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Cave City FBLA Students Advance at District Competition in ASU-Mountain Home
Students representing the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter celebrated a strong showing at the FBLA District Competition at ASU-Mounta…
Harding Academy Student Wins White County Spelling Bee, Advances to State for Third Time
A Harding Academy eighth-grade student is heading back to the Arkansas State Spelling Bee after capturing first place at the White County Spelling Bee for the third time.
Arkansas State University Jonesboro Chancellor Condemns Inappropriate Behavior, Confirms Active Investigations
Arkansas State University Chancellor Todd Shields has issued a message to the campus community addressing recent reports of deeply inappropriate and h…
Arkansas Named One of Only Two States Offering Teachers 12 Weeks of Paid Maternity Leave, NCTQ Reports
Arkansas is one of only two states in the nation offering teachers 12 weeks of paid maternity leave, according to a new State of the States report released by the National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ).
Local Administrator Honored: Katie Williams Named NCSA Administrator of the Year
Katie Williams, Head of School at Searcy Christian Academy, has been named the 2025 Administrator of the Year by the National Christian School Association (NCSA).
Cave City Voters Approve Millage Extension to Build New Elementary School
The Cave City School District’s millage extension proposal has officially passed, with voters approving the measure by a decisive 525 to 97 in Tuesday’s special election.
ASU-Beebe Student Hope Branch From Batesville Named 2025 Chime Workforce Scholar
Arkansas State University-Beebe student Hope Branch has been named an inaugural 2025 Chime Workforce Scholar, earning a $1,000 scholarship from the Chime Scholars Foundation.
Surprise Parade Called For Local Arkansas Woman For Emotional Special Occasion
On March 31, 2025, White County came alive to honor Marie Richards.
Whopping $34,000 Haul Announced In Just One Day After Special Arkansas Partnership
The Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund (ASPSF) raised $34,090 during its first Day of Giving on March 21.
