KVOM NewsWatch Podcast

Pulaski County officials looking for missing person last seen near Bigelow; Conway County Quorum Court continues 2024 budget preparations; Medical marijuana September sales report issued; Lake Conway nursery pond opened to anglers during lake renovation; MHS Devil Dogs season ends at Little Rock Mills; Bigelow wins conference after finishing perfect regular season; Perryville falls to Salem, playing for 2nd seed this Friday.

Court voids Pope County casino license; Bigelow High School recognized for academic growth; MHS to host spirit competition, 70 teams expected; details on upcoming Thanksgiving in the Park event; we preview high school football and basketball games and visit with Alicia Hugen of the Conway County Extension Service.

Meetings continue for residents interested in planning for April 2024 solar eclipse; Monsters on Main set for Tuesday; Johnson County Sheriff resigns; Angel Tree update; high school football preview and we visit with Ray Pruitt about Thanksgiving in the Park.

Tourism pumped $67 million dollars into Conway County's economy in 2022; Renewal Ranch to dedicate residential units this weekend; Chamber to host Small Business workshop Thursday; Judge says cleanup was successful; area high school basketball roundup; we visit with Stephanie Lipsmeyer of Main Street Morrilton about Monsters on Main Street.

Eric Tyler interviews Morrilton High School football coach Cody McNabb.

Deadline approaching for awards, tickets for November 6th Morrilton Chamber Banquet; UACCM to host public affairs panel discussion today; Quorum Court approves contract with city of Morrilton to house inmates at jail; spirit competition set for this Saturday at Devil Dog Arena; we visit with Conway County Judge Jimmy Hart.

Main Street Morrilton obtains grant to hold educational event at April 2024 Eclipse; Phama company announces plans to establish location at Conway; plans announced for Veterans Day Parade; Conway County Quorum Court to meet tonight; SCCSD Hall of Distinction seeking nominations; Morrilton drops game to Pine Bluff; Perryville extends win streak, Bigelow remains undefeated; we visit with Donnie Crain of the Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce.

Morrilton 2024 budget includes line item for eclipse expenses; Nemo Vista to hold Homecoming tonight; CASA program seeks volunteers for its foster children program; law enforcement cracking down on pedestrian safety issues; we preview tonight's high school football games and visit with Kevin Van Pelt of the Conway County Extension Service.

Concerns arise over Chinese-owned crytocurrency mining operations as the state tells company to divest land ownings; Cotton Thomas's lot cleaned up by city; County Clerk's office releases deadlines for candidate filings; TOLM Group works on hatchery project; MJHS wraps up football season tonight as basketball gets underway; we visit with Courtney Martin about the April 8, 2024 eclipse.

MHS instructor honored for ESOL work; City of Morrilton set to host Pickleball tournament as grand opening for new courts; UACCM to host lunch event talking about social dilemmas; local youth places in state fair talent contest; we preview Friday high school football games and visit with Crystal Dendy of CASA.