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It’s back-to-school time already! As school begins, is academic tutoring or test prep needed for your child? Waiting until a …
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Since 2000, Entergy has been engaged in advocating for increased funding and support for early care and education — recognizing …
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An independent source of data and research for policymakers, the Louisiana Policy Institute for Children works tirelessly to shed light on …
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If there’s anything that 2020 has taught college students, it is how to take advantage of life’s little things.
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Research has shown children notice racial differences as early as preschool, and ignoring those differences only leads to negative outcomes.
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The necessary noise of righteousness – “voices of the unheard,” as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. famously called riots – …
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In my first newspaper reporting job, each morning I’d stop by the office of Greenville, Mississippi, Police Chief Robert Skinner, …
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As a child, I thought the Confederate flag was cool. I didn’t know it meant anything. On my first day …
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Drafting an effective email use policy may be more complicated than a company might think. Here are some of the …
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If you have a son or daughter going through the college search process and looking for a major, then take …
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A quick trip around downtown Little Rock will likely yield a heartbreaking number of panhandlers, but the city is actively …
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The Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts in Hot Springs is hosting a Silver Gala on March 27 …
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As the executive director of HIPPY USA, Staci Croom-Raley has seen firsthand what women can accomplish when given a fair …
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The Institute for Women’s Policy Research indicates there is a gender wage gap of at least 20 percent and the …
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A record number of women are running for office nationwide. One reason behind the surge? Hillary Clinton.
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UCA’s largest donation in school history represented more than just a major gift; it was a commitment to the future …
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Applications have closed and people from across the country have thrown their hat in the ring to become Little Rock’s …
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Following Gov. Asa Hutchinson’s 2017 decision to move Robert E. Lee Day to October, Martin Luther King Jr. will continue …
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Citizens of Little Rock hit the polls on Dec. 4, and Frank Scott Jr. was named mayor of the capital …
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Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia was the recipient of a generous gift last month, but the benefactor chose not to …
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In the March 1980 Republican primaries, George Bush had already lost what he called his “Big Mo” to Ronald Reagan. …
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Since none of the candidates received the required 40% of the vote for mayor of Little Rock, the top two …
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Likely as early as next year, Arkansans will no longer have to visit other states for casino gaming. By a …
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Networking is important to successful business dealings. Whether it is making an impression on your CEO or reaching out to …
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A new WikiProject, Women in Red, demands greater recognition for female historical figures by increasing the number of biographies about …
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Voters will decide on several ballot issues this year, including measures to raise minimum wage and institute term limits for …
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What started as a quest to find a swimming pool for her daughter’s swim team turned into the beginning of …
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CBS’ Steve Hartman goes On the Road with Kayla McKeon, Manager of Grassroots Advocacy for the National Down Syndrome Society …
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Arkansas State University in Jonesboro is dedicated to the survival of the endangered red wolf species. In late July, the …
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