Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 12th of October.
Good morning, Little Rock.
76-year-old Shelia Vaught will be honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the CARTI Foundation’s Tux 'n Trees Gala on Nov.
14 for her 50 years of dedicated service, including her role as the first female CARTI board president and ongoing support of local charities.
Local health expert Matt Parrott introduces a new exercise from his Williams Flexion series, the Single Knee Hug, to ease lower back discomfort.
Demonstrated by a Little Rock Athletic Club trainer, the routine is designed for all fitness levels and offers clear, step-by-step guidance.
This October, UAMS offers advanced screening and treatment for breast cancer, including 3D mammography, ultrasounds, and on-site biopsies — and its mobile MammoVans bring care to local communities.
Patients may also join clinical trials for innovative therapies and early detection.
During his visit to Fayetteville this weekend, 5‑star prospect Adan Diggs said he felt at home after meeting Arkansas coach John Calipari and his coaching staff, which reinforced his college decision after receiving an offer on Aug.
9.
Arkansas football dropped a close 24–17 loss to Tennessee on Saturday as Coach Ryan Silverfield’s fourth-quarter decisions came under heavy scrutiny.
The team showed strong third-quarter play — though errors in the final period cost them crucial points.
Arkansas football fell short, losing 24-17 to Tennessee on Saturday, Oct.
10. The Razorbacks won the turnover battle and had a strong third quarter but faltered in the fourth (defensive lapses allowed a key Tennessee run) as the Volunteers secured the win.
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