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Arkansas football lands Kevin Oatis Jr, a four-star Hattiesburg defensive lineman
Four-star 2025 Hattiesburg defensive lineman Kevin Oatis Jr. has committed to Arkansas football. Oatis is rated as the No. 11 recruit in Mississippi, according to the 247Sports Composite, and chose Arkansas over offers from Ole Miss, Mississippi State, LSU, Alabama, USC and others. ...
Transfer QB Green leads Arkansas to 70-0 win over UAPB as Hogs post largest win in almost a century
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Taylen Green, a transfer quarterback from Boise State, led unranked Arkansas to seven first-half touchdowns on seven possessions, and Arkansas cruised to a 70-0 win over FCS-level Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Thursday night. Green had 219 yards passing in his one half, going 16-for-27 and two touchdowns. He ran for 88 […]
North Little Rock public safety officials urge residents to sign up for Smart 911
LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Public safety officials in North Little Rock (NLR) are advising residents to sign up for Smart911, a free service tool that can seamlessly provide crucial information to 9-1-1 dispatchers. Available in all 50 states, the valuable tool is used in operations by over 3,500 municipalities...
Downtown Springdale to Host Art Walk, Monarch Festival
Downtown Springdale and the Tyson Family Foundation are set to host a two-day art event, combining the Fall Art Walk with the Monarch Flight Festival, offering a blend of artistic expression and community celebration. The event kicks off on Friday, Sept. 13, with a ticketed Wine Crawl and Art Tour...
DraftKings Users Who Bet On Arkansas Spread Got Hosed Because The Razorbacks Were Too Dominant
Arkansas cruised to a 70-0 victory in its season opener on Thursday night in a game where they were heavy favorites, but some DraftKings bettors who appeared to cruise to an easy payday got some unfortunate news due to the nature of the blowout win. Plenty of college football teams opt to kick off their […] The post DraftKings Users Who Bet On Arkansas Spread Got Hosed Because The Razorbacks Were Too Dominant appeared first on BroBible.
Miss America teams up to raise awareness for pancreatic cancer
Adam Wolfe, a radiation oncologist and assistant professor at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), is shedding light on the critical early warning signs of pancreatic cancer and the importance of timely medical intervention.
Sam Pittman on Bobby Petrino's return to Arkansas: 'The legend's going to continue to grow'
Sam Pittman said after Thursday night’s offensive explosion he could not be happier for Bobby Petrino. The former Arkansas coach is back in Fayetteville to run the offense for Pittman in what is a crucial season for this current regime. After losing 8 games last fall, Pittman enters the 2024 year with serious pressure on him to win. Pittman brought Petrino over from Texas A&M to reinvigorate the Arkansas offense, but he may not have expected such immediate results.
VIDEO: Cameras Caught Arkansas RB Ja’Quinden Jackson Shooting His Shot At Opposing Team’s Cheerleader After Scoring A Touchdown On Them
Arkansas Razorbacks senior running back Ja’Quinden Jackson may have got himself a girlfriend following a long touchdown during Thursday night’s 2024 season opener against Arkansas-Pine Bluff. With about 5:15 remaining in the first quarter, as the Razorbacks had the ball on the Arkansas-Pine Bluff 46-yard line with a...
Authorities looking for missing mother, child
KENNETT, Mo. (KFVS) - Authorities in southeast Missouri are looking for two missing people. According to Kennett 911 Communications, Caresa Grant McIntyre and her daughter King Grant were last seen on August 14 in Kennett. If you have seen them or have any information about their whereabouts, call (573) 888-4622.
Arkansas AG rejects proposed education constitutional amendment for 2026 ballot
This story was updated at 11:45 a.m. on Aug. 30, 2024 to include additional comments from the attorney general’s office. Arkansas’ attorney general on Thursday rejected a proposed constitutional amendment that would require identical standards for public and private schools that receive state funding. In his six-page opinion, Attorney General Tim Griffin said he could […]
Military Service Sisters Connects Women who Served
Military Service Sisters provides a space for women who served in the military to connect with others who relate. Lauri Rottmayer is with the Military Service Sisters and Holly Scoma is with the Arkansas Department of Veterans Affairs, and she's the Arkansas Women Veterans Coordinator. The two appeared on KHOZ's "Around The Table" on Friday to discuss Military Service Sisters.
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