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Peak State Recovery Center to break ground on new addiction treatment facility

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Peak State Recovery Center is slated to break ground on its outpatient addiction treatment center in Bryant Monday, November 18, 2026. Located at 1904 Evans Loop, the center is structured to connect Peak State's 44-bed Paron campus with three levels of outpatient care and offer recovery housing for clients in need, according to a release.

Bryant, AR · 1d
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This Arkansas Holiday Market Packs 350 Booths, Vintage Finds, And Santa Photos Into One November Weekend

A single building in central Arkansas hosts fairs, comic conventions, antique shows, roller skating nights, and even dinosaur exhibits. It has a reputation for open floors, rows of vendors, and plenty of room to roam. Families and adults can both find something to do here, though not always at the same event.

Conway, AR · 3d
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Tucker reflects on decade as top Clark County official

Clark County Judge Troy Tucker will soon be saying goodbye to running local government as the county’s top official. Courtesy photo. Presiding over his penultimate quorum court meeting, Clark County Judge Troy Tucker recited an extensive list of road improvement projects completed during his decade in office. Reminiscent of...

Clark County, AR · 2d
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Sports 11/12: Lots of bball action; Perryville, Bigelow prep for football playoffs

Wonderview’s senior boys’ basketball team improved its record to 7-1 on the season with a 65-42 win over Acorn at the Perry County Classic in Perryville on Wednesday. Seniors Landon Roberds and Karter Wilson scored 13 points apiece, while senior Cayleb Stobaugh put in 12 for the Daredevils. Wonderview’s senior girls lost their game to the Lady Tigers, 82-56, dropping their record to 3-5. Wonderview will play at Rural Special on Friday…

Perryville, AR · 1d
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GenCon Summit sees significant growth in year two

HOT SPRINGS — The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s second Generation Conservation Summit can boast a 68 percent growth rate in schools or groups participating from Year One, and more than 100 percent growth over last year in students who attended the two-day event at Bank OZK Arena and the Hot Springs Convention Center Nov. 4-5. An astute businessman like former AGFC commissioner Bobby Martin, who has led such national brands as The Gap Inc., obviously will like those growth figures.

Hot Springs, AR · 1d

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Drought conditions to have potential impact on Arkansas duck hunting season

After more than a year of drought conditions across central Arkansas, farmers aren't the only ones feeling the effects. As duck season approaches, hunters and guides are preparing for what could be a challenging season.

Stuttgart, AR · 21h