Arkansas schools are closed through the end of the year; Chamber opens COVID-19 hotline and establishes website; Wilson certified winner of city council seat; AAA cancels remaining basketball title games.

Arkansas sees it's biggest one-day jump in number of COVID-19 cases; Plumerville responds to citizens need for food; SCCSD launches new AMI plans; two Morrilton residents die in separate auto accidents; Conway Chamber rep discusses connection with Morrilton; and we talk with Alicia Koonce of Sacred Heart.

Governor defends his response to COVID-19; Morrilton Fire Department and local teachers hold parade through town; UACCM adjusts to all online instruction; Matt Stell's "Prayed for You" is certified Platinum.

Governor to close State Parks except for day-use only; certain trails will be closed; Federal officials support state's efforts against COVID-19, Hutchinson says; Senator Boozman discusses CARES Act; and Morrilton Police investigate pharmacy break-in.

Officials, residents of Petit Jean concerned with overcrowding during COVID-29 pandemic; Wilson narrowly wins Morrilton council seat in runoff; it's Census Day; and we talk with UACCM Chancellor Lisa Willenberg about the college's response to COVID-19.

Mornings in Morrilton host Hunter Garrett talks on the phone with U.S. Senator John Boozman regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

Perry County has its first case of COVID-19; the number of cases tops 500 in Arkansas; it's election day in Morrilton; local basketball players earn All-State honors.

A Conway County man has died from complications of COVID-19; More COVID-19 coverage; Spring Break ends, and we talk with SCCSD Superintendent Shawn Halbrook about how things will go, going forward, with schools closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

A third person has died from the coronavirus in Arkansas; Governor Asa Hutchinson announces a $116 million package to support rural hospitals and healthcare workers across the state; and approval has been granted by a city board for construction of a medical marijuana dispensary to begin in Morrilton.

Conway County has its 2nd COVID-19 case; the state legislature meets in special session today to shore up its budget in light of the COVID-19 crisis; a Morrilton man dies in a single vehicle accident; Gulfside Casino is once again in the running for a Pope County license after a judge's ruling.