Fall 2021 Scholarship Deadline For White County Single Parent Scholarship Fund, Inc. Scholarships

The deadline for applying for White County Single Parent Scholarship Fund, Inc. fall, 2021 scholarships is August 15, 2021.  WCSPSF, Inc. awards scholarships to White County single parents of minor children who are pursuing post-secondary education in order to achieve skilled employment.  Interested … [Read more...]

Blue Origin flight Makes History with Youngest and Oldest Astronauts

The Youngest 18-Year-old Oliver Damon The Oldest Wally Funk 82-Year-Old Wally Funk and Oliver Damon will be on the July 20 mission will be the first crewed spaceflight of New Shepard, which is named for Mercury 7 astronaut Alan Shepard, who also went on to fly with NASA's Apollo program and land … [Read more...]

Senator Tom Cotton Introduces Bill to Defund Critical Race Theory

Senator Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas) today introduced the Stop CRT Act, legislation to bar federal funds from being sent to K-12 schools that promote Critical Race Theory, as well as colleges and universities that compel students or faculty to affirm tenets of Critical Race Theory. The Stop CRT Act would … [Read more...]

Senator John Boozman Calls on President Biden to Uphold Title 42 Border Expulsions

U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) is pressing the Biden administration to preserve Title 42, the public health order that allows U.S. border officials to quickly remove illegal immigrants at the southern border to prevent the spread of COVID-19 rather than detain them in congregate settings within … [Read more...]

Senators Boozman & Cotton Pay Tribute to Fallen Pea Ridge Officer

Arkansas Senators John Boozman and Tom Cotton paid tribute to the service and sacrifice of Pea Ridge Police Officer Kevin Apple who was killed in the line of duty on June 26, 2021. “Officer Apple was the embodiment of what it means to wear a police badge and uniform. His exemplary … [Read more...]

Senator John Boozman Applauds Preservation of Existing Definition for Urban Areas by OMB

U.S. Senator John Boozman’s (R-AR) efforts to protect the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) designation of four Arkansas cities – Jonesboro, Texarkana, Hot Springs, and Pine Bluff – and over a hundred others across 45 states have resulted in a successful outcome. The Office of Management and … [Read more...]

The Arkansas Fallen Heroes Traveling Memorial coming to Heber Springs

The Arkansas Fallen Heroes Traveling Memorial will be at American Legion Post 64, at 49 Park Road, in Heber Springs Monday, August 2 thru Saturday, August 7, 2021. The memorial was founded in October 2005, by Gold Star dad, Rob Hopper, of Wynne, Arkansas. Rob’s youngest son, Marine LCPL … [Read more...]

The new dietetics program at Harding University is the first of its kind in Arkansas

The Harding University College of Sciences has launched a Master of Science in applied dietetics practice to commence on August 23. This program is the first of its kind in Arkansas and is one of the few programs in the country that is competency-based and allows students to complete their courses … [Read more...]

Women with a Purpose Membership Drive and Meet and Greet

Women with a Purpose Membership Drive and Meet and Greet, Sunday, July 18th. You are invited to join us for a fun-filled day on the lake. To become a member you have to do three things. 1. Show up, 2. Have Fun and 3. Support each other. All we need is your contact information so that we can keep you … [Read more...]

Batesville School District’s Home Visiting Office to host Safety BabyShower

The Batesville School District's Home Visiting Office to host Safety BabyShower. This event will take place from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. July 27 at the Batesville Preschool, 650 Vine Street, Batesville. This event is the only one of its kind in Independence County, and it is one of several hosted by our home … [Read more...]