The third in a series of stories focusing on the law enforcement departments of Hot Springs and Fall River County
By Charity Maness
HOT SPRINGS – Now fully staffed with eight full-time police officers, the Hot Springs Police Department is...
TOP: A wooden rifle rest displaying the ownership of the Fall River Gun Club sits on one of the numerous concrete benches which are available to the public for use at the Fall River Gun Range located just north of Hot Springs along Hwy. 79. (Photo...
Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
New Ward 4 Councilmember Malisa Niles, right, gets sworn into office by City Finance Officer Misty Summers-Walton, left, during the City Council meeting on Monday, March...
Read more: New member appointed to fill vacated Ward 4 seat on Hot Springs City Council
Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
The cast of “Matilda The Musical JR.” pose on stage during a recent dress rehearsal at the Mueller Center.
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HOT SPRINGS – The streets of Hot Springs...
Photos by Charity Maness/Fall River County Herald Star
LEFT: Hot Springs Police Department Chief Ross Norton embraces his career as well as the community he calls home.
RIGHT: Under Chief Norton the Hot Springs Police Department is now fully...
Read more: To Serve and To Protect, PART 2: Chief Ross Norton – the man behind the badge
LEFT: Delise Simmons is the owner of Red Dirt & Pearls Boutique that opened this past July. She operated the boutique out of her home basement for two years before moving the business into the south side of the Sandstar building. (Photo by...
