SUMMARY: The airport’s terminal modernization, which began in March 2023, is now in phase two, with completion expected by late 2025 or early 2026. Major renovations have commenced, including the removal of old elevators and escalators. Despite the construction chaos, frequent traveler Pablo Trejo assures that navigation remains manageable and expresses excitement about the airport’s future improvements that will better reflect Northwest Arkansas. The board also discussed a potential gas station near the airport. Further updates regarding these developments will be shared later.

The new terminal is expected to be completed around the end of 2025 and the beginning of 2026.

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SUMMARY: Service members from all 50 states and three allied countries are competing in a premier sniper competition at Fort Chaffee, showcasing the top 1% of shooters worldwide. This event not only tests shooting skills but also emphasizes networking and the exchange of tactical ideas that will influence future battlefields. Teams face various challenges, including shooting moving targets from over 500 meters. Participants, including National Guard and active military members, prepare rigorously under diverse weather conditions. The winners will qualify for the International Sniper Competition in Georgia, concluding the competition at Fort Chaffee on Thursday.

Top sniper teams from across the country compete at Ft. Chaffee in the River Valley

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SUMMARY: Volunteers are preparing to honor veterans at the Fort Smith National Cemetery and in Van Buren by placing wreaths on 17,000 graves. A ten-year-old, Marshall Fuller, organized a bake sale that raised $185 for new wreaths, highlighting the community’s spirit of remembrance. Family members reflect on honoring their loved ones who served, with sentiments that this act pays tribute to their sacrifices. The wreath-laying ceremonies will take place on December 15, with a ceremony at 11 AM before volunteers distribute the wreaths. The event emphasizes the importance of showing appreciation for veterans’ contributions.

Thousands of wreaths will be placed on headstones at the Fort Smith National Cemetery and in Van Buren to honor fallen veterans.

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