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Completing a Small Estate Affidavit in Missouri
When the estate of a deceased loved one is required to go through probate, the process can be lengthy, costly and demanding in terms of energy and attention. In Missouri, as in other states, this process sometimes can be bypassed by using a small estate affidavit. A small estate affidavit is a legal document that […] The post Completing a Small Estate Affidavit in Missouri appeared first on SmartReads by SmartAsset.
Missouri Power Grid Strained by Extreme Heat – Outages Possible
The good news is the current heat wave baking Missouri will get give us a break by the weekend. The bad news is we're not there yet and there are reports that the power grid is being strained with at least one city utility reporting the possibility of outages. The...
Mangos taco shop has closed in Fayetteville
A taco shop that has operated in Fayetteville for nearly 10 years has closed its doors. According to a social media post in the What’s Up Fayetteville Facebook group over the weekend, Mangos taco shop is permanently closed as of Saturday, Aug. 24. “After some very long nights, discussions,...
Photos: Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire at Simmons Bank Arena
It was a full-on boogie wonderland Monday night as two iconic bands — Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire — took the Simmons Bank Arena stage as part of their Heart & Soul Tour. Soirée photographer Mark Wagner was at the show and captured the fun. If you...
Christian School Option in Y-City
Solid Foundations Christian Academy just began their second school year; the Christian school is based in Y-City, perfectly between Mena and Waldron, providing 3 year old through 8th grade students with an alternative to public school and homeschool. The school goes on a four day a week system, and follows...
Corps of Engineers, Arkansas State University launch groundbreaking White River Basin Watershed study
LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District and Arkansas State University have agreed to begin a first-of-its-kind White River Basin Watershed study. Over the next five years, the two parties will work to develop a sustainable water management strategy. Five components will be...
UAMS College of Pharmacy Professor Receives Grant to Promote Active Learning
Aug. 27, 2024 | Rachel Stafford, Pharm.D., an associate professor of pharmacy practice with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) College of Pharmacy, was recently awarded a $2,485 Educational Innovations grant from the UAMS Division of Academic Affairs to support active learning techniques for faculty members. Often, classroom...
Erik Gee Whizzes To Arkansas To Program 92.1 The Ticket
Cumulus Media has appointed Erik Gee as the new Program Director and Morning Show Host at 92.1 The Ticket (KQSM) in Fayetteville, AR. His weekday show will begin on Thursday, August 29 to coincide with the Arkansas Razorbacks’ football season opener. Gee moves to Cumulus and The Ticket from...
27 Aug 2024 501 Football Team 2024: Ethan Russell – Morrilton
After missing the playoffs last season, senior defensive lineman Ethan Russell and the Morrilton Devil Dogs are working to get back there this fall. “Missing the playoffs was a major disappointment,” he said. “We have been practicing hard this spring and summer. We are focused on the details and getting stronger together as a team.”
Gar Hole-idays winter music showcase to return Dec. 6-7
A Fayetteville-based record label will highlight a talented group of local and regional musicians at a two-day holiday showcase once again in Fayetteville this winter. Gar Hole Records will host its annual Gar Hole-iday Winter Showcase on Dec. 6-7 at George’s Majestic Lounge and Smoke & Barrel Tavern. Fayetteville...
SEC football opener not ideal, says HBCU coach
Facing an SEC opponent is a significant challenge, especially given the disparity in resources. Watch Arkansas at Pine Bluff HC Alonzo Hampton discuss the HBCU vs SEC matchup. The post SEC football opener not ideal, says HBCU coach appeared first on HBCU Gameday.
Arkansas likely to be without offensive lineman Patrick Kutas Thursday
During Monday’s press conference, Sam Pittman broke the news that Arkansas will likely be down an offensive lineman on Thursday for the game against UAPB. Projected starter Patrick Kutas has been dealing with a back injury for most of fall camp. In the meantime, E’Marion Harris has taken over at left guard. "I don’t believe Patrick will play," Pittman said. "I’ll say this too, and we’ll miss him because he’s a good player. That back is still bothering him."
Lost Forty Festival of Darkness Returns Oct. 26
Shorter days and darker nights have a bright side in East Village. This fall, Lost Forty Brewing will celebrate the release of this year’s barrel-aged batch of Nighty Night Imperial Stout and all things dark beer with the return of its annual zombie-themed release party Festival of Darkness on Saturday, Oct. 26.
Former Emergency Room Physician, Dr. Saul, Charged with Rape at Magnolia Regional Medical Center
Magnolia, AR – A former emergency room physician at Magnolia Regional Medical Center (MRMC) faces serious legal troubles following allegations of sexual assault. Dr. Jeremy Wayne Saul, 44, of London, Arkansas, was arrested on April 2, 2024, by the Magnolia Police Department after a patient reported being raped by the doctor.
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