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Hot Springs Today
By the People, for the People
Draft Day Draws Record Crowd to Wolf Arena
Over 1,000 students meet with employers at annual career fair in Hot Springs
Apr. 12, 2026 at 9:04am
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The annual Draft Day career fair in Hot Springs connects hundreds of students with local employers, building the region's future workforce.Hot Springs TodayThe annual Draft Day Hiring Event & Career Fair in Pearcy, Arkansas drew more than 1,000 high school students from across the region this week, connecting them with a record number of local employers at Wolf Arena.
Why it matters
The Draft Day event is a crucial opportunity for students to explore career options and network with potential employers in the Hot Springs area, helping to build the local workforce and economy.
The details
The Draft Day Hiring Event & Career Fair featured booths and representatives from a wide range of employers, allowing students to learn about different industries, submit resumes, and even interview on the spot for potential jobs and internships.
- The annual Draft Day event took place this week in Pearcy, Arkansas.
The players
Wolf Arena
The event venue located in Pearcy, Arkansas that hosted the Draft Day Hiring Event & Career Fair.
The takeaway
The strong turnout and record number of employers at this year's Draft Day event highlights the growing demand for skilled workers in the Hot Springs region and the importance of providing students with early exposure to local career opportunities.

