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UAMS axes pay raises for 3,300 as shortfalls take a toll on hospital
More than 3,000 employees at the UAMS Medical Center in Little Rock will go without raises this fiscal year as officials trim expenses because of budget shortfalls after the January opening of the new 10-story hospital.
When you think of stimulus money, you probably think of big projects like roads, airports or some kind of construction project.
Dan Rahn becomes fourth UAMS chancellor
" Dan Rahn, M.D., an experienced health system administrator and nationally recognized researcher and clinician, on Nov.
CityFest kicks off with a bang
Lynette and Tom face challenges as Pizzeria Scavo prepares for its grand opening, and Gaby can't avoid her not-so-secret admirer, Zach.
Wilson's hobby becomes his livelihood
Dan Wilson enjoys spending his days at Murray's Barber Shop in Harrisburg. Dan Wilson is fortunate.
Governor Corzine Kicks-Off First Day of Class at New Camden H.B. Wilson Elementary School
Watches Obama Speech with Students, Lauds it as "The Right Message for our Future." CAMDEN - "Governor Jon S. Corzine celebrated the first day of school today at the new H.B. Wilson Elementary School.
As the curtain came down on the city league last night, the all-star aggregation, recruited by Joe B. McGee, who was forced to substitute four players at the last moment, made the city league leaders look like cellarites.
Jackson County field day Aug. 28
The 2009 Jackson County Extension Service Field Day will be held on Friday, Aug.
Three sites designated part of Sunken Lands Roadway
Just a year and half after its formation in November of 2007, the Sunken Lands Regional Chamber of Commerce is undertaking its first major project: the Sunken Lands Cultural Roadway.
Three sites designated part of Sunken Lands Roadway
Just a year and half after its formation in November of 2007, the Sunken Lands Regional Chamber of Commerce is undertaking its first major project: the Sunken Lands Cultural Roadway.
Arkansas gets a second medical campus _ cheaply
The steady growth of northwest Arkansas' population and economy over the past two decades has given the state an uncommon opportunity - the chance to start a new medical school on the cheap.
Health officials simulate anthrax scare response
Local health officials responded to a simulated anthrax scare Wednesday as part of a statewide emergency preparedness drill at Washington Regional Medical Center.
27-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot In Conway, Arkansas
Conway police say one man is dead and another in jail after a shooting Friday night.
The Donald W. Reynolds Foundation has given $33.4 million to the Reynolds Institute on Aging at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences .
Fire call delays concern to city
The Leachville City Council reviewed complaints with 911 Fire Department emergency relays at the regular city council meeting held Monday, May 18.
Buoyed by good prices, growers of medium-grain rice scrambled over the winter to find enough seed to plant, according to Chuck Wilson, Arkansas Extension rice specialist.
The abandoned home next door to Mammie Cannon on Harrison Street went up in flames Wednesday night.
Criminals In Lonoke Try To Throw Police Off Track
Officers say people are setting abandoned houses on fire to distract police, so they can rob businesses.
John Berry's Fly-Fishing for Trout: Trout Unlimited slates conservation banquet
The Arkansas White River Trout Unlimited Chapter , our local chapter, will hold their Conservation Banquet on Saturday at the Mountain Home Elks Lodge.
Woman dies after vehicle hits 2 trucks
A woman died Monday after crashing her vehicle into two pickups on Arkansas 7 in Clark County, the Arkansas State Police reported.