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Chip Souza, NWADG Sports Editor, takes about Bentonville junior Kadence Stafford crushing her first homer of the year with an interview with Stafford and her coaches as well as a video of the hit.

Peruse the 2002 NCAA Tournament bracket and you'll notice two storylines--one in particular--that hit close to home.

Farmington resident honored at Peachtree Village by Mark Humphrey | Today at 1:00 a.m. MARK HUMPHREY ENTERPRISE-LEADER/Carroll Ray "C.R." Bell (left) and Peachtree Village Activities Coordinator Lisa McCoy celebrate with cookies and snacks during a reception held in his honor at Farmington's Peachtree Village Friday afternoon. Bell was inducted into the Arkansas Softball Hall of Fame on July 2 at North Little Rock. FARMINGTON -- Peachtree activities coordinator Lisa McCoy skillfully replicated a game situation when she handed newly inducted Arkansas Softball Hall-of-Famer Carroll Ray Bell a m...

Bookmark Article Coronation Street star Shelley King attends the "Mrs Lowry and Son" Gala Premiere at The Lowry on 27 August 2019 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Shirlaine Forrest/Getty Images) Coronation Street star Shelley King has opened up about growing up without lesbian visibility in media and coming out to her parents aged 42. King wrote a candid essay for Metro that she was “called a tomboy as a child” but realised that the “term didn’t capture me completely”. As she entered her teenage years, she became “increasingly angry with the world and myself”. She tried to fin...

Published 9 hours ago By Zack Haber A community kitchen, clinic, toilet and shower made out of cob and wood sit under the 880 Freeway within a homeless community west of Wood Street in West Oakland on April 18. Members of three organizations – Artists Building Communities, Essential Food and Medicine, and Living Earth Structures – have built a kitchen, clinic, free store, stage, toilet, oven, and shower with and for a homeless community near Wood Street in West Oakland. Made out of wood covered in brown cob, the structures that house these facilities seem alm...