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After 47 years in broadcasting, 5NEWS President and General Manager Van Comer retires

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By Morgan Wrigley Verified, Michael Aaron
| Yahoo Verified
Van Comer's broadcasting career started as a radio DJ in Rogers. It ends this week as general manager of the market's most-watched local news station. Comer retired Thursday after 47 years in broadcasting, including 33 years at Channel 5 and 26 years leading 5NEWS as president and general manager. Comer arrived in Rogers in 1979 at age 20, taking his first full-time radio job at KAMO.
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Vian family seeks homes for kittens after mother cat makes unexpected adoption

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By Morgan Wrigley Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
What started with a stray cat showing up on a porch in Vian has turned into an unlikely rescue story involving five kittens and an unexpected addition to the litter. About two months ago, Kathy Price heard meowing outside her home and went to investigate. “I went outside to see. I opened the door to bring her some cat food, and she ran into the house,” Price said. Taking in stray cats is nothing new for the Prices. Their house cat, Miss Kitty, was once a stray herself.
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Greenwood City Council considers applying for FEMA grant to expand fire department staff Original

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By Morgan Wrigley Verified
| KFSM-TV (Fort Smith, AR) Verified
GREENWOOD, Arkansas — As emergency calls rise in Greenwood, city leaders are considering whether to apply for a federal grant that could help add more fire department staff. If approved, the city would pursue a FEMA grant known as SAFER. In a growing city like Greenwood, Fire Chief Stewart Bryan says more people mean more emergency calls, and the department must grow to keep up. "We're getting more than 100 calls a month, and we're needing to add some staffing to address those calls," Bryan said.
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