Good morning, Conway.

Bryant author Abby Shrewsbury today released her debut novel Broken Pieces, marking a milestone that brings a fresh literary voice to our local arts scene.

The University of Central Arkansas has received a $35,000 IDEAS Program grant+ to expand study abroad opportunities with accessible arts-based mental health approaches, boosting global learning for students.

Faulkner County Judge Allen Dodson issued a burn ban on Monday that prohibits open burning across the county until further notice.

City of Conway plans to invest $25 million in a bike and walking path project.

Officials say the project will expand safe routes across the community & support local transportation.

Two NCAA Tournament wins for the Razorbacks are driving a surge in merchandise sales across Arkansas as the team heads to the Sweet 16; some Conway stores report increased fan traffic (local shoppers are excited to support the team).

Hare and Tortoise

10 AM – 11 PM — Reynolds Performance Hall — Family-friendly fun — Experience the beloved tale of friendship and the race between the Hare and the Tortoise brought to life with vibrant music and delightful characters.

Race For Grace 5K/10K/1 Mile Fun Run

8-11 a.m. — UCA Campus Recreation & Wellness Center — Entry fees vary — Run for a cause and support addiction recovery in Arkansas.