Jeremy Langley has been hired as executive vice president at Central Baptist College of Conway, and Sterling Claypoole has been hired as director of admissions.

Arkansas had teamed up with Oklahoma and Louisiana in an effort to obtain federal dollars for a regional hub known as HALO.

Cherry has spent more than two decades in nursing leadership and has experience with neonatal care, emergency centers, and quality and performance improvement.

Former Arkansas Congressman Rep. Marion Berry, who died May 19, “never forgot where he came from.”

The neural-enhanced prosthetic hand was developed by researchers at the Institute for Integrative and Innovative Research in Fayetteville and transplanted through surgery at UAMS.

Central Arkansas is lucky in having a reliable, safe water supply overseen by Central Arkansas Water. Of course, that’s not really a matter of luck. That’s a matter of good governance and planning.

Three developments last week showed expressions of confidence in Arkansas’ future, always welcome but particularly so during the blistering days of summer.

Decades of vision, planning, collaboration and toil are coming to fruition in Arkansas as the state’s steel industry levels up again. But one cohort crucial to the success deserves praise, too: the citizens of Mississippi County.

Smaller, more efficient government is a worthwhile goal, but the government we do have should at least be competent and fair.

Higher interest rates make holding debt more problematic than ever. Smart companies, like smart consumers, will do whatever it takes to eliminate or limit their debt load.

In February, the National Education Association released a survey showing that 55% of educators are thinking about leaving the profession earlier than they had planned. It was a big jump from the 37% who expressed the same sentiment just six months earlier.

If the United States is to continue to prosper, we must work to make ourselves as energy independent as possible.

We tend to take news of big donations for granted.

Breathing new life into local news and advancing the state’s status as a defense manufacturing hub.

A Commerce Department investigation that threatens the development of the solar energy industry raises concerns about U.S. energy independence.

Arkansas lost two exceptional business leaders in recent weeks.

The U.S. should work toward energy independence, an independence that’s likely to rely on multiple sources of energy.

In the past year, Tyson has invested millions in pay raises and benefits for front-line workers.

The Federal Reserve’s plan to raise interest rates to quell inflation may help in the long term, but that’s little comfort to the buyers of today, who find prices creeping higher still.

Little ever gets done in this world without a little ambition.