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Arkansas DHS has launched an online toolkit with fliers, videos and other materials about ARHOME’s new community engagement and work requirement. The post DHS Releases Innovative ARHOME Outreach Toolkit Ahead of Full Launch of New Requirement appeared first on NEA Report .
Harrisburg Mayor Justin Kimble says city-owned license plate readers will remain covered and offline until he is satisfied that privacy and constitutional safeguards are in place. The post Mayor Orders Harrisburg’s Flock Cameras Covered and Taken Offline appeared first on NEA Report .
New rural health grants will support physician training in Blytheville and Jonesboro, expand emergency medical education and fund nutrition and wellness programs across Northeast Arkansas. The post Rural Health Grants to Expand Doctor Training, Food Access Across NEA appeared first on NEA Report .
Craighead County Justice of the Peace Garrett Barnes will host a public Town Hall on Oct. 1 at the Craighead County Jonesboro Public Library, featuring updates on county government and two local ballot questions. The post Town Hall Focusing on Two Local Ballot Questions Planned in Craighead County appeared first on NEA
Williams Baptist University broke ground on a $7 million wellness center in Walnut Ridge, with basketball courts, fitness equipment, gaming and student gathering spaces. The post WBU Breaks Ground on $7 Million Mabee Wellness Center appeared first on NEA Report .
Medic One announced plans to expand into Greene County, citing a partnership with St. Bernards focused on health care access and emergency mutual aid. The post Medic One Announces Greene County Expansion appeared first on NEA Report .
Two people ran from a traffic stop near Hargraves Corner, and all three occupants were later turned over to ICE, Clay County Sheriff Ronnie Cole said. The post Sheriff: Three Turned Over to ICE After Clay County Traffic Stop appeared first on NEA Report .
Two grants will help launch a family medicine residency in Blytheville and expand EMT and paramedic training to four Arkansas college sites. The post NYITCOM Gets $3.7 Million for Blytheville Residency, Expanded EMS Training appeared first on NEA Report .
Seven people, including a Beebe man, were arrested in cases involving alleged Medicaid fraud, abuse and failure to report abuse, Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced. The post Attorney General Griffin Announces Seven Arrests Made by Medicaid Fraud Control Unit appeared first on NEA Report .
Trinity says a restructuring at its Jonesboro facility will affect about 172 employees as heavy railcar maintenance ends. Mobile repairs and storage will continue. The post Trinity Restructuring to Affect About 172 Employees in Jonesboro appeared first on NEA Report .
State environmental officials advised people to avoid Mom’s Lake in Corning after cyanobacteria were visually confirmed. The post Harmful Algal Bloom Advisory Issued for Mom’s Lake in Corning appeared first on NEA Report .
Lincoln represented Arkansas’s First District in the U.S. House before serving two terms in the Senate, where she chaired the Agriculture Committee PARAGOULD, Ark. — Former U.S. Senator Blanche Lincoln endorsed Dr. Terri Green for Congress today in Arkansas’s First District, backing the Paragould physician against Rep.
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