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Last year, when Elizabeth “Libby” Sheard informed her board of directors at the Little Rock Realtors Association that she would be stepping down as association executive in 2024, a position she’d held for two decades, the leadership looked to one of their own to succeed her, and Realtor Stacy Hamilton agreed to take on the task.
Arvest Bank has upheld its long-standing tradition of supporting the University District Development Corporation’s affordable housing initiatives at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock by donating $15,000 in CARE funds, awarded through the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas (FHLB Dallas).
The state’s newspaper community met June 27-29 for its annual convention, which was held for the first time during the Arkansas Press Association’s 151-year history, in Jonesboro, Arkansas’ fifth largest city.
A half-century after its opening, Knoxville’s West Town Mall continues to adapt, evolve and thrive.
In an inspiring collaboration that focuses on community engagement, the University of Arkansas at Little Rock has joined forces with Apple Seeds, a nonprofit organization with a mission to inspire healthy living through garden-based education, to provide invaluable hands-on experience for its students.
As the new President of the Pulaski County Bar Association, Megan Wells (of Hilburn & Harper) has clear goals and a strategic vision to ensure the Association’s continued relevance and value to its members.
Seated at the table in Paul Dodds’ screened patio in central Little Rock, you can hear the hammering of nearby construction, see the peaks of empty nearby houses, and if you chose to, embark on the three minute walk to Central High School, where in 1957 the Little Rock Nine led its desegregation.
Since the launch of medical marijuana in Arkansas in 2019, more than three dozen storefronts have opened, at least 102,000 residents have registered for patient cards and revenue has topped $1.1 billion.
It was a festive weekend of celebration at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock May 10-11, as thousands of people gathered at the university to celebrate the graduates of the Class of 2024 as well as the dedication of a new Alumni Patio at the Bailey Alumni and Friends Center.
Members of Hearts and Homes, a charity of the Arkansas Realtors Association, present a check for $40,000 to Habitat for Humanity of Central Arkansas for a recent home build on West 16th Street in North Little Rock.

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NOTICE OF IMPOUND: THE BELOW LISTED VEHICLES ARE BEING HELD AT THE POLICE IMPOUND LOT ACTION WRECKER SERVICE, 18523 ARCH ST, LITTLE ROCK, AR 72206, (501)261-7874. THE OWNER/LIEN HOLDER IS EITHER UNKNOWN OR SUCH HAS NOT MADE CONTACT WITH ACTION WRECKER SERVICE, TO RETRIEVE SAID VEHICLE OR IS BEING SOLD BY INSURANCE COMPANY AFTER DEEMED SALVAGE VEHICLE, OR VEHICLE HAS BEEN FORFEITED PURSUANT TO COURT ORDER AS REQUIRED BY ACT 1000 OF 1993 AND ACT 880 OF 1989 ALONG WITH ACT 392 AND ACT 841 OF 1997 ALSO ALONG WITH 1830 OF 2001. NOTHING SHALL BE MOVED OR PARTS REMOVED UNTIL ITEM IS PAID IN FULL. ACTION WRECKER SERVICE STORAGE, AND ADMINISTRATIVE COST ARE OCCURRING AS LEGAL LIABILITY OF THE OWNER/LIEN HOLDER. ACTION WRECKER SERVICE HAS A POSSESSORY LIEN AGAINST SAID VEHICLE FOR ALL SUCH CHARGES. THE OWNER/LIEN HOLDER SHOULD MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO RETAKE POSSESSION OF SAID VEHICLE BY APPEARING, PROVIDING PROOF OF OWNERSHIP, AND PAYING ALL CHARGES. IF VEHICLES ARE NOT CLAIMED AND POSSESSION RETAKEN WITHIN 45 DAYS OF IMPOUND DATE, THE POSSESSORY LIEN WILL BE FORECLOSED AND SAID VEHICLE WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER AT PUBLIC AUCTION FOR CASH. 2008 Honda Accord: 1HGCP26848A159354, 2010 Dodge Charger: 2B3CA4CD8AH124998, 2010 Toyota Corolla: JTDBU4EE3AJ069317, 2009 GMC Yukon: 1GKFK03269J116400, 2012 Toyota Avalon: 4T1BK3DB1CU453794, 2012 Hyundai ELANTRA: KMHDH4AE8CU427222. DR1T 2/13/2024

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