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Garland Co. man acquitted on capital murder charge

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) - A jury in Garland County has found a man not guilty of capital murder for the shooting of a Malvern man. 

The panel on Thursday cleared 37-year-old Detric Lavon Conway of responsibility for the 2010 slaying of 36-year-old of Jacquard Q. Clark. 

The Sentinel-Record reports that Clark was fatally wounded at his girlfriend's apartment off Park Avenue. 

Two other people have been charged. One was convicted of first-degree murder and trial is pending for the other. 

The acquittal does not mean Conway goes free. He is serving a 36-year sentence for the armed robbery of a Glenwood pharmacy. Conway entered a guilty plea last year to the 2010 robbery. 

Information from: The Sentinel-Record, http://www.hotsr.com  

 

Driver Loses Control On Highway 7 South, Crashes Into Tree And Concrete Wall Thursday (Watch Video)

Driver Loses Control On Highway 7 South, Crashes Into Tree And Concrete Wall Thursday (Watch Video)

 

A driver traveling north on Highway 7 south hydroplaned on wet roadways and spun down an embankment into a tree and concrete wall.

The accident happened about 5:00PM during a slight rain.

The driver was the only occupant. He was not injured.

TRI-the-Village set for May 18

From Hot Springs Village Property Owners' Association:

HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE - The 2nd annual Sprint Triathlon, TRI-the-Village, is scheduled for Saturday, May 18. This USAT sanctioned event includes a 500-yard swim in Lake Balboa, a 13.5-mile cycle course over rolling terrain and ends with a 3.5-mile run.

"This event is a great opportunity to showcase the Village to folks who haven't had a reason to visit before now," said Katherine Winslow, Volunteer Coordinator for the event. The event is open to resident and non-residents alike.

Registration and management of the event is handled by DLT Event Management, Inc., of Arkadelphia with support from and in benefit of Teen Challenge of Arkansas, a non-profit organization whose purpose is to help men 18 and older with life-controlling problems. DLT Event Management, Inc., manages both on-road and off-road events across the state.

Head On Collision Attributed To Wet Roadways (Watch Video)

Head On Collision Attributed To Wet Roadways (Watch Video)

A head on collision was attributed to rainy weather conditions in the 2600 block of Brady Mountain Road Thursday about 4:15pm.

Hot Springs Man Injured In House Fire Thursday Evening (Watch Video)

Hot Springs Man Injured In House Fire Thursday Evening (Watch Video)

A resident suffered injuries from a fire at 116 Chelle Street off Winans Street Thursday evening.

The fire was reported a little after 6pm and was put out quickly by Hot Springs firefighters but a 31 year old man at the house suffered smoke inhalation and was having severe breathing problems. He was transported by Lifenet to Mercy Hospital.

Today's Box Office: Star Trek boldly goes

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- THV 11 Film Critic (and self-proclaimed Trekologist) Jonathan Nettles says that Star Trek Into Darkness is probably the best film in the franchise.

To read this article in it's original Klingon click here.

Group pulls plan for arts center on Bathhouse Row

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) - A nonprofit group has withdrawn its proposal to convert the Hale Bath House into a cultural arts center in downtown Hot Springs.

The Muses Creative Artistry Project says it pulled its plan because it was unable to raise enough money for the project. The Muses President Deleen Davidson says the organization is disappointed that the capital campaign didn't raise enough money.

The Hale Bath House was built in the 1890s and closed in 1978.

The Muses Creative Artistry Project focuses on performing, creativity and healing arts. The nonprofit works to preserve the classical arts through education and performances.

Hot Springs National Park Service Superintendent Josie Fernandez tells the Sentinel-Record that an arts center would have been a "wonderful fit" for Bathhouse Row.