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Autopsy report of body found in Moccasin Creek indicates foul play
BAXTER COUNTY, Ark. — The autopsy of a dead Mountain Home man whose body was found in Moccasin Creek indicates foul play was involved. According to the Baxter County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO), Rickey Joe Millsap’s autopsy report indicated that foul play was involved in his death which is now proceeding as a homicide investigation. BCSO […]
Jonesboro Northside Reunion begins Friday, register now
Jonesboro, AR – (JonesboroRightNow.com) – Aug 28, 2024 – Residents of Jonesboro’s Northside community are having the 2024 Jonesboro Northside Reunion for families who have lived in and around north side of Jonesboro. The Northside includes some of the following streets: Second Street, Third Street, Fourth...
Police: Victim, property shot after fight ends, suspects leave scene after
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) – Two suspects accused of participating in a weekend shooting that sent one person to the hospital made their first court appearance on Wednesday. Circuit Judge Barbara Halsey found probable cause on Aug. 28 to charge 25-year-old Kaelon Tremayne Chandler of Jonesboro and 25-year-old Dre’khari Rashod Nesby of Blytheville.
Hot Springs police make arrest in deadly shooting on Central Avenue
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. — The Hot Springs Police Department is investigating a fatal shooting that happened during the early morning hours of Wednesday. According to reports, just before 2:30 a.m., officers were called to the 1300 block of Central Avenue with reports of shots having been fired. Once officers...
Melissa Givens to present Little Rock-born composer Florence Price
The world further discovers Florence Price and new recordings of the Little Rock-born composer's music continue to be released. Soprano Melissa Givens has been singing, studying and admiring Price’s music for years. She’ll discuss and perform Price next month at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Fayetteville as the next guest in the Tippy McMichael Lecture Series. Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams spoke to Givens about the event and the music.
ARDOT anticipates heavy traffic as Razorbacks head to Little Rock for first game of the season
ARKANSAS, USA — Razorback fans are getting ready to head to Little Rock for the first game of the season on Thursday, Aug. 29. With the long weekend ahead, ARDOT expects traffic to pick up in the next few days. The good news for drivers is that because it’s...
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Promotes Conservation Education in Schools
With more than $680,000 in grant funding available this year for Arkansas schools and the launch of a volunteer program to help students complete new graduation requirements, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has brightened its spotlight on conservation education. Both efforts help to build long-term support for conservation, which is one of the parameters […]
Lawsuit filed over Arkansas Republican officials blocking effort to close state GOP primary
Supporters of an effort to make Arkansas' GOP primaries open only to registered Republicans have filed a lawsuit over state party officials blocking that proposal.
Federal Home Loan Bank awards money to 3 Arkansas banks
Almost $3.4 million in funding was awarded to 14 non-depository community development financial institutions (CDFIs) through the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas (FHLB Dallas) Capacity Building and Growth Grant (CBGG) program. Three Arkansas financial institutions received over $600,000 with a half-million awarded to Southern Bancorp. The funding is designed...
MedExcellence moves headquarters to Northwest Arkansas amid physician shortage
MedExcellence, a nationwide physician recruiting firm, has relocated its headquarters from Pennsylvania to Northwest Arkansas and opened a Springdale office, spearheaded by health care leader Diana McDaniel, the company announced Tuesday (Aug. 27). The firm looks to address a physician shortage in Arkansas and the heartland region. McDaniel, a former...
FCC Fines Stations in Arkansas, Texas For Late Paperwork.
A fine issued against an Arkansas broadcaster is offering a reminder of why station owners should make Federal Communications Commission filings part of their estate planning. The FCC has issued an $8,000 fine against Mountain Lakes Broadcasting and the heirs of Vivian and Bob Knight, the one-time owners of country “99.7 The Boot” KBOD, “Classic Hits 101.7” KCTT, adult standards KTLO-FM (97.9), and classic country “Real Country 1240” KTLO in the Mountain Home, AR area.
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