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The Yardcocks, winners of eight in a row, take on the Volunteers for the second of three at 4:00 today. Sam Dyson starts for Carolina and Aaron Tullo (0-0 and 3.52 ERA) for the Vols. Can Carolina break out the bats and take the series? Let’s hope so.
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The road to the Sweet Sixteen begins today. Watch and/or discuss.
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Chris Rainey, who has rushed for more than 1,200 yards in a Florida Gators uniform, is taking over Percy Harvin’s old role as a hybrid playmaker. Since Rainey knows all the running backs plays, he’s working out exclusively at wid receiver this spring. So far, he’s looked [...]
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Jerry Tipton of the Herald-Leader on tonight’s battle of the blurs:
Kentucky point guard John Wall, certainly no cartoon figure although his exploits this season tested the bounds of credulity, might give Aminu a new perspective on speed when the teams play in the NCAA [...]
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SEC links for Saturday:
Mike Griffith of the Knoxville News-Sentinel reports on Tennessee’s chance at the Sweet 16.
The Ohio bandwagon is growing, writes John Adams of the News-Sentinel.
Ray Melick of the Birmingham News writes that Tubby Smith or not, it’s time for Auburn to get serious about basketball.
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The state’s flagship university plans to trade in its pianos for instruments made by Steinway & Sons in hopes of attracting and retaining more talented music students.
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Two top executives of Northwest Health System of Springdale, Chief Executive Officer Doug Arnold and Chief Financial Officer Eddie Klein, resigned Thursday effective immediately, the company said.
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Candie Drain repeatedly referred to Erickson Dimas-Martinez as “the guy that shot Derrick” on Friday. Drain, 19, testified Friday during Dimas-Martinez’s robbery and murder trial.
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The local unemployment rate rose to 6.8 percent in January, up from 5.8 percent a year ago, as some businesses scaled down payrolls and others closed their doors, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Long before a male God permeated the collective consciousness, another conception of the divine flourished.
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Winter weather played havoc with Springdale streets, forcing the city to delay some major repair for a year.
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Life Hurts, God Heals The weekly Life Hurts, God Heals event at Fellowship Bible Church in Rogers helps teenagers make sense of their lives. Junior high and high school students struggling with the pain of a broken home, depression, abusive relationships, peer pressure, school performance, drugs, alcohol, cutting or any [...]
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NorthWest Arkansas Community College students could see significant gains in financial aid if the U.S. House of Representatives approves a contentious reconciliation bill Sunday.
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Christian music composer, musician and author John Michael Talbot will be in Bella Vista for a three-day series of concerts April 11-13.
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The Arkansas Air Museum in Fayetteville will host a Gospel Singing fundraiser on April 10. The event will take flight at the museum’s hanger at Drake Field, with proceeds benefiting the museum.
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Democratic leaders in the House of Representatives continued scouring for votes Friday among reluctant anti-abortion and conservative Democrats in a bid to triumph in Sunday’s vote on a $940 billion healthcare overhaul.
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John Brown University Coach Clark Sheehy was looking for a spark on offense Friday in the second round of the NAIA Division I Tournament.
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BASEBALL UAM rallies to top Arkansas Tech Arkansas-Monticello (17-10 ) had a five-run sixth and a sevenrun seventh inning, coming from behind to beat Arkansas Tech 12-10 on Friday in Monticello.
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Mississippi guard Terrico White, struggling with inconsistent shooting for most of the season, picked the best time of the year to regain his touch.
