Jane Sargent (right), head coach of the University of Arkasas-Fort Smith volleyball team, hands out free food to Dr. Lee E. Krehbiel, vice chancellor for enrollment management and student affairs and others Tuesday during a campus cookout as part of homecoming week inside the Smith-Pendergraft Campus Center on the UAFS campus in Fort Smith. The university kicked off the week of homecoming activities, the theme for which is "Where Memories Roar," with a prep rally Monday night. The festivities continue today with an intramural championship, women s and men s basketball games against St. Edward s on Thursday, and a dance on Friday evening. Homecoming will cap off Saturday with a lunch tailgate, followed by the Lady Lions and Lions hosting St. Mary s. A crowning ceremony will take place at halftime of the men s game. Visit rivervalleydemocratgazette.com/photo for today s photo gallery.
Jane Sargent (right), head coach of the University of Arkasas-Fort Smith volleyball team, hands out free food to Dr. Lee E. Krehbiel, vice chancellor for enrollment management and student affairs and others Tuesday during a campus cookout as part of homecoming week inside the Smith-Pendergraft Campus Center on the UAFS campus in Fort Smith. The university kicked off the week of homecoming activities, the theme for which is "Where Memories Roar," with a prep rally Monday night. The festivities continue today with an intramural championship, women s and men s basketball games against St. Edward s on Thursday, and a dance on Friday evening. Homecoming will cap off Saturday with a lunch tailgate, followed by the Lady Lions and Lions hosting St. Mary s. A crowning ceremony will take place at halftime of the men s game. Visit rivervalleydemocratgazette.com/photo for today s photo gallery.
FORT SMITH River Valley residents can expect to see Halloween festivities in full force at the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith s annual Haunted University event this weekend.