If you have lost items from last nights @SaltBowlAR you can retrieve them at the War Memorial Stadium office between Gates 9 and 10 off of Fair Park until 3pm today and beginning again on Monday morning at 8am until 4:30pm. @WMStadium pic.twitter.com/ktoSFcD2pd
— Shane Broadway (@shanebroadway) August 26, 2018
The Salt Bowl fallout — a mass exodus after an unfounded report of a shooting — includes reuniting spectators with property left behind. Fallout also includes Rep. Charlie Collins explaining why having more guns in such places (optimally in
PS: Somebody sent me a clip of the panic video with a suggested caption: “White flight.” Kind of funny. But kind of serious given some of the dynamics of the situation, including suburban school districts that have grown in part thanks to perceptions about schools and safety in Little Rock.
PANIC AT THE GAME: Spectators at a high school football game in Little Rock, Arkansas, scrambled for safety after the crowd thought shots were fired. @TomLlamasABC reports. #TheIndex https://t.co/AwjZAhJvKF pic.twitter.com/nicGSY6OXz
— World News Tonight (@ABCWorldNews) August 27, 2018
PPS: Kane Webb, Parks and Tourism director,