AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEducation & Equity: Stanford researchers say Arkansas is among states keeping tutoring alive after pandemic funding ended, but warn the next phase needs permanent money, accountability, and support systems. Local Schools & Community Voices: McAlmont residents are pushing back on a plan to include Harris Elementary in a proposed Sherwood school district, arguing for staying in Pulaski County for now. Higher Ed & Access: UA Little Rock is kicking off its centennial with enrollment growth, with headcount and credit hours up in preliminary fall figures. Arts & Culture: Fayetteville’s new free zine “milkweed” is putting local voices back in print, while Crystal Bridges announces fall “Building Bridges” talks featuring Condoleezza Rice and Norah O’Donnell. Community History: Fayetteville approved a new Black Historic District, and Arkansas 250 is unveiling a historic marker honoring Quapaw Chief Saracen. Sports & Identity: A look at how Arkansas college mascots have changed over time, plus Arkansas coach Ryan Silverfield’s comments ahead of Utah. Public Safety: Cabot police are searching for a suspect after an armed robbery at Centennial Bank.
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