Podcasts about morrilton

It's been one year since Morrilton was cast into the national spotlight for apprehending serial killer; Rialto to open 'Little Shop' tonight; results of Petit Jean auto show; 96th annual St. Joseph picnic set for Saturday; we talk with Alicia Hugen of the Conway County Extension Service.

Juneteenth celebration being held in Menifee; Conway Co. ranks among state's fastest-growing counties in 2024; WRI awarded grant to increase local community reach; UACCM, Chamber collaborating on "College Town" working group; Sr. Girls bball team camp continues in Morrilton; We visit with John Phillips from the First United Methodist Church

New home construction increasing in Morrilton; Roller honored for community service; UACCM to host business startup presentation; Main Street Morrilton's Third Thursday is this week; Lady Devil Dog basketball hosting team camp; We visit with Rev. Adrian Pickens about the Juneteenth celebration in Menifee

Head-on collision in Hot Springs claims life of Plumerville man, 22; Kentucky woman identified as fatal victim in chain-reaction crash on I-40 in Morrilton; Parks and Recreation presents proposal for new baseball and softball complex, repurposing current fields for soccer; Parks and Rec summer league registration open; we talk with Clint O'Neal of AEDC.

Hundred of bicyclists expected as 'Arkansas Graveler' ride makes overnight stop in Morrilton; Conway County Library's Summer Reading Program to kick off Saturday; State Police remind motorist of Move Over law; local student-athletes and coaches named to All-Star baseball, softball and soccer; we talk with Shannon Autrey of the Conway County Extension Service.

Faulkner County accident fatal to 24-year-old woman; several South Conway County School District teachers awarded merit pay for test scores; Arkansas Graveler bike ride to come to Morrilton next month; we talk with Alisha Koonce of Sacred Heart School about this weekend's bazaar.

Med Tech EMS, Abundant Life Pregnancy Resource Center partner on baby box; fentanyl, cocaine discovered on 18-wheeler on I-40 in Pope County; County Judge discusses negotiations with solar company about tax abatement; South Conway County School Board accepts resignations, hires personnel; Morrilton soccer team makes final preparations for state championship game; new MHS baseball coach promoted; we feature the story of Fyter with an extended interview with Mike Newman.

Andrews announces run for Conway County Judge; UACCM Workforce touts unique programs in welding, drilling; Local band Fyter's unreleased records now available as a second album; Atkins hires superintendent; Berkemeyer honored by Trucker's association; Torch Run to come through Morrilton this morning; MHS boys soccer to play for state championship; Sacred Heart softball ends season in softball semifinal; we talk with Stan Willis and Earle Eichenberger about the MHS Golden Reunion Brunch.

USPS changes in logistics results in change for Morrilton post office; UACCM to hold graduation Saturday; Conway's population tops 70K; Perry County Sheriff recovers stolen items; Conway woman accused of abuse of vulnerable person; state feral hog eradication program seeing results; area teams advance in state softball, baseball, soccer tournaments; we talk with Shannon Autrey of the Conway County Extension Service.

Fire damages home on Lake Overcup; Pope County voters to decide on sales tax for new jail, 911 center; Morrilton City Council, South Conway County School Board to hold meetings tonight; Faulkner County to hold MMR vaccine clinic after third measles case reported; Sacred Heart softball, Morrilton baseball, Nemo Vista baseball and softball set to play in state tournaments this week; we talk with Dustin Taylor of Main Street Morrilton.

Prosecutor says use of deadly force was justified in Faulkner County earlier this year; CCCEC begins using device and training that encourages conversation at daycares to improve early outcomes; Sacred Heart rings bells as new pope announced; Morrilton baseball, Sacred Heart softball, Nemo Vista baseball and softball headed to state tournaments; we talk with Kevin Van Pelt of the Conway County Extension Service.

Congressman Hill introduces bill to transfer Forest Service building to Perry County; Care Center's cereal drive wrapping up this week; Sacred Heart Bazaar set for May 30-31; ASP hold memorial for fallen officers; rain moves 4A regional tournament from Morrilton to Robinson; other local high school teams to play in 1A at Center Ridge; we talk with Becca Caldwell of AEDC about rural economic development.

Escaped murder suspect caught in Morrilton last summer has court appearance; Sheriff Mike Smith to retire at end of this term; Legislative session ends; Nemo Vista FCCLA raising funds to attend Nationals; Hendrix gets grant to restore historic dormitory; baseball and softball regionals to start Thursday; we talk with Cindy Lucariello with the Conway County Care Center.

Community-spread measles case reported in Faulkner County; Plumerville man wins $50K in lottery; Judge calls recent spring cleanup a success; Hope Alive pitches partnership to Conway County Quorum Court; Morrilton splits double-header at Robinson; we talk with Greg Donaldson of the Petit Jean Relationship Ministry.

Pope Francis passes; UCA reports weekend shooting; fire destroys home west of Morrilton; weekend tornado uproots trees, no injuries reported; UACCM construction project on track; ISO visit expected tomorrow; high school sports roundup; we visit with Gary Lovell with the American Legion.

Giving Tree grants announced; Leadership Conway County class completes course, community project; Legislative Session ends; UACCM to hold camps this summer; high school sports roundup; we visit with Bill Sardin, pastor at the First United Methodist Church in Morrilton.

Conway Police investigating mass shooting at park that killed two; Perryville man killed in Saline County auto accident; SCCSD holds 'Hall of Distinction' banquet; producers reporting delayed planting following rains earlier this month; Governor delays tax deadline for those affected by flooding; Perry Chamber announces plans for banquet; we look at the agendas for meetings tonight, have a roundup of high school sports, and visit with Jay Carter, librarian at the Conway County Library in Morrilton.

Flood watch in effect as dangerous, rare weather event expected; Morrilton Police review protocols for safe rooms; Beck introduces bill to aid Green Bay Packaging with major expansion; Hot Spring man arrested in Morrilton moments after truck theft; circus in Perryville tonight; Sacred Heart alum named UALR's Workforce Development Director; high school baseball and softball roundup; we talk with Cindy Lucariello of the Conway County Care Center.

Conway County Quorum Court meets; 'Munchin on Main' draws large crowd to downtown Morrilton; Greenbrier man sentenced in attempted assault on law enforcement; Pope County casino trial underway today; local jobless rates tick up fractionally; Game and Fish brings regulation changes that affect Conway County; MHS softball defeats Nemo Vista; Long named GAC Pitcher of the week; we talk with Conway County Judge Jimmy Hart.

Strong winds fuel wildfires; Mayor says committee is working all year to plan Christmas activities in Morrilton; Extension Service to work with Rialto Gallery to bring youth art show back this summer; Perry County lottery player wins $50,000; UACCM registration underway; lots of area teams playing baseball and softball today; we talk with Bill Sardin, pastor of First United Methodist Church.

Wind advisory, Red Flag Warning prompts burn bans across the state; Beck, Davis bills progressing through state legislature; Run for the Fallen to make its way through Morrilton this weekend; Murphy USA, Loves undertake large renovation projects; Sacred Heart bells to be renovated; high school baseball and softball roundup; we visit with forecaster Justin Condrey of the National Weather Service.

Storms kill three, injure dozens more in Arkansas, cause significant damage; Munchin' on Main entertainment lineup announced; Slim Chickens founder to present business lessons at UACCM; Morrilton boys fall short in state championship game.

Beck's Royalty Owner bill clears House; Munchin' on Main set for March 22nd; Rialto to open 'Grease' tonight; two Med-Tech EMTs honored; Morrilton senior boys to play for state basketball championship this afternoon in Hot Springs; we talk with Alicia Hugen of the Conway County Extension Service.

Eric Tyler's Play-by-Play broadcast of the Morrilton senior boys state championship game against the Mills Comets from March 14, 2025.

Royalty owners bill clears committee, heads to House floor; Utility investment bill clears Senate; UACCM to host Workforce Summit Friday; State Treasurer heading up effort to find lost savings bonds; Pottsville superintendent retires, assistant is promoted; Farm Bureau's 'Arkansas Farm Trail' to include local-area ranches; Morrilton basketball senior boys make final preparations for state championship game; we talk with Preston Hurst of the Perryville Parks and Rec department.

13-year-old facing attempted murder charge in Pope County; Morrilton Municipal Airport has a number of projects in the works; Mural underway on side of new children's library downtown; Senator Davis addresses Arkansas ACCESS; Morrilton senior boys continue preparations for Friday's 4A State Championship game; we visit with Mary Clark of the University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton.

ASP investigating officer-involved shooting in Faulkner County; fire destroys home on Petit Jean; Beck, Davis sponsor bill for rights of royalty owners; Morrilton senior boys to play for basketball state championship; we visit with Shane and Michael Boen of the Rialto Community Arts Center.

Bill introduced to benefit Green Bay Packaging expansion; Koontz Electric hosts Entergy subcontractors for safety meeting; TOLM Group earns national safety award; Single Parent Scholarship Fund to hold Day of Giving; Morrilton boys advance to semi-finals of state basketball tournament; Sacred Heart girls, Bigelow girls eliminated in state tournament play; we visit with Shannon Autrey of the Conway County Extension Service.

Sheriff's Department, Police, DTF make arrests at Overcup; bill to allow utilities to restructure rates ahead of expansions fails, to be reintroduced; Koontz to welcome over 125 electric utility contractors to Morrilton for meeting; Morrilton's boys pull out last-minute win in state tournament; we talk with David Norman of the Petit Jean Mountain Community Association.

Betty Thines of Morrilton recognized on her 107th birthday; DOGE lease terminations impact NRCS office in Conway; Portal opens for Education Freedom Accounts; MJHS Beating the Odds; FUMC of Morrilton to hold pancake supper; state tournament basketball begins today; we talk with Michael Frazier and Austin Foshee from TOLM Group.

Work underway on new downtown mural on side of forthcoming Children's Library; Representative Hill pushing for addition of Perry County land to Flatside Wilderness; ASP announces new fleeing crackdown; local 4H students to participate in Capitol Day; Wonderview girls, Sacred Heart girls, Morrilton boys to play in state tournaments this week; we talk with Alisha Koonce of Sacred Heart Catholic School.

Morrilton Police Department wants any citizen video of area where car break-ins occurred; CEO of Flywheel discusses new drilling activity in Fayetteville Shale; Morrilton Junior High School shows growth in ATLAS testing; Morrilton sneaks past Fountain Lake, Wonderview's girls and boys split with Marvell-Elaine in regional tournaments; we talk with Jan Cummings of the Morrilton Parks and Rec department.

Winter Storm Warning, Cold Weather Advisory in effect, prompting closings; UACCM construction project updates; local economic development officials to participate in '75Strong' program; Morrilton boys win conference championship in thriller against Pulaski Robinson; we talk with Morrilton Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer.

Winter storm set to move in Tuesday afternoon; Decker announces run for City Clerk/Treasurer; more court action expected on Pope County casino issue; Governor announces higher education reform bill; tickets available for SCCSD Hall of Distinction banquet; Morrilton's senior boys to play for conference championship tonight, while Morrilton's girls playing for third seed; high school roundup.

Morrilton Kiwanis Club to celebrate 100th anniversary; South Conway County School Board hears about Pre-K learning program; Fire Department Explorer posts to participate in 'Battle of the Boot' in May; ASP offers Safer Internet tips; high school basketball roundup; we visit with Mary Clark of the University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton.

UACCM Foundation Gala approaching; Conway County Community Foundation 'Giving Tree' grant program to accept requests; Morrilton City Council, South Conway County School Board to meet tonight; Morrilton basketball team sweep Heber Springs; we check other area high school results.

Groups rally around surviving brother of family killed in auto accident; Yell County man wins over $5 million in LOTTO; Governor introduces maternal health bill; Morrilton to host Heber Springs tonight as team copes with loss of teammate; we visit with Alicia Hugen of the Conway County Extension Service.

Hear Morrilton High School coach Keith Zackery discuss CJ Clemons and his teammates' reaction to his passing last weekend in the coach's show that aired today on KVOM-FM 101.7.

Historic snow events across the south test readiness; Munchin' on Main set for March in downtown Morrilton; major HIghway 64 resurfacing project set to begin; ANO self-reports violation by employee; Perfectly Loved to hold fundraising gala; area teams set to play tonight; Pinion, ASU Red Wolves play on national TV tonight; special feature with AEDC's Clint O'Neal.

UACCM and Green Bay Packaging develop partnership for workforce training; Perry County Sheriff's Department recovers items believe stolen by theft ring; progress being made on children's library in downtown Morrilton; LIHEAP Pop-Up Event being held; Criswell headed to East Tennessee State for final season; high school basketball wrap-up; we visit with Mary Wetherington with Perfectly Loved Transitional Living Center.

Duck hunters rescued from Cadron Creek after boat began to sink; Conway couple sentenced in sex sting; state launches new trafficking webpage; Sacred Heart to host Trivia Night; Morrilton boys get back-to-back wins over CAC, PA in conference play.

South Conway County School District approves 2025-2026 school year calendar; Morrilton City Council outlaws hunting on all city-owned property, clarifying 1998 ordinance; MLK parade set for Monday in downtown Morrilton; Hope Alive joins Morrilton Chamber, holds ribbon cutting; WRI launches Civic Commitments Guide; area high school basketball teams are in action tonight; we talk with Dean Lowman of Mentoring 4 Life.

Happy 2025! Patreon supporter and Certified Cicerone Jeff joins us for this first episode of the new year to discuss four beers from Point Remove Brewing in Morrilton, Arkansas. You'll also hear his top five 2024 album releases. Additional links from this episode: Homebrewing Association remembers President Jimmy Carter Point Remove Brewing Company Peticolas Brewing Company Cicerone Certification Program  Jazzy B's Diner   

Conway County Judge reports on efforts made to prepare for winter weather; Sacred Heart names alum awards; Talk Business and Politics reports on Tourism Ticker, local officials talk about local tourism efforts; Stell ties the knot; Morrilton swept by Clinton; we visit with Mary Clark of UACCM.

Morrilton mayor has positive outlook for 2025; Med-Tech recognized for support of National Guard and Reserves; OBI urges blood donations for winter; CHI SVM Auxiliary announces winners of Christmas raffle; MHS boys finish 2nd in Neosho Tourney; We visit with Conway Co. Judge Jimmy Hart

Mayor touts building projects, police department as highlights of 2024 in Morrilton; UACCM holds graduation and pinning ceremonies for nursing college students; state parks encourage hiking on first day of new year; area high schools playing in holiday basketball tournaments.

UACCM gets $2M grant from HIRED program; Conway County Quorum Court passes 2025 budget; funding announced for broadband services; gas prices increase ahead of holiday; Wonderview gets two wins over Nemo Vista; Morrilton plays non-conference games with DeQueen tonight; we talk with Shannon Autrey of the Conway County Extension Service.

Morrilton officials investigate using waste at landfill to create energy; new mill manager named for Arkansas Kraft; Conway County was on short list for new prison location; 529 program offers option for meaningful gifting; Morrilton splits with Greenbrier; Neme Vista sweeps Midland.

Wreaths Across America events held in Morrilton, Petit Jean; UACCM earns additional accreditation; local 4Her invited to participate in "CALL" program; high school basketball results.

This week we're chatting about our wacky trip to the Rialto Theater in Morrilton, Arkansas. We had the pleasure of joining Sweet N' Sour Paranormal and Swade Productions on their paranormal investigation. We talk about our trip and Ashley's paranormal experience. Check out the video Swade Productions created! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unitedstatesofmurder/support