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9 Russellville, Arkansas Hole-In-The-Wall Eateries Where Plain Storefronts Hide Dishes Locals Won’t Stop Ordering

Russellville sits right between the Arkansas River and the Ozark foothills, and plenty of its best meals come from buildings you could drive past without a second look. Some are tiny brick storefronts. Others sit beside the highway or inside a vintage train car. This list covers nine casual spots,...

Russellville, AR · 2d
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Pine Bluff wraps up season with loss at Greenwood

One of the state’s top teams proved too much for Pine Bluff on Friday. Greenwood scored on its first six possessions and raced past the Zebras 52-0 in the opening round of the Class 5A playoffs. The Zebras made their first postseason appearance in three years as the No....

Pine Bluff, AR · 1d
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Charleston Grounds Eagles, Advances To Second Round

CHARLESTON – The Cutter-Morning Star Eagles presented an offense that Charleston hasn’t seen much of in the 2026 season, with a pass-first spread attack. But the Tigers were up to the task, holding CMS to six first half points, and dominated the Eagles on the ground for 304 yards in a 40-12 victory in the first round of the 3A playoffs on Friday night.

Charleston, AR · 1d
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Wonder Boys drop season-opener to (rv) Missouri Southern

RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. – The Arkansas Tech men's basketball team opened their 2026-27 season on the road as part of the GAC/MIAA Crossover Challenge on Friday afternoon and lost to (rv) Missouri Southern by a score of 68-54. The Wonder Boys struggled on offense in the first half, shooting just 28% overall from the floor (9-of-32) and 2-of-13 from long range (15.4%). Despite that, the Wonder Boys did not trail by more than four points until the 6:48 mark of the first half when Missouri Southern hit a three to go up by five, 22-17. By the 3:29 mark, the Lions had pushed the lead out to double-digits and built it out as high as 17 points before taking a 15-point lead into the locker room, 38-23.

Russellville, AR · 2d
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Wonder Boys drop season-finale at No. 2 Harding

SEARCY, Ark. – The Arkansas Tech football team concluded its 2026 season on the road at consensus nationally-ranked No. 2 Harding on Saturday afternoon. Harding would beat Tech by a score of 70-10. After Harding won the toss and elected to receive, the Wonder Boys' defense forced a three-and-out on the opening possession and then went for it on 4th-and-1 from their own 39-yardline on the ensuing possession, but failed to convert. The Bisons then scored the game's first points seven plays later.

Searcy, AR · 1d

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Wonder Boys to close season at No. 2 Harding (Game Notes)

Saturday, November 14 | 2 p.m. LIVE STATS | WATCH LIVE | LISTEN LIVE | ATU NOTES (PDF) The final game of the 2026 season is here for the Arkansas Tech football team, and they will close out the second year under head coach Roy Thompson on the road at No. 2-ranked Harding. The Bisons will be looking to cap an unbeaten regular season for the second-straight year and the fourth time in program history. The Wonder Boys are looking to prevent that, and in the process, halt the nation's second-longest active home winning streak (29 games) and the second-longest active conference winning streak (25 games).

Searcy, AR · 2d