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'Celestial Skies' April exhibit at Justus Fine Art Gallery | Hot Springs Sentinel Record

"Celestial Skies," the April exhibit at Justus Fine Art Gallery, will focus on work that contains celestial elements -- sun, moon, stars, "and even an eclipse," a news release says.

Man who threatened to kill wife in front of their kids sentenced to prison

A man who ended a family camping trip by allegedly pointing a pistol at his wife and threatening to kill her in front of the couple's two children appeared in

Number of Suicides Among Black Arkansans On the Rise

Man arriving for court drunk is jailed

Photo: Charles Glenn Millington A man who ended a family camping trip by allegedly pointing a pistol at his wife and threatening to kill her in front of the

Crisis Counselor Kimberley Boyett discusses mental health after December tornados and the pandemic

Kimberley Boyett, the director of Crisis and Forensic Services for Mid-South Health Systems, discusses mental health in the midst of a crisis and how to deal with it.

St. Bernards Behavioral Health to operate Craighead County's Regional Crisis Stabilization Unit

Farmington School Board approves Behavorial Health agreement

Services provider bows out after state cuts crisis center funds

ADVERTISEMENT Services provider bows out after state cuts crisis center funds by Doug Thompson | Today at 2:49 a.m. The Northwest Arkansas Crisis Stabilization Unit Thursday, December 5, 2019, in Fayetteville. (NWA Democrat-Gazette FILE PHOTO/DAVID GOTTSCHALK) FAYETTEVILLE -- The Northwest Arkansas Crisis Stabilization Unit can't open until a new medical services provider is found, again leaving law enforcement with few options for people they encounter who have mental health issues. The 16-bed facility is operated as an alternative to jail. Participation is voluntary for those treated, who have encounters with law enforcement officers for creating disturbances, trespassing or other such disruptions because of their conditions, officials said.