Monticello Live

Quality WATER is the PRIORITY

As the Mayor’s Office continues efforts to address and improve Monticello’s infrastructure and water system, a recent inspection of one of the cities towers was ordered and performed.

Inspections of towers examine the tower for a wide range of reasons. Ranging from rust spots and holes that could allow contaminants into water stored in the tower to structural integrity issues.

“We are committed to improving the quality and performance of our water supply chain. Whether it is stored water in a tower or at the wastewater plants, every link in that chain is vital. It must be modernized, maintained and our top priority”

A photo was taken of the inspector as he is seen manually climbing the water tower.

The University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM) will host Professor Sarah Woods of the Denmark National School of Performing Arts and the University of Cambridge as a Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence during the fall 2023 semester. (more…)

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Five former student-athletes and two incredible supporters of UAM Athletics have been chosen for induction into the UAM Sports Hall of Fame and to receive the UAM Spirit Award, Director of Athletics Hud Jackson announced, recently. (more…)

In an extraordinary demonstration of community engagement, about 100 employees from Correct Craft, a Florida-based leader in the boating industry, and owner of SeaArk Boats, a revered local boat manufacturer, are serving this week in Monticello. They are investing their time, talents, and financial resources into local service projects that positively impact three local organizations.

Multiple construction teams over a ten-day period are simultaneously working on major renovation projects at the Vera Lloyd Presbyterian Family Services Center, the Arkansas Baptist Children’s Home, and the Options Domestic Violence Center. (more…)

Remember Market in the Park, between the courthouse and the railroad track, Saturday, 8-11 am, with a wide variety of homegrown and homemade products.

Last Saturday for summer season is July 15th.

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