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A new study links low to moderate stress and higher brain functions. Learn how stress management can help strengthen your mental health.

Rep. Dusty Johnson estimated that by 2023, the airline industry would be experiencing a shortage of roughly 12,000 pilots, to be exacerbated by another 14,000 soon to be forced to retire at age 65 over the next five years.

For Arkansas 4-Hers, all roads lead to State O-Rama. Hundreds of youths, county staff and volunteers will flood the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville campus from Tuesday to Friday for the event, which features state-level competitions, workshops, tours and socials. This is the first in-person State O-Rama since 2019.

The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Sciences has announced collection sites and dates for those interested in participating in its annual pesticide collection program.

With a major research university right in our backyard, a strong military presence and innovative companies throughout the metro region, there’s often a plethora of interesting science, medical and technology

Find your frugal: Need backpacks, notebooks, pencils and other supplies? Youre in luck next week.

Baton Rouge, La. – Dr. Harold Mellieon Jr. has been appointed the Research Assistant Professor and Academic Coordinator for the Southern University Agricultural Research and Extension Center (SU Ag Center). The Southern University Board approved the appointment of Supervisors during its July 15, 2022, board meeting. Mellieon currently serves as the Department Chair and Program Leader for Agricultural Sciences/ Animal Sciences for the College of Agriculture, Family and Consumer Sciences (CAFCS)...

Baysinger, Estrada, Platt show strong at event categories in San Diego

Everything to know about Tempur-Pedic's Tempur-Cloud memory foam mattress-in-a-box including pricing, sizing, shipping info, tester feedback and more.

Willing Workers of White Halls Extension Homemakers Club learned about "Birds, Bees, and Beetles" in a program presented by Karen Needler. The club met June 22 at the White Hall Library.