Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 26th of May.
Good morning, Springdale.
Arkansas Wildlife magazine’s new July and August calendar uses QR codes to link photos to animal sounds—inviting subscribers to listen to nature indoors and outdoors; graphic artist Jeanne Zaffarano inspired the addition and it is available with a wildlife subscription.
Fishing conditions are promising this spring as guides report active seasons for walleye, black bass, trout and other species at local spots including Beaver Lake and Bella Vista.
Experts recommend slow-trolling with nightcrawler harness rigs (and other baits) and advise anglers to adjust as seasonal patterns evolve.
Arkansas football coach Ryan Silverfield and his staff will host about 20 official visitor prospects this weekend in Fayetteville, including highly rated offensive linemen and other top recruits eyeing the Razorbacks team.
They will evaluate talent ahead of the 2027 recruiting class.
Billy Cotton, a veteran youth baseball coach in Rogers, fished for crappie at Beaver Lake on April 30 while balancing his duties at First Baptist Church plus coaching his Giants team in his 51st season.
He continues to enjoy the local recognition as former players often greet him around town.
2026 Springdale Rotary Pig Trail Mud Run
8 AM – 1 PM — Ecclesia College — Ticket prices start at $89 — Get muddy and tackle 20+ obstacles for a great cause.
Nike Volleyball Camp at University of Arkansas
9 a.m. — University Recreation + Wellness, Fayetteville, AR — $455 — Elevate your game with expert coaching and classroom sessions at this enriching girls' volleyball camp.
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