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Wayne Britt, former Tyson Foods CEO, dies
Former Tyson Foods CEO (Luther) Wayne Britt of Fayetteville, age 75, died on March 14, 2025 at the Willard Walker Hospice Home. Britt graduated from Nashville High School in 1967 and then attended the University of Arkansas, graduating in 1971, earning a bachelor’s degree in accounting with honors. He became a certified public accountant (CPA) in 1972.
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Boogie Fland injury: Seth Davis accuses Arkansas of bubble gamesmanship ahead of Selection Sunday
When it comes to influencing the NCAA Tournament Selection Committee, teams will draw up a number of different strategies. Whatever it takes to get in the Big Dance. It’s one of the most beloved events in all of sports and competition for the spots on the bubble is always fierce. Seth Davis is one of the nation’s foremost experts on college basketball. He’s not shy about sharing his different opinions on the NCAA Tourney bubble teams, regardless of who it might anger. On Saturday evening, he had some thoughts about Arkansas and the timing of their news on Boogie Fland. Davis definitely didn’t ...
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Small “Tremor” Earthquake Recorded During Thunderstorm in Arkansas
During severe thunderstorms, a small earthquake was recorded in Arkansas!. A 1.9 magnitude earthquake struck 1.9 miles north-northeast of Blytheville, Arkansas, early Saturday morning. It hit at 12:59 AM CDT, according to the United States Geological Survey. It happened during the severe weather experienced by locals in the area. Minor...
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Parents arrested after 3-year-old found dead at Arkansas home
WEINER, Ark. — The parents of a three-year-old boy are now in custody after the child was found dead at an Arkansas home on Thursday. Sharece Monique Scott, 30, and Ridge Brandon Noel, 31, were arrested and charged with First-Degree Endangering the Welfare of a Minor. The Weiner Police Department says the child was found […]
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University of Arkansas among 60 universities under federal investigation over DEI practices
The University of Arkansas is among 60 universities that are under federal investigation by the Department of Education for "allegedly engaging in race-exclusionary practices in their graduate programs."