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First Baptist Church Highfill is launching a "Once a Month" Indoor Food Pantry located in the Fellowship Hall on church grounds. Beginning January 21, 2025, the pantry will be open on the 3rd Tuesday of each month from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. All who could benefit from this ministry are welcome to attend and register during pantry hours. Please help us share this information with others!
Highfill City Hall will be closed on Monday, January 20, 2025, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Regular operations will resume on Tuesday, January 21, 2025.![]()
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Please note that trash services will be delayed by one day next week:![]()
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Wednesday routes will be collected on Thursday, January 23rd.![]()
Thursday routes will be collected on Friday, January 24th.![]()
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For water or sewer emergencies, call (479) 736-5711 and follow the prompt for the water department.![]()
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For police assistance, contact dispatch at (479) 271-1005.
The City of Highfill City Hall and Municipal buildings is closed today, Friday, January 10th, due to inclement weather. Emergency services will continue to operate as usual. If possible, please stay indoors and allow our public works department to clear the roads as the winter weather moves out. ![]()
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For water or sewer emergencies, please call (479) 736-5711 and select the water department option. For police assistance, contact dispatch at (479) 271-1005. For online services, visit our website at www.highfillar.com.![]()
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Stay home, stay safe, and stay warm!
Due to the anticipated winter weather, City of Highfill facilities will close at 1 p.m. today. Emergency services will continue to operate. For water or sewer emergencies, please call (479) 736-5711 and choose the water department option. For police assistance, contact dispatch at (479) 721-1005. For online services, visit our website at www.highfillar.com.
Benton County is now under a Winter Storm Warning, which will remain in effect until noon tomorrow. The forecast predicts 4 to 6 inches of snow for the area, with the possibility of up to 8 inches in some spots. Over the past 24 hours, the storm track has shifted slightly north, increasing the likelihood of additional snowfall. Please stay alert, as Benton County could experience higher accumulations than initially expected.