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NCAA: No Fans at March Madness Because of Coronavirus
by AMP Staff March 11, 2020
by AMP Staff March 11, 2020
NCAA president Mark Emmert announced Wednesday afternoon that fans will not be admitted to the 2020 Division 1 men’s and women’s postseason basketball championships as the impact of the coronavirus is further examined, 247 Sports is reporting. “March Madness” will…
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NCAA Board Opens Possibility of Students Profiting From Name, Image
by Tyler Hale October 29, 2019
by Tyler Hale October 29, 2019
by Tyler Hale The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has taken steps toward allowing student-athletes to benefit from the use of their image, name and likeness. During a NCAA Board of Governors meeting at Emory University in Atlanta, the members…
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New Study to Highlight Racial and Gender Disparities in Small Business Lending February 26, 2021
The Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation (WRF) will be unveiling a new report demonstrating racial and gender disparities in small business loans. Commissioned by WRF and Winrock International, the Arkansas Small Business Access to Capital report will be revealed during a webinar… The post New Study to Highlight Racial and Gender Disparities in Small Business Lending appeared […]
Expanding Minimally Invasive Alternatives to Open Heart Surgery February 26, 2021
The CHI St. Vincent Heart Institute recently became the first in Arkansas to successfully perform the Transcaval TAVR heart procedure. New TAVR, or Transcather Aortic Valve Replacement, procedures offer patients with aortic valve stenosis an alternative to open heart surgery,… The post Expanding Minimally Invasive Alternatives to Open Heart Surgery appeared first on AMP.
A Diet You Can Live With: Looking at A Long-Term Healthy and Sustainable Diet February 26, 2021
Trendy diets come and go, and while many promise great results—such as weight loss or improved energy—they also require careful attention and, ideally, help from a healthcare provider. For many people, these diets are also difficult to sustain over the… The post A Diet You Can Live With: Looking at A Long-Term Healthy and Sustainable […]
Hutchinson Extends Public Health Emergency But Lays Groundwork for Lifting Mask Mandate February 26, 2021
In a Friday morning press conference, Gov. Asa Hutchinson charted the state’s path forward in the COVID-19 pandemic with a series of three announcements. Hutchinson is extending the public health emergency, which is set to expire on Saturday, Feb. 28.… The post Hutchinson Extends Public Health Emergency But Lays Groundwork for Lifting Mask Mandate appeared […]
Sootchy Selects NLR Charter School to Beta Test 529 College Savings Plan App February 26, 2021
A crowdfunding platform focused on 529 college savings plans is partnering with a North Little Rock charter school to close the financial literacy gap for young Black and minority students. Sootchy, a Los Angeles-based platform, has selected Arkansas Lighthouse Academy’s… The post Sootchy Selects NLR Charter School to Beta Test 529 College Savings Plan App […]
Six Arkansas Schools Receive ‘Highly Effective Schools’ Accreditation February 25, 2021
Six Arkansas schools have received a “Highly Effective Schools” accreditation from a national education development company. Solution Tree, a Bloomington, Ind.-based educational development company, awarded this accreditation to six schools, the Arkansas Department of Education announced this week. This accreditation… The post Six Arkansas Schools Receive ‘Highly Effective Schools’ Accreditation appeared first on AMP.
Despite Annual Net Income Drop, Banking Industry Posts Strong 4Q Numbers February 25, 2021
Commercial banks and savings institutions in the United States saw a drop in net income in 2020, although late year numbers showed dramatic improvement. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) released its Quarterly Banking Profile for the fourth quarter of… The post Despite Annual Net Income Drop, Banking Industry Posts Strong 4Q Numbers appeared first […]
Arvest Wealth Management Tops $14 Billion in Managed Assets February 25, 2021
Arvest Bank’s wealth management division has grown its assets under management, surpassing the $14 billion mark as of the end of 2020. As of Dec. 31, 2020, Arvest Wealth Management had approximately $14.4 billion under management. Arvest Wealth Management also… The post Arvest Wealth Management Tops $14 Billion in Managed Assets appeared first on AMP.
Free COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic to Be Held in Jonesboro in March February 25, 2021
Multiple local government agencies and health care organizations, in partnership with the Arkansas Department of Health and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), will be hosting a free COVID-19 vaccine clinic in March. The free clinic will be… The post Free COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic to Be Held in Jonesboro in March appeared first […]
Groundbreaking Set for New NEA Baptist Pain Management Clinic February 25, 2021
NEA Baptist in Jonesboro will be breaking ground a new pain management clinic this Friday. The clinic will be located within the Reserve at NEEA, a medical development, which is a partnership between NEA Baptist and Haag Brown Commercial Real… The post Groundbreaking Set for New NEA Baptist Pain Management Clinic appeared first on AMP.

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Mark Emmert

NCAA: No Fans at March Madness Because of Coronavirus

NCAA Board Opens Possibility of Students Profiting From Name, Image