Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 9th of March.
Good morning, Little Rock.
Earlier today, Wags of Hope hosted a dog adoption event in Little Rock, helping several dogs find new homes.
Founder Jessica Fowler urged potential pet owners to commit long-term & provide proper care for their new companions.
A banquet will be held Saturday to honor 21 young men who died in the 1959 fire at the Wrightsville Negro Boys Industrial School - a new memorial event that reflects on a key moment in local history.
On Sunday, an Arkansas philanthropist and Epstein survivor addressed an International Women’s Day rally at the state Capitol, urging accountability and stronger protections for women.
Local organizers planned a march later to demand improved policies.
As local farmers apply for federal agricultural aid amid ongoing economic pressures, Arkansas farm leaders urged Congress to boost relief – they expect enhanced support to help stabilize the state's farming industry.
Richland Creek offers whitewater adventure for outdoor enthusiasts with challenging rapids and scenic views.
The natural waterway in Arkansas invites visitors to explore its rugged beauty.
Joey Lamb of the Little Rock Athletic Club led a master class on joint flexibility for Matt Parrott's column — demonstrating the Dumbbell Target Smith Squat to improve joint range of motion.
Arkansas Medicaid dropped coverage after 60 days for 2,133 new mothers over the past three months, leaving lactation consultant Danielle Wright without coverage after giving birth to her third child on March 5; the policy may affect postpartum care statewide.
CARTI is offering free therapy sessions, support groups, and workshops at The Bridge for cancer survivors and their families in Little Rock to manage mental health challenges after treatment.
The program is available at 18 locations (details provided onsite) to help patients rebuild their lives.
In an overtime win at Missouri on Saturday, March 7, Arkansas freshman guard Meleek Thomas scored a career-high 28 points — including 5 of 6 perimeter shots — stepping in for a rested Darius Acuff as the Razorbacks advanced to postseason play.
Arkansas baseball coach Dave Van Horn and players Camden Kozeal + Cole Gibler shared details about the Razorbacks' 4-1 loss to Stetson on Sunday at Baum-Walker Stadium during a press conference.
Experience a Day as a Music Major
8 AM – 4 PM — Center for Performing Arts — Free entry — Explore the vibrant life of a UA Little Rock music major with auditions, classes, and more.
Treaty Oak Revival Concert
6-8:30 p.m. — Simmons Bank Arena — Tickets from $66 — Enjoy last-minute access to the Treaty Oak Revival concert in North Little Rock.
Natural State Backyard Ultra
8 AM – 2 PM — Burns Park Soccer Complex — Registration cost applies — Experience an exciting ultramarathon event at the High School Ultramarathon National Championship.
2026 American Farrier’s Association Convention
8:00 AM - 10:30 PM — Statehouse Convention Center — Registration fees apply — A comprehensive gathering for farriers and equine professionals featuring lectures, competitions, and an expo.
Disney On Ice: Let's Dance
7 p.m. — Simmons Bank Arena — Tickets on sale soon — Experience a magical performance with beloved Disney stories and characters in an interactive ice dancing event.
Disney On Ice: Let's Dance
7-10 p.m. — Simmons Bank Arena — Ticket prices vary — Experience Disney favorites remixed with Mickey and friends in a spectacular ice skating show.
Time to Paddy 5K/10K & Lucky 13.1
Time to Paddy 5K/10K & Lucky 13.1 — All Day — North Little Rock, AR — Varies by distance — Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a festive road race featuring fun for the whole family.
Burgundy Wine Tasting Experience
6:30-11:59 p.m. — Table 28 — $31-$50 — Savor exquisite Burgundy wines while enjoying modern American cuisine crafted by Chef Scott Rains.
2026 USA Masters Weightlifting National Championships
7 a.m. - 8 p.m. — Statehouse Convention Center — Entry fees range from $159-$275 — Master lifters compete in snatch and clean and jerk at this national championship event.
A Man Named Cash
7:30-9 p.m. — Robinson Center — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate the iconic music and stories of Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash with live performances.
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