Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 23rd of August.
Good morning, Springdale.
Arvest Bank ranked first in banking on Forbes 2026 Best-in-State Employers list, Mercy Fort Smith opened two new specialty clinics at Mercy Tower West, Mercy hospitals earned a Platinum Performance Achievement Award for heart attack care, and Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital ranked No. 1 in rehab on U.S. News.
Filmmaker David Condolora is showcasing his in-progress animated film The Fox in the Walled Garden at The Medium until Oct.
5 — the exhibit features production materials and an animatic screening with a Q&A on Aug. 27 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and seeks local talent for future work.
Childcare centers statewide have closed since Oct.
1 (141 closures) after changes to the School Readiness Assistance program raised copays and lowered reimbursements. State lawmakers and providers warn that fewer affordable care options may limit workforce participation.
Freeman Health System now operates four hospitals after its recent acquisition and is working to boost care access and efficiency.
It announced a new partnership with PathGroup to integrate digital pathology services (with planning underway for streamlined workflows in Springdale and surrounding areas).
Former Arkansas star Anthony Lucas returns to Northwest Arkansas as head coach of the Fayetteville High School Bulldogs in the 7A-West Conference — he brings 14 years of experience from Pulaski Academy and replaces Casey Dick, promising fresh leadership for a competitive season.
Arkansas coach Ryan Silverfield praised transfer safety Christian Harrison for his smart, versatile play during fall camp.
The fifth-year player, whose father is former NFL All-Pro Rodney Harrison, is expected to fill multiple roles as the Razorbacks prepare for upcoming games.
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