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More Share the Spirit help needed a " and quickly
The RSU athletic department is teaming up with the Share the Spirit campaign. The Hillcats are asking all fans to donate canned food items at ThursdayA's home basketball games at the Claremore Expo.
Martin combines faith with art
Threads connected in the life of artist Bobby Martin to bring him back to painting, and he's grateful to be integrating his art and his faith.
Unsold house offers construction students room to grow
John Brown University senior Jeff Salowitz of Duluth, Minn., lines up a board for a project in the schoola s construction management class at New Life Ranch in Colcord, Okla.
Schools with No Lottery Policies Still Accept Scholarships
Several private Christian universities in Arkansas have a no gambling policy. Those policies include prohibiting students from buying a lottery ticket.
Todd and Dana Renfrow had been giving private piano lessons in northwest Arkansas for more than 20 years and were quite happy doing so.
There was a kickoff luncheon meeting at John Brown University on Sept. 29 attended by interested citizens wanting to learn more about the mission of United Way and how their manufacturing companies, banks and businesses might be directly involved as we strive to advance the common good of all who live here.
John Brown Announces $100 Million Capital Campaign
John Brown University officials say they're embarking on a $100 million fundraising campaign for the private college.
Siloam Springs, Ark., College Plans Announcement
John Brown University officials say they'll have a major announcement about fund-raising for the private college.
Ark. colleges try to balance lottery, gambling ban
Schools around the state that have banned gambling on campus are reviewing whether such restrictions would prevent students from scratching off an instant ticket.
John Brown University Enrollment Jumps
John Brown University is reporting an enrollment increase this semester. The school in Siloam Springs had 2,073 students have enroll this year, according to a report from the Arkansas Department of Education.
Leap of the imagination' The JBU Gallery has been blossoming since...
Posted today at 7:03 a.m. Charles Fowler The opening reception for artist Michael Nicholsa a Figures in Fluxa at John Brown University in Siloam Springs on Sept.
Report: 1.3% drop in college enrollment
The number of Arkansas high school seniors moving on to college dipped 1.3 percent in fall 2008 compared with the previous fall, members of the state's Higher Education Coordinating Board learned Friday.
Leon receives $2,500 CARTI Jungmeyer Scholarship
Kevin Leon, 20, of Siloam Springs, is among 21 pediatric cancer survivors selected this year to receive Dennis Jungmeyer Scholarships valued at $2,500 each and awarded by the CARTI Foundation in Little Rock.
Construction crews begin dirt work on JBU arena
Jessica Weekley/Herald-Leader Construction has begun at the John Brown University campus on the Bill and Donna Berr y Performing Arts Center and arena.
Report: 1.3% drop in college enrollment
The number of Arkansas high school seniors moving on to college dipped 1.3 percent in fall 2008 compared with the previous fall, members of the state's Higher Education Coordinating Board learned Friday.
Volunteers in Tulsa top U.S. average
Even with lower rankings in this year's Volunteering in America Report, Tulsa still beats the national average in the percentage of residents who volunteer and in the number of volunteer hours.
Republicans to meet in Siloam Springs
"Currently, we have a list of 10 people that are interested in running for the U.S. Senate against Blanche Lincoln.
College News: Music scholarship and more
Kathleen McCrary of Longview has been awarded an academic scholarship from the Fred C. and Mary R. Koch Foundation for the 2009-10 academic year.
Illustration Submitted Because of a recent pledge of $1.5 million toward the construction of the Bill and Donna Berr y Performing A rts Center and the arena, construction crews have already moved on site at the Siloam Springs campus of John Brown University.
JBU honored again by CASE for educational fundraising
John Brown University has been selected as a winner of the CASE 2009 WealthEngine Award for Educational Fundraising.
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