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Banking & Finance / Education / Government & Politics

Student Loan Payments Resume: How Arkansas Employers Are Easing the BurdenLock Icon

With student loan payments resuming, some employers are helping workers access a program to eliminate debt. read more >

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Tameka House, left, Lindsey Richardson and Mariela Schleuse of UAMS in Little Rock.
Education / Government & Politics / Health Care

As Nursing Jobs Go Unfilled, Crunch Getting WorseLock Icon

Arkansas needs nurses, but as a severe shortage persists nationwide, there’s no simple call button to push. read more >

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