Photo by Eric Harrold/Fall River County Herald-Star
With Edgemont’s well-known covered bridge in the foreground, a Burlington Northern Sante Fe (BNSF) train sets on the tracks near the City Park. Local BNSF workers will still be on the job in the...
Read more: Tentative agreement averts railroad strike, yet worker anxiety and skepticism remain
Photo by Eric Harrold/Fall River County Herald Star
From left to right: Hope Whitney, Bre Lackey, Connie Gerard, Mykelsi Still, Stasha Bean and Jessica VanEaton are pictured here at Edgemont Children’s Center last week where they put on a fresh...
Read more: First Interstate Bank employees volunteer at Edgemont Children’s Center
Photo by Marcus Heerdt/Fall River County Herald-Star
Cornerstone Bible Institute is celebrating 30 years of operation as the concept of the school was formulated in 1992. The school was founded by Joe and Michele Charles, Dick and...
Read more: Cornerstone Bible Institute celebrates 30 years of operation
Photos by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
The latest individual inductees into the Hot Springs Bison Athletics Hall of Fame include, above, the 1963 undefeated Bison football team, and below left, Joe Beehler, Joyce Farrell and...
Read more: Three individuals, one team inducted into Hot Springs Bison Athletics Hall of Fame
Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
Hot Springs Secondary Principal Kain Klinkhammer speaks to a crowd of around 60 people during a public meeting held at the Bison Center last Wednesday to discuss the school’s enforcement of...
Read more: Concerns over School Dress Code prompt public meeting
By Brett Nachtigall
Publisher
HOT SPRINGS – Hot Springs Police Officer Ross Norton was officially hired as the new Hot Springs Chief of Police, effective Sept. 7, following personnel actions by the Hot Springs City Council at their Tuesday, Sept...
Read more: Norton is new Police Chief, two other certified officers hired
