COVID-19 cases increase in Arkansas; still no active cases in Conway County; Morrilton and Conway County pacing ahead of state on 2020 Census response; HaynesAce.com selected to participate in elite entrepreneurship program; group halts petition to place recreational marijuana on ballot; we talk with Alicia Hugen of the Conway County Extension Service.

From today's "Mornings in Morrilton," Hunter talks with Bubba Arnold, administrator of CHI-St. Vincent Morrilton about the local hospital's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Still no active cases of COVID-19 in Conway County; state sees an uptick in cases, but officials say reopening is not to blame; local businesses take advantage of state crisis funds; new sewer project will also open a trail; we talk with Conway County Judge Jimmy Hart.

Conway and Perry county COVID numbers remain stable as cases increase elsewhere; Quorum Court approves budget amendment to construction safety glass for reopening courthouse; UACCM to bring back collision repair; we talk with Hanna Jones of the Morrilton Parks and Recreation Department.

Morrilton's city park reopens; Governor answers concerns about rising cases of COVID-19; Mayor says city had large increase in sales tax collections; we talk with Stephanie Lipsmeyer of the Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce.

Governor: team sports can begin June 1st; North Plaza Cinema reopens; Harding St. sidewalk project completed, new project to begin; Lake Dardanelle swim areas closed; Lemmer signs golf letter of intent; we talk with Kevin Van Pelt of the Conway County Extension Service.

COVID-19 cases top 5,000 in Arkansas; testing available at local health units; Conway County Care Center once again accepting food donations; SCCSD board approves security system purchase for MHS; we talk with Kelly Bingham of the Conway County Coalition; bonus interview from "Mornings in Morrilton" with Michelle Cheek of North Plaza Cinema on their plans to reopen tonight.

Hutchinson makes nursing home testing a priority; Boozman commends state leaders for virus response; UACCM plans virtual summer camps; rainfall delays planting; IdeaFame business pitch contest planned; we talk with Morrilton Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer.

COVID-19 deaths reach 100 in Arkansas; Bars can reopen; Jasmine Wilson appointed to Morrilton City Council; Fee approved for fiber optic installation; SCCSD to offer free summer meals; Perry County drug dog gets vest donation.

Perry County sees increase in COVID-19 cases; possible data breach shuts down employment website; MHS grads honored with unique ceremony; rabid kitten confirmed in Conway County; Morrilton City Council to meet; Conway County Library now offering curbside service; MHS' Collins signs with UCA.