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Former A-State instructor accused of theft from arts center
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Arkansas State University Police released details about a theft of nearly $3,000 worth of items belonging to the art department. According to a probable cause affidavit, on July 29, officers found out about the theft at the Windgate Center for Three-Dimensional Arts. Investigators said surveillance video...
Arkansas wide receiver roles becoming more clear
Arkansas offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino is intrigued with his options at wide receivers as the Razorbacks look ahead to the season-opening game against UAPB in Little Rock in just 15 days. The Hogs expect more production through the air after the team finished 12th in the SEC with just 187.5 passing yards per game in 2023.
UA Little Rock Welcomes Students Back to Campus
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock will welcome its returning students with a week of fun events to help kick start the fall 2024 semester. The fall semester begins Monday, Aug. 19, and Welcome Week runs through Friday, Aug. 23. Students can kick off the semester by participating in...
WATCH: Arkansas DC Travis Williams and linebackers speak to media after fall camp
FAYETTEVILLE, Ar. (KNWA/KFTA) – The Razorbacks continuing to prepare for the season as they are now through 13 days of fall camp. On Wednesday, Arkansas defensive coordinator Travis Williams and linebackers Brad Spence and Anthony Switzer spoke to media to give an update on how camp is going and more.
Driver killed in Caiborne Parish single-vehicle crash
SUMMERFIELD, La. -- An Arkansas woman was killed Monday night in a single-vehicle crash in Claiborne Parish. Troopers said the crash claimed the life of Martha Musticchi, 72, of Little Rock, Ark. It happened around 8:25 p.m. on state Highway 9 near Corney Lake Road. The preliminary investigation indicates Musticchi...
Ballet Arkansas’ ‘Bold New Moves’ Series Comes to Argenta
Dance enthusiasts are in for an artistic treat this September as Ballet Arkansas presents “Bold New Moves,” a series of free public performances at Argenta Plaza. Set to take place Sept. 13-15, the event will be Ballet Arkansas’ first time to take the stage this season and will feature debut works by next-gen choreographers. With three performances of world premieres from the company artists of Ballet Arkansas, unique musical compositions and an insightful Q&A, the showcase will be a highlight of this season’s cultural calendar.
Giving Guide: Central Arkansas Library System Foundation
Central Arkansas Library System Foundation provides support for educational and cultural programming for the communities being served by CALS and its branches. CALS provides access to books, technology, art and a wealth of knowledge. Donations help the library continue to be a vibrant center of community impact. CALS is proud to provide resources and services to help residents reach their full potential, including programs like its Six Bridges Book Festival, math tutoring initiative, meals program for kids and entrepreneurship center. Every gift makes a difference.
Dark Hollow Community Garden back to serving North Little Rock after restoration
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — It has been a summer full of heat advisories and dangerous temperatures. Despite Arkansas’s sweltering summer, the heat hasn’t been able to stop workers and volunteers at North Little Rock’s Dark Hollow Community Garden located at the corner of Curtis Sykes Drive and Walnut Street.
Women’s Soccer Opens Season at Tulsa
The Central Arkansas women's soccer team kicks off its 2024-25 season with an away match against Tulsa. This marks the fourth consecutive year the Bears start the season on the road. Key players returning include All-ASUN Midfielder of the Year Kelly Van Gundy, who scored seven goals last season, and All-ASUN defender Gabby Thies. In goal, Kajsa Pruner returns after a strong performance last year, recording six shutouts. The match is set for Thursday at 6 p.m. Central with coverage available on ESPN+
Local Pharmacists answering the call to help combat Opioid Overdose
Jonesboro, AR – (JonesboroRightNow.com) – Aug 15, 2024 – According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the amount of people who have died from drug overdose in the U.S. more than doubled from 2015 to 2022 with 75% of those deaths caused by opioids. Arkansas is no exception to the opioid epidemic that has been ongoing since the 1990s with over 600 overdose deaths in 2022. Arkansas pharmacists have continued to answer the call of helping their communities by combating opioid overdose with providing access to life-saving medications.
New youth shelter "The Station" to open in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — A young adult shelter is gearing up to serve youth and young adults aged 8-24. 15 suites will be open for residency. The state's first emergency shelter aims to serve those aging out of foster care, providing a strong sense of stability and a blanket of support.
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