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Coke Headed Back to UA Is the Real Thing
by AMP Staff May 16, 2022
by AMP Staff May 16, 2022
Rumors that Coke was coming back to the University of Arkansas campus are, indeed, the real thing. The UA recently revealed a written notice of intent to award its exclusive, non-alcoholic beverage sponsorship to Coca-Cola, and on Monday the university…
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Hogs Release ’22 Football Schedule: Cincy, BYU, Petrino Highlight ‘No Breather’ Slate
by Mark Carter September 22, 2021
by Mark Carter September 22, 2021
Arkansas released its full 2022 football schedule on Tuesday, and to the surprise of no one east of Tulsa, west of Memphis or employed by the SEC office in Birmingham, the Razorbacks once again face what almost certainly will be…
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A dissenter: Trustee votes on the side of caution in Razorback stadium project
by Evin Demirel September 9, 2016
by Evin Demirel September 9, 2016
Why one UA trustee voted against the largest stadium construction project in state history Buoyed by lucrative Southeastern Conference membership, Razorback football appears to operate in a perpetual bull market. For the most part, year after year, demand remains high…
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Top 5 Arkansas Sports Stories of 2015
by Evin Demirel December 21, 2015
by Evin Demirel December 21, 2015
It’s often said the Arkansas Razorbacks represent the state’s only major pro sports franchise. They are, no doubt, the state’s most influential sports entity, which means any major news involving the Razorbacks is de facto big news for the state’s…
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Betton to Lead New FOIA Division in Little Rock Following Criticism August 9, 2022
Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott, Jr. announced today that Chief Deputy City Attorney Alex Betton will lead the newly aligned FOIA Division as his office continues to improve its efforts to promote transparency. The mayor also ordered an overhaul of… The post Betton to Lead New FOIA Division in Little Rock Following Criticism appeared first […]
University of Arkansas Announces 2022 King, Nolan, OMNI Awards August 9, 2022
The University of Arkansas’s Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences announced today (Aug 9) the winners of its most prestigious endowed faculty awards: Ron Warren, winner of the John E. King Award for Outstanding Service Ryan Neville-Shepard, winner of the… The post University of Arkansas Announces 2022 King, Nolan, OMNI Awards appeared first on AMP.
Arkansas Legislature Starts Special Session on $1.6B Surplus August 9 August 9, 2022
The Third Extraordinary Session of the 93rd General Assembly, which has been a hot-button issue since Governor Asa Hutchinson called for the session to discuss the state’s $1.6 billion dollar surplus, is finally taking place today. Gov. Hutchinson’s call is… The post Arkansas Legislature Starts Special Session on $1.6B Surplus August 9 appeared first on […]
Department of Transportation Announces Highway Closures August 9, 2022
Interstate 30 Crossing work continues on April 22, 2022. (Photo courtesy of ARDOT). The Arkansas Department of Transportation has recently announced a litany of highway closures across four counties as a result of various projects to improve infrastructure. These… The post Department of Transportation Announces Highway Closures appeared first on AMP.
Gossage Resigns as Deputy Chief of Staff, Takes on New Role August 9, 2022
Bill Gossage will resign from his position as Deputy Chief of Staff, Governor Asa Hutchinson announced on Aug. 8. Gossage has served in the position since 2016, when he resigned from his office representing District 82 in the Arkansas House… The post Gossage Resigns as Deputy Chief of Staff, Takes on New Role appeared first […]
UCA Names Horton as Executive Director of Public Appearances August 9, 2022
Amanda Horton has been named by the University of Central Arkansas as the Executive Director of Public Appearances, where she will oversee the soon-to-open Windgate Center for Fine and Performing Arts, in addition to Reynolds Performance Hall. “It’s been an… The post UCA Names Horton as Executive Director of Public Appearances appeared first on AMP.
Lone Rangers: Little Rock Semi-Pro Soccer Team Aims for the Spotlight August 9, 2022
It’s a blisteringly hot and humid Saturday night, but a crowd of nearly 1000 people have still come out for an evening of raucous excitement. The relatively small yet enthusiastic group spreads out over the seats on the west side… The post Lone Rangers: Little Rock Semi-Pro Soccer Team Aims for the Spotlight appeared first […]
Hogs Rolling Under Pittman, but Next Step Could Be the Hardest August 9, 2022
Hogs Rolling Under Pittman, but Next Step Could Be the Hardest Amere two seasons removed from the worst stretch in Arkansas football’s 128-year history, the Razorbacks will open the 2022 season with an upwards trajectory and higher expectations. The… The post Hogs Rolling Under Pittman, but Next Step Could Be the Hardest appeared first […]
Think Rubix’s Akama-Makia Leads the Firm’s People-First Movement August 8, 2022
Thinking Outside the Box – Think Rubix’s Akama-Makia Leads the Firm’s People-First Movement A peak symbol of ‘80s nostalgia, Rubik’s Cubes have often been looked at as the ultimate 3D puzzle for all ages, kids and adults alike. Enamored… The post Think Rubix’s Akama-Makia Leads the Firm’s People-First Movement appeared first on AMP.
Nalley Joins Empire Financial Architects as Vice President August 8, 2022
Empire Financial Architects, a Little Rock-based, woman-owned and operated financial services firm, announced recently that former Hot Springs Village CEO Lesley Nalley, has been hired as the new Vice President of the firm and Registered Financial Services Professional, where she… The post Nalley Joins Empire Financial Architects as Vice President appeared first on AMP.

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