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Baptist Health, Little Rock Southwest Magnet High Announce Academy - Vimarsana News

Baptist Health, Little Rock Southwest Magnet High Announce Academy

Baptist Health will provide curriculum and credentialing advice; mentorship and expertise on project-based learning; equipment and financial resources; and more.

Dollar General now offering fresh produce in 10 of 16 stores in Little Rock - Vimarsana News

Dollar General now offering fresh produce in 10 of 16 stores in Little Rock

The retailer Dollar General is now offering fresh fruits and vegetables at 10 of its 16 stores in Little Rock, a move officials publicized with a news conference Tuesday morning at the Little Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce.

Startup spirit guides fintech support group The Venture Center - Vimarsana News

Startup spirit guides fintech support group The Venture Center

The Little Rock Venture Center's development, probably as it should be, tracks the entrepreneurial blueprint that diagrams the life of a startup business: there's an idea, followed by research to assess its viability, development of a business plan, fund-raising efforts, early struggles and, for the fortunate few, success and expanded growth.

August event in LR to have fintech focus - Vimarsana News

August event in LR to have fintech focus

Arkansas claims a financial technology legacy dating back more than 50 years to the founding of Systematics Inc., which was known then as a data-processing company that provided software and other support services for medium-sized banks. Nobody talked about fintech in 1968.

Labor secretary brings $2M grant - Vimarsana News

Labor secretary brings $2M grant

U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh stopped in Little Rock on Wednesday to tout an administrative effort to build jobs programs in the nation and he left behind $2 million to help the city get started.