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June 2020 Magazine Media/Marketing Politics
Bearing Witness: Little Rock Native Jessica Dean Ascends to Presidential Stage
by Tyler Hale June 10, 2020
by Tyler Hale June 10, 2020
Covering national politics is not for the faint-hearted. That is especially true for covering national politics during what is expected to be one of the most polarizing elections in recent history. But one Little Rock native has been preparing for…
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Business June 2020 Magazine
Most Admired Companies 2020
by AMP Staff June 10, 2020
by AMP Staff June 10, 2020
Arkansas is full of successful businesses that have become a part of the fabric of the communities they serve, if not the entire state. These operations are not only successful businesses but conscientious community partners. Arkansas Money & Politics asked…
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Business Culture June 2020 Magazine
A Tunnel Divides Them: In NWA and Little Rock Metros, The Air Is A Little Different
by Mark Carter June 10, 2020
by Mark Carter June 10, 2020
Before the interstate opened in 1999, pig-trailing up the Boston Mountains was how one got to Fayetteville from points south and east. There was Highway 71, of course, but it too entailed a sometimes precarious two lanes skirting across, around…
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Conway Requires Masks in Essential Businesses July 7, 2020
Conway is now the newest Arkansas city to mandate the usage of masks, by requiring individuals to wear face coverings in inside “essential” businesses. The Conway City Council voted in favor of adopting a model ordinance permitting cities to mandate…The post Conway Requires Masks in Essential Businesses appeared first on AMP.
UCA Launches New Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences College July 7, 2020
The University of Central Arkansas (UCA) has created a new college, combining multiple departments in the university. The new college began official on July 1, 2020. The College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (CAHSS) will encompass a range of…The post UCA Launches New Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences College appeared first on AMP.
UA System Establishes Racial Equity Task Force July 6, 2020
The University of Arkansas System has established a task force focused on racial equity. Fourteen individuals in the UA System have been appointed by President Donald R. Bobbitt to sit on the UA System Task Force on Racial Equity. Announced…The post UA System Establishes Racial Equity Task Force appeared first on AMP.
East Joins Delta Solar as Chairman July 6, 2020
A new equity investor is joining Delta Solar and has been named the solar company’s chairman. Bob East recently came onboard as Delta Solar’s chairman. East has been an active member of Arkansas’ business community, founding investment firm Robert East…The post East Joins Delta Solar as Chairman appeared first on AMP.
Officials Revise July Testing Goal, Bumping It Up to 200K July 6, 2020
Less than two weeks after the original announcement, officials are revising the state’s COVID-19 testing goal for July. Gov. Asa Hutchinson told reporters on Monday, July 6 that the testing goal will be increased to 200,000 tests for the month.…The post Officials Revise July Testing Goal, Bumping It Up to 200K appeared first on AMP.
Central Arkansas Sees “Steep Increase” in COVID-19 Cases in Last Week July 6, 2020
Since the first confirmed positive COVID-19 case on March 11 in Arkansas, state officials have pointed out the regional differences as the virus continues to spread. Northwest Arkansas saw a significant increase in new cases beginning in mid-May with outbreaks…The post Central Arkansas Sees “Steep Increase” in COVID-19 Cases in Last Week appeared first on […]
Arkansas Activities Association May Need to Be Creative in 2020 July 6, 2020
High school sports may not look the same this school year – if they are even played at all. With the COVID-19 pandemic still raging in some states, including Arkansas, plans are being made accordingly. Last week, Michigan Gov. Gretchen…The post Arkansas Activities Association May Need to Be Creative in 2020 appeared first on AMP.
State Reports 1,192 New Cases for Fourth of July Weekend July 6, 2020
As of today (July 6), the state of Arkansas has a cumulative number of 24,253 COVID-19 cases. Gov. Asa Hutchinson reported 439 additional new cases from yesterday at his daily press conference with eight in correctional facilities and the remaining…The post State Reports 1,192 New Cases for Fourth of July Weekend appeared first on AMP.
Arkansas Drive-In Theaters Getting a Rewatch Due to COVID-19 Pandemic July 6, 2020
COVID-19 has changed spending habits for thousands of Arkansans, and one of the industries hit hardest by the pandemic is movie theaters. Big chains like AMC Theatres and Cinemark have been closed for months. But one retro alternative is getting…The post Arkansas Drive-In Theaters Getting a Rewatch Due to COVID-19 Pandemic appeared first on AMP.
Public Infrastructure Work, Totaling $11 Million, Starts at Port of Little Rock July 6, 2020
On a scorching Monday morning, local, state and federal officials gathered just off Zeuber Road at the Port of Little Rock for the announcement of new funding and for the groundbreaking of a new public infrastructure project. In total, more…The post Public Infrastructure Work, Totaling $11 Million, Starts at Port of Little Rock appeared first […]

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