Sean Ingram is a journalist for RUSSELLVILLE NEW, focusing on local news in Russellville, Arkansas. With a keen interest in community events, government affairs, and human interest stories, Sean covers a wide range of topics that impact the residents of Russellville.
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Sean Ingram's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements and events in the Russellville, Arkansas area. His articles often feature award recipients, city employees' achievements, and updates from local councils and courts.
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The city of Russellville is calling on local artists to submit colorful artwork so they can paint more electrical boxes in 2025.
By: Sean Ingram, Sean
LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas State Police Troopers seized more than 680 pounds of illegal narcotics and 13 illegal firearms from individuals trafficking contraband on Arkansas interstates in the first three weeks of November.
Capacity building grant applications soon Applications for the 2025 Capacity Building Grant will be accepted from December 2 through January 10, 2025.
By: Sean Ingram
BISMARCK — The Atkins Red Devils reached the second round of the 3A state playoffs against the Bismarck Lions after recording only two wins in the previous two seasons. Despite losing to the Lions 55-14, Atkins head coach Austin Dobbs is optimistic about his team's future only days after the season-ending game.
By: Sean Ingram
DANVILLE — A Danville man pleaded guilty to trafficking a controlled substance, a class Y felony, and was sentenced to 25 years in prison.
The Russellville City Council unanimously approved during its Nov. 21 meeting inside City Hall an appropriation request for $681,190 to fund the construction contract, construction/utility contingency and testing for the
Pope County Judge Ben Cross started his term with a clean slate, or rather office, Wednesday morning.
Kurt McBryde was looking for a job 25 years ago when he went to Arkansas Tech University. He never left.
Sue Sullivan worked at Leonard's Hardware for 44 years, until she retired last week.
Sherry Trusty followed in her mother's footsteps and became an artist. Three decades after she graduated from Arkansas Tech University, she returned to Russellville to paint her first mural in
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