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Benefits of Local Honey
Honey bees. When the flowers start blooming, they start buzzing. “Oh this is good to see.” And their honey may be more helpful than you realize. “If you’re eating bee pollen, you’re taking in a little bit of that which is making you ill. If you take that in on a regular basis, just like…
New Student Made App Makes Drinking Cheaper
Travis Diepenbrock was a typical young adult – always looking a deal on Dickson. “A bunch of my friends and I were looking through specials and we were going from website to website, trying to figure out what the drink specials were and we realized this is not a convenient way of doing it,” he…
LIVE REPORT: Tornado Hits Higginson, AR
A small town outside Bald Knob experiences the first twister of Arkansas’ 2017 tornado season – an EF1 rain-wrapped storm that damaged property and injured four. How is the community reacting to the hazardous aftermath? Our own Andrew Epperson has the story.
Compassion Fayetteville Hosts Black History Celebration
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — “Everyone is accepted in this city no matter what country they come from, the color of their skin, their religious belief or who they love. We are all one together and we move the city forward together,” Fayetteville Mayor Lioneld Jordan said. Inclusion is the main message at this celebration at…
Crystal Bridges Welcomes New Exhibit
BENTONVILLE, Ark. (UATV)–“What I do normally for my photography, I wander along the American desert and see what I can discover. And as I’ve wandered along I’ve found objects and brought them back for Guillermo who then builds instruments out of them,” said photographer Richard Misrach. Border Cantos is Crystal Bridges newest exhibit. The two…
Student Run Company Gives Back
A year ago in an entrepreneurship class, an assignment was given to get in a group and come up with an idea for a company. Flash forward to today, where out of that same class came a company called Boxxyy, a successful company that started with five strangers and one common goal. “What if we…
Senator Holds Town Hall Meeting at Springdale High School
United States Senator Tom Cotton was met with a myriad of boos and cheers as he stepped onto the stage at Springdale High School’s Performing Arts Center. After joining the crowd for a rendition of the “Pledge of Allegiance”, Cotton answered questions ranging from climate change to health care. Over 1,000 people were packed into…
P.R.I.D.E Protests Health Bill
“It’s the un-education that leads to violence, ignorance, and abuse of our communities, so I think it’s pretty important that allies are aware of this,” said Shannon Hart, transgender rights advocate. P.R.I.D.E., or people respecting individuals differences and equality, wants to educate the community so that people can better understand others and even themselves. “It’s…
Bayard Guitars on the Rise
Kelly and Donna Mulhollan perform music all around the country, raising awareness about environmental issues. However, they don’t play on your average Fender guitar. “Bayard has the rare personality traits to make a living as a guitar maker…is just almost impossible,” Mulhollan said. They received the guitar from long time friends, and they bring it…
Man Dead After Falling Out of 4th Floor Window
This morning at 2:54 a.m. Fayetteville Police responded to a call about a man who fell from a 4th floor window at the Cardinal at West Center Apartments. 26-year-old Colton Brian Gray was dead when police arrived, located on the sidewalk in front of the apartment complex. Police say the victim was attempting to jump…