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WHS Students Support New “A Cut Above” Initiative
Earlier this week, students from across the sports spectrum at WHS came together to promote the school’s new initiative, “A Cut Above.” This effort is part of a broader revamp by Jostens, with full details set to be unveiled at a later date. The “A Cut Above”...
Barn in the USA: Clark County Fair Parade set
The Clark County Fair Parade is set to begin on Wednesday, September 11, 2024 at 5 p.m. on Main Street in Arkadelphia. Entries will include firetrucks, ambulances, cheer and dance squads, tractors, school groups, businesses, Fair Queen and Little Miss contestants, marching bands, floats, horses, and more. The Fair theme...
Walk to Wilson Park from this Flyer Homes listing
This charming Wilson Park home recently listed from Flyer Homes fulfills many must-haves for its future owners. The home includes a primary bedroom on the main level, a level backyard, a variety of outdoor living spaces including a large screened-in porch, and within walking distance to Wilson Park, UofA, VA, & Razorback Greenway.
UALR Professor’s Book Details Benefits Congregations Reap from Community Engagement
UALR Professor’s Book Highlights Community Engagement Benefits for Congregations. A groundbreaking book by a University of Arkansas at Little Rock (UALR) professor sheds light on the invaluable benefits congregations can derive from active community engagement. The comprehensive work delves into the nuances of how collective efforts between religious groups and their surrounding communities can foster a more united and supportive social fabric.
West Memphis Rolls Out Incentives for Remote Workers to Relocate and Bolster Homeownership
To promote relocation and boost the local housing market, West Memphis, Arkansas, is offering a financial incentive to remote workers willing to make the city their new home. The City of West Memphis has partnered with MakeMyMove, a platform designed to connect remote workers with communities seeking new residents. Qualified individuals can receive between $5,000 to $10,000 for committing to move to West Memphis within a six-month time frame, the initiative was reported by The Commercial Appeal.
A-State Names Clark as Chief Marketing & Communications Officer
Arkansas State University (A-State) has officially named Todd Clark as its new chief marketing and communications officer (CMCO), following his interim role since October. With 18 years of experience in higher education, Clark will now oversee the Office of University Marketing and Communications while continuing to serve on the chancellor’s executive cabinet.
More than 7,000 new students for move-in to the University of Arkansas
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Thousands of students are moving into their dorms at the University of Arkansas this week. The university hosted a celebration between Humphreys and Yocum Halls on Friday, Aug. 9, to welcome new students to Fayetteville. After a short concert from the band, school officials helped students...
Harrison Council Member Mary Jean Creager Recognized During Thursday's Meeting
Ward 4 Council Member Wayne Cone read a statement from Harrison Mayor Jerry Jackson in recognition of Creager. Jackson remembered first seeing her work ethic. The mayor went on to state that she researched topics to the point of comprehending them better than likely anyone else. He thanked her for her service to the city over the past 10 years. "We love you and appreciate you," Jackson's statement concluded.
Trey Harris, Conway High School (Conway, Arkansas)
Trey will be going into his junior year at Conway. He is considered an ATH but his main position he plays is running back. He is apart of the class of 2026 and weighs at 180 with a height of 5’9. This will be his second year starting. His first year starting was his 10th grade year last year. Currently he has no offers but is staying hopeful the next two years he has left in high school.
Lawn seating now available for Melissa Etheridge and Jewel concert
LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Lawn tickets for the upcoming October Walmart AMP concert featuring two-time Grammy winner Melissa Etheridge and four-time Grammy nominee Jewel are now available. The show was originally announced in January and was set to be pavilion-only, however, demand for tickets led to lawn tickets becoming...
Bids submitted for Wynne High School rebuild; Officials prepare for construction review
WYNNE — The bids have been provided to the general contractor in the rebuild of Wynne High School. Those were given during formal bidding for the project by potential subcontractors for the work yesterday. Any bid accepted now will be returned to the bidder unopened. Officials with the Wynne...
Wynne Economic Development gears up for growth, aims to boost business and employment opportunities
WYNNE — More than a year after the hiring as new CEO, Wynne Economic Development board president Tyler Griffin says the organization is preparing for future growth. “We’re really excited about the future here in Wynne and we’re excited about Wynne Economic Development’s position in that and trying to help our businesses that are currently here continue to grow and prosper and hopefully bring even more businesses to town and job opportunities,” he said. “We want Wynne to be the best place in the state to do business in a community our size and we want to make sure that the businesses that are here are thriving and have wonderful opportunities and that there’s always going to be good opportunities for employment in this community. We want to make sure that we’ve got a hand in doing that to help any way that we can.”
Fort Smith airport passenger traffic up 3.4% through July
Fort Smith Regional Airport enplanements between January and July totaled 35,636, up 3.4% compared with traffic in the same period of 2023. However, July traffic was down more than 8% compared with July 2023. “The numbers are consistent. Obviously, we would like it to be more, … but we’re trending...
‘Commanding the Screen’ Film Exhibit Opens at Clinton Center This Month
A new temporary exhibit is set to take over the Clinton Presidential Center beginning next weekend on Saturday, Aug. 17. “Commanding the Screen: The American Presidency in Film and Television” will give viewers a look into the leading role of the president in American society through cinematic performances of fictional and real-life presidents.
Firstar Bank Dedicated to Personalized Customer Service
Photo caption L to R: Heather Schager, Summer Wright, Eric Buster. Firstar Bank is standing out by staying true to its roots and prioritizing a personal touch in customer service. This local bank has been making waves in the community not just through its financial services but also through its unwavering commitment to giving back. Firstar Bank has a big heart for the community. Their passion for giving back is evident in numerous ways. From sponsoring UnitedWay and local Chamber events to supporting local charities, the bank ensures that their success is shared with the community.
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