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Critics often dismiss Cuba as a failed state, but without accepting how badly it's hamstrung by the US blockade, writes Helen Yaffe (University of Glasgow).
Published: July 26, 2021 2020 SHARE! families The Share High School Exchange Program is looking for 34 Catholic host families for foreign exchange students. The teens will be arriving in August from Spain, Italy, Germany, Poland and France. The program said, “They are in need of caring Catholic families (with or without children) to provide a home and share with them this unique experience. The students speak English, are covered by medical insurance and have adequate spending money for their personal expenses.” For more information, call Yvette Coffman at (800) 941-3738 or visi...
Maryanne Meyerriecks Joyce Becker (left) helps her granddaughter Riley Becker make potholders on a loom at the Immaculate Conception Ladies' Auxiliary meeting July 14. Maryanne Meyerriecks Joyce Becker (left) helps her granddaughter Riley Becker make potholders on a loom at the Immaculate Conception Ladies' Auxiliary meeting July 14. FORT SMITH -- The Ladies’ Auxiliary of Immaculate Conception Church is about to send its youngest member to kindergarten. Riley Becker began attending the group’s weekly crafters’ meetings when she was only eight weeks old, and as she grew, she became an ...
James Keary Janet Edgar, principal of St. John School in Hot Springs, stands beside the school's new 14-passenger bus that will transport Hot Springs students to Catholic High School and Mount St. Mary Academy starting in August. St. John will offer partial scholarships to the Little Rock high schools as an incentive to keep local students in Catholic school all the way to graduation. James Keary Janet Edgar, principal of St. John School in Hot Springs, stands beside the school's new 14-passenger bus that will transport Hot Springs students to Catholic High School and Mount St. Mary Academy s...
Published: July 22, 2021 Courtesy Christ the King School Students at Christ the King School in Little Rock and other Catholic elementary schools in Arkansas will be required to wear masks indoors this fall. Courtesy Christ the King School Students at Christ the King School in Little Rock and other Catholic elementary schools in Arkansas will be required to wear masks indoors this fall. With a resurgence of COVID-19 in Arkansas and no vaccine for children 11 and younger, masks will continue to be required in Catholic elementary schools in Arkansas. Superintendent Theresa Hall released ...