Claretta Scott
Upon marrying and relocating to Arkadelphia in the mid-90s, Claretta worked at the Henderson State University Bookstore and became a faithful member of St. Ruth Baptist Church
Experimental microneedle painkiller patch for pigs shows proof of concept
An experimental pain-relieving drug delivery method for farm animals using microneedle patches may not have delivered an effective dose, but it took a pivotal step that offers new leads for innovation
Stateline: New student loan rule could dissuade people from advanced nursing degrees
To comply with the new law, the U.S. Department of Education recently issued a draft rule that would impose limits on how much graduate students can borrow — up to $20,500 per year and $100,000 in total for most students, but up to $50,000 a year and $200,000 in total for students in a new “professional” category. The category includes people studying to be medical doctors, dentists, veterinarians, pharmacists and lawyers.
Shirley Pickard
Shirley enjoyed cooking and most of all church activities and fellowshipping with her brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus and prayerfully reading and studying the Holy Bible
Arkansas Advocate: North Arkansas’ Blanchard Springs Caverns set to become state park
North Arkansas’ Blanchard Springs Caverns is in the process of becoming Arkansas’ 53rd state park, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced Monday
Mary Walker
Mary was a retired Firestone operator and a devoted member of New Bethel AME Church in Gurdon
Ron Addington announces bid for Clark County Judge
I wanted to send this message as a way to visit with everyone in Clark County about why I feel I am qualified to serve as your County Judge