Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2022
First Thursday Fayetteville will return tonight (Aug. 4) with another evening of music, art, food trucks, group bike rides, kid activities, and more.
The old truism that the team that can run and stop the run has the best chance of winning is still as valid philosophy as ever.
The Arkansas Razorbacks boast four returning starters on the offensive front that led the SEC and the Power 5 in rushing last season.
More than a few believe the Razorbacks have a chance to compete for second place in the SEC West with the Texas A&M Aggies.
A 12-year-old boy from Wesley has advanced to the second round of the USA Mullet Championship.
Arkansas head football coach Sam Pittman surprisingly expressed praise for and the confidence in the Razorbacks’ defensive line.
The biggest question concerning the Hogs’ offense is which players will step up to fill the void left by the departure of Treylon Burks.
An Arkansas lottery ticket worth $1 million was sold at a grocery store in Pine Bluff, but the winner has yet to claim the prize.
When older players lose playing time or starting jobs to younger players, it is a sign that a program is on the rise
Arkansas police have arrested a man on an attempted capital murder charge in a shooting that caused mass flight from a concert in the state’s northwest.
The name ‘Little’ means a lot when you talk about the kicking game.
Memphis BBQ is coming to Fayetteville.
The powerfully built K.J. Jefferson and silky smooth Malik Hornsby are sure to be Sam Pittman’s own version of thunder and lighting this season.
Burned Up Bled Dry returns to Fayetteville for a show at Smoke & Barrel Tavern with Bones Of The Earth and Stress Dream.
We scoured the internet searching for local fireworks displays and Independence Day celebrations.
A brief downpour of rain on Saturday led to slightly cooler temperatures just before the start of the NWA Pride Parade on Dickson Street in downtown Fayetteville.
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