Episode Details

Coming up on this episode, the government business featured the update on the wastewater system updates in Greenland, a more successful rezoning request in Bentonville, grant funding for transportation projects in Rogers, the endorsement of a tax-back program by Springdale to allow Tyson to convert its newly-acquired Cargill turkey plant on Randall Wobbe Lane for chicken, and Washington County Judge Patrick Deakins discussing reforms in the purchasing and disposal of county assets to limit fraud, which he hoped might be adopted elsewhere in the state.

It was Fraud Week in the courts, as a couple of high-profile swindlers were presented their rewards for their fundraising efforts.

The business news featured the third-quarter earnings for J.B. Hunt Transport and the same old same old from America's Car-Mart.

Our Benton County Extension report discusses the effects of stress on older adults.

And our trip off the beaten path takes us to Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where the local papers reported on a citizen who accomplished his version of the Unholy Trinity.