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Building a Better Startup Culture: Prioritizing Productivity
by Tucker Partridge January 15, 2019
by Tucker Partridge January 15, 2019
(Engine) For so long, we’ve been raised to believe that a job is a tedious exercise in futility — a trial of grinding from 9 to 5, Monday through Friday. So to combat that level of misery, we pivoted in…
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Middle America is the New Destination for High Tech
by Trent Shadid January 8, 2019
by Trent Shadid January 8, 2019
(Engine) There was a time when establishing a potentially high-profile tech company meant setting up shop in Silicon Valley or New York was a foregone conclusion. In many cases, there are a number of entrepreneurs and venture capitalist that still believe…
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The Silicon Valley of the South
by Bryan Howe January 10, 2017
by Bryan Howe January 10, 2017
Unlike Little Rock’s trolleys, which move slowly, the capital city’s tech community is racing to the top tier at unexpected speeds. (AP file photo by Danny Johnston) Bryan Howe first published this essay on his Linked-In blog in March 2016.…
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Mountain Home Chief of Police, State Senator Discuss Child Care Crisis October 6, 2022
High-quality child care is something that every child deserves, and can make a serious difference in such a formative time. Right now, however, it is something that few children are able to receive. To that purpose, Mountain View Chief of… The post Mountain Home Chief of Police, State Senator Discuss Child Care Crisis appeared first […]
Northwest Arkansas Land Trust Conserves Historic Property October 6, 2022
The Northwest Arkansas Land Trust (NWALT), a nonprofit organization based in Fayetteville dedicated to preserving and protecting historically, ecologically or otherwise significant land in the region, has recently purchased a major new addition: 830 acres in the historic Lake Francis… The post Northwest Arkansas Land Trust Conserves Historic Property appeared first on AMP.
Cool Weather Kicks Off Fall Fishing October 6, 2022
For anglers awaiting the fall fishing season, that wait is coming to an end, according to a report from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. Though fall is the beginning of major hunting seasons, it may not be time to… The post Cool Weather Kicks Off Fall Fishing appeared first on AMP.
Sheridan High School Teacher Wins Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize October 6, 2022
Taylor Donnelly, a high school agricultural mechanics teacher from Sheridan, has been named a winner of the 2022 Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence. She won $15,000 for herself and $35,000 for her program. The Sheridan High… The post Sheridan High School Teacher Wins Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize appeared first […]
City of Fayetteville Seeking Artists for Lower Ramble Installations October 6, 2022
The City of Fayetteville’s Arts and Culture Division has announced that it is seeking artists and performers for a variety of art installations in the Lower Ramble for the remaining months of October, November and December 2022. The application for… The post City of Fayetteville Seeking Artists for Lower Ramble Installations appeared first on AMP.
Nearly 1,000 Tyson Foods Employees Being Relocated to NWA October 6, 2022
According to NWA Daily, Tyson Foods has revealed that 1,000 of its corporate positions from its Chicago and Downers Grove, IL, and Dakota Dunes, SD, offices will be relocating to the headquarters in Springdale early next year. Nearly 1,000 corporate… The post Nearly 1,000 Tyson Foods Employees Being Relocated to NWA appeared first on AMP.
Application Deadline Set for Student Presidential Leaders Series October 5, 2022
Arkansas students and educators interested in participating in the Clinton Center’s Student Presidential Leaders Series should submit their applications by Monday, Oct. 17, 2022. The Clinton Presidential Center’s Student Presidential Leaders Series is a modular, multi-session educational program designed to… The post Application Deadline Set for Student Presidential Leaders Series appeared first on AMP.
AGUP Equipment Partners with Delta Solar on Solar Energy System October 5, 2022
Delta Solar has revealed the successful completion of a 256-kilowatt (kW) solar array for AGUP Equipment. The system is expected to potentially save AGUP – with southeast Arkansas locations in Halley Junction, Dumas, Eudora and Portland – more than $994,437… The post AGUP Equipment Partners with Delta Solar on Solar Energy System appeared first on […]
Chenal Family Therapy Gains New Therapist October 5, 2022
Chenal Family Therapy, an organization with 21 locations around the state that provide individual, couple and family therapy for all ages, has had its ranks bolstered by a recent addition: Kristi Merrick, a Licensed Associate Counselor (LAC), who joined the… The post Chenal Family Therapy Gains New Therapist appeared first on AMP.
Gov. Hutchinson Discusses Expanding Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Plan October 5, 2022
Governor Asa Hutchinson, who has been a strong supporter of the expansion of electrical vehicle infrastructure in Arkansas, spoke on the plan to do just that using the $54 million in federal grant money that was recently awarded for that… The post Gov. Hutchinson Discusses Expanding Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Plan appeared first on AMP.

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