Lineup announced for Munchin' on Main Street; child care training event rescheduled by Extension Service; jobless rates increase slightly; COVID cases still very low locally; we talk with Jennifer Jones from the Victory Mission Bible Training Center.

One dead, 27 injured in shooting at Dumas; former Lonoke County deputy convicted of negligent homicide; rate increase coming for Entergy Arkansas customers; slackwater harbor plan abandoned at Russellville after 20 years of talks; fewer than 10 cases of COVID locally; postseason honors roll in for local basketball players; high school basketball conferences realigned; we visit with Cannon Cobb, Arkansas Tech University intern at Point Remove Brewing Company about an open mic comedy night at the brewery.

Attempted arson being investigated at Lonoke Baptist Church; Conway Police partner with other agencies in making over half-million dollar meth bust; Steve Wear retires from CCRWDD; COVID cases steady locally; Morrilton softball blasts CAC in nonconference game; we visit with Alicia Hugen of the Conway County Extension Service.

SCCSD board approves calendar change for 2022-23 school year; City of Morrilton begins major paving projects; Downtown Church of Christ to collect items for Ukraine refugees; COVID cases continue to fall.

Petit Jean State Bank presents "I Remember When," our classic interviews with B Jack Wilson. This month's episode first aired on KVOM radio in August of 1992. B Jack remembers old folk medicines and remedies.

UACCM will get a share of grant funds for economic and workforce development; the city of Morrilton will seek bids for a new roof and gym floor at the community center; Lonoke County deputy on trial in the shooting of an unarmed teen; airborne technology to be used in geologic mapping project; COVID cases remain steady locally; MHS baseball shuts out Subiaco; Sacred Heart to host St. Joseph, Nemo Vista to host Wonderview in baseball and softball.

Perryville School District holding town hall tonight to consider four-day school week; Century League reports record Charity Ball event; two more deaths in Conway County from COVID-19; Morrilton baseball team gets win over Dardanelle; we visit with Morrilton Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer.

One year later, Pope County officials still looking for man missing from Pottsville; ballot positions drawn as races emerge; Morrilton City Council, SCCSD board to meet tonight; Ronnie Williams publishes book spotlighting 1960 murder in police custody; Nemo Vista students wins poetry recitation competition; Bigelow girls run into buzzsaw in state championship game.

Dardanelle coach's bond revoked after he allegedly attempts to contact victim of sexual assault; Jasmine Wilson speaks at UACCM Women's History Month event; paint party and comedy show coming to Morrilton; no new cases of COVID in Conway County; Bigelow girls to play for 2A State Basketball title; we visit with Shannon Autrey of the Conway County Extension service.

Winter weather expected Friday night; Davis announces run for coroner; Wilson to speak at UACCM; COVID numbers continue to fall, but an additional death locally; film on Billy Murray's life to premier at Rialto; we talk with Charles Spivey of the Conway County Care Center.