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UA Entrepreneur Wins Undergrad International Startup Competition
by AMP Staff March 21, 2022
by AMP Staff March 21, 2022
A University of Arkansas student recently won first place and $10,000 in an international student startup competition hosted by the University of Manitoba. Locally-sourced ice cream company Simple + Sweet Creamery won top prize in the Undergraduate Business Plan Competition of the…
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Biotech Company Pel-Freeze to Expand in Rogers, Adding 31 Jobs
by AMP Staff October 13, 2021
by AMP Staff October 13, 2021
Pel-Freez Biologicals, a key supplier to the world’s largest vaccine and diagnostic companies, has announced that it is expanding its facility in Rogers, creating 31 new jobs in the biotech industry. “Due to Pel-Freez’s unique position at the intersection of…
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Opioids in Arkansas
by Brent Wilson May 3, 2018
by Brent Wilson May 3, 2018
State aims to tackle addiction in the courtroom by Brent Wilson Both Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge and the Association of Arkansas Counties recently filed lawsuits against a number of the country’s largest opioid manufacturers. Though similar in intent, the…
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ASPSF Celebrates Support for Single Parents in Central Arkansas October 4, 2022
Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund will recognize the Central Arkansas community and single parents’ success on Thursday, Oct. 6, at its annual fundraiser, A Night of Hope. The event will begin at 6 p.m. at the Junior League of Little… The post ASPSF Celebrates Support for Single Parents in Central Arkansas appeared first on AMP.
New Additions Coming to Northwest Arkansas Nature Center October 3, 2022
Visitors to the J.B. and Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center will see some new additions in the coming weeks, supported by the Ozark Natural Sciences Center, the Walton Family Foundation and the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. Thanks… The post New Additions Coming to Northwest Arkansas Nature Center appeared first on AMP.
Arkansas Podcast Launches During Domestic Violence Awareness Month October 3, 2022
The new Arkansas-based true crime podcast Burden has just launched. The release of the podcast coincides with the start of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, which is in October. Season 1 of Burden examines the suspicious death of a young mother named Billie Jean Letterman in… The post Arkansas Podcast Launches During Domestic Violence Awareness Month appeared first on AMP.
AGFC Program Restores Old Decoys for New Hunters October 3, 2022
For three years, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Decoy Adoption Program has been giving old decoys a new lease on life and sparking the interest of new hunters. Donated decoys are patched up and used in painting workshops, to… The post AGFC Program Restores Old Decoys for New Hunters appeared first on AMP.
State Legislator Suspended Due to Frivolous Claims October 3, 2022
The Republican-majority Arkansas State Legislature recently voted 26-4 to suspend State Senator Alan Clark (R) for the remainder of the 93rd General Assembly, barring him from Senate offices and legislative meetings until Jan. 8, among other penalties. The suspension followed… The post State Legislator Suspended Due to Frivolous Claims appeared first on AMP.
City Year Little Rock Welcomes Two New Directors October 3, 2022
City Year Little Rock recently welcomed two long-time fundraising professionals to its team: Brittany Paul, director of events and annual gifts, and Marquita Rogers, director of development and external relations. Both will build support for the education nonprofit as it… The post City Year Little Rock Welcomes Two New Directors appeared first on AMP.
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter Turns 98 October 3, 2022
Jimmy Carter, the longest-living U.S. president in history, turned 98 on Saturday. In 2015, Carter survived a cancer diagnosis. He also made a swift recovery from a serious fall at his home in 2019. According to the Associated Press, Carter… The post Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter Turns 98 appeared first on AMP.
Wave of Light Ceremony to be Held at State Capitol September 30, 2022
An inspirational program of music and dance will highlight the annual Wave of Light Ceremony in remembrance of babies born too soon. The event will be held on Friday, Oct. 15, 2021, on the steps of the Arkansas State Capitol… The post Wave of Light Ceremony to be Held at State Capitol appeared first on […]
Arkansas Center for Forest Business Ribbon Cutting Attended by Governor September 30, 2022
The Arkansas Center for Forest Business was officially opened Sept. 29 in a ribbon cutting ceremony which featured Governor Asa Hutchinson as the keynote speaker. Located on the campus of the University of Arkansas in Monticello, the center is part… The post Arkansas Center for Forest Business Ribbon Cutting Attended by Governor appeared first on […]
Youth Trap Shooters Hit the Mark at AIM World Championships September 30, 2022
More than 80 youth trap shooters returned home in August with championships and high honors under their belts from the AIM Grand National Youth Trap Shooting Championship and 123rd Grand American World Trapshooting Championship. In association with the Arkansas Game… The post Youth Trap Shooters Hit the Mark at AIM World Championships appeared first on […]

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