In our local news today: the Raymond Chambers Memorial Cereal Drive is underway; Koontz & Crow employees earn Excellence in Construction awards; active COVID cases increase in Conway County and remain unchanged in Perry County; Arvest exceeds half its goal in the Million Meals campaign; May is Mental Health Awareness Month; we'll check sports, and visit with Thomas Flowers on behalf of the Single Parent Scholarship Fund.

In our local news today: a River Flood Warning has been issued; Perry County will hold a spring warrant cleanup; the governor signs bills preventing vaccine requirements; local unemployment rates decline in March; the Southern Christian Children's Home will host their annual Homecoming on Saturday; we'll check sports, and visit with Kevin Van Pelt on behalf of the Conway County Extension Office.

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 March of 1993. B Jack talks about his real name and the early water system in Morrilton.

In our local news today: the Conway County Community Foundation awards Giving Tree grants; the judge says the Countywide cleanup was successful; Arvest names Brooks Davis as community president for the Conway & Morrilton markets; we'll update you on COVID-19; Senator John Boozman says Congress is working on the next farm bill; the governor will sign a revised gun restrictions bill; we'll check sports, and have a visit with Charles Lovelace on behalf of the Southern Christian Children's Home.

In our local news today: the Matt Stell Facebook event raises $3,500 for the Conway County Care Center; Menifee will conduct a population survey; Tim Koch was hired as MHS assistant principal; the Perry County cleanup is underway; the Coronavirus vaccine is readily available to all Arkansans; ARDOT recognizes National Work Zone Awareness Week; we'll check sports, and visit with Sharon Wilson & Courtney Martin on behalf of the Conway County Care Center.

In our local news today: the Conway County Quorum Court establishes the American Rescue Plan Fund and renames Cypress Creek bridge for a fallen soldier; Morrilton reports continued increase in sales tax revenue; the Crow Group was awarded a rural energy grant; Arkansas population grows 3.3% in the last decade; Arkansas resumes use of the J&J vaccine and new case numbers remain low; the senate overrides the governor's gun bill veto; we'll check sports, and have a visit with Conway County Judge Jimmy Hart.

In our local news today: a Yell County plane crash kills four people; two local teens were injured after their vehicle rolled into the Arkansas River; MHS Quiz Bowl wins the state championship; active COVID cases are on the decline; a short agenda awaits the Conway County Quorum Court; the governor vetoes bill nullifying gun restrictions; we'll check sports, and visit with Stephanie Lipsmeyer on behalf of the Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce.

In our local news today: the new Hardison Visitor Center at PJSP was dedicated; Arkansas marks one million vaccine shots administered; the governor plans to call a special session; the Vinson Chapel Community will host a cemetery decoration and singing on Sunday; we'll check sports, and visit with Alicia Hugen on behalf of the Conway County Extension Office.

In our local news today: the dedication of the new Hardison Visitor Center will take place today; the Russellville School Board issues a statement on the firing of their superintendent; Senator Boozman urges Arkansans to get vaccinated; a fundraiser is planned to benefit Robert Majors; we'll check sports, and visit with Ross Harmon on behalf of the East End Masonic Lodge.

In our local news today: a house fire was fatal to a Conway County man; the Russellville superintendent was placed on administrative leave; we'll update you on COVID in Conway & Perry Counties; we'll have an update on the SCCSD; Arkansas House approves the Medicaid expansion; we'll check sports, and visit with Frank Ross and Hannah Jones about a benefit event for Robert Majors.