Turrell News

For Scott Eccleston, freedom can be found along a walking and biking trail that winds from Compton Gardens downtown to the backyard of the future Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.

Last week, officials announced that the much anticipated funding for the completion of designated I-555 had been approved in the amount of $2.2 million.

A Turrell School District plan to save its local elementary school by voluntarily annexing to the Earle School District this summer failed to win Arkansas Board of Education approval Monday.

Residents of Turrell said Monday the mayor and city council need to work together to prevent disaster.

Turrell, Arkansas Mayor Franklin Lockhart says city council members finally approved a new budget, but city business is still at a standstill.

If you've taken part in the various programming opportunities offered by Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art over the past few years, odds are you've heard the staff mention the phrase "providing different ...

The small town hasn't had city services for nearly a month. That means no trash pickup, no water treatment, nothing! It turns out the mayor and city council have been feuding for years over money.

Traffic investigators say the winter weather that blew through the Mid-South this weekend caused a multi-car accident on Interstate 55 that left one person dead.

Snow started falling in the Mid-South just before 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 28, 2009.

The city of Turrell, Arkansas is closed for business. According to the city's aldermen, the mayor locked up city hall Friday, February 20, 2009.

A legislative panel on Wednesday rejected a bill that would have extended the time a public school district can operate with fewer than 350 students before the district must be consolidated.

The basketball games today do start at 3 at the local gymnasium. Both junior teams and both senior teams will be playing Turrell.

LYNETTE Wallworth carries stones in her pocket, not to weigh her down, but to remind her of favourite places.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/WILLIAM MOORE Bob Workman, executive director of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, discusses the walking art trail planned for the Bentonville museum when it opens next year.