Big event this weekend at Mt. Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church; Severe Weather Awareness Week is upon us; State sees improvement in youth services; Wonderview's boys are going to the state basketball tournament, while Sacred Heart's boys' season comes to an end; we preview Morrilton's boys and girls regional games; and we visit with Natalie Dixon of the Century League of Morrilton about their upcoming Charity Ball.

Early voting continues for the March 3 primary, and we'll tell you what's down the ballot and where you can vote early; MHS' renovations to H.B. White Auditorium are complete and the facility will host the 54th annual Ayer Pageant this weekend; WRI will host the Rural Health Summit next week; high school Regional Tournament action gets underway tonight; and we talk with Judy Biggers about this weekend's 12th Annual Mid-Ark Southern Gospel Convention at Mt. Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church.

Wrap-up of Monday's Conway County Quorum Court meeting, including a discussion on the upcoming Census; East End School District approves a four-day school week; local contractors win industry awards; high school basketball gears up for Regional Tournaments; and we talk with County Judge Jimmy Hart.

Arkansas State Representative Rick Beck says he and Senator Mark Johnson have drafted a bill to name the new Petit Jean State Park visitors center after Dr. T.W. Hardison; Wonderview patrons get another opportunity to hear about a requested millage increase and bond restructuring; we get an update on basketball District Tournament finals and the Regional Tournament brackets; and we talk with Stephanie Lipsmeyer from the Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce.

Lawmakers visit with constituents about upcoming fiscal session; organizers discuss balloon fest on Petit Jean Mountain; Sacred Heart's "Trivia Night" was a big success again this year; and we talk about high school district tournament basketball.

Local students participate in Industry Day; Fayetteville Shale named as #2 economic development story of the past decade; the Morrilton Airport gets a grant; and we review high school basketball tournament play.

Morrilton Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer's 2020 "State of the City" address as read to the Morrilton City Council on Tuesday, February 18, 2020.

East End School District at Bigelow votes to transition to four-day school week; highlights from the Mayor's State of the City address; City Council news; Crow Group wins award from Main Street Arkansas; and an update on high school basketball.

Early voting is underway - we'll review the ballot; Holocaust survivor to speak in Morrilton; Morrilton Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer will deliver his "State of the City" address tonight; and we'll look at the District Tournaments going on this week.

Weekend auto accidents take the lives of two Faulkner County residents and a Virginia resident traveling through Faulkner County; Munchin' on Main looks for volunteers; AETN will soon become Arkansas PBS; Shekinna Stricklen heads to play WNBA ball in Atlanta.