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A St. Louis Woman’s Dream of Better Housing is Lost to Illness, Crippling Bureaucracy. The Georgian Apartments, a newly renovated apartment complex near Lafayette Square, promotes itself as welcoming, safe and secure. Kim Daniel would go much further than that. To her, it is the...

This is the sixth chapter in the story of Kim Daniel, who is coping with the pandemic in a neighborhood plagued by chronic illness and much shorter life spans than those in predominantly white neighborhoods. Daniel, 55, has lived with a congenital heart defect that has taken her to death’s door several times over the course of her life.

Ed Kohinke’s Dec. 17 letter, “Can the party that brought us the insurrection be trusted with education?” begs for response.

Beds are limited at the hospital, but only scheduled inpatient surgeries are seeing delays. Lake Region is dealing with a nursing shortage.

"All members of the ATU community are encouraged to follow and like Jerry on Instagram and Facebook," said Heather Strasner, spirit assistant in the ATU Department of Campus Life. "We will be publishing a wide variety of content that reflects Jerrys multi-faceted role as campus ambassador. Most of all, we hope this can be something fun for the Arkansas Tech community and another way that Jerry can bring us all closer together." The Arkansas Tech Student Government Association restored a traditi...

a look back 200 Years Ago ■Calvin D. Blood would inform his customers and the public that he calculates to continue the post-riding business, feels grateful for past favors, and solicits future patronage. All those indebted to him are informed that he shall expect them to fulfil their contracts, that he may be able to discharge his engagements to the printer. ■Notice! The book accounts of Levi Williams & Co, and Levi Williams, have been duly assigned to the subscriber, and are now in the h...