Monday Dec 21 | Baxter Bulletin
VIOLA - Teresa Justice of Viola was bestowed with national honors from the National Criminal Justice Society at Thursday's University of Arkansas at Little Rock commencement.
Job prospects are better now for December graduates than six months ago, according to the dean of the College of Business at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
Teacher's Union Sues Pulaski County Special School District
The Pulaski Association of Classroom Teachers is filing a civil lawsuit against the Pulaski County Special School District.
'Open studio' scheduled by Applied Art Department at University of Arkansas at Little Rock
It's an "open studio," not an open house - and it could help you find just the right gift for Uncle Harold or Aunt Jean.
Community Corrections director, - king of drug courts,' retiring
A one-time barber in Walnut Ridge, G. David Guntharp is known to some as "king of the drug courts," in Arkansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Gale E. Brewer of England announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Laura Beth, to Tyson Gibbs of Sherrill.
Multi-walled carbon nanotube-based RF antennas
A novel application that utilizes conductive patches composed of purified multi-walled carbon nanotubes embedded in a sodium cholate composite thin film to create microstrip antennas operating in the microwave frequency regime is proposed.
Taxes force pizza parlor near UALR to stay shut
A Little Rock pizza parlor near the University of Arkansas at Little Rock campus will remain closed until its owner can work out with the Advertising and Promotion Commission how much the business owes in back taxes.
U.S. commitment to gifted students severely lacking, new report finds
The U.S. education system neglects the needs of our gifted and talented students, leaving the nation ill-prepared to identify and effectively serve high-potential students, a new survey reports.
Arkansas college students encouraged to get H1N1 shot
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock is vaccinating college students for H1N1 today as part of the U.S. Department of Education's call.
Beebe names Clinton's chief of staff to Arkansas Supreme Court
Gov. Mike Beebe has named attorney and banker Bill Bowen to the Arkansas Supreme Court.
Wash. shooting re-opens Huckabee's clemency record
As governor of Arkansas, Mike Huckabee had a hand pardoning or commuting many more prisoners than his three immediate predecessors combined.
The Acxiom vice president and author grew up in the small town of Glenwood in Pike County.
Popeye's Near The University of Arkansas at Little Rock Sells For $1.15 Million
A fast food eatery near the University of Arkansas at Little Rock tipped the scales at $1.15 million.
Some colleges look at applicants' Facebook or MySpace pages
Watch what you write online. A survey by the group Kaplan found one in ten college admissions officers have viewed an applicant's Facebook or Myspace page.
Clinton plans to speak at anniversary of engineering-information tech college at UALR
Former president Bill Clinton plans to help the University of Arkansas at Little Rock celebrate the 10th anniversary of its engineering and information technology program.
Verizon Arena presents "Holiday Celebration on Ice," with Brian Boitano and champion ice skaters performing to music by REO Speedwagon and Rick Springfield at 7 p.m. today.
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
While Alan rushes to Kandi, who's living with Judith, to try and win his girlfriend back, Charlie sleeps with Kandi's mother .
Fallen tree allows exploring at Toltec Mounds
Archaeologist Jane Anne Blakney-Bailey finds part of a scraper made from rock by American Indians at the site of an excavation at Toltec Mounds Archeological State Park near Scott.
Professor Remembered Endowment honors professor
The late James W. Spears, who was a law professor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Bowen School of Law, was honored Oct.
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