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Griffin launches One Pill Can Kill initiative at UACCM
Attorney General Tim Griffin joined University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton Chancellor Lisa Willenberg in launching the statewide college-focused One Pill Can Kill initiative on the UACCM campus on Monday. Chancellor Willenberg said UACCM is grateful to be included in the initiative to bring awareness about the dangers of fentanyl and help prevent overdoses among young people in the state…
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Students Respond to Operation Save America Presence With On-Campus Protest
Student protests broke out on the campus of the University of Central Arkansas in response to the presence of Operation Save America—or OSA. According to their website, OSA is a “Christ-centered ministry, focused on rebuilding the spiritual foundations of our culture.”. OSA members made their way to campus...
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Sports 10/19: Dogs beat Clarksville; MHS hosting Volleyball Regional
Junior Dalton Shirley and sophomore Jy’mire Evans each scored three first-half touchdowns and the Morrilton High School football team rolled to an easy 42-7 5A West Conference win over Clarksville on Friday night in Clarksville. The Devil Dog defense dominated early, forcing the Panthers to go three-and-out on each of their first four possessions, and the offense took advantage of short fields, scoring touchdowns on each of their first six possessions to take a 42-0 lead by the middle of the second quarter and putting the sportsmanship rule in effect for the entire second half…
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ASU System Board approves IT management, security enhancements
JONESBORO, Ark. — The Arkansas State University System Board of Trustees today approved four policies designed to enhance information technology management and security on all its campuses. The policies include revising the existing Appropriate Use of Information and Technology Resources Policy while adding an Artificial Intelligence Governance Policy, Data...
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Harmony Grove High School announces 2026 Homecoming Court and 100-year celebration ceremony schedule
Harmony Grove High School will celebrate its 2026 Homecoming on Friday night as part of the school’s centennial milestone, honoring returning homecoming queens alongside this year’s royal court. Festivities kick off at 6:15 p.m. at Jimmy “Red” Parker Field ahead of the Cardinals’ varsity football matchup against Clinton. Read more below.
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Pine Bluff falters against Lakeside
After scoring on its opening drive, Pine Bluff High School struggled to get its offense in rhythm again as it suffered its first conference loss of the season. Hot Springs Lakeside came to Jordan Stadium on Friday (Oct. 16) and defeated the Zebras 22-7 in a game that did not feature an offensive touchdown after the first quarter.
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Magnolia on the losing seat of see-saw football game against Hot Springs
Magnolia led early in the fourth quarter Friday, October 16, 2026 at Hot Springs, but a pair of Trojans passes handed the Panthers another heartbreaking, see-saw battle, 36-33. Magnolia, 0-4 in Class 5A-South and 0-7 overall, will return to Panther Stadium next Friday for Homecoming against the White Hall Bulldogs.
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Sheridan stuns No. 1 Searcy on last-second touchdown
SHERIDAN — In a battle between the top two teams in Class 6A, second-ranked Sheridan delivered the final blow Friday night (Oct. 16). Easton Barksdale connected with Wylie DePriest on a 4-yard shovel pass with nine seconds remaining, lifting the Yellowjackets to a thrilling 48-45 victory over top-ranked Searcy in front of a packed Yellowjacket Stadium.
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Coach: White Hall playing hard, must ‘keep fighting’ at Texarkana
After White Hall took its first conference loss of the season last week, coach Jason Mitchell said he wants his team to keep fighting. “The goal is still within reach, and you know, we got two big road trips coming up,” Mitchell said. “We gotta find a way to win at least one of them. So, we just went back and told them, it wasn’t about playing hard. The kids played hard. They just gotta keep fighting and keep getting better.”
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AG bringing One Pill Can Kill initiative to UACCM
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin is bringing his statewide, college-focused “One Pill Can Kill” initiative to the University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton campus next week. Griffin will hold a press conference on Monday, October 19th, at 12:30 p.m. in Tyson Hall of the Dr. Larry D. Davis Workforce Training Center, which the college’s Mary Clark says is designed to raise awareness and combat the dangers of fentanyl and counterfeit pills…