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Sharp County Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic

Our last Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic of the year is different from all the others that we have held. This “Thanksgiving” clinic begins on Monday not Tuesday. The clinic will have cat and small dog surgeries (15 lbs. or less) the first day and cats only on the second day. All pet owners willing to travel to the Hardy Civic Center are welcome. Please note dog surgeries begin after the cat surgeries are completed. This can sometimes require late afternoon or early evening retrievals of your pup, depending on how the day goes. We will be scheduling 100 surgeries the first day and 50 the second. Vaccinations are only available to animals that are having surgery.

Sharp County, AR · 1d
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The Ozark Country Store In Arkansas Where A Five-Minute Grocery Run Turns Into A Whole Afternoon

A quick stop for bread and spices sounds simple enough. Then the deli counter starts calling, the baking aisle goes on forever, and peacocks wander near the river. This Arkansas country store near Pocahontas has a way of stretching errands into afternoons. Plan on staying longer than you meant to,...

Pocahontas, AR · 2d
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Camping ordinance passes in Jonesboro

JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - A new city ordinance aims to prevent unauthorized camping in the city of Jonesboro. The city of Jonesboro passed Ordinance 26-038 during the city council meeting on Thursday, Nov. 5. The ordinance will not allow people to camp in any city park or parking lot unless...

Jonesboro, AR · 3d
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Couple files lawsuit against Jonesboro and city council

A Jonesboro couple is suing the city after it denied an alcohol permit for the couple's proposed steakhouse. The issue was voted for by the city council at a meeting on October 20th.

Jonesboro, AR · 3d
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Mountain Home issues 17 building permits in October

The City of Mountain Home issued 17 building permits during October representing approximately $2.68 million in construction and related project valuations. The city collected a total of $5,921.81 in permit fees, wtih a $2.2 million new commercial building project accounting for the majority of the month’s reported value. The...

Mountain Home, AR · 2d

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Sanders Announces Appointments, Four from Jonesboro

Little Rock, AR – Jonesboro Right Now – Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Friday announced appointments to various governing boards and commissions, with four of the appointees being from Jonesboro. Gina Gomez was appointed to the 2030 Arkansas Complete Count Committee. This is a new position, with her...

Jonesboro, AR · 8h

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White River Wonderland lights up new home while Riverside Park gets makeover

BATESVILLE, Ark. — Batesville’s holiday light show is moving from the riverbank to a new neighborhood this year, with White River Wonderland setting up at the Batesville Community Center while Riverside Park gets a makeover. The display opens Nov. 25. The lights, laughter, and memories of White River...

Batesville, AR · 4d

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Retirees Are Trading City Life For Mountain Home, Where Two Big Lakes Sit Minutes Apart

Traffic jams, crowded sidewalks, and rising rents have a way of making people dream about a quieter address. For a growing number of retirees, that dream points to a small Ozark city where two big lakes sit close enough to visit both in one afternoon. The town is the county...

Mountain Home, AR · 7d

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Inaugural Grain and Gather Festival Brings Block Party, Brat-Eating Contest to Downtown Jonesboro

Jonesboro, AR – Jonesboro Right Now – The first-ever Grain and Gather Festival kicked off this weekend, bringing food and fun to downtown Jonesboro. The celebration, presented by Arkansas Rice Federation, honored Arkansas rice farmers and agriculture with an assortment of rice-centered activities and events, leading up to the second annual Rice Bowl, a game between the Arkansas State Red Wolves and the Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks.

Jonesboro, AR · 11h

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Jonesboro to host first ever "Grain & Gather" Festival

Arkansas Rice is bringing a new festival to Jonesboro this weekend, ahead of A-State's "Rice Bowl" matchup against Louisiana-Monroe. Our Isaiah Collins spoke with locals and businesses downtown about excitement growing for the inaugural Grain & Gather festival.

Jonesboro, AR · 2d

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26 Business licenses issued for Mountain Home in October

The City of Mountain Home issued 26 new business licenses and two “remodel only” licenses were issued for the month of October, according to records from the Planning and Engineering Department. Businesses receiving licenses include Sara Be Well, One Candle, Norfork General Industries Inc., Whimsic Artistry, The Ozark...

Mountain Home, AR · 1d

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Ridgepointe Country Club Breaks Ground on New Arkansas State Golf Facility

Jonesboro, AR – Jonesboro Right Now – On Nov. 6, the Ridgepointe Country Club in collaboration with the Arkansas State golf teams and the Red Wolves Foundation broke ground on a new facility for both programs and the community. In a combined effort over the past three and...

Jonesboro, AR · 2d

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Developers sue after Jonesboro council denies planned restaurant liquor license

Two local developers filed a lawsuit on Tuesday in an attempt to appeal the city council’s decision to deny their liquor license for a new restaurant to be built on N. Church Street. At a city council meeting on October 20th one resident voiced support for the restaurant's liquor...

Jonesboro, AR · 3d

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Black Rock sales tax issue fails

BLACK ROCK, Ark. (KAIT) - Black Rock voters rejected a proposed half-cent sales tax, with 62% voting against the plan. The proposal was among the tax and millage questions on the ballot. The city asked voters to approve the tax during the midterm elections Tuesday. Police Chief Bryan Archer said the money would have helped lower water rates.

Black Rock, AR · 3d

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Baxter County votes in favor of Issue 3, measure narrowly fails in state vote

Three of four ballot issues were passed by Arkansas voters Tuesday with Issue 3 on economic development failing by the slightest of margins even though Baxter County voted in favor of the measure. Issue 1, known as the Citizens Only Voting Amendment passed statewide with 69 percent of the vote...

Baxter County, AR · 4d

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Baxter County 4th graders to experience safety first hand

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Fourth-grade students from across Baxter County will have an opportunity to learn about everyday hazards, emergency preparedness and accident prevention during the inaugural Baxter County Safety Day on Thursday, Nov. 12. The event is part of the Progressive Agriculture Foundation’s Safety Day program, which emphasizes hands-on learning to help children recognize hazards and make safer decisions in everyday situations.

Baxter County, AR · 1d

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K. Carbon Explains Why West Memphis Is Not Memphis: “You In a Whole New State”

Rapper K. Carbon is making one thing clear: just because a city has Memphis in its name doesn’t mean Memphis natives claim it as part of their hometown. During a recent appearance on The Baller Alert Show, the Memphis rapper broke down the difference between Memphis, Tennessee, and West Memphis, Arkansas, explaining why locals don’t consider the two places the same.

West Memphis, AR · 2d

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TOMEKA BUTLER: Don’t just pass through West Memphis, Pine Bluff

For generations, cities like West Memphis have watched opportunity pass through on highways, railways, and waterways, often headed somewhere else. That story is changing. As chairwoman of the Arkansas Black Mayors Association, I work alongside mayors who lead some of our state’s most resilient communities. I see how hard they fight to improve infrastructure, create jobs, and prepare their cities for investment, often with limited resources and far too little recognition. That perspective compels me to share what is happening in West Memphis and Pine Bluff because their progress carries a message for communities across Arkansas.

West Memphis, AR · 2d

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Walmart Cut a Drone Delivery Ribbon in West Memphis. Nothing Flies Yet

This article contains affiliate links. DroneXL may earn a commission when you buy through links on our site. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Walmart and Wing cut a ribbon in West Memphis, Arkansas, on Monday, November 2, with Mayor Marco McLendon, city officials and community leaders, and the city announced what it called the arrival of the Mid-South’s first drone delivery service. It is the first Arkansas city to claim a Wing and Walmart service, in the state where Walmart’s hometown is still missing from Wing’s map.

West Memphis, AR · 3d

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Wynne, Cross County students earn awards at GenCon Summit

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. — Students from the Wynne and Cross County school districts brought home awards from the annual Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Generation Conservation (GenCon) Summit in Hot Springs. Wynne Junior High School won second overall in the middle school division and received first place in...

Wynne, AR · 2d