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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Sandwiches with soul: Cross Creek Sandwich Shop has been a Conway staple since 2009, ladling hearty soups, stacking craveable sandwiches, tossing fresh salads, and sneaking in pie you absolutely do not need but will order anyway.
Reset and recharge: Conway Medical & Wellness Clinic pairs personalized, real‑food weight management with bespoke IV vitamin infusions and cash-based telehealth primary care, all centered on your wellness goals.
Glow-up this week: Whether you want smoother skin, fewer lines, or to finally ditch the razor, Noydeen Med Spa of Conway Arkansas blends modern medical aesthetics with a holistic touch to deliver results.
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Jaiden Miller, a 20-year-old man, was arrested by the Conway Police Department on suspicion of having drugs and firearms in possession.
Full story at arkansasradio.com ↗
The Conway Police Department of Arkansas has requested an investigation into the arrest of a 35-year-old man who later died following his arrest.
Full story at thv11.com ↗
Two former Conway School District maintenance employees, Bruce Harrell and Justin Turney, have been arrested in connection to an Arkansas State Police theft investigation.
Full story at katv.com ↗
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Office has arrested 45-year-old Carlos Stout for connection to a shooting in the College Station area of Little Rock.
Full story at katv.com ↗
The Department of Education has found that 10 scholarships at the University of Central Arkansas illegally favored women and racial minorities.
Full story at washingtontimes.com ↗
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