COVID cases in Conway County tops 400 for the first time; Wayne Smith Trucking to expand with storage and leasing warehouse; South Conway County School District Board revises 2021-22 academic calendar and approves a few personnel matters; Conway Public School District closed for remainder of week, will require masks when it reopens; Legends Resort and Casino in Pope County remains on hold amid lingering litigation; MHS boys pick up third consecutive conference win; we visit with Jennifer Jones from Victory Mission Bible Training Center.

Conway County sets a new record for active coronavirus cases; Morrilton recognizing January 18th as the National Day of Racial Healing; Lori Beck to retire from Petit Jean State Bank; January is School Board Member Recognition Month in Arkansas; Wonderview's boys are still ranked number one in Class 1A; Wonderview hosts Nemo Vista tonight.

SCCSD, Wonderview reinstate mask mandates following increased cases of COVID-19 in community; Sacred Heart goes virtual; Smith, Bentley announce plans to run for re-election; meeting previews; high school basketball roundup.

Another record number of COVID cases in Arkansas set Thursday; Wonderview mandates masks; Dardanelle School District teacher and coach arrested; new equipment installed at Morrilton City Park; basketball roundup; we visit with Kevin Van Pelt from the Extension Service.

Another record set of new COVID cases in Arkansas; Wonderview Elementary earns Highly Effective School Accreditation; Bookmobile back on the road; UACCM registration continues; UCA pivots to virtual for first two days of semester; basketball calendar for today.

State records its largest single-day COVID new caseload; school districts to decide locally regarding masks; weather statistic roundup for Morrilton for 2021 shows excessive snow in winter, excessive heat in summer but an overall drier year; Extension Service to resume in-person producer meetings; high school basketball roundup; we visit with Mary Clark from UACCM.

Governor says in-person instruction will continue at public schools; Morrilton steps up preparations for April 2024 eclipse; near record-low unemployment rates continue; new State Parks exec named; Wonderview tops 1A poll; we visit with Jay Carter from the Conway County LIbrary.

Conway man charged in fatal car accident; former Menifee restaurant burns in weekend fire; Mayor Lipsmeyer to run for third term; residents get a look at bowling alley and skating rink prior to renovation; COVID cases increase dramatically over the holiday weekend; Hogs win Outback bowl.

Cold weather coming to start 2022; road improvements to remain a priority for Conway Co. in 2022; law banning mask mandates struck down as cases surge; Conway Co. 4-H gearing up for new year; holiday tourney action continues for area teams

City of Morrilton closing on bond issue, hosting bowling alley open house; road improvements expected in Perry Co. in 2022; progress on Wayland Holyfield Place expected in 2022; COVID surge continues; local bball teams busy with holiday tournaments