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Arkansas football hopes position switch ignites Patrick Kutas and the entire offensive line
Arkansas football will enter the 2024 season with low expectations. The USA TODAY Sports Network recently predicted the Razorbacks to finish 14th in the 16-team SEC. However, if there is a reason for hope entering the fall, it surprisingly comes along the offensive line. Surely, Arkansas can't get any worse up front after ranking 109th in the country in yards per carry and 129th out of 133 teams in sacks allowed per game last season.
Game & Fish suggests caution to help trout keep their cool
Trout anglers looking to beat the heat may want to add a little more precaution than usual to their catch-and-release regimen during summer, particularly on the Little Red River, which has seen temperatures exceeding the comfort level for rainbow and brown trout. Christy Graham, Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Trout...
Flights grounded in Arkansas after global technology outage
A global technology outage on Friday morning left travelers stranded at the Little Rock airport as flights were grounded worldwide. The Clinton National Airport was among those impacted by the outage, which caused the delay of three flights. Additionally, the incident affected food vendors within the airport, closing American Bagel, Chick-fil-A, and Burger King, while Starbucks remained open.
Police detain two in Pine Bluff copper case
Two men were taken into custody Thursday after being found with copper wiring, according to the Pine Bluff Police Department. About 4 p.m., Pine Bluff Police officers went to 1711 S. Missouri St. in reference to a possible residential burglary. While at the scene, witnesses told the officers that two...
Local Mountain Home artist “ReImagines” slice of downtown square with new mural
Downtown Mountain Home just got a little bit more vibrant!. Catherine Stotesbery, a Mountain Home artist known for her vibrant and expressive work, has recently completed a new mural on the side of Lighthouse Counseling of the Ozarks in downtown Mountain Home. The mural, which took over 30 hours to...
Downtown Rogers store owners ready to rev up revenue during Bikes, Blues & BBQ
Preparation for Bikes, Blues & BBQ in Downtown Rogers. Downtown Rogers business owners are gearing up to capitalize on the influx of visitors during the Bikes, Blues & BBQ event. They are planning strategies to entice rally attendees to patronize their stores and restaurants, ensuring maximum revenue. Background of the...
A stunner near UA, a Wilson Park home, and more from Flyer Homes
Flyer Homes has two brand new listings hitting the market this weekend, and two great homes available in east Fayetteville have new (lower) prices. A stunning new listing from agent Katie Mihalevich at 1794 W. Berry St. near the University of Arkansas that has all the hallmarks of a James Lambeth design will be open to the public from 4-6 p.m. on Friday, July 19. Details are below.
Southeast-area residents on UALR graduation list
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock announces its spring 2024 graduates, including southeast Arkansas residents. More than 1,030 degrees were awarded May 11 at the UA Little Rock Jack Stephens Center, according to a news release. Local graduates include:. HUMPHREY. Adriane Robinson of Humphrey, who graduated with a Master...
4H Group and Seniors enjoy memorable outing at Norfork Fish Hatchery
A group of local seniors and 4H members came together for an educational and entertaining afternoon at the Norfork Fish Hatchery recently. The event, which showcased the hatchery’s operations and the surrounding natural beauty, proved to be a hit with participants of all ages. Attendees were treated to a...
Mountain Home City Pool to host “Flick N’ Float” event for National Parks and Recreation Month
The Mountain Home City Pool is set to make a splash with a special “Flick N’ Float” event on July 27th, marking the close of National Parks and Recreation Month. This unique evening promises family fun and entertainment under the stars, weather permitting. Event Details:. Date: July...
Watershed improvement project planning phase is winding down
Engineers for a federally funded pilot watershed project supported by the Arkansas Black Mayors Association are asking for residents affected by flooding to send photos and descriptions of the impact by July 28. Edwin Jones, a Dallas-based engineer, led a community meeting Thursday night at the Pine Bluff Convention Center...
SWAC to stream 4 UAPB games
Four University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff home football games this fall, including homecoming, will be broadcast by the SWAC Digital Network, the conference announced Thursday. UAPB's two non-conference home games and two SWAC games will be live streamed on the SWAC's YouTube channel, starting with the home opener against...
Siplast, Arkadelphia Area Chamber of Commerce hosts event for new storm testing facility
LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Arkadelphia officials gathered with leaders from a commercial roofing and waterproofing company today to cut a ribbon on its new storm testing facility. The 'Rise Storm Testing Facility' allows the company Siplast to test its roofing products and equipment against wind uplift, hail, and other severe weather conditions.
Rising funeral costs could foster a new burial trend that's better for the environment
ARKANSAS, USA — Among the unenviable tasks a funeral director has to perform is guiding the grief-stricken through one of the saddest times of their lives and then handing them a bill indicative of one of the most expensive times in their lives. And lately, those costs— more than...
How Arkansas officials are helping those without flood insurance
FAULKNER COUNTY, Ark — Many people in Arkansas have had a firsthand experience with floodwaters, especially the people living in Faulkner County. The recent heavy rains have damaged homes and businesses in the area and caused several roads to have to close until the rain subsided. Though those roads and streets have reopened, the damage that was left behind can be difficult to repair and some insurance policies may not cover the costs.
Bentonville launches slate of public engagement events for new draft future land use plan
Bentonville Prepares for Public Input on Future Land Use Plan. As part of the ongoing effort to address the city’s growth, Bentonville is set to engage residents in a new round of public events to discuss the draft future land use plan. The city’s leadership aims to gather valuable input from the community to shape the city’s development.
Did the global tech outage impact emergency services in Arkansas?
ARKANSAS, USA — In the age of technology, service connection is imperative to keep necessary facilities running smoothly, including public safety. When service outages happen, one of the biggest questions is how people in danger will receive help. "People are very dependent on wireless information technology, and if there's...
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