KVOM NewsWatch Podcast

Moose Manor apartments to start accepting tenants; Plans continue for 'Bargains Galore' yard sale event; Grazing Essentials course to be held in Perryville next week; AG warns of law enforcement scam; gas prices rise; we talk with Alicia Hugen of the Conway County Extension Service.

Nearly 5 inches of rain in Morrilton leads to flooding; teen rescued from swift waters; Farm Bureau makes donation to ATU ag program; Koontz Electric named top electrical subcontractor in Arkansas; we talk with Debbie Flowers about Bargains Galore on Highway 64.

City sales tax declines, bucking hopes of eclipse boost; Third Thursday Farmers Market set for tomorrow; UACCM announces promotions; we talk with Leanne Murray from Beginnings Preschool.

CHI-SVM admin Arnold to retire; CCRWDD proposes to take over Menifee water system; Chamber to host 'Side Hustle' Q&A; Upstart youth football program to hold registrations; we talk with Morrilton Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer.

Faulkner County officials investigating alleged murder of man by his son; Fire destroys home on Highway 287; Menifee Town Council to consider selling water system to CCRWDD; UACCM reporting delays nationwide in FAFSA; Leadership Conway County accepting applications; Youth Art Show now open at Rialto; MLB draft sees Razorback drafted by White Sox; we talk with Morgan Zimmerman of Main Street Morrilton about Third Thursday Farmers Market.

Solar array planned for Poor Farm Road by Unity Health; Chamber organizing Teacher Appreciation Lunch events; Radiothon coming up next month to benefit Center for Exceptional Children; South Conway County School District reports low number of discipline incidents; we talk with Shannon Autrey of the Conway County Extension Service.

NWS confirms Beryl brought tornados to Arkansas; South Conway County School District to offer free lunch to all students again in coming school year; Abortion measure rejected over questions about paid canvassers; law enforcement to conduct speeding enforcement effort; we talk with Diane Barnes and author Jody Luv, who is holding a book signing in Morrilton.

Housing Authority director, board members at odds after harassment allegations; South Conway County School Board approves departmental budgets, personnel matters; Construction underway for new student union at ATU; Morrilton Parks & Rec Summer Camp set for July 23-25; Mungle named Morrilton Junior High girls basketball coach.

Morrilton City Council discusses adding Parks and Recreation to voluntary tax options; Morrilton Police Department recognized by Mayor at council meeting; Main Street Morrilton proposes Wayfinding policy; LIHEAP energy bill assistance program opens; area receives 6.54 inches of rain as remnants of Beryl passes through.

Paron accident fatal to Perry County woman; Firefighters control blaze at Morrilton Landfill; Morrilton City Council to discuss ballot language regarding alderman elections; South Conway County School board to meet; deadline passes to submit ballot petitions, with large number turned in regarding Pope County casino; Stell' "Breakin' in Boots" moving slowly up chart; we talk with Blake Erbach and Rose Gunther with the Perry County Extension Service.