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Enjoy The 44th Scottish Festival in Arkansas This Fall
Fall is just around the corner and soon we will be ready to get out and enjoy the cooler temperatures. Here is a great festival to check out in October. It's the 44th annual ScotsFest 2024 in Batesville, Arkansas. Batesville is the oldest town in Arkansas, and this is one...
UAFS to create Center for Teaching and Learning with First National Bank donation
The University of Arkansas at Fort Smith (UAFS) is using a $500,000 contribution from First National Bank of Fort Smith to support strategic development that will result in better engagement between UAFS professors and students. UAFS announced Wednesday (Aug. 21) the creation of a Center for Teaching and Learning, strategic...
Waterpark lease deal approved by Sebastian County Quorum Court
The Sebastian County Quorum Court voted Tuesday (Aug. 21) for an ordinance that gives the county judge authority to complete a Parrot Island Waterpark lease agreement with the City of Fort Smith. The agreement would give the city control of the waterpark for $1 a year. The Fort Smith Board...
Fayetteville council holds on decision to allow tree removal for high school parking deck project
FAYETTEVILLE — A decision to allow the school district to remove some 100-year-old trees to make room for a parking deck is on hold for a month. City Council members on Tuesday agreed to table the decision until Sept. 17, at the request of the district. The request is...
City says water ‘should be clearing up’ thanks to new motor and pump
TRUMANN, Ark. (KAIT) – As Trumann residents continue to deal with cloudy water, the city has some good news. According to a social media post, a new motor and pump have been installed in the well. The city has also been flushing and the water “should be clearing up.”
Water and Public Works meeting turns into something different
EL DORADO, Ark. (KTVE/KARD) — Who should be responsible for the payment of security at a funeral? This was the issue that was discussed at the latest meeting involving the city council today. The meeting was stated to be about Water and Public Works but turned into a situation about the funeral this Saturday for Jaylen […]
Davis, Price shine in White Hall-Stuttgart scrimmage
Each team had one star stand out Tuesday night when White Hall hosted Stuttgart for a football benefit game at Bulldog Stadium. White Hall senior running back Kylon Davis and Stuttgart sophomore quarterback Cain Price led their respective teams. Davis and the Bulldogs started the game strong, but Price led a Ricebird resurgence in the second quarter.
Brian Raines: A fireside chat with the future of Fulbright College
After a tough upbringing riddled with hardships, the new dean of the University of Arkansas Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences hopes to bring a new perspective to the UofA, and to impact students’ lives by proving to them that anything is possible. Brian Raines has been appointed dean...
UA student found dead on train tracks, investigation ongoing
Fayetteville police found a UA student dead on the Arkansas-Missouri train tracks near the intersection on Frisco Avenue on Aug.16, which is less than a mile from campus. The police identified the student as Colin Wilhoit, who was a 20-year-old student enrolled in the Walton College of Business. The Arkansas-Missouri...
PTN Extra: Breaking down what Bobby Petrino said this week and SEC Basketball Schedule
FAYETTEVILLE, Ar. (KNWA/KFTA) – Less than a week remains before the start of the Arkansas football season and the Hogs have been hard at work getting ready for that debut in practice these past few weeks. On this week’s PTN Extra, Courtney Mims and Mike Irwin talk about the...
Smash and Grab from Seductions
Jonesboro, AR – (JonesboroRightNow.com) – Aug 21, 2024 – In a case of late-night funny business, the Seductions store on Highway 1 South experienced an unexpected intruder on Wednesday. Deputies responded to reports of a smashed window at approximately 7:20am. Upon arrival, authorities discovered that a window...
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