Ark. receives at-home testing kits, Hutchinson requests ARPA funds
Arkansas has received the first shipment of 211,000 at-home testing kits and the process of delivering those to the respective distribution locations will begin shortly.
Day: January 11, 2022
AG leads effort to stop international scam calls
Attorney General Rutledge is calling for the FCC to require gateway providers – the companies that allow foreign calls into the United States – to take steps to reduce the number of illegal robocalls that enter the U.S. telephone network
Reddies named national finalists for NCAA Award of Excellence
The Division II Award of Excellence recognizes initiatives in the past year that exemplify the Division II philosophy, community engagement and student-athlete leadership. The Reddies received the accolade for their Military and First Responders Appreciation Day on Sept. 11, 2021.
Justices hear from newly formed minority business group
At least 35 local African-American businesses have banded together to create the Minority Business Council of Clark County in response to what its leaders are calling incomplete guidelines proposed by the Economic Development Corp. of Clark County. Led by the Rev. Johnny Harris, the MBCCC has been incorporated with the state as a limited liability company.
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AHS among 72 Ark. schools getting grant for career, technical studies
The start-up grants cover 85 percent of the costs associated with a new program, with the school district committing to cover the remaining 15 percent.
Family of 3 found dead in Pike County
At this juncture in their investigation, Special Agents of the Arkansas State Police Criminal Investigation have no evidence to lead them to search for a suspect in the deaths
Obituary: Maxine House Albert
She was a soul food “boiling pots” cooking type of woman. She had her sense of style and fashion savvy. She prided herself on being fashionably late and her favorite color was red. When “Maxine” walked in, everyone knew it.