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Katie Zakrzewski

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Study: 62 Percent of Survey Participants Report Increased Anxiety During Pandemic
by Katie Zakrzewski August 11, 2020
by Katie Zakrzewski August 11, 2020
The BridgeWay Hospital in North Little Rock has released the results of a large poll from Universal Health Services, Inc., to assess and quantify the American public’s perception of mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic. As of May 20th, when…
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NYITCOM Professor Receives $428K Migraine Research Grant
by Katie Zakrzewski August 4, 2020
by Katie Zakrzewski August 4, 2020
Jennifer Yanhua Xie, Ph.D., an assistant professor of basic sciences at New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine at Arkansas State University (NYITCOM at A-State) was awarded a grant spanning several years for a total of $428,400. This…
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Testing Goes Up, Cases Stay Flat; Still ‘A Lot of Work to Do’
by Katie Zakrzewski July 31, 2020
by Katie Zakrzewski July 31, 2020
The number of COVID-19 tests increased significantly over the last 24 hours, and the positive case rate has stayed flat, according to Gov. Asa Hutchinson. However, he admitted there is still more work to be done. Since yesterday, there have…
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Arkansas Schools Resuming High School Football and Other Contact Sports This Fall
by Katie Zakrzewski July 31, 2020
by Katie Zakrzewski July 31, 2020
Governor Asa Hutchinson announced during a press conference on Friday, July 31 that he plans to resume high school sports, no contact sports, and sports-related extracurricular activities this fall. High school football teams will be allowed to begin no contact…
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Former Razorback Sidney Moncrief Releases Book
by Katie Zakrzewski July 30, 2020
by Katie Zakrzewski July 30, 2020
Former Arkansas Razorback and NBA basketball player Sidney Moncrief made a big difference on the court. Now his goal is to make a big difference in the community. In Moncrief’s new book, the g.r.i.t. factor, Moncrief addresses issues such as…
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Domtar Permanently Shutting Down Paper Machine at Ashdown Mill August 11, 2020
A paper mill in southwestern Arkansas is having its last paper machine shut down in the wake of a cost-cutting effort. Domtar is shutting down the A62 paper machine at the Ashdown mill permanently. This is one of several shutdowns…The post Domtar Permanently Shutting Down Paper Machine at Ashdown Mill appeared first on AMP.
Cotton Named Among 11 Individuals Sanctioned by China August 10, 2020
In the latest flare-up between the United States and China, an Arkansas lawmaker has found himself under sanctions from the Chinese government. China announced on Monday, Aug. 10 that it was sanctioning U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR), along with 10…The post Cotton Named Among 11 Individuals Sanctioned by China appeared first on AMP.
New Study Tests Effectiveness of Different Mask Types August 10, 2020
More than 30 states, including Arkansas, have issued statewide mask mandates in effort to minimize transmission of COVID-19 as the pandemic continues to vex the United States. While numerous studies have indicated the wearing of masks can reduce the likelihood…The post New Study Tests Effectiveness of Different Mask Types appeared first on AMP.
Arkansas Passes 50,000 Cumulative COVID-19 Case Mark August 10, 2020
The state of Arkansas has officially surpassed a cumulative number of 50,000 COVID-19 cases today (Aug. 10) with 50,028. Gov. Asa Hutchinson reported 645 new cases at his daily press conference. The number of hospitalizations has decreased by six to…The post Arkansas Passes 50,000 Cumulative COVID-19 Case Mark appeared first on AMP.
Tinkerfest 2020 Divided Into Four Separate Events August 10, 2020
One of the most popular educational events in Arkansas is getting a revamp as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Museum of Discovery is changing up the well-established formula for its annual Tinkerfest event. In 2020, Tinkerfest will consist…The post Tinkerfest 2020 Divided Into Four Separate Events appeared first on AMP.
Denney Named to Women in Industry List August 10, 2020
Arkansan native Jenna Denney with Today’s Power, Inc. was recently recognized on the “Women in Industry” list by The Communications Group. Denney is the marketing and public relations coordinator for the renewable energy company. In her role, Denney is responsible…The post Denney Named to Women in Industry List appeared first on AMP.
Medical Marijuana Sales Top $120 Million Since Dispensary Openings August 10, 2020
Medical marijuana sales have topped $120 million in Arkansas since dispensaries were first opened in 2019. In total, $122 million has been spent on the substance. According to the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration (DFA), there are currently 33…The post Medical Marijuana Sales Top $120 Million Since Dispensary Openings appeared first on AMP.
Governor’s Address: Arkansas’ New Secretary of Health August 10, 2020
I have appointed Dr. José Romero as Secretary of the Arkansas Department of Health, and today I’d like to share some things about the man who is assuming this job in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. Dr. Romero moved…The post Governor’s Address: Arkansas’ New Secretary of Health appeared first on AMP.
SEC Announces Two 2020 Cross-Division Opponents for Razorbacks August 8, 2020
As the upcoming football season closes in, the University of Arkansas Razorbacks will now have an increasingly challenging slate of opponents to face. On Friday, Aug. 7, the SEC released the names of the two previously-unannounced teams that each football…The post SEC Announces Two 2020 Cross-Division Opponents for Razorbacks appeared first on AMP.
Officials Propose $20 Million Emergency Leave Funding for School Employees August 8, 2020
Rising concerns over COVID-19 outbreaks during the upcoming school year have compelled state officials to investigate leave policies for school employees. On Friday, Aug. 7, Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced his support for a new appropriations act that would provide funding…The post Officials Propose $20 Million Emergency Leave Funding for School Employees appeared first on AMP.

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