Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 21st of July.
Good morning, Jonesboro.
💼 Business
Walmart topped the list of Arkansas public companies as it reported $19.4B in net income and placed six executives in the top 10 highest-paid ranks—CEO Doug McMillon earned $27.4M—while Tyson Foods' CEO and chairman posted lower numbers.
Armor Bank announced Bryce Goad as vice president of commercial banking and business development, and he will join the Jonesboro lending team to help grow services in northeast Arkansas.
He brings decades of experience in lending, sales, and accounting—experience that will support the $466 million-asset lender's goals.
🚨 Crime
Arkansas prosecutors will be able to seek the death penalty in child rape cases when a new law goes into effect Aug.
5. This change gives prosecutors a tougher penalty option for serious crimes against children.
🏈 Sports
Dr. Jim Patchell discussed the progress of the Red Wolves Track and Field program yesterday—highlighting upcoming competition plans and team improvements.
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