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Celebrate! Maya Project honors 4 at fundraiser | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Celebrate! Maya Project honors 4 at fundraiser | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

State Sen. Linda Chesterfield; Jamee McAdoo and her late sibling Norel McAdoo; and Rupa Dash were honored during the Celebrating Maya@96 10th Anniversary Spirit of Maya Awards Luncheon and Celebration. The fundraiser for the Celebrate! Maya Project was held April 11 in the Great Hall of Little Rock's Clinton Presidential Center. The luncheon served as an observation, a week later, of what would have been the 96th birthday of poet Maya Angelou, who passed away in 2014.

Talk Business & Politics: The legacy of David Pryor, Mississippi County steel investment - Vimarsana News

Talk Business & Politics: The legacy of David Pryor, Mississippi County steel investment

Long-time Arkansas political figure David Pryor died on Saturday at 89 years old.

Source: fox16.com
Capitol View: Rep. Steve Womack and Super Tuesday analysis - Vimarsana News

Capitol View: Rep. Steve Womack and Super Tuesday analysis

It was a big week in politics as Arkansas held its primary elections on Tuesday.

Source: yahoo.com
Talk Business & Politics: Rep. Steve Womack and Super Tuesday analysis - Vimarsana News

Talk Business & Politics: Rep. Steve Womack and Super Tuesday analysis

It was a big week in politics as Arkansas held its primary elections on Tuesday.

Source: fox16.com
Clinton Center offers fellowships | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source - Vimarsana News

Clinton Center offers fellowships | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source

A new research fellowship from the Clinton Presidential Library and the Clinton Foundation will support four recipients per year as they pursue research using the Clinton presidential archives, according to a news release issued on Friday.