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Amid the winter storm that barreled into Arkansas more than 25 states last week, the nation got a glimpse into the nation’s aging and fragile energy grid as it struggles to keep pace with the increasing demands of the 21st Century and growing threats both near and far.
As part of the President Joe Biden’s efforts to provide relief to thousands of Americans facing foreclosure or evictions, three federal agencies announced plans on Feb. 16 extend the federal moratorium for several relief programs set to expire at end of this month.
As part of the President Joe Biden efforts to increase access to COVID-19 vaccines, Walmart announced Feb. 9 that than more than 1,000 Walmart and Sam’s Club pharmacies in Arkansas and 21 other states are receiving federal vaccine allocations this week.
Unlike the chaotic launch of the Paycheck Protection Program nearly a year ago, the U.S. Small Business Administration’s (SBA) retooled COVID-19 loan programs got off to a smoother start in 2021 as the Biden-Harris administration is closely scrutinizing the process to ensure small businesses receive support they need to keep their doors open.
Mayor on neighborhood rehabilitation: “We’re prioritizing all development.”
The year 2020 was a year unlike any other, where the University of Arkansas at Little Rock faced major challenges that included a global pandemic that has redefined the education landscape.
Arkansas’ civilian labor pool added nearly 39,000 new jobs during the 2020 holiday season as the state’s jobless rate fell to levels not seen since the COVID-19 pandemic alighted upon the state in March 2020, state workforce officials reported in December job market report released last week (Jan. 26).
There is nearly $1 million in federal CARES Act funding still available in the six-county area across Central Arkansas for those small businesses still seeking to remain viable as the nation’s looks for a cure for the fast-spreading virus.
If you want to know the temperature of any community find Main Street, the oldest and wisest of thoroughfares.
Arkansas ranks among the top two states with the largest decline in foreclosures as the federal moratorium bank has brought most bank repossessions and defaults to a halt, according to new industry data Irvine, Calif.-based Attom Data Solutions.

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