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Three bold predictions for Arkansas football’s 2024-25 season
It’s less than a week until Arkansas begins its 2024-25 season. There are multiple unknowns about this year’s team, but there’s more than enough to be excited about. To start, Bobby Petrino is back on campus. It’s been the better part of a year since he was hired, and it still doesn’t seem real.
Fayetteville nonprofit gives update on lawsuit against Washington County
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas Justice Reform Coalition filed a lawsuit back in June against Washington County, claiming that officials misused federal COVID relief money on plans for a jail expansion. Now, AJRC is giving an update on the legal battle that is quickly becoming costly. Sarah Moore, the executive...
Washington County jail sees first inmate graduate from GED program
The Washington County Detention Center says it's seeing success with its General Education Diploma program, and this year, one of its detainees received his GED certificate.
Chappell Roan donates upcoming tour ticket sales to Springfield’s GLO Center
Pop musician and southwest Missouri native Chappell Roan will be donating a portion of the ticket sales from her upcoming tour dates this fall to The GLO Center here in Springfield. On July 16, Roan announced new tour dates on X for her ongoing tour, The Midwest Princess Tour. The...
Friday Frenzy Preseason Roundup: Rogers Heritage
ROGERS, Ark. — Third-year head coach Eric Munoz continues to build up this Rogers Heritage program that competes in a fierce 7A West conference. The War Eagles recorded three wins in the first year under Munoz, but suffered a bit of a setback in 2023. The team finished with just a single win, which came in the season opener against Siloam Springs, 38-13.
City of Goshen weighing annexation project
GOSHEN, Ark. — The City of Goshen has scheduled public information meetings after announcing a planned annexation initiative to expand the city. The city's website describes the plan as "a significant development poised to reshape the community landscape and governance of Goshen and its surrounding areas." The project will...
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