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1 month ago | 
thv11.com | Jose Carranza |José Ignacio Carranza
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Matthew Holden, a biology teacher at Fayetteville High School, is set to embark on a 21-day expedition with the Ocean Exploration Trust this summer, sailing from the Solomon Islands to the Marshall Islands. Holden, who has taught at Fayetteville High for seven years, will join the expedition on the Exploration Vessel Nautilus as a science communication fellow.
“I’ll be gone from basically mid-July to mid-August,” Holden said.
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1 month ago | 
5newsonline.com | Jose Carranza |José Ignacio Carranza
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Matthew Holden, a biology teacher at Fayetteville High School, is set to embark on a 21-day expedition with the Ocean Exploration Trust this summer, sailing from the Solomon Islands to the Marshall Islands. Holden, who has taught at Fayetteville High for seven years, will join the expedition on the Exploration Vessel Nautilus as a science communication fellow. “I’ll be gone from basically mid-July to mid-August,” Holden said.
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1 month ago | 
5newsonline.com | Jose Carranza |José Ignacio Carranza
LITTLE FLOCK, Ark. — Nearly one year after a severe storm destroyed Little Flock’s City Hall, city leaders and residents are still navigating a complex recovery — one that includes federal funding, architectural plans, and a deep sense of gratitude for survival. In the early morning hours of May 26, 2024, straight-line winds and a tornado swept through the city. Trees were down in every direction.
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1 month ago | 
5newsonline.com | Jose Carranza |José Ignacio Carranza
SILOAM SPRINGS, Ark. — What began as a dream to share flowers and joy across her hometown became a whirlwind of confusion, heartbreak, and ultimately, overwhelming community support for Corrie Irwin, owner of Becky Sue’s Flower Truck. Irwin, a lifelong resident of Siloam Springs, left a stable job as the general manager of a local golf course to pursue her dream of operating a mobile flower truck.
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2 months ago | 
thv11.com | Jose Carranza |José Ignacio Carranza
BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Economic uncertainty and potential tariffs have many residents concerned about their financial future — from college students to retirees. Patricia Nuovo, a certified financial planner with Raymond James, described today’s market as a “roller coaster,” noting that financial preparation depends largely on a person’s life stage.
“It depends — what phase of life are you in? Are you just beginning? Are you in the middle, or are you getting toward retirement time?
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2 months ago | 
5newsonline.com | Jose Carranza |José Ignacio Carranza
BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Economic uncertainty and potential tariffs have many residents concerned about their financial future — from college students to retirees. Patricia Nuovo, a certified financial planner with Raymond James, described today’s market as a “roller coaster,” noting that financial preparation depends largely on a person’s life stage.
“It depends — what phase of life are you in? Are you just beginning? Are you in the middle, or are you getting toward retirement time?
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2 months ago | 
5newsonline.com | Jose Carranza |José Ignacio Carranza
ARKANSAS, USA — Las oficinas de inmigración (ICE) han cerrado sus puertas al público en Fort Smith y Fayetteville sin previo aviso. Ahora, las personas en proceso de expulsión tendrán que viajar hasta Little Rock según los abogados locales. To read this article in English, click here. De Fayetteville, la distancia es de 2 horas 42 minutos. De Fort Smith, son 2 horas 19 minutos.
Este cambio no afecta los Servicios de Ciudadanía e Inmigración de EE. UU.
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2 months ago | 
5newsonline.com | Jose Carranza |José Ignacio Carranza
BENTONVILLE, Ark — Bentonville's tourism industry is thriving, fueled by a record number of events, a growing reputation as a global cycling destination, and emerging opportunities in medical tourism. Visit Bentonville, the city’s tourism bureau, reported that the economic impact from events doubled in 2024 compared to the previous year. The city hosted 310 events—nearly 100 more than in 2023.
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2 months ago | 
5newsonline.com | Jose Carranza |José Ignacio Carranza
FORT SMITH, Ark. — A Fort Smith pizza shop is turning its one-year anniversary celebration into a benefit for one of its own. Vinnie’s Pies is rallying behind 19-year-old Voun, a beloved employee who is recovering from a severe motorcycle crash. On Tuesday, Voun left the home of co-owners Vincent Hansen and Ursula Hutchinson when he was struck in a 45 mph zone. The accident left him with serious head injuries, including a brain bleed that required emergency surgery.
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Mar 9, 2025 | 
5newsonline.com | Jose Carranza |José Ignacio Carranza
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — For 35 years, listeners in Northwest Arkansas have started their mornings and commutes with the familiar voice of Kyle Kellams. As the news director of KUAF and longtime host of "Ozarks at Large," Kellams has spent decades telling the stories of the region. Kellams arrived in Fayetteville to study at the University of Arkansas. As a student, he subconsciously knew he wanted to be in radio but was only sure that he wanted to leave the state.
