KVOM NewsWatch Podcast

Faulkner County law enforcement looking for information in weekend shooting; emergency responders have busy weekend working auto accidents, fires; Governor announces Pinnacle Trail expansion into Perry County, Morrilton brewery presence; large crowd attends fly-in at Morrilton airport; Atkins Heritage festival held Saturday; Conway County Quorum Court to meet tonight; Perry County family to get new memorial; Morrilton falls to Alma, other high school football roundup; we visit with Donnie Crain of the Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce.

Green Bay Packaging's new generator arrives, moving Project Powerpack forward; two crashes on I-40 Thursday night; early voting continues at brisk pace locally; Abundant Life Pregnancy Resource Center's annual gala is held; Perryville's final 'Music and Market on the Square' of the season is Saturday; Perryville Homecoming is tonight; MHS, PHS bands qualify for state marching contests; high school football preview; we visit with Kevin Van Pelt of the Conway County Extension Service.

Conway County Fire Administrative Board chair passes; Morrilton airport to host special fly-in event Saturday; emergency responders work grass fire, auto accident Wednesday; Morrilton High School to present 'Little Women' beginning tonight; fed offers harvest fuel relief; high school sports roundup; we visit with Fr. Stephen Hart of Sacred Heart Catholic Church about the Catholic Land Movement.

Conway County 911 committee recruiting 911 director; SCCSD schools ranked in upper echelon by US News & World Report; MHS Workkeys students recognized; CHI-SVM's Senior Life Solutions is available for aging adults suffering from depression; injuries reported in Highway 9 accident; another busy day in early voting in Conway County; Southern Christian Children's Home Tea Party a success; high school sports roundup; we visit with Bill Holt with the Conway Co. History Museum.

Lieutenant Governor Griffin presents "One Pill Can Kill'" at UACCM; nearly 500 vote in Conway County on first day of early voting; Russellville to abandon Flock camera system; Atkins Heritage Fest to celebrate America's 250th, Atkins' 150th; Tax Collector warns of potential scam; Sacred Heart, Nemo Vista start basketball seasons tonight; we visit with Callie Scheidt, Leah Autrey and Emily Zuniga, cast members of Morrilton High School's production of 'Little Women.'

Early voting underway for November 3 general election; Dardanelle man killed in Pope County hunting accident; Doctor accused in assault sentenced; Firefighters work to safe Casa home; Russellville looking at alternate water source; Salty Dalty's BBQ under consideration for Food Hall of Fame; Morrilton gets easy win over Clarksville, other high school football roundup; we visit with Robin Ralston, Louis Schmoll and Brent Boland about this weekend's Atkins Heritage Fest.

Petit Jean State Park gets ARDOT grant for trail expansion; Griffin to present "One Pill Can Kill" at UACCM Monday; Holly Springs seniors have opportunity to learn about photo preservation; Green Bay Packaging Arkansas Kraft participates in Manufacturing Showcase; Domino's helps raise funds for food banks; Nemo Vista Homecoming is tonight; Morrilton football heads to Clarksville tonight; other high school previews; we visit with Alicia Hugen of the Conway County Extension Service.

Conway County Regional Water Board approves plan for additional water source; United Way looks to relaunch local fundraising efforts; Police chase through Pope, Conway counties ends in arrest of Atkins man; CHI-St. Vincent Morrilton recognized for 10 year safety record; Nemo Vista FCCLA awarded grant from Sheriff's organization for drug prevention; Rialto to present 'A Few Good Men' in November; high school sports roundup; we visit with Bill Sardin of FUMC.

Conway County Regional Water Board approves plan for additional water source; United Way looks to relaunch local fundraising efforts; Police chase through Pope, Conway counties ends in arrest of Atkins man; CHI-St. Vincent Morrilton recognized for 10 year safety record; Nemo Vista FCCLA awarded grant from Sheriff's organization for drug prevention; Rialto to present 'A Few Good Men' in November; high school sports roundup; we visit with Bill Sardin of FUMC.

Morrilton City Council approves new trash contract, will lower rates for all residents and businesses; Canady inducted as member of Seniors Hall of Fame; Perryville Police, CSI to partner on drug take back day event; Third Thursday Farmer's Market winds down its season tomorrow; three area coaches banned from youth football league after incident; we visit with Mary Clark of UACCM.