KVOM NewsWatch Podcast

Morrilton Mayor's "State of the City" addresses highlights of past year, looks forward to 2025; city council appoints new board members of Housing Authority; Four from MHS make All-State Choir, girls Ag Mech team places first in competition; blood shortage; important high school basketball games on the schedule tonight; we talk with Michael Tindall of the Morrilton Kiwanis Club about their 100th anniversary.

UACCM Foundation Gala approaching; Conway County Community Foundation 'Giving Tree' grant program to accept requests; Morrilton City Council, South Conway County School Board to meet tonight; Morrilton basketball team sweep Heber Springs; we check other area high school results.

Groups rally around surviving brother of family killed in auto accident; Yell County man wins over $5 million in LOTTO; Governor introduces maternal health bill; Morrilton to host Heber Springs tonight as team copes with loss of teammate; we visit with Alicia Hugen of the Conway County Extension Service.

Hear Morrilton High School coach Keith Zackery discuss CJ Clemons and his teammates' reaction to his passing last weekend in the coach's show that aired today on KVOM-FM 101.7.

State Police release details in weekend crash that killed Morrilton High School student, his mother and sister; NWS says we get a few more mild days before cold weather returns; Perfectly Loved Transitional Living Center to hold gala this weekend; jobless rate inches up in December; Self promoted at F&M; two MHS football players sign to play college ball; area teams wrapping up regular basketball seasons.

Morrilton High School basketball player, his mother and sister perish in weekend auto accident; State tourism on the increase, area facilities to get upgrades in 2025; federal trial set for Pope County casino issue; MHS boys win at Pulaski Academy in an emotional game; we talk with Cindy Lucariello with the Conway County Care Center.

United Way offering free tax preparation services to certain area residents; Petit Jean Meats announces elimination of red dye in hot dogs; private pesticide operator license class set for tonight; area teams advance in Quiz Bowl; high school basketball teams have big games tonight.

Perryville Chamber applying to Main Street Arkansas to become part of Downtown Network; Extension Service to hold 'Best Care' program for childcare providers; MJHS Quiz Bowl qualifies for state; MHS boys avenge their only conference loss with big win over Clinton.

Menifee resolves fire department issue; Sacred Heart Day of Giving successful; Governor proposes no smartphones in schools; ATU student from Bigelow attends Washington DC event; high school basketball preview; we talk with Shannon Autrey of the Conway County Extension Service.

Menifee Town Council, having missed deadline, to meet tonight to discuss fire department; South Conway County School District Hall of Distinction announces 2025 class; new Plumerville aldermen sworn in; Leadership Conway County to wrap up session in April; we visit with Jan Cummings of Morrilton Parks and Recreation.