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Japan eyes Northwest Arkansas' culinary scene
Japan's state minister of agriculture, forestry and fisheries sees promise in future trade with Arkansas, even if only in small bites.Why it matters: Minister Norikazu Suzuki's purview includes not only rice, but also rural tourism, and the country's culturally significant, globally influential cuisine.State of play: Suzuki and his entourage toured Northwest Arkansas last week with Phil Libin, a co-founder of the virtual restaurant Bentoville and CEO of All Turtles, and Hitoshi Hokamura of All Turtles.Through an interpreter, Suzuki told Axios his team decided to visit NWA because of its growth trajectory and the potential business opportunities between his ministry and...
Conway Kiwanis Bookcase Project prepares for annual banquet
Conway Kiwanis Bookcase Project Prepares for Annual Banquet. The Conway Kiwanis Bookcase Project is gearing up for its highly anticipated annual banquet. This event promises to be packed with joy and excitement, marking a pivotal moment in the project’s mission to promote early childhood literacy. On November 12, the...
SHORT ROAD TRIP FOR BEARS' SEASON OPENER
CONWAY, Ark. _ The University of Central Arkansas Bears will open its highly anticipated 2024 season with a tough test on Saturday night in Jonesboro, Ark. The Bears, ranked No. 11/13 in the FCS national polls, will take on the FBS Arkansas State Red Wolves at 6 p.m. at Centennial Bank Stadium.The season opener against an FBS opponent will be the 11th for the Bears since moving to NCAA Division I in 2006.
From player to administrator: Travis Queck's lifelong commitment to Bryant High
The rivalry between Bryant and Benton for bragging rights in Saline County stretches back decades. Players, coaches, and even fans have left their mark on the salt bowl over the years. Travis Queck, the new Assistant Athletic Director for Bryant High School, is a former Hornet himself. “I’ve been at...
50th Anniversary “The Gold Standard” Salt Bowl game brings in thousands of fans from Saline County
Panthers and Hornets fans gathered for the tailgate at 4 p.m., followed by the going to the game to see who will bring home the 50th Anniversary Salt Bowl Championship Friday night.
Families of overdose victims come together in North Little Rock for annual awareness event
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The fifth annual "Bridge the Gap" event was held on Saturday at Riverfront Park in North Little Rock. It was hosted by the Hope Movement Coalition along with the CWC Alliance and allowed families who have lost loved ones to an overdose—or people who have struggled with addiction—to come together.
Russellville police probe possible threat targeting junior high school
RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. — The Russellville Police Department plans to increase its security presence at Russellville Junior High School while investigating a possible threat made on social media. Authorities said they are "assessing its credibility" and will "increase security presence at the school" as a precaution. "The safety and well-being...
El Dorado’s Comeback Falls Short in 21-14 Loss to Little Rock Christian
EL DORADO, Ark. – The El Dorado Wildcats of Arkansas’s 6A East fell to Little Rock Christian in a hard-fought non-conference season opener, losing 21-14 at home at First Financial Field at Memorial Stadium on Friday night in Week Zero of the Arkansas High School Football Season. The...
Pine Bluff police seek public help to find man wanted for 1st Degree Battery
Pine Bluff, Arkansas -The Pine Bluff Police Department is urgently seeking the public’s help to find Joshua Collins, a 34-year-old man linked to a recent shooting incident. Described as approximately 5’8″ tall and weighing about 160 lbs, Collins is currently wanted for 1st Degree Battery stemming from an incident that took place on the evening of August 29, 2024.
Beebe voters to decide on sales tax that would fund recreational complex
BEEBE, Ark. — Central Arkansans have become familiar with the concept— for a new development to be built, voters need to pass a sales tax in November. Little Rock’s proposed sales tax has been big news, but voters in Beebe are facing a similar decision. They’ll have...
Little Rock, AR – Heavy Rain Expected Across Arkansas Saturday
Little Rock, AR – Arkansas residents should prepare for a wet and warm Saturday as rain chances increase throughout the afternoon, leading into the evening with high temperatures expected to reach the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. The National Weather Service in Little Rock advises that rain chances will decrease overnight into Saturday morning, but showers and storms are likely to redevelop later in the day.
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