Worth Sparkman is a Reporter at Axios Local, NW Arkansas. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture, food and beverages, health and wellness, and sports, with a focus on both individual and team sports. Worth's insights and reporting have been featured in Axios.
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🥕 The Arkansas Department of Human Services will launch a new app, ebtEDGE, this week to protect Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) beneficiaries from scammers. (Arkansas Advocate)
More than 80 artists from across the country will participate in Crystal Bridges' art fair in the fall.
It's a combo seafood and barbecue spot offering everything from catfish to ribs.
Back-to-school season is upon us, and that means Arkansas' annual tax-free weekend is, too.
The Fayetteville dispute raised broader questions about transparency.
The hotel will keep exterior room entrances but add new finishes, a pool courtyard and a grill area.
The U.S. needs more skilled tradespeople — an estimated 2.1 million trades jobs could go unfilled by 2030.
🏥 The Trump administration rejected Arkansas' request to extend its ARHOME Medicaid expansion through 2031, leaving state officials to devise a new coverage model for more than 200,000 low-income Arkansans before the current waiver expires Dec. 31. (Arkansas Advocate)
meets tonight and will take up: 🏡 Establishing the Fayetteville Black Historic District, to include about 21 acres on the south side of the
Tyson Foods' third-quarter profit nearly tripled to $182 million from $61 million last year, but it lowered its fiscal 2026 outlook as rising cattle costs kept its beef business in the red.
