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Street Closed – Fallen Tree On McCloy between Square & Hyatt.

June 22nd, 2018 by

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Lost Pet on Florence Road

June 22nd, 2018 by

If anyone sees a reddish blonde bloodhound on Florence Road, he belongs to me. We live in 2nd big curve.

Please call 8707235521, he has been gone about four days now.

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Fallen Trees & Lines Cause Power Outage

June 22nd, 2018 by

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3 PM Flooding Photos

June 22nd, 2018 by

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Spot Flooding In Most Areas of Monticello

June 22nd, 2018 by

Spot flooding is occurring in most areas of Monticello, Western Pines, Hyatt St., Oakland Street, Gaines Street, Old Dermott Road, Market St. Apts, and many more.

Please use caution as you travel, if you must.

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Busby Receives Legacy Award from the Arkansas Bar Association

June 22nd, 2018 by

Busby headshot copy The Arkansas Bar Association honored Monticello attorney Katelyn Busby with the Lawyer Community Legacy Award on June 14th during the association’s annual meeting at the Hot Springs Convention Center. Read the rest of this entry »

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Peas & Peaches Available Farmer’s Market Open, Saturday, at Main Street Foss Park

June 22nd, 2018 by

Peas and Peaches…..just two of the fresh market items you will find at Market In The ParkFarmer’s Market this Saturday morning from 8:00-12:00.

Located in Historic Downtown Monticello, this popular local Farmer’s Market, on South Main Street, offers the freshest produce and homemade items around.

Join everyone this Saturday for the season’s first purple hull peas & peaches, along with a variety of other summer produce, handmade items, and home baked goodies.

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The Deals Are Hot at Ryburns, This Week

June 21st, 2018 by

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Intermodal- “Everything You Need To Know In 10 Minutes” – Videos

June 21st, 2018 by

According to reports from Wednesday’s meeting, the previous owners of Arkansas Midland Railroad did not get approval from Union Pacific to install the crossing of the intermodal access road, before authorizing the intermodal authority to build the road across the track at its current location and where to install the switch.

Railroad officials notified the contractor of the problem as the road was reaching the railroad right-of-way. That was the first time anyone local knew this was an issue.

The specific problem is that according to Union Pacific, the railroad track swith and the road crossing must be a specific distance away from each other.

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