North Arkansas College to get First Dorm
North Arkansas college is growing and is getting its first-ever student housing building. Construction has begun on Pioneer Villas Residence Hall.
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Kaylie Slaughter, APRN Now Providing Care at WR General Surgery Clinic
Fayetteville- Kaylie Slaughter, APRN, is now providing care for patients at the Washington Regional General Surgery Clinic where she works alongside Jeffrey Bell, MD, Jon Berry, MD, Gareth Eck, MD, Brian Pottorf, MD, Stephen Wood, MD, and Brittany Huls, APRN. Slaughter earned a Master of Science and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Walden University. She has more than nine years’ experience as a registered nurse and most recently worked as an RN at the Washington Regional General Surgery Clinic.
Read MoreKaylie Slaughter, APRN Now Providing Care at WR General Surgery ClinicHCGT proceeds awarded to The Call of Marion County
The Call of Marion County and the children and foster/adoptive parents of Marion County wish to thank Harps Grocery store and the participants of its recent charity golf tournament for the generous donation of $1000 to The Call of Marion County.
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The Marion County Budget Committee will hold a meeting on Thursday, January 13 at 5:30 p.m. at the Annex. The agenda will include discussing budget… Login to continue reading Login…
MC Road 4021 scheduled for repair
Starting Monday, January 10, Marion County Road MC 4021 will be closed to do work on the Clear Creek slab. There not a definite timeline… Login to continue reading Login…
Price Increase
Do all good things come to an end? The Mountanineer Echo has been a mainstay in Marion County and has only cost $.50 for over 20 years. The Echo will cost $1.00 starting January 1, 2022.
Read MorePrice IncreaseRC offers safety tips ahead of winter weather/severe weather in Missouri and Arkansas
Rogers- The American Red Cross of Missouri and Arkansas is coordinating with local emergency management officials and community partners for potential community needs as winter weather is expected to move into the two-state area along with the potential for severe storms in Arkansas.
Read MoreRC offers safety tips ahead of winter weather/severe weather in Missouri and ArkansasChief of Communications hired for the ADPHT
Little Rock– The Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism has hired Jeff LeMaster to be its chief of communications. The chief of communications at ADPHT oversees all communications, marketing, public relations and media relations activities at the department. Le-Master will begin in the role on Jan. 3 at a salary of $74,094.
Read MoreChief of Communications hired for the ADPHTAngelica Crowley, APRN Joins WRMC
Fayetteville- Angelica Crowley, APRN, recently joined the Washington Regional emergency department where she provides care for patients with acute illnesses and injuries. Crowley earned a Master of Science in Nursing from the University of South Alabama and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Arkansas State University. She has been a nurse practitioner for more than two years and has experience in family medicine, home health and intensive care.
Read MoreAngelica Crowley, APRN Joins WRMCB&Y Foundation seeks to fund important community initiatives
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (December 27, 2021) – Schools, universities, government agencies and nonprofit groups around the state could receive funds to further the important work they’re doing in their communities. The Blue & You Foundation for a Healthier Arkansas will begin accepting mini grant applications January 1, 2022.
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