Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 9th of December.
Good morning, Conway.
Conway Fire Department mourned Assistant Chief Bill Keathley, who passed away over the weekend after 31-year service.
Colleagues remembered him as a mentor who helped shape the department and create Arkansas Task Force One to serve Central Arkansas communities.
Conway Corp’s programming series 'Meet the Conwegians' wins a MIDI award from the Mid-America Cable Telecommunications Association & is celebrated for its excellence in community programming.
A local business is offering paint your pet ornament classes this holiday season in downtown Conway.
Kristin Murphy said residents can join to create festive keepsakes (a fun way to celebrate the holidays) in a hands-on workshop.
Conway Public Schools Board will hold four special meetings this month to interview candidates for the new superintendent.
The board will choose a leader to guide the district through its future challenges.
Hendrix College Model U.N. students representing Switzerland won five awards, including an Overall Outstanding Delegation citation, at the American Model U.N.
Conference in Chicago from Nov. 22 to 25.
UAMS Head Start centers reopen today after closing in October due to a government shutdown, resuming early education services for local families.
A new CDC report shows that Arkansas life expectancy increased from 2021 to 2022 yet is still lower than before the pandemic.
The report signals a cautious step forward in health improvements — a trend public health officials are monitoring closely.
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