Anthony Kristensen is a reporter for WholeHogSports covering Arkansas men's basketball and soccer. He is a member of the U.S. Basketball Writers Association and North American Soccer Reporters. He is a voter in the Associated Press Men's Basketball Top 25.

Miller, Butler, Schneider, Pawlik, Rozzell PLLC recently appointed attorney Jenna Fogleman Saifi as the firm's managing partner. Fogleman Saifi will work with the partners to lead the firm's strategic direction, oversee operations and support attorney development, while maintaining her legal practice. Drew Miller led the firm as managing partner for more than 20 years and will continue his legal practice with the firm, focusing on serving clients and mentoring attorneys. "It is an exciting time for our firm," Miller said.

The Golden Age of Running Backs was in the 1970s. It was an era of wishbone and flexbone offenses, and ground-and-pound was the preferred offense of the era. Our 1970s all-decade All-America team reflects this. It was a decade where running backs won the Heisman Trophy in seven of those 10 seasons. That includes the only two-time Heisman Trophy winner in Ohio State's Archie Griffin and Texas legend Earl Campbell.

How a foggy summer night in 1964 claimed the life of "Gentleman Jim" Reeves -- and ended a golden era in country music. The summer of 1964 brought heartbreaking news to the world of country music when one of its brightest stars, Jim Reeves, lost his life in a devastating plane crash.

A $10 million grant from the Walton Family Foundation will support the construction of a new academic building at the University of Arkansas' Sam M. Walton College of Business, the UA announced Tuesday. The business school received the grant to fund the construction of Mandy and Bill Dillard II Hall, a news release from the college says.

In the late 1950s, slick orchestral arrangements and silky vocals began to replace the screeching steel guitar and fiddles that had previously dominated country music.

Federal authorities are warning that critical infrastructure systems in the United States could be at risk after at least seven states reported cyberattacks that interrupted their water or wastewater operations this week. According to a joint alert from the FBI and the Environmental Protection Agency, "malicious cyber actors" have been remotely tampering with some water systems' internet-connected programmable logic controllers, or PLCs, causing loss of water pressure and flooding. The warning, issued Thursday, comes after U.S.

With just two days remaining until Monday's 6 p.m. ET trade deadline, the Seattle Mariners have added a major wrinkle to the mix. On Saturday afternoon, ESPN insider Jeff Passan reported on X that the Mariners are engaged with multiple teams on a potential trade involving starter George Kirby. Seattle has been trying to trade from its surplus of starting pitching at this deadline, with Luis Castillo and Emerson Hancock among the reported names available.

Arkansas-based furniture manufacturer James & James LLC will invest $9.4 million in a new state-of-the-art facility in Heber Springs. The investment is expected to create 47 new jobs over the next four years. Charles Morgan, owner of James & James LLC and long-time leader of Acxiom and First Orion, said the move is another positive for the state. "I've been creating jobs in Arkansas for more than 50 years, and I'm proud to continue that commitment with this next chapter for James & James.