SCCSD names new administrators; dispensary plan discussed; ALICE Arkansas report issued; update on high school baseball and softball and we talk with Jay Carter of the Conway County Library.

The Morrilton City Council approves purchase of land west of street department; fire destroys home near Center Ridge; Election certified in Conway County; Munchin' on Main announces food truck lineup; high school baseball and softball; and we talk with Stewart Nelson about the First United Methodist Church Men's Pancake Dinner.

The governor discusses the census; tonight's meeting agendas; Wonderview's boys' hot streak ends in round two of the 1A tournament; we talk with Sam Taylor of First Tee.

Wye Mountain Daffodil Festival starts this weekend; the difference between watches and warnings; MHS boys' basketball season comes to an end; Wonderview to play 2nd round tourney game.

Holocaust survivor speaks to local students, community members; Conway County officials taking precautions against Coronavirus; Morrilton and Wonderview boys advance in state basketball tournaments; and we talk with Morgan Zimmerman of Main Street Morrilton.

Lipsmeyer and Mueller headed to a runoff this November for District Judge: Wilson and Everette-Williams in a runoff March 31 for Morrilton City Council; Wonderview passes tax issue, while Oppelo fails a sales tax; Morrilton Chamber to host small business event; State Tournament basketball underway; and we talk with Mary Clark from UACCM.

It's Super Tuesday, and we'll tell you what you need to know before you go to the polls locally; UACCM brings Holocaust survivor Nat Shaffir to Morrilton for free presentations tonight and tomorrow; Munchin' on Main announces its entertainment lineup; we talk about the high school state tournaments; and we interview Alisha Koonce from Sacred Heart School.

Early voting wraps up today; Ayer Pageant held over the weekend; Severe Weather Awareness Week continues; High School basketball state tourneys are set.

On this episode of "Made in Morrilton," we talk with Todd Haynes, a local businessman who has reinvented himself at least four times in his professional career, with success following him each time. He's the President and CEO of Haynes Home Center in Morrilton and Haynes Ace Hardware in Conway.

Traffic stop on I-40 results in arrests of two California men on drug charges; it's National FFA Week; Century League plans Charity Ball; high school basketball updates - who's in, who's out; and our "Closeup" interview with three FFA members from Nemo Vista High School.