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UAM To Offer State’s Only Online Master’s Degree in Nursing With Emphasis in Public Health

Wednesday, June 8 by Deseray Mckinzy

MONTICELLO, Ark. — The University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM) is set to offer the state of Arkansas’s only online Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree with an emphasis in public health after the Institutional Actions Council of the Higher Learning Commission approved... Read More.

Saracen Casino’s Carlton Saffa provides update on online sports betting

Friday, January 28 by Staff

Last month, Carlton Saffa of the Saracen Casino told Deltaplex News about efforts to allow sports betting in the state using an app and on Friday, Saffa appeared on the Oldies 101.3 morning show and was asked for an update. Saffa credited State Representative Ken... Read More.

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WCSD Board discussed new high school building facility plan; Online program for juveniles

Tuesday, December 14 by Deseray Mckinzy

The Watson Chapel School Board discussed some exciting items on their agenda for the district including a resolution for the 2022 facilities master plan that includes a new high school for the district. John Hayden, the executive director of support services explained more about... Read More.

Chamber of Commerce, A&P join to create online calendar

Tuesday, November 23 by Ray King

The Pine Bluff Regional Chamber of Commerce is teaming up with the Pine Bluff Advertising and Promotion Commission to create a central online community calendar for the area. According to the chamber’s website, the calendar can be found on the website and will be maintained... Read More.

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AGFC expands waterfowl hunting opportunities through online draws

Wednesday, November 3 by Staff

LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has changed the format of some of its popular permit-drawn waterfowl hunts to increase the opportunity for hunters throughout the state. Nearly all of Arkansas’s famous public waterfowl hunting areas are open to the public during... Read More.

Supreme Court says no to online travel company lawsuit on taxes

Thursday, October 28 by Ray King

By Ray King The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday rejected for the third time an appeal filed by a group of online travel companies who were accused of not paying the full amount of taxes they owed on hotel rooms booked by the companies. Writing for... Read More.

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ASP announces state-wide expansion of the online drivers license test scheduling tool

Wednesday, October 27 by Staff

An online scheduling tool will soon be available to anyone preparing to be tested for the written knowledge portion of the Arkansas driver’s license exam. Beginning next Monday (November 1st) the online scheduler can be accessed statewide at https://telegov.egov.com/aspdlskills/ The scheduling tool... Read More.

Star City joint solar project online

Friday, July 16 by Deseray Mckinzy

According to SEARK Today, Star City School District and Yorktown Water Association held a joint ceremony on Thursday, July 15 to dedicate each of their new solar projects in collaboration with Arkansas’ Today’s Power, Inc. The article described the two solar projects that equal 1.5... Read More.

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Online meeting set for Drew County Highway expansion

Thursday, June 17 by Ray King

The Arkansas Department of Transportation has announced an online public meeting to receive comments on the planned expansion of State Highway 83 spur, also known as Scogin Drive, in Drew County. According to the Advanced Monticellonian newspaper, some county residents have expressed concerns over the... Read More.

Chief quits after online threats against Democrats

Monday, November 9 by Ray King

MARSHALL, Ark. (AP) — The police chief of a small Arkansas city has resigned after posting online threats of violence that targeted Democrats. Marshall Mayor Kevin Elliott said in a statement Saturday that Police Chief Lang Holland had resigned effective immediately. Elliott said the city “strongly... Read More.

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Arkansas State moving to mostly online classes

Friday, November 6 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas State University on Friday said it will shift to mostly online instruction as new coronavirus cases are hitting record levels in the state. ASU Chancellor Kelly Damphouse announced the Jonesboro school will make the shift after Thanksgiving. Arkansas on Thursday... Read More.

Arkansas Hunter Education sees online expansion

Thursday, August 20 by Staff

LITTLE ROCK — Thanks to a new policy at the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, any Arkansas resident 10 or older may complete all components of their Hunter Education requirement online to be ready for the upcoming hunting season this year. Hunter Education is mandatory... Read More.

Stories tagged with: online

UAM To Offer State’s Only Online Master’s Degree in Nursing With Emphasis in Public Health

Saracen Casino’s Carlton Saffa provides update on online sports betting

WCSD Board discussed new high school building facility plan; Online program for juveniles

Chamber of Commerce, A&P join to create online calendar

AGFC expands waterfowl hunting opportunities through online draws

Supreme Court says no to online travel company lawsuit on taxes

ASP announces state-wide expansion of the online drivers license test scheduling tool

Star City joint solar project online

Online meeting set for Drew County Highway expansion

Chief quits after online threats against Democrats

Arkansas State moving to mostly online classes

Arkansas Hunter Education sees online expansion

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