Saturday February 22nd, 2020 -
Popular Stories :
- Going on its 12th year of operation, the Arkansas Research Alliance (ARA) is doing pivotal work within the state to propel Arkansas forward and give it a national spotlight in the research and science community.
- In western Arkansas, just south of the Arkansas River in Logan County, sits the rural town known as Subiaco.
- Just over a year after voters elected him to the city’s top executive post, Mayor Frank Scott Jr. asked local citizens during his second State-of-the-City address on Friday (Jan. 31) to support a one penny tax hike to lift the city closer to its “true potential.”
- The Arkansas Judiciary is developing new guidelines to reduce the tremendous stress suffered during open court testimony by abused or allegedly abused children and looking to grow the number of veteran’s treatment programs in the state.
- On Nov. 6, 2018, Terri Hollingsworth danced at the Red and Blue Events Venue in Little Rock, Arkansas, as she was elected Pulaski County Circuit and County Clerk. “It was awesome,” she remembered.
- The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has been recognized as having some of the best online programs in computer information technology in the country.
- Jesse Perez shifts in his seat and inspects the work before him carefully. The artist, one-half of Love Spell Tattoo, studies the inside of the patron’s forearm he’s inking.
- Baptist Health officially dedicated its new Baptist Health Medical Office Building on Monday, Jan. 13, in North Little Rock.
- The idea of writing a book and publishing it seems simple enough, but believe it or not, the world of publishing can be brutal.
- The 17 University of Arkansas at Little Rock students who traveled abroad to Morocco returned with lifelong friendships, cultural and leadership experience, and memories that will last a lifetime.