Greg Harton

My experience with @Apple: Promised delivery of IPhone on Jan. 15. Then Jan. 23. Jan. 27. Jan. 29. Jan. 31. Feb. 4. Now Feb. 6. Probably 3 hours with reps. They’re sympathetic but the excuses sound like pure speculation. They don’t even know. #Appleintelligence, really?

RT @SEC: The Southeastern Conference mourns the loss of longtime sports reporter, Bob Holt. The @SEC sends its condolences to his family,…

I get a sense we're living in a new reality TV series. Perhaps it's called "The Apprentices?"

The Associated Press @AP

President-elect Donald Trump says he is nominating TV doctor Mehmet Oz to lead Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. https://t.co/hc35VKh67V

RT @stacyryburn: It's clear Fayetteville residents want an aquatic center https://t.co/5unSy2EzWu

The Board of Corrections voted Friday to approve the purchase of an 815-acre property in Charleston with plans to build build a new 3,000-bed prison there. https://t.co/FPVbzjxvbt

Best contest this week! #GoChiefs

The Arkansas Supreme Court ordered votes for the medical marijuana amendment not be counted Monday, ending the attempt to expand access to cannabis in Arkansas in 2024. https://t.co/VHGtWCWzRP

Governor's communications director, Alexa Henning, leaving for Washington PR job https://t.co/FEun9u6X6a

Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley know how to work a #USSenate committee room so that cameras turn toward them. Their specialty is attention-getting indignation, not problem-solving.

In my Speaking of Arkansas podcast, city planners from Fayetteville and Rogers discuss projects that will profoundly change how their cities look and feel in years to come. https://t.co/ZWQz5YptDM

The Arkansas Secretary of State rejects proposed constitutional amendment to expand abortion access https://t.co/DJAe8F8csH

RT @nwademgaz: Kuhio Aloy, the younger brother of Arkansas baseball shortstop Wehiwa, announced he will transfer to play for the Razorbacks…

A proposed seven-story building with more than 600 bedrooms at Dickson Street and Church Avenue in Fayetteville cleared a hurdle with city staff and will go on to a Planning Commission subcommittee for further review. https://t.co/HKbQbRylAm

Looks like about 25 students joined in today's walkout at Fayetteville High School, which has an enrollment of 2,600. Seniors, though, have already finished their year. https://t.co/PfHhYjYrOC

Greg Harton @NWAGreg

Friends of Palestine #NWA group has advised that some @FayettevilleHS students will walk out during the Pledge of Allegiance at 8:30 a.m. Thursday "in solidarity for #Palestine" and march to the Walton Arts Center. Watch out for the kids, motorists.

Friends of Palestine #NWA group has advised that some @FayettevilleHS students will walk out during the Pledge of Allegiance at 8:30 a.m. Thursday "in solidarity for #Palestine" and march to the Walton Arts Center. Watch out for the kids, motorists.

Blue Crane, a company owned by Tom and Steuart Walton, bought 2,700 undeveloped acres in Bella Vista and Benton County and development rights from Cooper Communities, Inc., it announced Thursday. https://t.co/aLWkr776Fa

More additions to Calipari’s staff at the University of Arkansas https://t.co/wH6DbzRjqc