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4 doctors join Jefferson Regional Medical staff
Jefferson Regional Medical Center announced the addition of four physicians to the hospital medical staff. Dr. Snigdha Gadireddy will be seeing patients at Jefferson Regional Rheumatology Associates. She earned her medical degree from Mediciti Institute of Health Sciences in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. She completed an internal medicine residency at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai/Bronxcare Health System in the Bronx borough of New York City Bronx and was a fellow in rheumatology at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock. She is board-certified in internal medicine. Details are available at (870) 541-6015.
City of Mountain Home to stop taking disaster relief fundraiser applications on Friday
Today marks the last day in the City of Mountain Home’s fundraising operation for tornado victims, with applications for its disaster relief fundraiser no longer being accepted after close of business today. This announcement comes on the heels of a highly successful fundraiser that raised over $70,000 for tornado...
Controversial Red Card Dooms Memphis 901 FC in 3-1 Loss to Charleston Battery
CHARLESTON, S.C. — Memphis 901 FC's struggles in discipline continue as they suffer a 3-1 defeat at Charleston Battery, with a controversial red card to defender Lucas Turci proving costly on Saturday night. Memphis 901 FC remains at the bottom of the 'fair play' table with 60 yellow cards...
TWRA Leasing Dove Fields for 2024 Season
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is seeking fields to lease for the upcoming 2024 dove season. Landowners can earn up to $4,000 for providing a dove field for public hunting. The first segment of dove season opens at noon on Sunday, Sept. 1. Leased fields must be available for public...
9th Doctor Class Begins Journey at NYITCOM-Arkansas State
Jonesboro, AR – (JonesboroRightNow.com) – August 10, 2024 -vNew York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine at Arkansas State University held its annual White Coat Ceremony Friday to honor the NYITCOM at A-State Class of 2028. The event took place at the Fowler Center on the A-State...
Seven people arrested on various charges in Northwest Arkansas
Law enforcement agencies in Northwest Arkansas have arrested several individuals on various charges, detailing their alleged crimes and the disposition of their cases. The arrests ranged from drug-related offenses to violent crimes and fraud. Among those arrested was Tyre Sardin, a 50-year-old from Springdale, who was taken into custody on...
Video interview: The return of Stuttgart Surge QB Reilly Hennessey
After the Stuttgart Surge narrowly lost to the Rhein Fire in the 2023 ELF Championship Game, questions arose about quarterback Reilly Hennessey’s future in the European League of Football. It was already known that Hennessey had plans to step away from the league, but after coming so close to winning it all with Stuttgart, walking away became increasingly difficult.
OOH in Little Rock and Arkansas
Friday Fast Fact – OOH in Arkansas: The State by Numbers. For today’s Fast Fact, let’s take a look at some OOH statistics across the 75 counties of Arkansas!. Did you know that Arkansas is the only public place in the US where you can dig for your own diamonds? Crater of Diamonds State Park, located in Murfreesboro, AR was first discovered in 1906, and now allows visitors to mine for diamonds themselves – you can even keep whatever you find! This location is popular among visitors of all ages, and is one of the few places in the world where you can publicly mine for diamonds yourself.
Funeral held for Southern University student found dead in Mississippi
BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — On Saturday, family and friends of Steven Harris came together to lay him to rest. The Southern University student was shot and killed in Mississippi in July. He is remembered as a loving father, son and friend. “His son doesn’t understand why his dad...
Tennessee Woman Sentenced to 40 Years for DUI Crash That Killed 13-year-old
Brittany Norris of Tennessee will spend the next 40 years of her life in jail for her part in a drunk driving accident in 2021 that killed a 13-year-old boy and hurt the boy’s mother and sister permanently. On August 6, John Weddle of the First Circuit District Attorney’s Office posted on Facebook that the term would last for decades.
Crews respond to crop duster crash in Mississippi County
DYESS, Ark. (KAIT) - Crews responded to a crop duster crash in Mississippi County Friday evening. According to a social media post, the crash happened in a field in Dyess on Aug. 9. The Dyess Fire Department, along with Lepanto Fire and Rescue and the Mississippi County Sheriff’s Office responded...
Group brainstorms solutions as parents struggle with childcare
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Childcare is often a necessity for working parents, but it sometimes comes with stress. Those range from finding one that meets your family’s needs to finding one that’s affordable. Excel by Eight, a network of policymakers, healthcare professionals, educators, and other leaders met in...
Nearly a dozen witnesses appear in 9-hour Arkansas Medical Board hearing into gastroenterologist
The Arkansas State Medical Board on Thursday heard nine hours of testimony regarding a Little Rock physician who has been accused of sexual abuse and improper opioid prescriptions. The hearing of Dr. Alonzo Williams, a gastroenterologist and medical director of the Arkansas Diagnostic Center, will continue Friday with additional witnesses. The medical board is also […]
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