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Arkansas and Illinois to play on CBS, Thanksgiving Day in Kansas City
FAYETTEVILLE, Arkansas — Arkansas and Illinois will meet on the hardwood on Nov. 28 (Thursday) at Kansas City’s T-Mobile Center with tipoff set for 3 pm (CT). The game will be broadcast live on CBS and streamed on Paramount+ as a part of their Thanksgiving Day sports programming.
Brady Rhodes Set as Special Guest August 27th at 67 Gas & Grill in Emmet
One of the most popular singers in the Ark-La-Tex will be the special guest at the 67 Gas & Grill in downtown Emmet August 27th. Brady Rhodes will be headlining the show. The Gas & Grill is very fortunate to get Rhodes as he is generally very busy singing at revivals during the summer and just happened to catch him right. Rhodes usually makes a guest appearance during the winter and everyone is excited he will be at the Gas & Grill the 27th. The program starts at 6pm and continues until 7:30pm. The Gas & Grill Band will be on hand as well as all the regulars. Admission is free but most people come early to enjoy the great food. Make plans to see Brady Rhodes August 27th at the 67 Gas & Grill in downtown Emmet!
Two NEA banks with common ownership to share common charter
The holding companies of Piggott State Bank in Piggott and Farmers Bank and Trust in Blytheville announced plans to share a common charter on Tuesday (Aug. 20). The combined bank will operate under the charter of Farmers Bank and Trust, established in 1908. Farmers Bank and Trust has seven offices...
Arkansas Good Roads to host infrastructure policy event in Mountain Home
Arkansas Good Roads is set to host a significant infrastructure policy event in Mountain Home on September 12, 2024. The event will take place at the Vada Sheid Community Development Center, located at 1600 South College. This regional gathering has become a notable fixture in the infrastructure calendar, having previously...
Second Panera Bread location opens in Fayetteville
Bakery cafe chain Panera Bread has opened a second location in Fayetteville. The chain recently opened a new location at 1634 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., in the space most recently occupied by Boss Man Tacos. Panera also operates a Fayetteville at 3638 N Front St. on the onrth side...
BITS & PIECES : And the sign said “Sold”
We got wind last week of an apparent sale of the former Central Primary School property. Yes, there is signage on the perimeter chain-link fence saying “SOLD”, but at last check Tuesday morning there had not been a deed recorded at the Clark County Circuit Clerk’s Office. We also asked Arkadelphia Public Schools Superintendent Nikki Thomas about the sale. Her response: The sale is pending. We’ll continue checking real estate records and hoping that 1) the school district may soon rid itself of this asset, and 2) the buyer has a solid plan for the property that will benefit Arkadelphia.
BOZA opposes variance while Planning delays shed permit
Much of the Aug. 13 meeting of the Planning Commission dealt with a project at 6 Jordan Dr., where owner Patsy Beaver asked for a setback variance for an outbuilding measuring 14×60 ft. Beaver had begun work on the project, with posts already set in concrete. The meeting began...
Sebastian County Quorum Court votes to pay $3 million to settle inmate death lawsuit
The Sebastian County Quorum court voted on August 20 to settle a lawsuit over an inmate who died in the Sebastian County County Jail in 2021.
Quebedeaux Named President of Baptist Health Regional Hospitals
Baptist Health has announced the promotion of Jay Quebedeaux to president of regional hospitals, expanding his operational responsibilities across the health care system’s five regional facilities. In his new role, Quebedeaux will oversee hospitals in Arkadelphia, Heber Springs, Malvern, Monticello and Stuttgart, with all regional hospital presidents reporting directly to him.
Golf announces 2024 fall schedules
FORT SMITH, Ark. – The fall schedules are here for the University of Arkansas - Fort Smith golf programs, with each team slated to participate in five tournaments during the first semester. Both teams will tee it up for the first time September 9-10, with the women traveling to Muskogee Golf Club for the NSU Invitational while the men head to Warrensburg, Missouri, for The Mule at Mules National Golf Club. The following week sees the men's team take on Muskogee Golf Club for the NSU Invitational before both teams are in action again Sept. 23-24. Women's Golf will head...
Rodney Atkins to Headline 2024 Get Down Downtown in Searcy
The City of Searcy is thrilled to announce the return of its much-anticipated annual event, Get Down Downtown, set to take place Sept. 27-28. This two-day festival, which draws thousands from across the region, promises a weekend full of live music, food, family fun and a celebration of the vibrant culture and community spirit that defines Searcy.
Petrino aims for Arkansas to score touchdowns and not kick field goals
BY DUDLEY E. DAWSON FAYETTEVILLE – Asked Tuesday night what he thought about Arkansas’ field goal kickers, Razorback offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino noted he doesn’t watch them in practice and doesn’t really want to see them in games. It seems last year’s dismal season at Texas A&M where Randy Bond missed 10 of his 36 […]
Police search for suspect after daycare broken into
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Police are searching for a suspect after they said a local daycare was broken into and multiple items were stolen. According to an incident report from the Jonesboro Police Department, shortly after noon on Monday, Aug. 19, officers were sent to the 1700 block of Stone Street about a burglary at Kidabilities.
Lawsuit: Fayetteville apartments sue nearby homeowners for housing unsheltered people
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — According to court documents, the owner of a Fayetteville apartment complex has filed a lawsuit against a nearby couple who regularly take in unhoused people with substance abuse issues. SZ Fayetteville Apartments LLC, the owners of the "Alight Fayetteville" complex on S School Avenue, are suing...
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