Daily Leader · Stuttgart, AR
Vendors interested in exhibiting at the 2026 Wings Over the Prairie Festival in Stuttgart have until Nov. 20 to apply for exhibit space and guarantee a booth location. The festival is Thanksgiving weekend, Nov. 27 and 28. Logan Molock, Director of Programs for the Stuttgart Chamber of Commerce, said the festival offers two indoor exhibit […]
Daily Leader · Stuttgart, AR
The Stuttgart School Board recognized three district employees for their hard work and dedication during its regular meeting Tuesday night at the administration office. Superintendent Jeff McKinney recognized Brittney Rutherford, Kim Lisko and Kevin Sherman with the district’s V Formation Award for November. Rutherford was recognized for her work as a literacy interventionist at Park […]
Daily Leader · Stuttgart, AR
The Berryville Bobcats’ season is already a success. For the first time since 2006, the Bobcats are headed to the playoffs, ending a postseason drought surpassed by only Paragould among Arkansas high schools. Berryville comes to Stuttgart as the 4A-1’s No. 5 seed after finishing the regular season 5-5, including a 3-4 mark in conference […]
Daily Leader · Stuttgart, AR
More than 275 members attended the 83rd annual membership meeting of Producers Rice Mill Inc., held at noon Thursday, Nov. 5, at the Grand Prairie Center in Stuttgart. A catfish luncheon prepared by the Yoder Ruritan Club was served. The public portion of the meeting was highlighted by guest speaker Dr. Scott Manley, director of […]
Daily Leader · Stuttgart, AR
First Electric Cooperative and Connect2First will host the inaugural Pathways on the Prairie event on Tuesday, Nov. 17, from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Grand Prairie Center in Stuttgart. The event will help students explore career options through colleges and universities, trade and technical programs, and direct workforce opportunities. Emily Belcher, marketing and […]
Daily Leader · Stuttgart, AR
Reports of interest: Dollar General Market, 805 N. Buerkle St., shoplifting valued at $1,000 or less. Store employees told officers they saw a woman conceal merchandise in her pockets and take some items to the checkout counter without presenting everything for payment. When a cashier asked if she intended to pay for the remaining items, […]
Daily Leader · Stuttgart, AR
The Arkansas County Youth Growth and Development Program will host a Friendsgiving event on Tuesday, Nov. 17, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Arkansas County Enrichment Center, 702 E. Michigan St., in Stuttgart. Program Coordinator Jalicia Wyatt said the evening will bring young people together in a relaxed, fun setting. “We are inviting all […]
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Daily Leader · Clarendon, AR
Nearby: Clarendon, ARGirls in pre-kindergarten through sixth grade are invited to enjoy a day of pampering and fun during the Clarendon Chamber of Commerce’s Princess for a Day Tea Party on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Executive Hall in Clarendon. Event organizer Debbie Aguilar said the party will give girls a time […]
Daily Leader · Pine Bluff, AR
Nearby: Pine Bluff, ARPINE BLUFF, Ark. — The ARTx3 Campus will celebrate creativity and self-expression with The Write Stuff: Pine Bluff Poetry Slam from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 19, in the Adam B. Robinson Jr. Black Box Theater at ART WORKS on Main, 627 S. Main St. Hosted by Danny Burl, the free event invites seasoned poets, aspiring […]
Arkansas Times · Wrightsville, AR
Nearby: Wrightsville, ARChris Jones said we haven’t heard the last of him and his political aspirations, but for the time being, he’s going to work Jan. 1 as Pulaski County Judge-elect Wendell Griffen’s planning and development director. Most recently, Jones, a Democrat, fell just short of beating incumbent Republican French Hill for the 2nd District Congressional seat. Having been given enough time to process the loss, he said Griffen called him last week and said, “OK, let’s get to work.” On paper, it would seem that Jones is remarkably suited to take on the job, which will likely take him into combat with high-end industrial operations, like the AVAIO-Digital data center being built near Wrightsville.
Kansas City Northeast News · Cotton Plant, AR
Nearby: Cotton Plant, ARKenneth “Kenny” McKinzy July 31, 1960- Nov. 3, 2026 Kenneth “Kenny” McKinzy was born on July 31, 1960, in Cotton Plant, Arkansas, and passed away on November 3, 2026, at St. Luke’s Hospital at the age of 66. Kenny was kind and fun-loving, and he had a soft spot for the blues and a good joke. When something tickled him, his laugh was so infectious that you’d find yourself laughing right along with him and smiling with joy for the rest of your day! His family will remember how sweet he was to them and how much fun he was to be around. We will sorely miss hearing that laugh. Kenny was a proud U.S. Army veteran who served two terms and saw combat during his second term of service. Kenny recently retired after 11 years with the Independence Avenue Community Improvement District. He helped with many community events and neighborhood efforts, and he took the most pride in overseeing the district’s recycling program.
The Pitch · North Little Rock, AR
Nearby: North Little Rock, ARMouse. // Courtesy IFC Sometimes you watch a movie with details so authentic you know they come from a place of personal experience. That statement accurately describes all of Alex Thompson and Kelly O’Sullivan’s films together, but none more so than their latest, Mouse, a coming-of-age drama with such emotional honesty it’s like you could reach out and touch the characters. Set in 2002 in North Little Rock, AR—where O’Sullivan grew up—Mouse follows Minnie (Katherine Mallen Kupferer), the shy best friend of outgoing, popular Callie (Chloe Coleman). They complement each other; Callie anchors the school newscast, while Minnie stands behind the camera directing. During group sleepovers at Callie’s house, they share Callie’s bedroom while the other girls sleep in the den. When a sudden accident takes Callie out of Minnie’s life, Minnie must figure out who she is without her best friend.
