Editor’s Note: This story about the Mueller family and the Mueller Civic Center is the next in an ongoing series of stories by the Fall River County Herald-Star to highlight the history of the people behind the names of many of our county’s...
Read more: NAMING WRITES: Mueller Civic Center named for John Mueller, Sr., and his family
Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
Golf course volunteers Brian Thies and Scott Haden, both of Hot Springs, get ready to send off a foursome of high school golfers from the No. 1 tee box during the first day of the State Class...
Photo by Charity Maness/Fall River County Herald-Star
Car enthusiasts came in droves to the inaugural Toys for Kids Cruisers Car Group car show.
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By Charity Maness
HOT SPRINGS – More than 100 cars, motorcycles and hot...
Read more: Inaugural Cruiser’s Car Group Car Show benefits Toys for Kids
Photo by Charity Maness/Fall River County Herald-Star
Abby McMillin, 5, of Hot Springs picks the perfect pumpkin at the Stunningham Farms pumpkin patch in Centennial Park.
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By Charity Maness
HOT SPRINGS – It was a...
Read more: Pumpkin Patch a fall fun day for the whole family
By Brett Nachtigall
Publisher
HOT SPRINGS – Coronavirus had its most significant impact to date on the Hot Springs School District last week when the administration shut down classes and moved to Tier 4 (online only) for all 12 grades, on Tuesday...
Read more: Hot Springs Schools alter learning due to COVID infections
By Brett Nachtigall
Publisher
HOT SPRINGS – Roger Klein is known by most members of the community of Hot Springs as a collector of cans. But perhaps what he collected more than anything – whether he knew it or not – were friends.
Every town in...
Read more: Klein, aka The Can Man, was part of Hot Springs’ identity
