Good morning, Springdale.

Springdale’s Christmas Parade of the Ozarks is rescheduled to Monday, Dec.

1 due to a forecast predicting 90% rain and a horse herpes virus that has banned horses from participating. The parade will start at 6 p.m. at Parsons Stadium — it will follow Harris Street and turn north to finish along Johnson Street.

At a national event in Kansas City last month, business and community leaders praised Arkansas for making child care affordable to boost its workforce—now, Excel by Eight and local chambers will use new tax credits and assistance in 2026 to further support local employers and reduce turnover costs.

Today, Arkansas faces Missouri at Reynolds Razorback Stadium at 2:30 p.m.—the team hopes to break its SEC losing streak and honor 33 seniors on senior day.

The head coach search is nearly complete to provide clarity for players and incoming freshmen.

Shiloh Christian beat Sylvan Hills on Friday night at Bill Blackwood Field in Sherwood to advance to its seventh straight state title game.

Running back Griffin Mason scored a decisive touchdown that helped the Saints pull away and extend their winning streak.

On Friday night at Charlie George Stadium, Joe T.

Robinson scored the last 15 points to rally his team from an eight-point deficit, defeating Morrilton 35-28 and keeping the Senators undefeated at 13-0; they will play Hot Springs Lakeside next Saturday at War Memorial Stadium (missing star running back Kevin 'Deuce' Williams) while first-year coach Tyler Uptergrove (praising the team’s resilience) noted the comeback was key to their advancement.

In a Class 3A state playoff game on Friday night, Booneville beat top seed Glen Rose 47 to 14—marking their second win against the team in as many weeks.

PERREOLAND Reggaeton Party

8:30 p.m. – 1:30 a.m. — Springdale Civic Center — Ticketed event — Dance the night away at the ultimate Old School VS New School Reggaeton Party filled with rhythm and excitement.