As AI data centers multiply, electric vehicles become commonplace, renewable energy expands and industries demand ever-increasing amounts of electricity, one question looms over every innovation: Can the electrical grid keep up? At the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Arkansas Research …
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A Day in the Life: Muskie Harris, Court Liaison
What does a former Razorback do during his day? For Kenneth “Muskie” Harris, who was a four-year letterman in football at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, much of his day is spent helping others. As owner, director and court …
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UAMS Names Former State Rep Chief Transformation Officer
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffThe University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences recently named Andy Davis, vice chancellor of institutional relations and a former state representative, chief transformation officer at the university. “As a former business owner and state legislator, Andy has a great deal …
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An Industry’s Future: The Poultry Federation Sows Seeds with Scholarship Money
by Doug Criseby Doug CriseGrowing up on a family farm, Seth Hufford did a little bit of everything. “It was just a small little cattle farm,” Hufford said. “Nothing big. We had a really small herd of cows, and I just worked out there, …
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Arkansas’ Cycling Renaissance: Mountain Biking and Gravel Riding Transforming the State
by Joe Jacobsby Joe JacobsFeature image above: The 2023 Big Mountain Enduro, Mount Nebo State Park. (Photo courtesy of Arkansas Outdoors) A few years ago, my wife and I caught the real estate bug, dreaming of a property that could serve double duty: generating …
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A Flagship Industry: Arkansas Poultry Industry Navigates Bird Flu and Builds Futures for Next Generation
by Doug Criseby Doug CriseBlake Rollins hit the ground running, but then again, he did not have much of a choice. The newly-minted executive vice president of the Poultry Federation barely had time to move into his new Little Rock office before he headed …
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Fifty Over 50: Skip Davidson, Expertise + Experience
by Dwain Hebdaby Dwain HebdaAsked what led him to a career in law, Charles Darwin “Skip” Davidson replied with a unique brand of pragmatism and quick wit. “In rural Arkansas, where I grew up, you either owned land or knew how to repair a …
Ask city slickers what they find most striking about the Arkansas countryside, and they will likely mention the expanse of brilliant stars that seem to stretch forever across the inky night sky. That view launched Amber Straughn from a tiny …
Lee Watson grew up in Heber Springs, where he was raised on Scouts’ honor and learned to follow Scout Oath and Law through experience as an Eagle Scout. With the foundations of leadership and an appreciation for hard work, Watson …
Arkansas lost a giant April 20 with the death of David Pryor. The former governor and U.S. senator, who was 89, was remembered at media outlets throughout the United States, a testament to his stature in the broader spectrum of …
