Fulton County

Fulton County Unofficial Elections Results

We just got these in but it has taken a bit to compile and type them. The Fulton County office had some issues with their early and absentee ballots and had to hand feed them. We apologize for the delay in getting these to you. There was very high voter turnout for this General Election in Fulton County. 3293 voted early and absentee and 1776 cast their ballots on election day for…

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Fulton County woman receives 5 years probation for role in child sexual assault

FROM COURT DOCUMENTS A Fulton County woman, who was arrested with her husband last June for permitting the rape of a child was sentenced to five years probation on June 26 in Fulton County Circuit Court. Lori Huckabee, 39, of Mammoth Spring pled guilty to a Class B Felony charge of Permitting Child Abuse, before Circuit Court Judge Tim Weaver. Huckabee’s husband, Chad Huckabee, 40, who was already a registered Level Two…

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Three locals graduate as Arkansas State Troopers

By: Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor Friday, June 29 marked the end of a rigorous 21 weeks of academic, physical, mental, firearms and emergency vehicle operation training for three area men who graduated as Arkansas State Troopers. These young men were among an initial field of 436 applicants who were tested and interviewed before entering the training. Two of the troopers are from Sharp County and one is from Fulton County. The service…

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TWO CHARGED IN SEPARATE FULTON COUNTY MURDERS – Two women, both nurses, jailed one remains on $1 million bond

FROM COURT FILED AND POLICE DOCUMENTATION Sixteenth Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney Dwayne Plumlee filed two murder charges against two women today, June 5, in separate and unrelated cases that occurred just one day a part. Both women charged in the cases are nurses. Brandon Chrisco Murder The mother of Brandon Chrisco, 27, was charged with Second Degree Murder, a Class A Felony in her son’s death. 43-year-old Tabatha Lynn Pebler of Ash…

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Sharp and Fulton Counties receive over $34,000 to help improve court security

Sharp And Fulton County both received Court Security Grants totaling over $37,000. The presentation was held on June 1 sat the Justice Building in Little Rock. Fulton County received $19,900 to purchase an X-ray scanner at the courthouse, which will be used to check for weapons and/or contraband as people enter the courthouse in order to keep everyone safe. Sharp County received a grant for $17,512. The grant funds will be used to…

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