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50th Anniversary “The Gold Standard” Salt Bowl game brings in thousands of fans from Saline County
Panthers and Hornets fans gathered for the tailgate at 4 p.m., followed by the going to the game to see who will bring home the 50th Anniversary Salt Bowl Championship Friday night.
Benton Panthers honor beloved fan Freddie Rhinehart in season opener
BENTON, Ark. (KATV) — The Benton Panthers kicked off their football season with the Salt Bowl against rival, Bryant Hornets. Head Coach Brad Harris said they have a solid team going into the season with many veteran players coming back from last season but there will be one team member missing, Benton’s number one fan Freddie Rhinehart.
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.
Clark County Fair Pageant entry deadline is Tuesday
The 2024 Clark County Fair Pageant and Talent Contest will be held Saturday, Sept. 7, at 6 p.m. at Arkansas Hall on the campus of Henderson State University. Email beverlyquillin@gmail.com for more information.
Beebe voters to decide on sales tax that would fund recreational complex
BEEBE, Ark. — Central Arkansans have become familiar with the concept— for a new development to be built, voters need to pass a sales tax in November. Little Rock’s proposed sales tax has been big news, but voters in Beebe are facing a similar decision. They’ll have...
EL Dorado School District uses smart tag system
EL DORADO, Ark. (KTVE/KARD) — The EL Dorado School District has started using a smart system. The system is used so that the school and the parents can keep track of students when they are riding a bus. Students are to scan in when they get on a bus. This is then sent to the app […]
From player to administrator: Travis Queck's lifelong commitment to Bryant High
The rivalry between Bryant and Benton for bragging rights in Saline County stretches back decades. Players, coaches, and even fans have left their mark on the salt bowl over the years. Travis Queck, the new Assistant Athletic Director for Bryant High School, is a former Hornet himself. “I’ve been at...
HyperFiber Expands Fiber-Optic Internet to Hot Springs Village
HyperFiber, a leading independent fiber internet provider, is set to expand its high-speed services to approximately 6,000 homes in Hot Springs Village. The expansion will provide residents with reliable fiber internet, delivering multi-gigabit speeds by the end of the year. Construction began in August, with the first customers expected to...
Always a Razorback: Remembering the life of Dion Stutts
LITTLE ROCK, Ar. (KNWA/KFTA) – While the start of every new football season is exciting, there’s also some sadness surrounding Arkansas’ 2024 season. Dion Stutts, a member of the Hogs 2024 class, tragically lost his life last year in an ATV accident. He would have been a freshman with the Hogs this season. “Coach Pittman […]
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