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North Arkansas College’s annual Visiting Poet Series is excited to host Suzanne Underwood Rhodes, the Arkansas Poet Laureate, on March 5, 2024, in the South Campus library, located in the Learning Resource Center. more
DEER — The Deer/Mt. Judea School District Board of Education approved sending interested school staff members to take emergency response training this summer. Last month, the board met via internet with Kurt Banta, owner of Emergency Response Training LLC, based in Gentry, about creating a district-wide security department and securing training for commissioned school security officers (CSSO). At the end of that meeting the board named Superintendent Bill Mazaur the department manager, but wanted to meet with Banta again to ask some additional questions, basically concerning cost, when it met at its regular meeting that was held Feb. 20. more
Tim Saul and his son Kevin have been working on the Restoration Life Church Fellowship Hall They have completed a large portion of the work and it looks very good. more
DEER — In an effort to attract new students to its schools and programs, the Deer/Mt. Judea School District Board of Education has elected to try digital advertising. more
ADH produces a Weekly Viral Respiratory Diseases Report for clinicians. The report provides information on Influenza, COVID-19 and Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) activity in the state. The report also compares activities in Arkansas to the U.S. ADH receives reports of only a fraction of COVID-19 cases and flu cases since it only requires reports of flu hospitalizations, deaths, and outbreaks. RSV is not a reportable disease in Arkansas. Therefore, it is important to understand that the information in the weekly update is representative of the timing and location of activity, but it does not reflect the overall disease burden. It is presumed that there are many more people actually affected than the report shows. Clinicians and policymakers may find the report helpful in terms of communicating to colleagues and patients about the current status of viral respiratory diseases in the state and nationwide. more
The Harrison Art League is sponsoring the 2024 Ozark Mountain Student Art Show at the Boone County Library. There are 136 art pieces by public school students from fifteen local schools. This show is held in conjunction with the Ozarks Unlimited Resources Educational Cooperative which serves schools in a three-county area. more
MONTICELLO — UA—Monticello's Rocky Lindsey has been awarded the Arkansas Veterinarian of the Year for 2023. The presentation was made in Hot Springs at the winter meeting of the Arkansas Veterinary Medical Association (VMA) in early February. more
HOT SPRINGS — The Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts is now accepting applications for Summer@ASMSA camps. more
This is the first in a series of articles celebrating the rich history and 50th Anniversary of North Arkansas College more
Harrison High School Class of 1974 will celebrate their fifty year reunion on Saturday, June 1, 2024, at Twelve Oaks on Highway 7 South in Harrison. The reunion is scheduled for 4:30-9:00 p.m. more
Arkansas Tech University has earned national recognition for its efforts to promote student safety, well-being and inclusion for the fourth consecutive year. more
The Harrison High School Career Coaches with the North Arkansas College Educational Opportunity Center office will be hosting FAFSA Workshops during home basketball games beginning Jan. 29. Weather … more
The following students have been named to Ozark Mountain High School’s 2nd nine week honor roll: more
Missouri State University recognizes more than 5,100 students who have been named to the fall 2023 dean's list. more
Students named to the second nine weeks honor roll are: more
Marion County 4-H members recently attended the National FCS Championship and Conference in San Antonio. The group placed fifth out of nine teams from around the nation in the Consumer Decision Making contest. Consumer Decision Making (CDM) is a competitive 4-H event that teaches financial management, consumerism, and decision-making skills. The event consists of six judging classes, with two sets of reasons, and a group process activity. more
The Individual Artist Fellowship program, which awards up to 18 creatives $5,000 each, will close for applications Feb. 5. more
Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield has announced 75 schools in Arkansas have been selected to receive $2,500 each to create calming rooms to address the mental well-being of Arkansas students. more
The Boone County Master Gardeners are getting ready for spring! The group will be hosting the Launch Your Own Garden series at the Boone County Library. Beginners and intermediate gardeners can learn how to grow the tastiest gardens from the Masters! more
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