Morrilton Police investigate recent shooting incidents; a Perryville woman dies in a single vehicle accident; money is coming to repair levees; jobless rates improve in Conway County; Morrilton's basketball teams take a pair of wins over Dardanelle; and we talk with Conway County Judge Jimmy Hart.

Perry County Judge Toby Davis reviews his plans for 2020; we look back at local weather records for 2019 (hint: wet); Morrilton Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer is hoping for a great Census count; and high school basketball is previewed.

Conway County Judge Jimmy Hart outlines plans for 2020; the latest on the casino issue in Pope County; it'll be more convenient for those wanting to take the driver's skills test; and we'll have a roundup of area high school basketball.

In today's news: Arkansas State Police have released the identities of the two people killed in a head-on collision in Conway County; Conway County Judge Jimmy Hart talks about the huge flood of 2019 and how this event will be remembered; The Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce and Conway County Economic Development Corporation, in partnership with Main Street Morrilton, expect to be ready to begin work on the development of Morrilton's new downtown plaza in early 2020; UACCM is re-imagining surveying education with the introduction of online classes; and we'll talk local basketball action.

In today's news: 2019 was another year of progress for the City of Morrilton, according to Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer; the historic flood of the Arkansas River this past summer prevented officials in Perry County from completing a number of planned projects in 2019; ARDOT reminds drivers to "know before you go" and visit www.idrivearkansas.com before traveling during this busy holiday weekend; and on Jan 11th & 12th, programming at Petit Jean State Park will be focused on the bald eagle. Listen for more details...

In today's news: Conway County officials and volunteers who worked tirelessly during this summer's historic flood to make sure the levee in the Oppelo bottoms would not fail were presented a citation from the Arkansas Senate; the Russellville City Council approved the third and reading of an amendment of an amendment to it's city zoning code and established a C-5 zone; find out how to dispose of your real Christmas trees properly; AR Attorney General Leslie Rutledge issued a statement last week praising the U.S. Senate's passage of the Telephone Robocall Abuse Criminal Enforcement and Deterrence Act; and several area teams are in action beginning today for holiday tournaments.

Our special Christmas Day edition of NewsWatch includes station history, interviews and fun on the occasion of the 67th anniversary of our first broadcast on 12/25/1952.

In our news today: The Conway County Quorum Court will hold its final regular monthly meeting of the year tonight; The City of Morrilton could receive help from the Sacred Heart Catholic School Robotics team in establishing a public dog park that would operate on solar power; Petit Jean State Park invites you to take part in one of its First Day Hikes; Entergy Arkansas is warning its customers about a scam that's currently circulating; and ATU has announced plans to renovate a section of its Hull Physical Education Building into a student union space.

Sacred Heart Basketball Coaches Show, Friday, December 20, 2019 by Rich Moellers

MHS Basketball Coaches Show, Friday, December 20, 2019 by Rich Moellers