Dr. Jaime Norton with her family, including husband Tyler and their children Cooper (8) and Finley (soon-to-be-5).

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By Brett Nachtigall

Publisher

HOT SPRINGS – A familiar face will soon be returning to the area to help brighten the smiles of the patients at Massa Dental, as Hot Springs High School alumna Dr. Jaime Norton will begin working in the office on October 1.

Jaime, who is the daughter of Gary and Trayce Dinkel of Hot Springs, graduated from high...

Photo by Charity Maness/Fall River County Herald-Star

Some members of the Battle Mountain American Legion and Auxiliary members enjoy a photo op with Nicole Clapp, American Legion Auxiliary National President.

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By Charity Maness

HOT SPRINGS -- Nicole Clapp, National American Legion Auxiliary (ALA) President, joined Battle Mountain American Legion and Auxiliary members alike for a meet and greet as well as a home cooked meal at the legion post Wednesday, Sept. 2.

“We...

Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star

With his firefighter grandsons Seth and Riley standing and looking on, Fire Chief Dar Coy rings the bell to signal Marv Stevens’ final call as part of the Hot Springs Volunteer Fire Department for the past 60 years. Also pictured seated is family friend Eric Glenn who performed the eulogy during Steven’s funeral on Aug. 29, along with Pastor Matt Lim.

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Marv Stevens was county’s first death associated with...

Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star

It’s estimated that a combined 2,000 people attended Saturday morning’s hot air balloon launch and Saturday night’s candlestick glow, both held at the Hot Springs Municipal Airport. For more photos from the event, turn to page B8.

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By Brett Nachtigall and Charity Maness

HOT SPRINGS – With near-ideal weather conditions in the morning, an estimated 2,000 people attended this past weekend’s 5th annual Fall...

Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star

A pair of Governor’s Homes, on left, and a pair of retirement duplexes, on right, now sit on Canton Avenue in Hot Springs, which is the former site of the city’s waterfill station.

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By Brett Nachtigall

Publisher

HOT SPRINGS – If there is a problem or a challenge, the solution usually doesn’t involve breaking something.

That is, unless you’re talking about ‘breaking’ ground.

Based on the results of a...