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Springdale-based Tyson Foods (a leader in protein products) reported $182M in Q3 profit on Monday, Aug.

3 and said its chicken and prepared foods segments showed strength while beef sales continued to struggle. CEO Donnie King (transitioning to a board role in October) led the report.

At its Monday meeting, NWACC trustees discussed a proposal for an athletic scholarship program that would offer tuition to in-state athletes meeting academic and service requirements+ they postponed review of a $35 million campus housing plan until Sept.

14 in Burns Hall.

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission is inviting anglers and stream lovers to provide input for its new stream black bass management plan; responses will guide drafting and public comment (survey is open until Sunday).

Nearly 500 special deer hunt permits remain available online for modern gun, alternative firearms, youth and mobility-impaired hunts at state wildlife management areas; permits cost $5 each and buyers may purchase one per hunt on a first-come, first-served basis.