Type: LRNOTParty: City of Little Rock Budget, end 12-31-2024County: PulaskiAttorney/Contact: Sandra Blade
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Tuesday March 25th, 2025 -
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- Members of the Faulkner County Board of Realtors gathered on March 13 to recognize achievements from 2024, at the “Awards and Milestones” event, which is held annually to showcase sales levels attained by agents of the FCBOR.
- The University of Arkansas at Little Rock recognized four distinguished graduates and one honorary alumnus for their professional accomplishments and contributions to the community during the annual Distinguished Alumni Awards Ceremony on Feb. 26 at the Clinton Presidential Center.
- A significant milestone was announced recently by Arkansas Community Foundation (ARCF) as they surpassed a half a billion dollars in grants to nonprofits since their inception in 1976.
- The 2025 Law Enforcement Torch Run Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Arkansas took place at the Racquet Club on February 22.
- One of Little Rock’s most serene settings sits on a four-square block just on the north edge of downtown, between 11th and 13th streets and from Broadway to Gaines, just as it has for the last 181 years.
- Whether it’s black-and-white photos of Arkansas’ Little Rock Nine or Norman Rockwell’s famous painting of New Orleans schoolgirl Ruby Bridges, images of school desegregation often make it seem as though it was an issue for Black children primarily in the South.
- “Well over half” of Arkansas’ row-crop producers rely on a federal migration program to fill jobs on their farms, according to John McMinn, an Arkansas Farm Bureau commodity and economics specialist.
- Former Mississippi County Office of Emergency Management director David Lendennie was in his bathroom early on the morning of Aug. 22, 2008, when the ground shook beneath his Blytheville home.
- Three outstanding graduates from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law celebrated the culmination of their hard work and perseverance during December 2024 with their graduation from law school.
- Northwest Arkansas, where the Hispanic population has been increasing for three decades, will send its first Latino legislators to Little Rock this month.