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In Northwest Arkansas, Race directors are reviewing safety plans to make sure your run is safe....

In this Pink Courage report KNWA's Neile Jones talks with Coach Bret Bielmea who explains despite what many might think, he believes much of his strength comes from what he learned from his mom...

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Saturday, April 27th The Pinnacle Hills Promenade Mall will be packed with thousands of people all working toward finding a cure for breast cancer. If you are participating in the Komen Ozark Race a...