Eddie Deleon+FollowHogs vs Spartans: Calipari vs Izzo Showdown Set!Get hyped, Razorback and Spartan fans! The Hogs and Sparty are finally set to clash on Nov. 8 at the Breslin Center, kicking off their long-awaited home-and-home. The real headline? Hall of Fame coaches Calipari and Izzo facing off again. While Sparty’s 2-0 all-time vs Arkansas, Coach Cal holds a 3-2 edge over Izzo. Can the Hogs flip the script this time? Let’s talk predictions and what this rivalry means for both programs! #Sports #Arkansas # #MichiganState00Share
Charles Coleman+FollowShe found her own diamond for her engagement ringMicherre Fox didn’t just want any diamond—she wanted one she dug up herself. After two years of dreaming and research, she spent a month camping and digging daily at Arkansas’ Crater of Diamonds State Park, braving heat, exhaustion, and even a stolen shovel. On her last day, she unearthed a 2.3-carat diamond, one of the biggest found there this year. For Fox, the real value isn’t in the gem’s price, but in the story and effort behind it. Would you go to these lengths for something truly meaningful? #News #Diamonds #Arkansas50Share
Kristin Shaw+FollowArkansas tomato crops wiped out by heatLocal Arkansas farms are facing a tough summer as extreme heat has devastated tomato crops across the region. Many residents hoping for fresh, local tomatoes are finding empty shelves and disappointed farmers. Wade Lucas Farms shared their heartbreak online, saying the heat “cooked” their tomatoes, and they’re getting calls from people all over looking for the beloved fruit. This shortage is hitting home for families who rely on these summer staples. How are you adjusting your meals or shopping habits with this unexpected change? Let’s talk about how our community can support local farmers during this tough season. #Business #Industry #Arkansas00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowWalmart CEO’s $10M gift powers UA innovationA $10 million donation from Walmart CEO Doug McMillon and his wife, Shelley, is set to supercharge the University of Arkansas’ Sam M. Walton College of Business. This major gift will secure a permanent home for the McMillon Innovation Studio, giving students more resources and mentorship to turn big ideas into real-world solutions. It’s a game-changer for anyone passionate about entrepreneurship and creative problem-solving in Arkansas. How do you think this investment will shape the next generation of business leaders and innovators in our community? #Education #College #Arkansas00Share
Charles Brown+FollowHow much cheese is too much at Olive Garden?A group of friends at an Arkansas Olive Garden let their server grate parmesan on their salad for nearly two minutes—without ever saying “when.” While they thought it was all in good fun, the internet exploded with debates about whether this was just harmless humor or crossing the line into rudeness. Some felt for the server, who powered through the cheese marathon, while others defended the friends, especially after they tipped her $250. Would you have kept grating, or called it quits? And how much cheese is too much? Let’s hear your take! #Entertainment #OliveGarden #Arkansas50Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowRazorbacks thrill fans with comeback vs Notre DameArkansas soccer fans got a rollercoaster of emotions this weekend! After a tough home loss to Iowa, the Razorbacks clawed back against No. 2 Notre Dame, tying the game with a late penalty kick. While the team dropped in the national rankings, their resilience on the field was clear. Plus, there’s buzz across other sports: a new tennis recruit from Ireland, a record-breaking track performance, and coaching changes in softball. With the season opener just 12 days away, how do you feel about the Hogs’ momentum and the fresh faces joining Arkansas athletics? #Sports #Razorbacks #Arkansas00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowMarinoni legacy gift boosts Italian at U of AA $1.5 million gift from the Marinoni family is set to transform Italian studies at the University of Arkansas, honoring two community icons—Professor Antonio Marinoni and Rosa Zagnoni Marinoni. Their passion for language, poetry, and education shaped Fayetteville’s cultural scene for decades. This new endowed chair means future students will have even more opportunities to connect with Italian language and culture. Imagine how many lives will be touched by this investment in the arts and humanities! What do you think—how important is it to keep world languages thriving in our local schools and universities? #Education #College #Arkansas00Share
Daniel Barajas+FollowDrone hero saves lost pup from coyote!A local drone pilot pulled off a real-life rescue mission, saving a missing dachshund named Whiskey from a coyote after four days lost in the Arkansas woods. The drone’s camera spotted both the scared pup and a lurking predator, and quick thinking (and some propeller power) sent the coyote running. Whiskey’s family says they never would’ve found him without the drone. This story really shows how new tech can make a huge difference for our pets and families. Would you try a drone if your pet went missing? #Pets #Arkansas #DroneRescue8506Share
Charles Coleman+FollowArkansas woman digs up her own engagement diamondImagine finding your own engagement ring diamond after two years of searching! That’s exactly what Micherre Fox did at Arkansas’ Crater of Diamonds State Park. She spent weeks sifting through dirt and finally uncovered a sparkling 2.3-carat white diamond—now named the Fox-Ballou Diamond. The park’s “finders, keepers” rule means she gets to keep her treasure, making her proposal story truly one-of-a-kind. Over 360 diamonds have been found there this year, but only a handful are over one carat. Would you ever go on a diamond hunt for your own ring? #News #Arkansas #Diamonds00Share
gregorybrown+FollowDiamond discovery in Arkansas: A real-life treasure huntImagine thinking you’ve spotted a spiderweb, only to realize it’s a 2.3-carat diamond! That’s exactly what happened to Micherre Fox at Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas. After weeks of digging and determination, she found the third largest diamond at the park this year—just in time for her engagement ring search. Her story is a wild mix of patience, luck, and a little bit of adventure. Would you spend weeks sifting through dirt for a shot at finding your own gem? Let’s hear your thoughts—would you try your luck at a real-life diamond hunt? #News #Arkansas #Diamonds00Share
