Tennessee Weather Alert: Warm, Dry Conditions Dominate Into Next Week
Memphis, TN – Warm and dry weather is set to persist across the Mid-South for the next seven days, bringing above-average temperatures into the start of October. According to the National Weather Service in Memphis, daily highs will remain in the middle to upper 80s through at least Wednesday, October 1. Cities...
Man breaks world record of most 7 Pot Primo peppers eaten
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Stephen Curgan is a world champion who has traveled all over the globe and on Sunday, he came all the way from Arkansas to Terre Haute to not only participate in competitions, but to break the record for the most 7 Pot Primos eaten in a sitting. “It seems surreal. […]
15 new game wardens graduate after 18-week Arkansas AGFC training program
Fifteen cadets completed 18 weeks of rigorous training to join the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC) as new game wardens during a ceremony held Sept. 19 at Antioch Baptist Church. The class began with 18 cadets, marking an 83 percent graduation rate. Lt. Tracey Blake, AGFC assistant training administrator,...
Arkansas’s answer to Taliesin is this beautiful Ozark chapel made of glass
E. Fay Jones’ Path from Wright Apprentice to Master. A short film changed Fay Jones’ life in 1938. Just 17 years old, the Arkansas teen saw Frank Lloyd Wright’s Johnson Wax building on screen and knew what he had to do. First came World War II, where...
6 Arkansas Cheese Dip Joints That Locals Still Defend as the Original
In Arkansas, cheese dip isn’t just a snack — it’s a point of pride, a culinary tradition locals passionately claim as their own. Whether it’s smooth and creamy or spicy with a kick, cheese dip has become a staple at gatherings, restaurants, and roadside joints across the state.
People in Little Rock anticipate CALS Main Library reopening and celebrate downtown events
The River Market in Little Rock is a popular destination for families, with the Central Arkansas Library System's Main Library set to reopen on October 4, and other attractions such as the Hispanic Heritage Celebration and Six Bridges Book Festival taking place in the area.
Too Twisted for TV: Storm Chaser Scott Hollinger
Too Twisted for TV is back again, and this week, Todd is chatting with Arkansan storm chaser Scott Hollinger. Hollinger speaks on his experience in chasing storms and shares his three most recent chases. Too Twisted for TV airs every Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m. This, along with more exclusive streaming content,...
8 All-You-Can-Eat Catfish Buffets in Arkansas Locals Swear By
Arkansas is celebrated for its all-you-can-eat catfish buffets, each offering a unique taste of Southern hospitality. From rustic riverside settings to impressive buffet lines, these beloved local spots serve up endless platters of crispy, farm-raised catfish and an array of tantalizing sides. Here’s a look at nine...
5 Arkansas students honored as U.S. presidential scholars
The U.S. Department of Education has named this year’s U.S. Presidential Scholars, honoring the nation’s most distinguished graduating high school seniors.
The 10 Windiest Cities in Arkansas and How Residents Adapt
10 Windiest Cities in Arkansas and How Residents Adapt Arkansas, with its picturesque landscapes and varied topography, is no stranger to gusty winds. Its position ... Read more The post The 10 Windiest Cities in Arkansas and How Residents Adapt appeared first on Climate Cosmos .
