OPINION: Americans think they know a lot about politics; too often they’re wrong
Americans are more likely than ever to view politics in moral terms, meaning their political conversations sometimes feel like epic battles between good and evil.
Month: September 2022
Arkansas legislators study solar power growth, net metering and recycling
During the four-hour hearing, legislators heard a range of at times conflicting views about the potential impacts and viability of solar energy and net metering.
Baptist Health accepting applications for fall sessions of Healthy & Active Youth Program
The Healthy & Active Youth Program is a free program for youth, ages 11 to 17 and their families. It incorporates all elements of health, including nutrition and physical activity.
Hostess announces commitment to employee mental health as StigmaFree workplace
Hostess Brands announced on Thursday, Sept. 8, 2022, a new partnership with the National Alliance on Mental Illness
Magnet Cove offers new way to pay for student meals
Parents at Magnet Cove School District have another way to pay for school lunches.
Arkana Labs to expand LR operation, create 74 new jobs
Arkana Laboratories is renowned for emphasizing a culture of learning in the workplace and developing talent.
Arkansas nets $13M from JUUL settlement
JUUL was, until recently, the dominant player in the vaping market. The multistate investigation revealed that JUUL rose to this position by willfully engaging in an advertising campaign that appealed to youth.