Christopher Heigle

Arkansas Northeastern College in Blytheville has joined the Arkansas Research and Education Optical Network, the state’s research and education network. The addition of ANC means that for the first time, every public higher education institution in Arkansas is a part …

As consumers continue to ponder the return on investment of a traditional four-year college education, Arkansas two-year colleges have heard the cry of high school graduates ready to hit the workforce right away. While Arkansas is seeing its manufacturing base …

Update: The North Little Rock Public Library System recently announced that the Arkansas Regional Innovation Hub’s lease will not be renewed in 2026.  ___________________ With rising populations spurring new development across Arkansas and established infrastructure that requires upkeep, the future of …

Photos provided by ANC In the grand scheme of things, 50 years is not a long time in college years, especially of the four-year variety. All but one of the state’s institutions of higher learning are considerably older than five …

Roughly 600 attendees from companies across Arkansas gathered Jan. 9 for the inaugural Catalyst: NEA Economic Development and Leadership Forum, hosted by the Neil Griffin College of Business at Arkansas State University in Jonesboro. The half-day event focused on the …

As I look back on my first year as president of Arkansas Northeastern College, I see a surge of positive changes both within our institution and across our wider community. By working closely with county economic developers, government leaders and …

Years ago, technical schools were often viewed as secondary alternatives to traditional four-year universities. Those who earned two-year associate degrees or certificates to work in some manufacturing trade were thought of not having the discipline or educational prowess to earn …