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Arkansas Running Back Savagely Shot His Shot With Opposing Cheerleaders During Blowout Win
Arkansas blew the doors off of Arkansas Pine-Bluff during its first game of the 2024 college football season on Thursday. Running back Ja’Quinden Jackson left the ladies smitten with his big night toting the rock. He shot his shot with a cheerleader after scoring a touchdown during the first quarter and she wasn’t a Razorback! […] The post Arkansas Running Back Savagely Shot His Shot With Opposing Cheerleaders During Blowout Win appeared first on BroBible.
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...
Collision closes Balboa entry gate
A vehicle collision last night left Hot Springs Village's Balboa entrance gate inoperable. HSV Property Owners' Association staff is “working diligently to restore the gate's functionality; however, the necessary parts are not anticipated to arrive until possibly Tuesday, Sept. 3. The Balboa entrance gate will remain closed until repairs are completed,” the HSVPOA said at 8:30 a.m. today, Saturday, Aug. 31 in a release.
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.
Earliest African-American undergraduate of U of A’s College of Agriculture receives overdue honors
LITTLE ROCK – When Harold Betton received his diploma and became the earliest known African American undergraduate of the U of A College of Agriculture in 1969, something was missing. Fifty-five years later, amid a gathering of family, administrators and trustees at the U of A System Office, that...
Bottoms Up Community Fest kicks off in Parkin tomorrow with music, food, fun
PARKIN — The Bottoms Up Community Fest will be held tomorrow in Parkin at the downtown square and baseball field. Festivities will begin at 11 a.m. There will be music, food trucks, bounce houses, and mechanical bull riding. Pie and cracker eating contests will begin at 1 p.m. There...
Hospice of the Ozarks Unveils Non-Medical Caregiver Training Program
Arkansas-based Hospice of the Ozarks has launched a non-medical care training program to improve caregiving support. The hospice’s new Care Coaching program is being offered at no cost to family caregivers. Through the program, interdisciplinary staff use phone calls and in-person visits and assessments to assist caregivers who are navigating the needs of serious and terminally ill patients in the home.
Branson Rallies to Win First Pella Windows and Doors Border Battle
In a game that took exactly 24 hours to complete, the Branson Pirates rally for a win over the Harrison Goblins. After completing the first half of the first meeting between the schools in 40 years Friday before the game was caused due to a second lightning delay, the Pirates take the opening kick-off of the restart Saturday, marching down the field before quarterback Luke McCormick scored on a five-yard run around the end to erase a 7-3 Harrison advantage, then scored later in the quarter on a McCormick pass to Teagan Asbury to help the Pirates get a 23-7 win.
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...
NAEC remembers employees 20 years after fatal accident
Saturday marks the 20th anniversary of one of the Twin Lakes Area’s most tragic accidents. It was Aug. 31, 2004, when four employees of North Arkansas Electric Cooperative were injured in an explosion at the Baxter substation, and three would later succumb to their injuries. Desi Jones, Ivey Hodge,...
'You can be brave': Alma High School celebrates 60 years of integration
ALMA, Ark. — Before the annual Alma and Van Buren Battle of the Bone football game, Alma celebrated a group of students who were the first black students to attend the high school. On Sept. 8, 1964, the Alma School Board voted to integrate Alma High School, grades 7th...
Clark County Fair Pageant entry deadline is Tuesday
The 2024 Clark County Fair Pageant and Talent Contest will be held Saturday, Sept. 7, at 6 p.m. at Arkansas Hall on the campus of Henderson State University. Email beverlyquillin@gmail.com for more information.
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.
UA Texarkana LPN graduates achieve 100% pass rate
The class of 2023 University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana, Texarkana campus, Licensed Practical Nursing graduates achieved a 100% first-attempt pass rate on the NCLEX board exam. The national average pass rate for all candidates is 89.82%. Jessica Schroader, UAHT LPN Director, said the success of LPN students at the college is...
Razorback Defense shines, gets the first shutout since 2018
LITTLE ROCK — An outmanned UAPB Golden Lion offense was no match for the Razorback defense that went out and proved they are improved with a 70-0 shutout Thursday night in War Memorial Stadium. It was three and out for the UA Pine Bluff offense, the first three possessions...
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