Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 23rd of September.
Good morning, Fayetteville.
Residents with qualifying criminal records received free help navigating record sealing at a clinic hosted by Legal Aid of Arkansas and the Arkansas Justice Reform Coalition Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St. Paul’s Church on N.
East Ave, which focused on Washington County court matters.
Local musicians Dana Louise and Noah Richmond host Old Friends Reunion from Sept.
24 to 27 at Old Friends Farms near Prairie Grove. The festival will feature stage acts each day, a pancake breakfast on Sunday, food vendors & activities like dance workshops and camping.
A historic building on N.
College Ave built in 1935 by Rosa Zagnoni Marinoni was added to the National Register of Historic Places on Tuesday, Sept. 15. Local design firm Range Co will soon move into the former Star Shopper building.
Trout Fishing in America will launch their 50th anniversary tour tomorrow at Walton Arts Center with archival footage and artifact displays — tickets for the 7 p.m. concert cost $20.
Mount Sequoyah has launched a community survey to help shape its three-year plan for arts, culture and wellness — the survey runs Sept.
21 through Oct. 9 and asks for feedback on past events and ideas for future growth.
Scientists at the U of A Division of Agriculture produced the first high-quality genome assembly for the rice stink bug today, identifying over 13,000 genes and 21,000 non-coding RNAs that will guide future research on pest management for Arkansas rice growers.
Newport defensive back Jaden Robinson, a 2027 prospect with 30 tackles and 2 interceptions in three games this season, is drawing interest from colleges including Arkansas State and UCA — he has stepped up as a vocal leader on defense.
King Gibson, an ESPN-rated 5-star prospect from Spire, finished his Fayetteville visit on Tuesday and praised Arkansas coach John Calipari's honesty during a one-on-one conversation, noting it as the highlight of his trip as he prepares for upcoming visits to LSU and Baylor.
On Tuesday, Arkansas offensive coordinator Tim Cramsey and defensive coordinator Ron Roberts previewed the upcoming Tulsa game during a press conference at the media room inside Reynolds Razorback Stadium — they explained key strategies for the Week 4 matchup.
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