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Fordyce softball SS Melanie Castillo voted SBLive's Arkansas High School Athlete of the Week - Vimarsana News

Fordyce softball SS Melanie Castillo voted SBLive's Arkansas High School Athlete of the Week

Congratulations to Fordyce softball shortstop Melanie Castillo for being voted SBLive’s Arkansas High School Athlete of the Week for April 18-24!

WITH POLL | Texarkana Board approves downtown public restrooms - Vimarsana News

WITH POLL | Texarkana Board approves downtown public restrooms

TEXARKANA, Ark. -- During a regular meeting Monday, the city Board of Directors approved spending more than $219,000 on public restrooms for downtown's Front Street Festival Plaza.

School's nursing plan rejected; hospitals say community college program will fill need - Vimarsana News

School's nursing plan rejected; hospitals say community college program will fill need

A state board's vote against efforts by a two-year college to start a nursing bachelor's degree program in Hot Springs came despite local hospital leaders saying a shortage of nurses is "not sustainable" and the "number one threat" to future plans.

School's nursing plan rejected - Vimarsana News

School's nursing plan rejected

A state board's vote against efforts by a two-year college to start a nursing bachelor's degree program in Hot Springs came despite local hospital leaders saying a shortage of nurses is "not sustainable" and the "number one threat" to future plans.

School's nursing plan rejected - Vimarsana News

School's nursing plan rejected

A state board's vote against efforts by a two-year college to start a nursing bachelor's degree program in Hot Springs came despite local hospital leaders saying a shortage of nurses is "not sustainable" and the "number one threat" to future plans.