Van Buren clinched at least a share of the 6A-West title after beating Mountain Home 21-14 Friday night at Blakemore Field on Oct.
30, with key plays on offense, defense and special teams on senior night producing the program's first conference title share since 1996.
The sixth annual Fort Smith International Film Festival will run Nov.
5-7 across nine downtown venues, screening 142 films and offering panels, workshops, and a MidAmerica Film Market; tickets are free to $75 VIP and schedule highlights include Ridge to River, a (472-mile) Arkansas cycling documentary.
Country band Little Texas will play a free, 21-and-older show at 8 p.m. Nov.
20 at Lee Creek Tavern inside Cherokee Casino and Hotel Roland, bringing hits like My Love and God Blessed Texas to the River Valley.
Main Street Fort Smith and the Downtown Business Association will host the inaugural Garrison Arts Walk on Nov.
7 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., bringing local artists into downtown storefronts and sidewalks and timed with the Fort Smith International Film Festival + the Red Autumn Art Festival at the Wyndham.
UAFS dental hygiene students gave free cleanings at the Remote Area Medical clinic Oct.
24-25 at Kay Rodgers Park (28 students, five faculty), part of an event that registered 328 patients and delivered about $249,678 in free care.
Fort Smith Southside clinched a home playoff game for the first time in 11 years by beating Little Rock Southwest 44-7 Friday at Jim Rowland Stadium (clinching no worse than the fourth seed in 6A-West).
The University of Arkansas at Fort Smith will present Wendy Wasserstein’s The Heidi Chronicles at 7 p.m. Nov.
5-7 in the Breedlove Auditorium, directed by Sally Shirin Story; general admission is $10 and UAFS faculty, staff, and students get in free.
Mansfield won at Charleston on Friday night (38-28) to clinch its third consecutive 3A-1 Conference title outright.
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