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For the 14th consecutive year the Pulaski County Bar Association will hold a golf tournament to benefit its foundation.
Donors contributed $18 million in new gifts and pledges to the University of Arkansas at Little Rock during the recently completed fiscal year — the third-highest total in university history.
A recent anonymous donation to the University of Arkansas at Little Rock will fund a workshop designed to promote academic breakthroughs and career counseling for academics studying the intersection of transportation and telecommunications research.
Stuart Mackey, Partner and Executive Broker at Coldwell Banker Commercial Hathaway Group in Little Rock, was named the 2017 REALTOR-of-the-Year by the Little Rock Realtors Association at the organization’s general membership meeting Aug. 24.
A block party for UA Little Rock Trojans Day was hosted on August 24 on the corner of Rock and 3rd Streets in downtown Little Rock.
Leslie Sample (left) was named as the Realtor of the Year for the South Central Arkansas Realtors Association during a luncheon at the Enclave on August 16 in Benton.
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock and CHI St. Vincent honored the first participants of a program that will address the nursing shortage in Arkansas.
Tracy Tidwell, the 2017 president of the Faulkner County Board of Realtors, was named as the board’s Realtor of the Year during the August General Membership Meeting in Conway.
Congratulations to the first seven graduates of the Academics, Community, Career Development and Employment Program (ACCE), who graduated August 7 in a special ceremony in Dickinson Hall.
A University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law graduate is one of five national recipients of an American Bar Association award that honors public service in the legal profession.

Natural State Snapshot

July 10-16, 2017

Photo By Kay Bona

On a trip to the LittleRed River in Heber Springs, Ark., I was lucky enough to capture a Blue Heron as it was flying off. Actually, I spotted him and crouched to snap a photo. He spotted me and decided to find a safer spot. Luckily, I snapped before he got out of range!