back-to-back nights of protest today and Saturday. The first demonstration is set to defend voting rights and community resources, and the second will be held in opposition of t...
A local woman placed on probation earlier this year from felony drug charges was arrested Wednesday after a loaded gun was allegedly found in her possession following a traffic stop.
A maintenance worker arrested last year for stealing hundreds of pounds of copper, causing $250,000 in damages to a local building, was sentenced to eight years in prison Tuesday after pleading guilty.