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‘Arkansas Graveler’ expected to bring hundreds of bicyclists to Northeast Arkansas
CAVE CITY, Ark. (KAIT) - Several Region 8 towns are gearing up to host hundreds of bike riders next month. Last August, K8 News reported that the Ozark Foundation planned to bring its statewide biking tour, the “Arkansas Graveler,” to Northeast Arkansas. The six-day, 300-plus mile tour will...
College holds graduation for graduates’ pets
BATESVILLE, Ark. (KAIT) - A Northeast Arkansas college held a graduation for its recent graduates’ pets. Lyon College said in a social media post “It’s not just the students that get recognition for their years of hard work.”. Around seven students brought their pets to the ceremony...
ASU-Newport launches new Radiologic Technology Program to meet growing regional demand
NEWPORT, Ark. (KAIT/Edited News Release) - Arkansas State University-Newport is proud to announce the approval of a new Associate of Applied Science in Radiologic Technology by the Arkansas Higher Education Coordinating Board. The program, meticulously designed to prepare students to proficiently operate imaging and radiation therapy equipment, aims to address...
Batesville Schools superintendent leads community meeting on district challenges
In Monday evening’s Batesville School District Community Meeting at the Batesville Aquatics and Community Center, Superintendent Dr. Ken James addressed various topics, shedding light on the district’s current status and future plans. With a designated time for questions and answers, the meeting aimed to foster transparency and engage the community in discussions vital to the district’s well-being.
Intimidator Group and The Toro Company Foundation announce Greenspace Enhancement Grant Program
Intimidator Group and The Toro Company Foundation have launched this year’s Greenspace Enhancement Grant Program, continuing their commitment to improving local landscapes. According to a release from Intimidator, the program is open to nonprofits in Batesville and surrounding communities. It offers funding opportunities to rejuvenate and preserve outdoor spaces. Previous grants have supported projects like sustainable agriculture gardens, park renovations, and water conservation initiatives.
Softball Game Recap: Butler Comes Up Short
Despite a phenomenal run in the regular season, Butler couldn't carry that success into this playoff game. They took a 3-0 hit to the loss column at the hands of the Hickory Ridge Ragin' Bulls on Tuesday. Butler has not had much luck with Hickory Ridge recently, as the team's come up short the last seven times they've met.
Man killed in single-vehicle crash
SHARP COUNTY-Ark. (KAIT)- A Cave City man died early Saturday morning in a crash. Arkansas State Police reported the crash happened at 2:58 a.m. May 4 on U.S. Highway 167 near Christopher Street in Cave City. According to the crash report, 66-year-old Joe Guthrie was northbound when his 2021 Ford...
The 29th Annual Gardener's Fair at Historic Locust Grove helps you spring into spring
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Gardening fans can get inspired at Historic Locust Grove. WDRB's Keith Kaiser gets a look at their 29th annual Gardeners' Fair. Historic Locust Grove’s Gardeners’ Fair will feature vendors selling seeds, flowers, vegetable plants, garden tools, and garden-focused goods such as bird houses, lawn ornaments, flowerpots, and more.
City-County Connections Meeting update: The Land of Opportunity with Rex Nelson
Independence County Judge Kevin Jeffery (pictured above, right) kicked off the City-County Connections meeting on Thursday, highlighting significant progress and future plans for the community. Jeffery outlined some of the county’s upcoming endeavors, including achieving 60% of the normal allocation for road maintenance ahead of schedule. “This year has...
Oil Trough man dies after motorcycle accident
An Independence County man died Wednesday morning following a motorcycle accident, according to the Arkansas State Police. Dennis Tarpley Jr., 49, of Oil Trough, was identified as the victim. State Police reported that Tarpley was traveling north on Meadow Lake Road when his Harley Davidson left the roadway and flipped twice before coming to a rest a few feet off the road.
UACCB Student Team among 12 advancing to National Community College Innovation Challenge Finals
A University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville (UACCB) team is heading to Washington, D.C., to compete in a National Science Foundation student competition. According to a release from UACCB, the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) partnered with the Foundation to select the college’s student team to compete with 11 other finalist teams as they each advanced to the final round of the Community College Innovation Challenge (CCIC), taking place June 2024 in Washington D.C.
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