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Florida politics and Sunburn — perfect together.

PEA RIDGE -- When seniors graduate in May from the medical program at Pea Ridge High School, they will have three certificates to their name -- CPR, phlebotomy and medical assistant -- according to Alex Jackson, coordinator for the Pea Ridge Community Clinic.

PEA RIDGE -- When seniors graduate in May from the medical program at Pea Ridge High School, they will have three certificates to their name -- CPR, phlebotomy and medical assistant -- according to Alex Jackson, coordinator for the Pea Ridge Community Clinic.

The banking industry, which often questions aggressive moves by the agency, urged the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to level the regulatory playing field between the financial and technology sectors.

The banking industry, which often questions aggressive moves by the agency, urged the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to level the regulatory playing field between the financial and technology sectors.

In the News: Council looking to condemn unsafe structures

After extending its deadline for request for comment on cryptocurrency by a month, the National Credit Union Administration heard from credit unions and other organizations that want clarity on the boundaries the agency plans to set.

The Capital of Non-Profits: Elevating Our Community and Its Economy Local nonprofit leaders from the Institute for Nonprofit Innovation and Excellence (INIE), Council On Culture & Arts (COCA), and United Partners For Human Services (UPHS) will host this virtual town hall to reveal the findings of a recent local survey on the Big Bend community’s awareness of the significant role and impact that nonprofits have on our local economy. Dr. Karen Cypers, Ph.D., partner and Vice President of Resear...

Editor’s note: This is the second of a two-part series on the way recent events are helping Americans come to terms with our checkered past.  Twenty-something years ago, I was chatting with a college professor at Prescott Park when the topic turned to American slavery. I noted, having recently interviewed historian Valerie Cunningham, that the first enslaved African in New Hampshire had arrived at this very spot in 1645.  Slavery is "a Southern thing" “That can’t be true,” my schola...