LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- Catholic High School prepares to host the first ever "Rocket Rumble" event in Little Rock.

Rocket Rumble is a high school wrestling competition held "under the lights." This event will take place at Catholic High school's new Roy Davis Field (the new football field). Wrestling begins at 7 p.m. and continues until 9 p.m. Admission is $5 at the gate.

High school teams from around the state and a few out-of-state teams will compete in the tournament. So far LR Catholic, LR Central, LR Christian, Central Arkansas Christian, Maumelle, Russellville, Ft. Smith Southside, Searcy and the Mighty Bluebirds Club Team have signed up to compete.

THV 11's Phil Buck sat down with Catholic High School wrestling coach Paul Mammarelli to talk about the event.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) - Hollywood legend Julie Adams returned to Arkansas for the second month in
a row for the opening of a special new exhibit.

Adams landed her first leading role in the The Dalton Gang in 1949. After a series of Western films, Adams starred alongside James Stewart in Bend of the River. She became a Hollywood star following 1954's Creature from the Black Lagoon.

On Friday she returned to her alma mater UALR for an intimate interview with Dr. Jay Raphael, chair of UALR Theatre and Dance as well as attending the grand opening of 'Lights, camera, Arkansas' at the Old State House Museum.

The exhibit features the state's ties to Hollywood, through both movies and television. Artifacts related to films shot on location in the state, actors born in Arkansas, and literary figures whose works were the basis for films shot in Arkansas will be included in the exhibit.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) - There are still no arrests a month after a Little Rock double murder, but THV 11 was able to speak to the twin sister of one of the victims, and she is pushing for anyone out there with information to come forward.

Natalie Hubbard said that she and her sister Natasha Avery were close; she was often the one her sister called for advice. Now, a month after her sudden death, she's still left wondering why and appealing to the public for anyone with answers.

"Wednesday was our 33rd birthday, and it was very different," Natalie Hubbard said.

It was a different feeling for Natalie Hubbard this week with her twin sister not around to celebrate their birthday.

"A month later, it's still the same as if it's not real. It's still hurtful-- very heartbreaking," Hubbard said.