A Business Leader Leaves Lasting Legacy Donald J. “Don” Tyson, the man credited with turning a small family poultry business into a global meat-processing giant, has passed away at the age of 80 after ...

"Gus was more than a restaurateur - he was a husband, father, grandfather, veteran, public servant, and a pillar of our community." ...

Gus Manos, who served 42 years on the Springdale Town Council and became a longtime fixture at Zesto of West Columbia, died Friday at age 88.

A truck driver was killed early Wednesday morning after being hit by a sedan while standing outside his semi-tractor trailer in the City of Springdale, according to Kyla Woods, a spokesperson with the ...

Though Springdale Council offered its approval for a conditional-use application from developers seeking to build a massive data center in the borough, the vote is only the beginning of the process.

Springdale Borough council has approved plans for a high-tech artificial data center after months of debate and public pushback. The borough's council voted 5-2 on Tuesday night to approve the ...

SPRINGDALE, Pa. — Springdale Borough council voted 5-2 Tuesday night to approve a conditional use permit for a proposed AI data center project. The decision came after months of public opposition.

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CONWAY, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — Arkansas’ statewide public television network will end its affiliation with PBS starting in July 2026, the Arkansas Educational Television Commission announced this week.

News of the incident has gone viral, with a video from Al Jazeera English being shared over 16,000 times on Instagram. The group calls itself Blood Tribe and was founded in 2022 by former United ...

Arkansas will become the first state in the country to drop its affiliation with PBS after the Arkansas Educational Television Commission voted Dec. 11, 2025, to end its contract with the national ...

After making a fortune on Wall Street, he bought The Nation magazine and founded The New York Observer, which one writer called a “maypole of Manhattan gossip and intrigue.” By Sam Roberts Arthur L.