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Dallas Cowboys Great Emmitt Smith Gets 2026 Little Rock Touchdown Club Off to a Running Start
by Dwain Hebda August 13, 2026
by Dwain Hebda August 13, 2026
Sports revolve around statistics as generally the best way to gauge something, be it the greatest who ever played or as a measuring stick for everyone else. While stats are not always foolproof — the evolution of training, equipment and …
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Jimmy Johnson Makes Much-Anticipated Return to Arkansas
by Mark Carter August 27, 2025
by Mark Carter August 27, 2025
Jimmy Johnson wanted to be the man who replaced Frank Broyles in 1977 as head Hog. Johnson, who had been a key player as an undersized defensive lineman on Arkansas’ 1964 national championship team, was the Razorback defensive coordinator under …
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From the Editor’s Desk: The Gridiron’s Striped Siren Call
by Mark Carter September 18, 2024
by Mark Carter September 18, 2024
As an NFL referee, you know you’ve made it onto the national stage when Troy Aikman shares a complimentary anecdote about you on air, then playfully comments on your Southern accent. For Walt Coleman of Little Rock, that’s just what …
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North Little Rock Kicks Off New Push for Youth Soccer Tournaments August 17, 2026
North Little Rock is looking to attract more youth soccer tournaments to the city through a new partnership with Snap Soccer, a Pensacola, Florida-based tournament management company. The partnership between North Little Rock Tourism, Snap Soccer and Arkansas Rising Soccer… The post North Little Rock Kicks Off New Push for Youth Soccer Tournaments appeared first […]
Van Horn Signs Deal to Remain Head Hog Through 2031 August 17, 2026
Dave Van Horn has no apparent plans to retire, at least for another five years. The University of Arkansas announced Monday afternoon that the dean of current college baseball coaches has signed a new five-year deal to keep him in… The post Van Horn Signs Deal to Remain Head Hog Through 2031 appeared first on […]
Keep it Comin’: Braum’s Announces Plans for Another Arkansas Location August 17, 2026
A second Braum’s Ice Cream & Dairy store location is headed for central Arkansas. Braum’s will add its 18th Arkansas location with recently announced plans for a restaurant in Maumelle. Maumelle Area Chamber of Commerce officials told media members that… The post Keep it Comin’: Braum’s Announces Plans for Another Arkansas Location appeared first on […]
ACHI on Maternity Ward Closings August 17, 2026
The Arkansas Center for Health Improvement in Little Rock is a nonprofit healthcare think tank that gathers and studies data, analyzes policy, and conducts research about ways to improve health outcomes in the state. It has performed much of each… The post ACHI on Maternity Ward Closings appeared first on AMP.
Moses-led Group Acquires Former La Quinta in Downtown LR For Use as Arkansas Baptist Student Housing August 17, 2026
A group led by Chris Moses of Moses Tucker Partners has acquired the former La Quinta Inn & Suites at 617 S. Broadway St. in downtown Little Rock as part of a partnership with Arkansas Baptist College. The group, 617… The post Moses-led Group Acquires Former La Quinta in Downtown LR For Use as Arkansas […]
Maternity Ward: And Then There Were 30 August 17, 2026
Arkansas is home to 30 “birthing” hospitals — those which provide labor and delivery services. Since 2019, 10 hospitals have closed their obstetrics units, the most recent being National Park Medical Center in Hot Springs. Sixty percent of the state’s… The post Maternity Ward: And Then There Were 30 appeared first on AMP.
Birthing Hospitals in Arkansas Becoming Few and Far Between August 17, 2026
Healthcare providers in Arkansas are sounding the alarm over an issue many believe has reached crisis level — access to birthing hospitals. Since 2019, 10 Arkansas hospitals have closed their obstetrics units, leaving the state with just 30 general acute… The post Birthing Hospitals in Arkansas Becoming Few and Far Between appeared first on AMP.
Arkansas Money & Politics 2026 Arkansas Elite Executives August 17, 2026
The continued humming along of economic development in Arkansas — or anywhere else for that matter — is not guaranteed. That seems especially true of late as forces ranging from supply lines to changing consumer tastes and even geopolitical events… The post Arkansas Money & Politics 2026 Arkansas Elite Executives appeared first on AMP.
Striving for Excellence: New Health System Head Wants Conway Regional to be a Regional Leader in Healthcare August 17, 2026
As the new president and CEO of Conway Regional Health System, Angie Longing said her goal is to champion the health system’s status as a regional leader in central Arkansas while keeping patients at the center of everything Conway Regional… The post Striving for Excellence: New Health System Head Wants Conway Regional to be a […]
AMP 2026 Arkansas Elite Executives: Veronica Love August 17, 2026
Few greater testaments exist to one’s credentials as an executive than the proven ability to recreate success in multiple industries. That has been the journey of Veronica Love, whose career trajectory encompasses markedly different lines of work. The through line… The post AMP 2026 Arkansas Elite Executives: Veronica Love appeared first on AMP.