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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By: Sean Ingram
The Pope County Election Headquarters welcomed 18,547 voters who cast their ballots during the 13 days of early voting leading up to Tuesday's 2024 General Election.
Sixty-nine percent of Pope County’s registered voters, or 24,295, cast their ballots in the 2024 General Election that wrapped up Tuesday night.
By: Sean Ingram
ATKINS — The Red Devils are playing for something tonight they haven't talked about in a while — playoff seeding — when they host the Mayflower Eagles on Senior Night at Sorrels Stadium at Lemley Field.
By: Sean Ingram
ATKINS — For the Atkins Red Devils, the 2024 season came down to their defense stopping the Mayflower Eagles on fourth down in overtime.
By: Sean Ingram
Russellville Mayor Fred Teague said people need “try to move forward and heal” following Tuesday's General Election and discussed what a one-cent sales tax extension would do for the city during his “Morning with the Mayor” meeting Friday inside the Co-Create Innovation Hub at 216 S. Arkansas Ave.
What if Todd Sweeden hadn’t become a florist and served the Arkansas River Valley for five decades, but upon graduation from Arkansas Tech University went to law school instead?
By: Sean Ingram
LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and members of the Arkansas Racing Commission, asked this week for a December trial in the lawsuit filed over Issue 2 that resulted in the revocation of the casino license issued to Pope County by the Commission.
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.
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