KVOM NewsWatch, Tuesday, May 3, 2022

Raymond Chambers Memorial Cereal Drive underway; First Thursday, Farmers Market coming up this week; Stell releases new music; Baker trial delayed until November; Gov. Hutchinson weighing presidential run; MHS softball, Nemo Vista baseball win district titles; we talk with Jaim Krutz of Big Cuppa, the SBA's Small Businessperson of the Year for Arkansas.

County Cleanup wrapping up; Perryville School District to implement four-day week next school year; TSD underway in Conway; lawsuit filed against Family Dollar over rodent infestation; slight uptick in COVID cases; wrap-up of high school baseball and softball; we talk with Kevin Van Pelt of the Conway County Extension Service.

Faulkner County officials uncover major theft ring; Mallet named Outstanding Young Lawyer; ACTION clients take multiple medals at Special Olympics; Museum of Autos car show planned; baseball and softball district tournaments underway.

Giving Tree grants awarded locally; Judge reviews latest action taken by Quorum Court; high school baseball and softball roundup; we visit with Renee McGhee from Action Services.

New ultrasound machine at Abundant Life Pregnancy Resource Center blessed by Bishop; UACCM holds public forum as part of reaccreditation process; SCCSD names Teachers of the Year; MHS defeats Conway in softball; Squires named to All-Star basketball coaching staff; we visit with Conway County Judge Jimmy Hart.

Arrest made in homicide investigation at Mayflower; motorist dies in accident in Conway; Spring Cleanup underway in Conway County; Quorum Court to meet tonight; still time to sign up for Kindergarten at MPS; roundup of area sports; we talk with Stephanie Lipsmeyer of the Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce.

Fundraising efforts underway for Holyfield Place in downtown Morrilton; voter registration wrapping up; MHS theatre to present "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" next weekend; baseball and softball wrapup; we visit with Shannon Autrey of the Conway County Extension Service.

Former Ortega's location demolished to make way for new Harp's grocery store; two arrested in alleged abduction of Hot Springs teen; CCCEC to expand inclusion program; Conway Regional to open new ICU; high school baseball and softball scheduled today.

100 Conway County students recognized as School Counts! graduates; Former Little Rock Mayor Jim Daily speaks to Morrilton Rotary Club about upcoming eclipse; Cabot Police looking for information into missing teen; CHI-SVM to offer foot screening for wounds; MHS baseball runs the table in conference play.