New book released about Governor Rockefeller's move from NY to Petit Jean; Petit Jean Meats partners with local producers to create special grilling box; Petit Jean State Bank adds Maus to lending team; MHS baseball stays perfect; Wonderview sweeps Sacred Heart; Pinion, Squires make Arkansas Sports Media Super Team; we talk with Stephanie Lipsmeyer and Courtney Martin about Holyfield Place and 2024 Eclipse.

Victim identified in police-involved fatal shooting at Atkins; plans to deepen Arkansas River Navigation System; Extension Homemaker clubs getting back to in-person events; lane closure planned at Toad Suck; high school baseball and softball roundup; plus some remarkable lives during our obituary segment.

Burglary suspect at Atkins dies in officer-involved shooting; Quorum Court committee formed to make recommendations for federal relief funds; Nemo Vista announces leadership team changes following retirement of elementary principal; high school baseball and softball roundup; we talk with Shannon Autrey of the Conway County Extension Service.

Morrilton Chamber says there are 500 jobs to be filled locally; $1 million bond for man accused in shootout with state trooper in Pope County; Pope County officials looking for clues into discovery of woman's body at Holla Bend; roundup of high school baseball and softball; we talk with Earnest Maxwell and Stacey McKinney about upcoming Paint Party and Comedy Night at Rialto.

Tornado Watch in effect; WRI names new Executive Director/CEO; Cleburne County man arrested after shootout with ASP in Pope County; Plumerville FD offering first responder service; Downtown Church of Christ's Ukraine relief drive is a success; we recap high school baseball and softball games from Tuesday.

Eclipse event planning committee to hold kickoff exactly two years before period of totality; Conway County JPs vote to raise some salaries; PJSB hires Halbrook as lender; we talk with Conway County Judge Jimmy Hart.

Pope County officials recover body; Conway County officials announce dates for Spring Cleanup; free trees available this week; high school baseball and softball starts back up after break; we talk with Stephanie Lipsmeyer of the Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce about this past weekend's Munchin' on Main event and about local jobs available.

All about Main Street Morrilton's Munchin' on Main Street festival set for Saturday; sale of Hixon Lumber one of the state's biggest transactions of 2021; Matt Stell releases NFT; flurry of lawsuits over Pope County Casino issue; Hogs advance to Elite 8 of NCAA men's tourney; we talk with Alicia Hugen of the Conway County Extension Service.

KVOM NewsWatch podcast for Thursday, March 24, 2022.

Point Remove Brewery plans comedy and craft night; Windstream to invest in rural broadband; Entergy offering rebates on certain electric purchases; enrollment continues for Project SEARCH; small craft advisory now in place on river; we talk with Courtney Martin from Main Street Morrilton about Munchin' on Main.