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An honor guard representing multiple Fayette County law enforcement agencies initiated a special ceremony conducted by the F.O.P. Lodge 118 on Friday, May 14 at the Fayette County Courthouse, commemorating the lives of fallen officers.
Steve Keenan/The Fayette Tribune
The afternoon s activities included a roll call of honor read by Jim Sizemore (shown), Fayette County probation officer; Jennifer Crane, Fayette County assistant prosecuting attorney; Lt. Jess McMullen of the Fayette County Sheriff s Department; and Officer William K. McGraw of the West Virginia Natural Resources Police.
Steve Keenan/The Fayette Tribune
Fayetteville Police Department Capt. Chad E. Davis lowered the flags at the conclusion of the ceremony.
Argenta restaurants find hope in Simmons Bank Arena concert announcement
One restaurant owner said the behind the scenes work during the pandemic should pay off and bring a huge financial boost to his business and surrounding places. Author: Jordan Howington Updated: 5:36 PM CDT April 7, 2021
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Excitement comes for Arkansans after Simmons Bank Arena announces country music star Eric Church is coming to town.
He’ll be here in March of next year for his Gather Again Tour, but the announcement itself brings hope to a lot of people.
“We want to get people shots in arms so we can have butts in seats,” said Michael Marion, general manager of Simmons Bank Arena.
February 2, 202112:56 pm GROWING THROUGH THE PANDEMIC: Flyway owner Jess McMullen (left) convinced his cousin Brayan McFadden to move to Arkansas to open a new specialty taproom, Brood & Barley. Brian Chilson
The summer of 2019 was supposed to mark a significant expansion for Flyway Brewing: It planned to introduce Early Bird IPA, one of its flagship beers, to statewide distribution. Its Bluewing Berry Wheat, introduced in 2017 with a memorable can design a namesake blue-winged teal silhouetted against the sun over a spread of water has been a massive hit throughout the state, and co-owner Jess McMullen was hoping to build on that momentum with a fourth, widely distributed beer (to go along with Bluewing, Honeybird Blonde Ale and Flying Duck Amber Ale). But transferring the recipe for Early Bird IPA to the can took longer than expected. “We poured a lot of batches out,” McMullen said. “We spent all of 2019 trying to per