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Julie Shook credits a people-first approach for her rise to executive vice president at Arvest Bank, underscoring the importance of community and team collaboration.

Tyson Foods Inc. announces its annual shareholder meeting for Feb.

6, aiming to address the election of board members and a shareholder proposal for improved voting result transparency.

Tyson Foods' top executives received substantial bonuses, totaling $14.439 million, following a year of significant financial improvement, with revenue growth and a 131% increase in earnings per share.

The Springdale School District announced the passing of Brian Handley, a respected football coach and teacher at George Jr. High, and is offering support to students and staff.

Arkansas proposes a health-focused bill aiming to ban potassium bromate, propylparaben, and red number three dye from food products.

A $50 million pickleball club, poised to be the premier facility in the U.S., will feature 53 courts and additional amenities in Springdale, Arkansas, with a goal to foster community health and sportsmanship.

Ozark Ballet Theater's Production of The Nutcracker

This performance features OBT's pre-professional students in principal roles, enhanced by updated sets, costumes, and special effects, marking the final shows of the year.