Arkansas Children's Hospital announced Friday night its public campaign to raise $70 million for its children's hospital in northwest Arkansas. read more >

The Tyson family and Tyson Foods Inc. announces a $15 million donation to Arkansas Children's Northwest hospital. read more >

Eric Pianalto, president of Mercy Northwest Arkansas, says big investments, such as the one his hospital is making, are critical if health care providers are going to have any hope of keeping up with the demands of the region. read more >

J.B. Hunt Transport Services of Lowell announces a $5 million donation to Arkansas Children's Hospital's northwest Arkansas hospital, now under construction in Springdale. read more >

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and the Walmart Foundation are donating $8 million to Arkansas Children's Hospital's northwest Arkansas hospital, now under construction in Springdale. read more >

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Arkansas Children's Hospital announced Friday that it is building an approximately $100 million children's hospital in Springdale that is projected to be open in early 2018. read more >

Employees at Wal-Mart Stores Inc. of Bentonville raised nearly $1.3 million for Arkansas Children's Hospital, according to the hospital's foundation. read more >

Arkansas Children's Hospital is hosting a two-day summit in June to raise awareness of the state of children's health in Arkansas. The summit is set for June 5-6 at the Embassy Suites in Little Rock. read more >

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Before joining Arkansas Children’s Hospital, Marcy Doderer was the vice president and administrator of the Children’s Hospital of San Antonio, part of the Christus Santa Rosa Health System. There, she led the facility’s change from a multiuse downtown campus into a freestanding, separately licensed children’s hospital. She is a fellow in the American College of Health Care Executives and is active in many professional organizations. read more >

The Judd Hill Foundation announces a $1 million donation to Arkansas Children's Hospital's Centers for Children facility in Jonesboro. read more >

Lee Anne Eddy became senior vice president and chief nursing officer at Arkansas Children’s Hospital on Dec. 15. She previously served as vice president of Ambulatory Care Services at ACH. In her new role, Eddy is responsible for supporting and advancing Children’s Hospital’s quality work plan, building effective clinical teams and designing an effective and efficient patient care delivery system. read more >

Arkansas Children's Hospital held a welcome ceremony for its new president and chief executive officer. The event marks the first day on the job by Marcy Doderer. read more >

On May 3, Arkansas Children’s Hospital announced that the former intern would be the next president and CEO of the state’s only pediatric medical center. Doderer will take control of the hospital on July 15, replacing Dr. Jonathan Bates, who will retire on June 30. read more >

Arkansas Children’s Hospital names Marcella L. Doderer of San Antonio, Texas, as its new president and CEO. read more >