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The Arkansas-based firm contributed $100,000 to create scholarships plus internship opportunities for Arkansas students studying architecture and engineering.

University of Arkansas, Fayetteville architecture and engineering students will have access to a new scholarship -- as well as the opportunity for a paid internship -- thanks to Cromwell Architects Engineers.

University of Arkansas, Fayetteville architecture and engineering students will have access to a new scholarship -- as well as the opportunity for a paid internship -- thanks to Cromwell Architects Engineers.

Here are the top performances of the week from state tournaments in CIAC softball

South Dakota's public high schools will face a tight frame for putting a uniform standard into place this fall regarding how much credit their students receive toward high school graduation for passing dual-credit college courses.

I watched as hundreds of well-dressed people braved the rain on a Saturday night to enter a tent on the grounds of the Historic Arkansas Museum in downtown Little Rock. The HAM Foundation was sponsoring the 2022 Candelight Gala, designed to support HAMs living craft fund, and fundraising records were about to be set.

In a cover story for last Sundays Perspective section, I wrote about Ed Cromwell, a Princeton graduate who came to Arkansas as an architect for the federal Resettlement Administration and stayed here until his death in 2001. Cromwell, as talented an architect as this state has ever known, was famous for his historic preservation work.

Those of us who are members of the Historic Arkansas Museum Commission tend to occupy the same seats for monthly meetings. When I sit down at the museum in downtown Little Rock, I look across the conference room at a painting of Ed Cromwell, whose work helped change the face of Arkansas. I like to think that having him watch over us keeps the board focused.

The legislator said she believes bipartisan solutions will best improve Connecticut.

Fifty years? Who serves on a state commission for 50 years?