A line from William Shakespeare follows lawyers still today, like a horsefly on a sweltering afternoon. “The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.” This line from Henry VI, Part II is often taken out of context and …
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Update – Oct. 16, 2026: The Little Rock School District board has voted to close three elementary schools in a 4-2 vote. This version of the LRSD Forward Plan will close Mabelvale Elementary, McDermott Elementary and Western Hills Elementary. ——————————- Original …
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$3M Grant Brings More Interactive Learning to UA-Little Rock
by Doug Criseby Doug CriseThe University of Arkansas at Little Rock continues to be all-in when it comes to hands-on interactive learning for its students. Already, UA-Little Rock’s Center for Simulation Innovation provides a 20-bed, 9,500-square-foot simulated hospital setting for those studying nursing and …
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Proposed Sherwood School District Moves Forward to March 2027 Vote
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffSherwood residents will vote next year on whether to form a new school district after the Arkansas State Board of Education unanimously approved moving the proposal forward Wednesday, Oct. 7. The board ordered an election for March 2, 2027, on …
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New Bentonville STEM University Reveals Name, Breaks Ground
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffA new STEM-focused university in Bentonville has officially broken ground and revealed its name: Bentonville Institute of Technology. The milestone marks the beginning of construction for a university designed around a new approach to higher education, combining STEM, business, artificial …
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Goodwill Arkansas Receives Grant to Expand Skilled Trades Training
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffGoodwill Arkansas has been awarded $850,000 through BlackRock Future Builders to help workers as they pursue careers in skilled trades. BlackRock Future Builders is a national philanthropic initiative funded by the BlackRock Foundation. The investment is part of more than …
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Calvin White Jr. Named A-State Chancellor; Ike Wheeler to Lead ASU-Newport
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffThe Arkansas State University System Board of Trustees has appointed Dr. Calvin White Jr. as chancellor of Arkansas State University and Ike Wheeler as chancellor of ASU-Newport. The board approved the appointments during a special meeting following recommendations from ASU …
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Catalyst for Change: A-State Program Brings Together Leaders, Prepares Students
by Doug Criseby Doug CriseUniversities are universal. Though colleges have (and continue to) reinvent themselves to meet the challenges of their times, the idea of a university as a hub for community development endures in Jonesboro. Through Arkansas State University’s Catalyst NEA Economic Development …
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SAU Receives $50,000 for Workforce Development Center
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffSouthern Arkansas University has received a $50,000 gift from ExxonMobil to support the construction of the SAU Workforce Development Center. The center, a 4,800-square-foot facility, will train students and adult job seekers for careers in critical mineral production, advanced manufacturing …
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Academies of Math and Science Plans New Fort Smith School
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffFamilies in Fort Smith will have a new tuition-free K–8 public charter school option in fall 2027, with the Academies of Math and Science (AMS) planning to open a campus serving up to 600 students. AMS Fort Smith is one …
