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After approving two solar farms in the past few years and last month denying the largest one yet proposed in the Piney River area, the Amherst County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted an update to utility-scale solar zoning rules Tuesday.

Jerry McCoy, who is one of the best north Arkansas guides, especially for White River trout, will be at our swap meet on Saturday with all kinds of antique and

The largest utility-scale solar farm project proposed to date in Amherst County in the Piney River area just next to the Nelson County border received the county board of supervisors’ unanimous vote of denial Tuesday.

Amherst County officials are opposing a proposed bill in the Virginia General Assembly that could place siting approval of large-scale solar farm operations away from localities and into purview of the State Corporation Commission.

Amherst County officials are opposing a proposed bill in the Virginia General Assembly that could place siting approval of large-scale solar farm operations away from localities and into purview of the State Corporation Commission.

Doc Dykes was a frequent visitor to the pool hall in 1963. He was quiet and good humored, plagued with petit-mal seizures on occasion. Doc Dykes was a chiropractor, and

Ida May Pearl Walker was born Oct. 1, 1926 to Luther and Osie (Collins) Robertson in Bendavis, Mo. Ida went to be with the Lord peacefully on Jan. 13, 2024 at her home in Houston, Mo. surrounded by family. 

Woodall's Campground Magazine Tenn’s ‘Piney River Resort’ Undergoing Major Upgrades Top Story

A month-by-month recap of news in Amherst County in a year featuring a busy local election, kickoff of a renovation to the high school and a much talked about murder case coming back to Amherst.

Pitkin-area elk herds are vulnerable due to low calf-to-cow ratios, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW). Still, the agency intends to maintain elk population objectives at their current levels, saying that’s what the landscape...