KVOM NewsWatch, Thursday, November 25, 2021

Petit Jean State Bank presents "I Remember When," our classic interviews with B Jack Wilson. This month's episode is about "Hog Killing Time" and the price of Christmas gifts many years ago.

Health officials urging caution regarding COVID and Thanksgiving gatherings; beware of home fires over holiday weekend; Conway County Christmas Parade is next Thursday; Arkansas PBS to present cinematic drone footage of state landmarks, including Cedar Falls at Petit Jean Mountain; Conway man accused in January 6th Capitol breach has case continued; Devil Dogs defeat West Side Greers Ferry.

Quorum Court votes to spend ARP money on bonus pay for county employees; Green Bay Packaging's workforce training center is recognized; turkey is pardoned as part of courthouse ceremony; COVID numbers continue to rise; area basketball roundup; we visit with Conway County Judge Jimmy Hart.

Danville man dies in head-on collision; about 200 voters to be affected by redistricting of JP zones; Quorum Court faces lengthy agenda; man accused of criminal mischief in Morrilton pleads guilty to shooting charges in Little Rock; COVID cases triple locally in the past week; two MHS student-athletes sign with CBC; high school basketball roundup; we visit with Stephanie Lipsmeyer of the Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce.

Christmas Open House planned in downtown Morrilton; Koontz Electric reaches another safety milestone; UACCM bringing back Night of Luminaries; 4H to hold Turkey Day observation; Morrilton sweeps Sacred Heart in Motown Showdown; we visit with Shannon Autrey from the Conway County Extension Service about turkeys and pecans for Thanksgiving.

New playground equipment being installed at Morrilton City Park; Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade and other events planned for next month; new ATU scholarship announced for children of law enforcement; MHS announces All-Region band members; Motown Showdown set for tonight.

City of Morrilton to sell bonds for bowling alley purchase and remodel; UACCM bucking state, national trend of decreased enrollment at community colleges; local and state COVID update; Conway County youth wins big at three fairs; law enforcement to watch out for seat belt violations next week; local sports roundup.

Morrilton Council to finalize issuance of bond to purchase bowling alley; Governor announces expanded eligibility for COVID boosters; two local schools recognized for exceptional performance; local properties under consideration for National Register; high school basketball preview; we visit with Morrilton Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer.

Jerusalem man pleads guilty to child pornography possession charge; Cherokee Nation Businesses expected to be awarded Pope County casino license today; COVID cases down locally; Casa plans Christmas parade; weekend sports roundup.