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Rector boasts 4 in ASU's 100 Voices
Four Rector High School graduates are among 100 Arkansas State University alumni recognized this month in an Arkansas State University Alumni Association special publication "100 Years, 100 Voices," presented as part of ASU's centennial celebration.
Mother and daughter shape young minds
"It's a new world every day," Barbie Johnson laughs as she talks about teaching kindergarten the past 37 years.
Tennessee women grace pages of new book
Two professors tell the stories of historic Tennessee women in the pages of a new book titled, "Tennessee Women: Their Lives and Times." Beverly Bond, University of Memphis associate professor of history, and Sarah Wilkerson Freeman, Arkansas State University associate professor of history, are the editors of the book.
New rice producer a " fast start
French depended largely on his landlords for advice. Farmers John Harvill and Lucian Walls 'pointed me in the right direction.
Students face off in moot court
Jervonne Newsome passes by Lilia Pacheco , her partner on the Arkansas State University team, to give her oral arguments in the semi-finals of the National Undergraduate Moot Court Championships at the UALR Bowen School of Law in Little Rock Saturday.
ASU students to stay on campus for Thanksgiving, but they'll pay
JONESBORO, AR More than 300 students at Arkansas State University in Jonesboro will remain on campus throughout the Thanksgiving break next week.
Broadband access discussed as part of rural development
Photo/Tammy Curtis Sharp County Judge Larry Brown, Cherokee Village Mayor Llyod Hefley and Executive Assistant Terry Romans discuss questions and concerns about a grant from Connect Arkansas that could help provide broadband access to residents in Sharp County with Jerry Smith and Frankie Gillian with the Arkansas State University's Delta Center ...
Next farmers - business skills
Today's producers, and those of the future, must utilize the same management and business principles as major corporations.
Joni Stine, a librarian at the University of Arkansas in Fort Smith, will start Dec.
Food drive to be held this Thursday
Sodexo is hosting a "Helping Hands Across America" canned food drive on Thursday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Arkansas State University Sodexo Campus Services will be hosting a "Helping Hands Across America" food drive on campus from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday.
Alumni make $250,000 donation to Red Wolves Athletics
The Arkansas State University Athletic Department announced Thursday at a 6:00 p.m. press conference and reception at the Convocation Center that alumni and long-time supporters Scott and Kay Dawson of Memphis have made a $250,000 donation to Red Wolves athletics, which matches the second largest gift in the department's history.
ASU professor presents workshop at RHS
Rector High School gifted and talented students and drama students had the opportunity Wednesday, Oct.
Buffalo National River: ASU, Park Service dedicate new field station
On a sunny, breezy bluff deep in Marion County, the Buffalo National River flowing serenely into the distance below, the old H.M. and Ardyce Harris house Friday became an environmental field station in honor of George L. Harp, retired professor of environmental sciences at Arkansas State University at Jonesboro.
Growing up in a small town, I learned to live with limited choices. We had one Asian restaurant, a Kentucky Fried Chicken, a pizza place and a Sonic.
The Arkansas State University Athletic Department will hold a 6:00 p.m. press conference open to the public Thursday, Nov.
Students honor veterans through learning
Bud Zorman's ninth-grade pre-advanced placement American history students at Mountain Home Junior High honored veterans Monday with a ceremony in the school yard.
Adult Education Center provides free instruction
Five years ago, Gabriella Ford was a teacher of English as a Second Language and Spanish as a Second Language at the University of the Americas in Puebla, the fourth largest city in Mexico.
Marvin Adams 25 years in Business
On October 1, 2009 a reception was given for Marvin Adams for being in Business in Jackson with State Farm Insurance for 25 years.
Arkansas Training Consortium Recognized as Model Program by Gates Foundation
The Arkansas Delta Training and Education Consortium has been recognized as a model program for workforce training in a report commissioned by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Museum Program Shows the Tricks Behind the Treats
Little Rock, AR:A This year, when you say "trick or treat" at the Museum of Discovery, you just might get both.A Bewitching Chemistry runsA Thursday through Saturday, October 22-24 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Professors and graduate students from Arkansas State University will conduct lab classes throughout the day, including: a A Electroplating, ...
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