Mark Buffalo is a journalist based in Conway, Arkansas. He writes for the Log Cabin Democrat and his work has also appeared in the Russellville News and The Times Dispatch. Mark covers local sports, including high school and college athletics, as well as other news and events happening in the Conway area.
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Mark Buffalo's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly high school and university-level games and events in Conway, Arkansas. If you aim to reach out to him, ensure your pitches involve locally relevant sporting events or stories related to the mentioned schools (Conway High School, UCA - University of Central Arkansas, CCS - Central Christian School) and teams (Wampus Cats, Bears). Pitches should highlight the significance of these local sports within their communities.
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Conway's Jamal Holden is fouled while attempting a dunk during the Wampus Cats' 67-60 loss to Mills in Little Rock on Tuesday night. Coverage of the game will in appear
Conway Christian’s Brady Domokos scored six touchdowns as the Eagles opened the Class 2A state playoffs with a 48-16 win over Hazen at Mission Field on Friday night.
LITTLE ROCK — Despite falling to Mills 67-60 on Tuesday night at the Galaxy, first-year Conway coach Ben Lindsey said his team is getting a little better with each game.
The Conway Lady Wampus Cats stayed perfect on the season with a 54-45 win over Fayetteville on Thursday night in Fayetteville.
The Conway Wampus Cats came into their game with Rogers in the first round of the Class 7A state playoffs averaging 47 points per game. They needed every one of those points and then some.
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The Midland Mustangs football team is going to play for a state championship next week.
The Southside Southerners held off a game Heber Springs squad for a 42-34 win in the second round of the Class 4A state playoffs Friday night at Stewart Field.
The Mayflower Golden Eagles' football season came to an end with a 35-13 loss to Booneville in the second round of the Class 3A state playoffs Friday night in Booneville.
The Conway Wampus Cats came into their game with Rogers in the first round of the Class 7A state playoffs averaging 47 points per game. They needed every one of
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