Going strong since 2018, Henderson State University’s esports program gives students a chance to play video games competitively while getting a college education.
Esports continues to grow across the state of Arkansas, and the Reddies offer scholarships to their esport athletes. The program awarded $20,000 in scholarships to students during the 2020-21 season while competing in a variety of different games.
Krishnan Collins recently spoke with HSU esports coach John Price and esports athlete Jesse De La Cruz about the ins and outs of the university's esports program.
Krishnan Collins recently spoke with the new head coach of the National Park women's basketball program, Dominque Battles. Battles is the second coach of...
James Leigh wraps up all the of the games in Garland County in the seventh weekly football review of the season. Many of the...
Seeing a five-overtime high school basketball game is not something that happens very often. Fortunately for Jessieville and Lake Hamilton, which both had games...