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Nov 4, 2026

Charlie CichettiHOST
1:09
So where did you grow up and go to school?
Steven JonesGUEST
1:12
Oh, I actually grew up here in Northwest Arkansas, Springdale specifically.
Steven JonesGUEST
1:17
I mean, what's interesting about it, when I was in school, the two counties had 100,000 people in the population, but now we have like almost 600,000.
Steven JonesGUEST
1:25
So it's like grown drastically from more of a like rural community to something more urban and the growing pains that go along with it.
Phil ElsonHOST
28:16
I don't even know what their team name is.
Phil ElsonHOST
28:17
But they're in Springdale.
Joe KleineGUEST
28:18
I know.
Joe KleineGUEST
28:20
Is it Origu? Yeah.
John EnglemanHOST
2:46
It became so popular they needed more space.
John EnglemanHOST
2:49
And in February of this year, they opened a sandwich and retail spot on Main Street in downtown Springdale.
John EnglemanHOST
2:56
It was announced last week that they'll be adding a Fayetteville location as a part of the new Gully Park development at the former Township Baptist Church.
John EnglemanHOST
3:06
The project is being developed by Cameron Clark and CJC Development.
John EnglemanHOST
5:17
they'll be open seven days a week
Sarah HollandSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:19
so we have decided so sunday through thursday we are open from 11 to 9. friday and saturday we're open 11 to 10.
John EnglemanHOST
5:26
Romero's Cuisine Toc Latino opened in Springdale in November of 2022.
John EnglemanHOST
5:31
Now, exactly four years later, they've opened their second spot.
LarryHOST
1:10
Until finally, Sam and Helen, they put nearly everything they had on the line and they opened the first Walmart in Rogers, Arkansas.
LarryHOST
1:18
Harrison and Springdale quickly followed.
LarryHOST
1:22
And Sam proves that the discounting idea that he had been working towards for more than a decade really can work in small-town America.
LarryHOST
1:31
Today, we continue to follow Sam down the pathless travel.
CesarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:26
My name is Cesar.
CesarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:27
I'm here living in Springdale, so a couple of minutes away.
CesarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:31
You think that you're just a number.
CesarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:34
I think in the long run, if you know, If the younger crowd comes in here and makes their voice heard, I think it's going to make a good long-term impact, for sure.
Tom ThrashGUEST
22:59
And then, you know, Harbor's got Fayetteville.
Tom ThrashGUEST
23:04
Josh shallow has got Springdale.
Tom ThrashGUEST
23:06
I mean, there's some rivalry games.
Josh BertacciniHOST
23:08
Yeah.
David BazzelHOST
21:28
... you're right on target.
David BazzelHOST
21:29
Yes, it's Pulaski Academy's Braden Bratcher 764 against Springdale.
Roger ScottHOST
21:33
Wow.
David BazzelHOST
21:34
Pulaski County's Lane Hatcher, Greg's son, 757, uh, against Little Rock Christian.
IrvinHOST
0:12
My name is Eden.
IrvinHOST
0:13
Joining us today on this episode, we have two elected officials from the city of Springdale.
IrvinHOST
0:18
We have a state representative for District 9, Diana Gonzalez-Worthen, who is maybe like her fourth time that she's been on the podcast, I think.
IrvinHOST
0:26
And first-timer, we have Laranil Lopez with us, who is the Justice for Peace for District 4.
Diana Gonzalez-WorthenGUEST
1:51
And every single vote counts.
Diana Gonzalez-WorthenGUEST
1:54
And so as best as people can, please get out and vote.
Diana Gonzalez-WorthenGUEST
1:58
And there are plenty of, I know in Springdale, we send them to Elmdale Baptist Church on Huntsville, which is near Central Junior High, El Ronchito, that's Shawnee Center.
Diana Gonzalez-WorthenGUEST
2:11
Most people know that church.
Dave SchoenHOST
13:45
The council would make quick work of the remainder of its agenda with approvals of the various construction contracts and appointments to the Louise State Municipal Airport, a $2.7 million contract for the Elm Tree Side Path, a $1.7 million contract for for the intersection of Northwest Tiger Boulevard and Northwest G Street, a change order for Tiger Boulevard overpass, and compensation for the relocation of a business along Rainbow Curve for its improvement project.
Dave SchoenHOST
14:11
The Springdale City Council would burn more of the midnight oil at its October 27th session Though it would table the proposed property acquisition for the Sunset Avenue extension, Powell Street Improvement Project, because the attorney representing the property owners requested the delay.
Dave SchoenHOST
14:26
A council would approve adding nearly $660,000 in overtime for the fire department required to maintain coverage of the growing city, as well as new fence for the Bobby Hopper Park and interior renovation of the historic Beely Johnson American Legion Post.
Dave SchoenHOST
14:40
The council would also approve a $50,000 settlement with Tony Martinez, who claimed excessive force was used during his arrest in 2022 on a domestic disturbance where he was believed at the time to be armed, leading officers to deploy its canine officer to subdue him.
Dave SchoenHOST
14:56
The body camera footage wasn't clear enough to prove or disprove his claims, and the city opted not to take a chance.
Dave SchoenHOST
15:02
The council did hear good news on the economic development front as Anna Bagwell presented the quarterly report from the Chamber of Commerce.
Anna BagwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:09
So at the top for new jobs, as of this August, Springdale is at the cusp of having 45,000 people employed.
Anna BagwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:18
And that's almost 2,000 new jobs in the calendar year of 2026.
Julian ParkerGUEST
16:02
I've been an Arkansas fan since I don't know when.
Julian ParkerGUEST
16:05
Where in Arkansas? Springdale.
Julian ParkerGUEST
16:06
Springdale, very close.
Julian ParkerGUEST
16:07
Just a town up north from Fayetteville.
Aiden DixonHOST
16:09
Very, very close.

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