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The Naturals’ Offense Sputters in Series Loss
The Naturals struggled to get the bats going this week. The squad only scored 11 total runs in their six games, averaging just 4.6 hits per game. Just one batter established an OPS over .700 against the Arkansas Travelers’ pitching on the road trip. The two usual suspects, Tyson Guerrero and Steven Zobac threw great starts off the mound. Four relievers managed scoreless weeks, enabling the Naturals to eek out a couple of wins while on the road. The AA affiliate managed to find two wins despite their shortcomings, bringing the weekly record to 2-4.
Why has Arkansas had so many prescribed burns this year?
CAMDEN, Ark. — When you think of wildfires, California or Colorado likely comes to mind, but they affect us plenty right here in Arkansas. While the Natural State sees more fires than the western United States, our ability to control them is much better, according to the Department of Agriculture.
Five-Week Drone Pilot Course Starts Oct. 15 at Collaborative in Bentonville
The U of A will offer a course this fall designed to prepare participants to pass the Federal Aviation Administration Part 107 exam required to safely and legally fly a drone. Global Campus will offer the five-week drone pilot training course each Tuesday from Oct. 15 through Nov. 12 at its location in Bentonville.
Greenwood preparing for season-opening clash at Bentonville West
A Greenwood program that always has a goal of playing the last Class 6A game of the season will play its first 2024 one on Friday against at a tough Class 7A foe. The Bulldogs, off a 13-0 campaign and state title last season under head coach Chris Young, will travel to Centerton to face Bentonville West in a 7 p.m. contest.
Mountain Home traffic lights are 0-2 against drunk drivers after Friday night crash
It’s a bad year to be a traffic signal in Mountain Home. A Friday night crash has left the intersection of U.S. Highway 62B and Arkansas Highway 5 North in Mountain Home operating as a four-way stop after damage to the utility control box for the traffic signal. The...
University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Professor Aims to Revolution Aquaculture
Dr. Rebecca Lochmann, a University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff aquaculture and fisheries professor, is spearheading innovative research to improve the sustainability of bass production. The U.S. Department of Agriculture supports this research project through its Agricultural Research Service’s 1890 Research Sabbatical Program. The program promotes collaboration between faculty at...
Hardy Homesteader’s Daypreview set for Hardy HistoryAssociation September meeting
The Hardy History Association announces a preview of the Hardy Homesteader’s Day at their next public meeting at 5:30 p.m. Thur., Sept. 5 at the Johnson Center, 304 Johnson Street, in Hardy, Arkansas. The program features Crystal Gray, chairperson of the Hardy Homesteaders Day event, presenting a preview of...
Texarkana Homeless Coalition to Host 3rd Annual Resource Day on September 19
The Texarkana Homeless Coalition (TXKHC) will hold its 3rd Annual Resource Day on Thursday, September 19, 2024, from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The event will take place on the lawn of Crossties Event Venue at 324 East Broad Street in Texarkana, AR. Resource Day aims to assist individuals and...
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