Stephanie Streett

A report commissioned by the The Little Rock Regional Chamber found that the Clinton Presidential Center has had a significant impact on the central Arkansas economy. read more >

Library officials are looking at how to add context to major decisions that were made during the Clinton administration. The changes comes as views have evolved among fellow Democrats about some of Clinton's accomplishments, including his 1994 crime bill. read more >

She'll start her second stint with the nonprofit next month, this time as chief of philanthropy and partnerships in Arkansas. read more >

The Clinton Foundation is planning a "major expansion" of the Clinton Presidential Center, which will include space for a new Hillary Rodham Clinton Institute. read more >

The program, called the Women’s Leadership Council, will be part of the year-long professional development opportunity that AmericCorps provides to young adults during their service. read more >

Officials say a 115-year-old building affiliated with the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service has received an award for being environmentally friendly. read more >

Cranford Johnson Robinson Woods confirmed Wednesday that it has lost what agency SVP Richard McKeown called a significant account, that of the William J. Clinton Presidential Center. Arkansas Business reported earlier this week that Jordan Johnson and Rebecca Tennille, who had represented the account while with CJRW, had left the agency. read more >

Stephanie S. Streett, responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, talks about what it's like running Arkansas most famous library. read more >