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Pressure on Arkansas coach Sam Pittman as Razorbacks seek strong start against Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Arkansas-Pine Bluff vs. Arkansas in Little Rock, Ark., Thursday, 7:30 p.m. ET (ESPNU) BetMGM College Football Odds: Arkansas by 49 1/2. Series record: Arkansas leads 1-0. WHAT’S AT STAKE? Arkansas head coach Sam Pittman is on the hot seat, as he acknowledged at SEC Media Days. The nine wins in 2021 are pretty much forgotten and […]
Burnt End Barbecue in Conway closes suddenly, leaving staff jobless
CONWAY, Ark. (KATV) — Burnt End Barbecue restaurant in Conway has abruptly closed their doors after less than a year of being open leaving several employees searching for a new job. Cherokee Fight, a former server at Burnt End, worked his final shift last Friday. An email sent at...
Benton, Bryant gear up for 50th Salt Bowl as kickoff nears | Preps on 11
SALINE COUNTY, Ark. — This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Salt Bowl, and the Benton and Bryant football players know what's at stake. "This is pretty much our state championship, to be honest," Benton senior linebacker Walter Hicks said. "I'd probably rather win this than the state championship if I had to choose."
Texarkana Homeless Encampment Cleanup Came With a Warning
Texarkana Arkansas Police along with the Arkansas Street Department cleaned up some homeless encampments this week helping relocate several of the folks living there and getting them assistance, but it all came with a warning to not return to these areas. In response to ongoing complaints of littering, vandalism, and...
Little Rock Christian embraces new identity for 2024 season | Preps on 11
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Little Rock Christian has been the model of consistency for nearly a decade now, always sitting around 10 wins and making noise deep in the state playoffs. But this year in Warriorville, there’s a different keyword heading into the season: new. “It’s exciting always...
Bryant’s quest to return to gridiron title town begins with Friday’s clash against Benton
For the first time in six years, Bryant did not win its last football game and a state championship. That streak ended at five straight state championships when Bentonville downed the Hornets 52-35 in the Class 7A state semifinals. But head coach Quad Sanders and Bryant will try to start...
Thrash metal band Nervosa set to play in Fayetteville
Nervosa, a thrash metal band that has survived and thrived for over a decade with tours all over the world and several album rollouts, is doing its first tour in the U.S. The Brazilian all-girl band is set to play in Arkansas on Sept. 21 at George’s Majestic Lounge on Dickson Street. General admission is $20, and doors will open at 7 p.m. Tickets can be purchased on the George’s Majestic Lounge website.
Commerce Title & Closing Services: Smoothing Out Those Bumps
Of all transactions, those involving real estate can represent some of the most stress-filled endeavors a consumer may endure. Those in the market for a new home or looking to sell must navigate a host of considerations, many of them complicated and intimidating. Making sure a property is ready for...
A Team Approach: Sarah Bailey, Bailey & Co. Real Estate
Although Bailey & Co. Real Estate in Little Rock only opened its doors in 2022, owner and principal broker Sarah Bailey’s two decades of industry experience have given her a good idea of what kind of firm she wants to run. “We work together as a group. Everybody’s more...
Main Street Fort Smith issues call for artist on downtown ‘art activation’
Main Street Fort Smith is working to bring a unique art activation to connect historic areas in downtown Fort Smith, but it needs the right artist to make it happen. The organization, formerly 64.6 Downtown, put out a call Tuesday (Aug. 28) for artists to apply to create a unique art activation in an underused pedestrian pathway connecting Rogers and Garrison Avenues.
A true prayer warrior: At 102, Edith Mitchell details life and WW2 service to Baxter County Historical Society
She’s a member of our nation’s greatest generation and while she may be on her “second childhood,” Mountain Home’s Edith Mitchell is still going strong at 102 years of age as Arkansas’s oldest living female WWII veteran. During a special event hosted by the...
Mountain Home Public Schools sees decrease in Kindergarten enrollment
Mountain Home Public Schools is experiencing a lower-than-expected kindergarten enrollment for the 2024-2025 school year, as discussed during the August 15th school board meeting. The district is carefully monitoring the situation and considering its potential implications for the district in the future. Superintendent Allyson Dewey reported current kindergarten enrollment at...
Local teen earns GED and scholarship at ASU-Mountain Home
Justin Lester, a 17-year-old student at the ASU-Mountain Home Adult Education Center, has recently achieved a significant milestone in his educational journey. Not only has Justin successfully earned his GED, but he has also secured the Academic Distinction Scholarship from Arkansas State University-Mountain Home (ASUMH). Justin’s decision to pursue his...
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