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Faculty and students of the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) and Delaware State University (DSU) recently traveled to the West African country of Ghana to promote opportunities in aquaculture and fisheries in the country. Over the course of two weeks, they conducted experiential […]

The CSU side nearly scored an upset on their home turf.

The CSU club has named who will lead the way on field.

By the early fall, business travel had rebounded significantly — but companies have now begun to cut back again.

By the early fall, domestic business travel was back up to nearly two-thirds of its prepandemic level. But companies have now begun to cut back.

Ben Batten belies the upper Midwest background that directed him on the path of outdoors and conservation work some 18 years ago. Rather, even with less of a Southern twang than most of his fellow Arkansas Game and Fish Commission employees possess, one still might mistake him for a native Arkansan in the way he seems to know every nook and cranny of this state, every fish in its waters, or the best spots to find deer, ducks and other "critters," as he calls them.

The Jefferson County Single Parent Scholarship Fund recently awarded three fall scholarships, according to a news release.

Share Photo Credit: Hakan Gernan/Pixabay The rules put in place by countries on whether travellers are allowed to enter if they have not been vaccinated will force airlines to follow suit, a BCD Travel executive has said. Speaking during a webinar on Wednesday about the ability for vaccines and digital health passports to reopen travel, Mike Eggleton, BCD Travel’s director of research and intelligence said, “If countries start to mandate, airlines will have no choice but to ...