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Company behind controversial Faulkner County crypto-mine sues county
FAULKNER COUNTY, Ark. — In the small Faulkner County community of Bono, not far from Greenbrier, a crypto-mining facility has created some real commotion. Soon after the facility was built, residents began to complain about health concerns due to the excruciatingly loud noises coming from the facility. That led...
Arkansas Electric Cooperative holds groundbreaking for expansion $93M expansion
OZARK, Ark. — Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation (AECC) is investing $93 million to expand the Thomas B Fitzhugh generating station. The station first broke ground in 1963 which aids in the expansion of existing infrastructure. COO of Arkansas Electric, Jonathan Oliver, explained that "with staff, there's gas infrastructure, there's transmission infrastructure. So this became a great place to locate additional resources."
Arkansas Get Ready for Howl-O-Ween at the Little Rock Zoo
Get ready Arkansas for a howling good time when the Little Rock Zoo presents Howl-O-Ween with a different Party on the Plaza. Every Saturday beginning October 12 through October 26, come dressed in your Halloween costume for a fang-tastic time with mystifying fairy tale characters, have a spook-tacular time on the zoo's playground, or ride the Scaredy Cat Carousel and the Trick-or-Treat Train, if you dare.
Drought may impact fall color in parts of Arkansas | Here's everything you need to know
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — October has arrived! It's time to get out to the pumpkin patch, pull out the sweaters, and wait for the trees to change into a vivid color display all across the Natural state. Every autumnal display is different from year to year. Some years are...
2025 Arkansas Teacher of the Year announced
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Fourth-grade math teacher Jeanie Wilcoxon at Chenal Elementary School was named the 2025 Arkansas Teacher of the Year in a surprise announcement by Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Arkansas Department of Education Secretary Jacob Oliva. “Jeanie Wilcoxon is the kind of teacher every parent wants...
Morgan Nick Foundation talks dangers of social media with Arkansas students
FORT SMITH, Ark. — In the digital age, minors are more and more susceptible to becoming victims of sex trafficking. According to the Morgan Nick Foundation, Arkansas ranks second in the nation for registered sex offenders per capita. The average age of a trafficked child is only 12-years old,...
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