2024 Round Up

3. - This “Nasty” artist performed at Springtime of Youth, making sure to enjoy plenty of Skittles on stage while performing.
4. - This total solar covering in April brought millions to the great outdoors.
6. - Former Arkansas governor who joined the UA School of Law faculty
9. - Canada’s biggest popstar is “Not Like Us”
11. - The Creator – specifically of one of 2024’s biggest albums, “Chromokopia”
13. - the University announced $122 million in this “Land” of scholarships for Pell recipients
17. - This Arkansas-based pizza chain, established in 1992, announced it would close all but one location this year
18. - This major November event defined American politics this year.
20. - faced scrutiny after customers allegedly found mold on the shredded cheese.
21. - Is it that sweet? Sabrina Carpenter guesses so.
22. - This “popular” musical hit the Big Screens in late November.

1. - The leader of Broski Nation performed in front of a sold-out crowd of Razorbacks at the Fayetteville Town Center.
2. - This red animal is known for their cheddar bay biscuits, but filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after an “all you can eat” promotion went astray
5. - The Arkansas volleyball team made history, entering this group of eight for the first time in program history.
7. - This artist made Walmart AMP “hot like Papa John” in August.
8. - Arkansas’ newest Head Hog hopes to bring the Razorbacks more March success.
10. - This Supreme Court justice made headlines when an upside down American flag outside of their house
11. - This dual-threat, “Green” quarterback has wowed Hog fans with his fast feet and arm strength.
12. - Like Michael from the ‘96 Bulls, this incumbent Fayetteville Mayor moved to a run-off election in early November.
14. - Both Kamala Harris and the summer were defined by this four-letter word.
15. - A species of bird, recently viral for the Tuah subgenre.
16. - Fayetteville residents voted to have the option to sell this on Sunday
19. - Paris’ biggest games of 2024.