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Biosecurity key to containing spread of bird flu
LITTLE ROCK — For most of 2024, Arkansas was spared from the spread of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, also known as bird flu. In December, however, the virus was confirmed in six Arkansas backyard poultry flocks and one commercial poultry operation.
LeadAR leadership program accepting applications
LeadAR, the University of Arkansas System Division of Agricultureâs leadership program, is accepting applications for its next class of leaders. The in-depth learning experience covers economic and social issues impacting communities throughout the state.
Traffic stop leads to felony drug arrest in corning
A traffic stop in Corning resulted in the arrest of a woman on felony drug charges, according to police.
Missouri man arrested on drug charges following highway stop
A routine welfare check along U.S. 49 led to the arrest of a Missouri man on multiple drug-related charges, according to the Clay County Sheriff’s Department.
Understanding the importance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
As the nation prepares to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the need to help younger generations understand its significance has become a focus of my recent research. Exploring the legacy of Dr. King has brought light to the importance of educating young people about his pivotal role in advancing racial equality and justice.
Piggott man arrested following search warrant
A Piggott man was arrested after a joint investigation by the Arkansas State Police and the Clay County Sheriff’s Department uncovered alleged child exploitation activities.
Bullying comes in many forms
Bullying can affect both children and adults. Bullying typically involves an imbalance of power, when one person acts superior to another or holds a higher title than another.
Williams Works receives gift from First National Bank of Commerce
The Williams Works program at Williams Baptist University has received a boost from First National Bank of Commerce. The $7,500 gift was presented to WBU President Dr. Stan Norman by First National Executive Vice President Tammy Franks.
Parental involvement is a key factor in students’ performance
Success in school can carry over to successful experiences later in life. That underscores the benefits of developing skills in the classroom. Students learn in their own way, and at times there may need to overcome various obstacles.