News from the South - Arkansas News Feed
Arkansas's top news stories | September 1, 2024
SUMMARY: Good evening! THV11’s Brook Buckner and meteorologist Nathan Scott discuss tonight’s weather, which includes scattered showers and thunderstorms, particularly affecting areas north of Little Rock. Temperatures are cooling to the upper 70s and lower 80s, with Labor Day promising a pleasant, less humid day ahead. In Hot Springs, locals and tourists enjoy early Labor Day festivities at Kahuna Bay, where activities are in full swing as businesses prepare for crowds. Meanwhile, in Israel, tension grows as six hostages’ bodies are recovered, inciting public frustration with Prime Minister Netanyahu’s handling of the crisis. Lastly, a new reading cafรฉ opens in Little Rock to support literacy efforts among children.
Brooke Buckner delivers Arkansas’s top news stories for September 1, 2024, including how a local church is celebrating the opening of its new literary center.
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Arkansas Symphony Orchestra celebrates grand opening of $11.75 million music center
SUMMARY: The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra (ASO) celebrated the opening of its new home, the Stella Bole Smith Music Center, with a day of festivities, including a parade and an inaugural concert. ASO CEO Christina Little John expressed excitement about the new space, which enhances the orchestra’s permanence and allows for the expansion of educational programs. Music Director Jeffrey Robson praised the building’s acoustics, which he designed for optimal sound. Hundreds attended the celebration, highlighting the joy music brings to the community. For more information about the new facility and the ASO, visit thv11.com.
The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra celebrated the opening of its new $11.75 million music center with an inaugural performance, a parade and other festivities.
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Kids in Fayetteville experience voting process in a 'special' election
SUMMARY: Children in Washington County participated in a mock election organized by the Washington County Election Commission at the Fayetteville Public Library. This event, using actual voting equipment, aimed to educate kids about the voting process, allowing them to register and cast votes for their favorite books. Parents appreciated this opportunity, emphasizing the importance of teaching children about civic engagement. Participants enjoyed receiving stickers and tools like a stylus, expressing hope for future events. Despite preparations for the upcoming November election, officials prioritized this educational initiative to instill a sense of participation and responsibility in young citizens.
Kids in Fayetteville experience voting process in a ‘special’ election
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New details released in shooting at Georgia high school
SUMMARY: 911 recordings have been released from the recent school shooting in Georgia, raising concerns due to their disturbing content. A parent frantically inquired about a shooter while their daughter, in distress, reported gunfire. Armed school resource officers quickly confronted the suspect, who surrendered without resistance. The alleged assault rifle was found on the floor. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation revealed that the 14-year-old suspect smuggled the weapon in his backpack. He now faces four counts of murder, and his father, Colin Gray, has been charged with second-degree murder for reportedly gifting his son the firearm for Christmas.
After a shooting at a high school in Georgia happened just over a week ago, the 911 recordings are now being released.
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