The Arkansas Latino Hall of Fame has announced its 2025 class of inductees.
Three Arkansas State University students will receive hands-on, real-world learning with a paid, summer-long internship in the steel industry.
Construction on the new addition has hit a stumbling block after the discovery of non-compliant materials installed on the project.
This competition is inspired by the television program “Shark Tank” and challenges students to think outside the box.
The award was presented at the 2025 MSERA Annual Meeting in New Orleans.
Members of the nonprofit organization Teens with a Positive Purpose recently gathered on Rook Road to clear debris left behind by a recent car crash, and general litter roadside.
Subaru of Little Rock steps forward as the program’s first Presenting Sponsor and commits $65,326 to expand early literacy in Craighead and Faulkner counties.
The project gets kids outside and teaches them about nature, graphic design, public speaking, problem-solving, and more.
At this event, students will present their projects and inventions in a “Shark Tank” inspired competition.
Meetings were held earlier this week with some certified licensed educators to let them know they would not be recommended for contract renewal next year.