The Traveler

November is a busy time of year for Phil Ezell, owner of Ozark Sportsman Supply in Tontitown. As a gun shop owner, the beginning of hunting season is a time of increased business, Ezell said. Still, this year sales are up by about a third of what they normally would be, he said.… Post the First Comment

The UA police department received a report of an acquaintance rape last Thursday.

The alleged rape occurred sometime between 10 p.m. Oct.17 and 8 a.m. Oct 18 at Maple Hill South Residence Hall, according to the police report. ?The investigation is still active, so not many details can be released, said Gary Crain, spokesman for the UAPD.… Post the First Comment

Summer mornings, the Fayetteville Square is crowded with farmers selling their fresh produce and local consumers taking advantage of this opportunity. Now, this community will see the production of fresh produce on a much larger scale.

The Wal-Mart Foundation recently granted the UA Applied Sustainability Center more than $500,000 for the Agile Agriculture program.… Post the First Comment

A series of black horizontal lines resembling the Old Main tower has notably advertised the UA as an institutional landmark of higher education across the globe. It has been an icon of knowledge, sophistication, inspiration and higher education for more than two decades.… Post the First Comment

Max Meisch, who teaches in the Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences, was awarded the fourth annual John and Lois Imhoff Award for Outstanding Teaching and Student Mentorship at a banquet Thursday, Nov. 13, after being picked from five finalists.… Post the First Comment