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Education / Government & Politics / Small Business

Ozarka College Receives $1.47M Grant

Ozarka College in Melbourne received a $1.47 million grant for a three-year workforce program at its satellite campus in Ash Flat. read more >

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John Catlett, director of the aviation program at Ozarka College in Melbourne.
Construction / Education / Transportation

Ozarka College Gives Flight to Students Seeking WingsLock Icon

Ozarka lays the groundwork for growing its commercial pilot program, touted as the nation’s best bargain for students to gain their wings. read more >

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