A year or so ago, a networking friend – a local surveyor – told me a story I’ve never forgotten. He said there was something called the Shortcut Method. Years ago, some surveyors realized they could shave a little time off their work by cutting corners. The measurements looked close enough, the maps appeared accurate, and […]
Learn where to drop your worn American flag; Also how to raise, lower, fold & store them
Do you have an old United States flag that is ready to be retired, but you don’t know how to dispose of it properly? There are a few drop-off points that make the process a lot easier. The American flag is a symbol of everything our country stands for, and should be treated with honor […]
How the Ball Bounces with Bekka: Giving Them Back Their Words
If I asked you to choose just three words to guide the next year of your life what would they be? Not your goals…not your resolutions…not your job title. Just three simple ideas that you hope define the person you’re becoming. This week, I had the privilege of spending four evenings with an incredible group of young […]
“Back 2 School” picnic & supply giveaway Aug 1st needs donations
The Ralph Bunche Community Center is gearing up for the upcoming academic year by hosting its annual Back 2 School Picnic on Saturday, Aug. 1, 2026. The free community event in Benton will offer students essential school supplies, food, and entertainment, while organizers are actively seeking local sponsors and donations to help local children succeed. […]
How the Ball Bounces with Bekka: We Stole Summer
When I think back on my childhood summers, I don’t remember beaches. I remember ballfields. While other families were planning vacations, ours was planning tournament schedules. Every Friday afternoon, my parents loaded up a car full of equipment, snacks, coolers, and a kid who couldn’t wait for the weekend to begin. Looking back now, I […]
How the Ball Bounces with Bekka: Team of One or One Team?
One of my favorite things about sports is that there isn’t just one way to compete. Some athletes grow up surrounded by teammates while others spend most of their time competing alone. I’ve been thinking about that a lot lately. I spent most of my athletic career on a basketball court. From my days as a […]
Bryant girl survives being swept to next neighborhood in storm drain during downpour
An 8-year-old girl is safe and recovering after being swept into a fast-moving storm drain during heavy thunderstorms in Bryant on Wednesday evening, July 8th. The child was carried several blocks through the underground drainage system before emerging at a nearby creek and seeking help from a local family. Read more below. The incident occurred […]
How the Ball Bounces with Bekka: I Think I Still Have Some Eligibility Left
It’s that time of year again. The NBA Draft has wrapped up. The transfer portal is in full swing. College coaches are making phone calls. Athletes are announcing their commitments with dramatic social media graphics. {Insert Cookie Cutter AI Graphic here followed by Data Center Activist Complaint} And every time I read another headline about […]
Family Farm to host free fireworks show July 4th for America’s 250th birthday
The Family Farm in Malvern will celebrate America’s 250th birthday with a free community event and fireworks show on Saturday, July 4, 2026. The celebration features an evening of family-friendly activities followed by a large fireworks display. Festivities will begin at 6 p.m. with farm activities and games, which will run until 8:30 p.m. The […]
Pageant & Parade to kick off Saline County Fair & Rodeo schedule – food, rides & more
The 2026 Saline County Fair and Rodeo returns this September with a full schedule of family-friendly events, including a pageant, parade, carnival rides, and rodeo performances. Organizers have announced the complete lineup for the week-long celebration, themed “Let the Good Times Roll.” Read more below: Throughout the week, attendees can explore a wide variety of […]
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