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KHBS/KHOG launches 4 p.m. newscast on Monday, August 5th
FAYETTEVILLE/FORT SMITH, Ark. — Beginning Monday, August 5th viewers will be able to watch a full hour of 40/29 News at 4:00 p.m. on KHBS/KHOG, ABC 40/29. 40/29 News at 4 will offer local viewers an earlier option and a full hour of LIVE. LOCAL. LATE BREAKING. coverage. 40/29...
First Phase of Workday Student Now Live
The U of A has taken the first step in the transition from UAConnect to Workday Student. This is part of a multi-year project to move all U of A System schools to the cloud-based student information system. The university is joined by all four-year schools in the system going live with Workday Student. The two-year campus schools went live last year.
Fayetteville City Council approves Sunday alcohol sales ballot, Climate Action Plan
The Fayetteville City Council unanimously approved Sunday alcohol sales on the November ballot and the city's first Climate Action Plan at its meeting on July 16.
Winner of the Week: Finley Harris, Micah Fahn and Tai Carleton
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The 40/29 Winner of the Week is the trio of Finley Harris, Micah Fahn and Tai Carleton. The three have been playing club soccer together in Fayetteville since they were around eight years old. Now, their bond both on and off the pitch has resulted in a very unique opportunity.
The best-case scenario for Arkansas football in 2024
There's not a lot of hype going around Arkansas football these days. After a 4-8 season, Arkansas is an afterthought with Texas and Oklahoma coming to the SEC, and with teams like Georgia, the favorite for another SEC and national championship. With no one on the national stage talking about...
Razorbacks Possibly in Mix for Another 2024 Guard
John Calipari could add another guard to Hogs' 2024 team
Pittman 'Real Comfortable' Being Razorbacks' Coach
Hogs football coach to go with gut, wishes he could be more open in regard to players
University of Arkansas system president announces he is retiring by Jan. 15
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Donald Bobbitt, the president of the University of Arkansas system, said Tuesday he is retiring after leading the state’s largest university system for nearly 13 years. Bobbitt notified the university’s Board of Trustees that he plans to retire Jan. 15, or earlier, if a successor is selected before that date. Kelly Eichler, the board’s chair, said she planned to call a meeting in the coming days to discuss a plan for a national search for Bobbitt’s replacement. Bobbitt said he was grateful to serve with the colleagues and staff throughout the UA system, which includes the flagship university in Fayetteville. “Each and every day they carry out the complex responsibilities of their position, keeping first and forefront the mission of this system to serve Arkansas and its citizens,” Bobbitt said in a statement. “It has equally been an honor to serve the many students across the UA System and help them achieve the dream of improving their lives through higher education.”
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