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Texarkana man arrested for theft of property over $25,000 in car services
TEXARKANA, Ark. – A Texarkana man was arrested by the Miller County Sheriff's Office earlier this week for an outstanding felony warrant of theft of property over $25,000. An investigation into Tony Potts began following multiple complaints for car services not rendered, withholding the return of multiple vehicles and not refunding money after non-completion of work was ordered.
Thornton Goes to Lucas Oil Victory Lane on Batesville Prelim Night
For the second year in a row Ricky Thornton Jr. won the Friday Night preliminary event for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series at Batesville Motor Speedway. The race kicked off the weekend for the $50,000 to win Nutrien Ag Solutions Topless 100 Presented by Big River Steel on Saturday Night.
USL Arkansas' Under 20 team scrimmages John Brown University
SILOAM SPRINGS, Ark. — Friday at Alumni Field in Siloam Springs, the USL Arkansas Under 20 team got on the field for the first time since getting together in late July. Managing Director of the team Wes Harris says he is proud of their progress. "We feel really strong...
Former ‘Common Grounds,’ ‘Hog Haus’ owner intends to open new restaurant
Julie Sill, the former owner of "Common Grounds" and "Hog Haus" intends to open a new restaurant in Fayetteville, but for her, the return to Northwest Arkansas was for more than just the money.
Large-Scale Tapestries Shine in Heidi Carlsen-Rogers’ Exhibition ‘Glimmer’
PINE BLUFF, Ark. — The ARTx3 Campus invites the public to a free opening reception for the exhibition “Glimmer” by Heidi Carlsen-Rogers from 5-7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 22, at The Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas, 701 S. Main St. in Pine Bluff. Top photo: Heidi...
Pulaski County Special School District teachers get ready for the first day of school
Class is in session for a lot of central Arkansas schools, but students with the Pulaski County Special School District got another week of summer, with their first day of school coming on Monday.
Make eye exams part of the back-to-school checklist. Your kids and their teachers will thank you
Now that it’s back-to-school season, parents should add one more crucial item to the checklist. An eye exam. The American Optometric Association says 1 in 4 children start school with some sort of vision problem. That impairs their ability to learn in the classroom and play sports. But many kids won’t tell you something is wrong because they don’t know they have a problem. Optometrist Annette Webb in Hot Springs, Arkansas, says undiagnosed vision problems can turn into behavior problems. Luckily, many programs offer subsidized or free eye exams and glasses. A good place to start is the pediatrician’s office or the school nurse.
25 teams in 25 days: Bay Tigers
“It does not matter if we do it perfect on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday,” head coach Jeremy Turcotte said. “We have got to go and get paid on Friday nights.”. The Bay Tigers finished last season 4-7 but could have very easily seen their regular season record reversed as three losses came in one score games. While each and every year can bring on new challenges, coach Turcotte and his players understand what they need to do to put a higher number in the win column.
Lady Lions blanked at ULM
Soccer season got off to a tough start Thursday for the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff women's team. UAPB lost 9-0 at Louisiana-Monroe in the season opener for both teams. The Lady Lions never got their offense going and finished the match without a shot attempt. By contrast, the...
Faith group ‘heartbroken’ over Northwest Arkansas women’s prison closure
It may not look like much on the outside but inside the Northwest Arkansas Community Corrections Center, women's lives are changing. But the center is now closing.
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