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  • 2 weeks ago | 5newsonline.com | Morgan Wrigley

    FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Fayetteville Public Schools will install metal detectors at three junior high and high school campuses starting next school year, part of a broader effort to strengthen campus security. Students at Fayetteville High School, Ramay Junior High and Woodland Junior High will walk through the new OPENGATE detectors each morning. The devices are designed to be non-invasive and efficient, minimizing delays as students arrive on campus.

  • 2 weeks ago | 5newsonline.com | Morgan Wrigley

    FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Razorback fans are known for their passion, but few have matched the energy and notoriety of Bobby Smittle — better known as “Hognoxious.” For the last 40 years, Smittle has been a fixture at Razorback baseball games, leading cheers, heckling opponents, and wearing his iconic kilt. For the first time, this season, fans at Baum-Walker Stadium may have noticed someone missing. Smittle has officially retired from his role as Hognoxious.

  • 2 weeks ago | 5newsonline.com | Morgan Wrigley

    GREENLAND, Arkansas — After the May 19 tornado outbreak in Arkansas and Oklahoma, one family in Greenland is counting their blessings, saying it's a miracle they survived after their manufactured home was ripped apart while they were still inside. Jacob Vann said he has lived on his mother-in-law’s property in Greenland for about a decade. On Monday night, he had only seconds to respond when the EF-2 tornado lifted his home off the ground and slammed it back down with him and his wife inside.

  • 1 month ago | 5newsonline.com | Morgan Wrigley

    HIGHFILL, Ark. — From today forward, if you're flying out of Northwest Arkansas National Airport () or any airport in the U.S., you'll need either a REAL ID or a valid passport to get through security and board your flight. Olivia Tyler, spokesperson for XNA, says they have opened an additional lane today to divide those without a REAL ID from those who are compliant.

  • 1 month ago | 5newsonline.com | Morgan Wrigley

    FORT SMITH, Ark. — The United Way of Fort Smith Area (UWFSA) is hosting its 6th Annual United Way Classic at Hardscrabble Country Club through Friday, May 9. For the first time, the tournament is partnering with the ANNIKA Women’s All Pro Tour, bringing more than 100 aspiring LPGA professionals from 19 countries to compete in the River Valley. “It kind of just shows you that there's so many different talented players from all over,” said Alisa Rodriguez, a competitor from Austin, Texas.