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PHOTOS: KURM signs off after 45 years on the air in Rogers
Rogers radio station KURM Radio, known for its local focus and dedication to superserving Benton County, is set to close at the end of June. This marks the end of a nearly 45-year journey that began on November 9, 1979, when the station first went on the air. Founder and radio personality Kermit Womack has been a driving force behind the station’s commitment to local news and community engagement.
Celebrate July 4th at an annual fireworks spectacular
You can celebrate July 4th with an annual event at the Walmart AMP. Watch as Jennifer Wilson, with Walton Arts Center joins KNWA Today/FOX24 to share details on Walmart AMP presents: Fireworks Spectacular with the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas. Tickets are free for Rogers residents, however, tickets need to be picked up in person at […]
Little Flock demolishes city hall following severe damage from tornado
More than a month after the Memorial Day weekend tornadoes caused widespread damage across Benton County, the city of Little Flock demolished its city hall building after it was destroyed in the storm.
Plea change hearing scheduled in Amber Waterman’s federal case: court filing
A plea change hearing has been scheduled in the federal case of a woman accused of kidnapping and murdering a Benton County woman in 2022, according to a court filing.
Magnolian among 18 drawn for Arkansas elk hunt permits
JASPER – The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission drew the names of 18 Arkansans on the stage of the Buffalo River Elk Festival on Saturday, June 29, 2024 to participate in this fall’s annual public land elk hunts. More than 6,600 applicants applied for elk permits online during...
High tunnels, Arkansas Diamonds featured at 2024 Horticulture Field Day
HOPE — Last week 97 growers, gardeners and horticulture enthusiasts headed to Hope, Arkansas to hear about fruit, vegetable and ornamental research being conducted at the Southwest Research and Extension Center. The 2024 Horticulture Field Day featured extension specialists, educators and county agents with the University of Arkansas System...
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...
Former Arkansas Sen. Joyce Elliott suffers stroke
Joyce Elliott, a former Arkansas state senator and prominent civil rights advocate, suffered a stroke this week while in Dallas, according to Get Loud Arkansas, her voter advocacy nonprofit. “The [Get Loud Arkansas] team truly appreciates everyone who has reached out to show support and love for Senator Elliott,” nonprofit...
Thousands of people without power in Northwest Arkansas
TONTITOWN, Ark. — Thousands of Ozarks Electric customers are in the dark in parts of Tontitown and Elm Springs. As of 12:07 p.m., the company reported 4,159 power outages. They were located along Highway 412. Each of the outages were connected to the company's Harmon station. According to the...
Winner of the Week: Audrey Middlebrook
SPRINGDALE, Ark. — The 40/29Winner of the Week is NWA Ice Hog, Audrey Middlebrook. While hockey is still considered to be a growing sport in Arkansas, that hasn't stopped Middlebrook from paving her own way on the ice. She has been playing hockey with the NWA Ice Hogs for...
Former Harps Food Stores Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Roger Collins Passes Away
SPRINGDALE, AR - It is with a heavy heart that we report the passing of Roger Collins, former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer for Harps Food Stores, on July 1, 2024. His illustrious career with Harps began in 1986, where he started as Vice President of Finance. From the beginning, Collins proved that he would be an integral part of the retail’s strategy. In fact, in 2001, Harps transitioned from being family-owned to employee-owned under his guidance.
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