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Bill management tools help Entergy Arkansas customers keep cool and save money this summer
Little Rock, Ark. – Extreme heat can increase electricity use and costs, and the past two summers have brought record-level temperatures and higher electricity usage by our customers. Entergy Arkansas is committed to helping customers stay cool and save money with various bill management tools and customer assistance resources.
CHI St. Vincent Morrilton holds ribbon cutting for new helipad
CHI St. Vincent Morrilton celebrated the recent opening of the hospital's new helicopter landing pad with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Monday. The pad is located just outside the emergency department, which was relocated to the east wing of the hospital in 2014. Hospital Administrator Bubba Arnold says moving the helipad to that new location was made possible with funding allocated by the Conway County Quorum Court...
Kenny G Bringing Holiday Tour to Oaklawn
Legendary musician Kenny G will be bringing The Miracles Holiday and Hits Tour to Oaklawn in Hot Springs at 7 p.m. on Dec. 15. With over 75 million sold-out albums worldwide, the best-selling instrumental record of all time and the #1 Christmas record of all time, Kenny G has built up quite the resume since the beginning of his music career. He’s always had a way of conveying deep, emotional resonance with his saxophone–a skill never more apparent than on “Innocence,” his 20th studio album, which has a theme of lullabies.
Voting Underway: Hot Springs Named in USA Today 10Best List for Viewing Fall Leaves
While fall colors return to Hot Springs slightly more regularly than the total eclipse, many tourists still make the journey to Spa City to take in the beautiful nature views every autumn. Hot Springs has been selected by USA Today as one of the candidates for its 10Best Readers’ Choice contest for the best destination to take in the fall foliage.
Morrilton's Scuba School helps veterans find peace and purpose under the water
MORRILTON, Ark. (KATV) — The Scuba School in Morrilton is helping veterans find balance in their lives as they try to adapt to their new lives after the service. For many, the water serves as an escape from the problems of the world and problems that they faced during their time at war.
SPORTS: MHS football and volleyball teams play benefit games Tuesday
Tuesday is your first chance to see the 2024 Morrilton High School football team in live game action. The Devil Dogs play at Conway in a preseason benefit game. The Wampus Cats have been state semi-finalists each of the past four seasons in the state's largest classification, and they're considered one of the favorites to win it all this year after bringing in Arkansas Razorback commit Grayson Wilson from Central Arkansas Christian to play quarterback. The Wampus Cats outscored the Devil Dogs, 35-7, in the two quarters of live action in last season's game in Morrilton. Kickoff from Conway is scheduled for 6:00 p.m...
Lightning Strike Sparks Tree Fire in Banks
BANKS, Ark. – The Banks Volunteer Fire Department responded to a report of a tree fire early Sunday morning, following a call from a deer hunter. The fire, located off County Road 378 on the Hooks Moro Lease, was reported at approximately 8:30 a.m. Upon arrival, the fire department...
Community rallies behind family restaurant in danger of closing
ASH FLAT, Ark. (KAIT) - Meacham’s Family Restaurant has been a staple in Sharp County for more than 45 years. On Thursday, Aug. 15, the owner Alix Meacham put out a post on TikTok about the state of the restaurant. The Meacham family first purchased the restaurant in 1979...
Startup Junkie kicks off accelerator for AI, machine learning startups
Startup Junkie Foundation announced Monday (Aug. 19) the nine participants of its fifth accelerator for artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning startups. The 10-week Fuel Accelerator starts Aug. 27. Following are the companies included in the accelerator. Bella Vista-based Ask Steve. Phoenix-based Botco. Fayetteville-based Flye.ai. Austin, Texas-based Homekynd. Atlanta-based Knosc.
Jonesboro man produces audio keepsakes for families
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - A Jonesboro man created a new way to keep the memories of our loved ones alive forever. With 35 years of experience, Marty Scarbrough has conducted thousands of interviews during his time in the radio industry. Now he is taking a more personal path to help families across the region.
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