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Arkansas high school football scores, live updates (9/6/2024)
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The 2024 Arkansas high school football season continues Friday night with several big matchups across the state, including Conway vs. Bentonville, which are ranked No. 5 and No. 6, respectively, in this week’s Arkansas Top 25 rankings.
You can follow all of the AAA football games and get updated scores by tracking the SBLive Arkansas High School Football Scoreboard. We will have in-game score updates and all of the final scores from every corner of the state. You can also search for full schedules and complete scores from all of your favorite teams.
Here’s a guide to following all of the Arkansas high school football Week 1 action on Friday night (Sep. 6, 2024).
STATEWIDE ARKANSAS FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD
CLASS 7A SCORES | CLASS 6A SCORES
CLASS 5A SCORES | CLASS 4A SCORES
CLASS 3A SCORES | CLASS 2A SCORES
CLASS 8 MAN SCORES
2024 ARKANSAS FOOTBALL SCHEDULES: FIND YOUR TEAM
Can’t make it to your favorite team’s game but still want to watch them live? You can watch dozens of Arkansas high school football games live on the NFHS Network:
WATCH AAA GAMES LIVE ON NFHS NETWORK
The first week of the 2024 season is in the books. Here’s what we learned: Arkansas high school football Week 0 instant analysis.
Eager to see which teams will win this week’s matchups? Find out what we think with our Arkansas high school football Week 1 predictions.
We also invite you to visit the brand new Arkansas homepage on High School on SI, powered by SBLive Sports, for the latest news, highlights, analysis, scores, photos and information on Arkansas high school sports. Follow our live game coverage and read our feature stories, breaking news, the latest recruiting news, rankings and much more.
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Arkansas towns receive federal funds to improve road safety
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JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) – The U.S. Department of Transportation announced Thursday that Arkansas would receive more than $32 million in federal grants to improve safety on the state’s roads and streets.
The grants will go directly to nine communities and counties to improve roadway safety and prevent deaths and serious injuries on rural and urban roads, according to a USDOT news release.
Those receiving the grants include:
- City of Batesville: 616,024 to study the safety and efficiency benefits of pedestrian blinker sign deployments with automatic thermal sensors at three locations; GPS/C-V2X emergency vehicle preemption equipment at three high-response locations; traffic signal synchronization on two high accident corridors; C-V2X enabled pedestrian/bicycle/vehicle sensor detection equipment at two traffic signals; and a bike/ped demonstration using quick-build materials.
- Izard County: $120,000 to develop a comprehensive safety action plan.
- City of Searcy: $400,000 This award will be used by City of Searcy to develop a comprehensive safety action plan.
- Columbia County Road Department: $280,000 to develop a comprehensive safety action plan.
- Drew County: $260,000 to develop a comprehensive safety action plan.
- City of Russellville: $463,680 to develop a Safety Action Plan and implement two demonstration activities. The demonstration activities consist of two initiatives: installing artistic painted crosswalks near Crawford Elementary School and implementing a temporary roundabout adjacent to Oakland Heights Elementary, both of which are in historically disadvantaged areas with a higher prevalence of active transportation users.
- Marion County: $120,000 to develop a comprehensive safety action plan.
- City of Little Rock: $25 million for the Little Rock Safe Streets for All project to make improvements to five major corridors along its high-injury network.
- City of Springdale: $5,187,280 for the Dean’s Trail Phase IIIB project to construct a multi-use trail segment.
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Vote for the Arkansas high school football play of the week (9/5/2024)
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NATE OLSON
Nate Olson has covered prep and college sports in Arkansas since 1998. He has managed several newspapers and magazines in The Natural State and has won numerous awards for his work. Nate, who also has six years of public relations experience, has appeared statewide on radio and television throughout his career, and currently co-hosts a high school football postgame radio show.
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Lawmakers to enforce rule fining pharmacy benefit managers to protect pharmacies
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KAIT/KARK) – Arkansas lawmakers are cracking down on pharmacy benefit managers for violating medication pricing standards.
According to content partner KARK, a law was passed that fines PBMs up to $5,000 per violation.
State law says no PBM can pay a pharmacy below their cost to buy a drug and below a fair and reasonable rate.
You can read more about the initiative on KARK’s website.
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