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HIGH PROFILE: Kim LaScola Needy is dean of the University of Arkansas College of Engineering - Vimarsana News

HIGH PROFILE: Kim LaScola Needy is dean of the University of Arkansas College of Engineering

It happened on a carrier airplane. Kim Needy was a high school student seated in a hammock on a plane ordinarily for paratroopers the first time that she really thought she could be an engineer.

Kim LaScola Needy: Working for diversity and equality in engineering - Vimarsana News

Kim LaScola Needy: Working for diversity and equality in engineering

It happened on a carrier airplane. Kim LaScola was a high school student seated in a hammock on a plane ordinarily for paratroopers the first time that she really thought she could be an engineer.

Four Minutes, Four Questions: Kailey Miller Erwin debuts opera - Vimarsana News

Four Minutes, Four Questions: Kailey Miller Erwin debuts opera

Fans of Arkansas Public Theatre at the Victory in Rogers have been watching Kailey Miller Erwin on its stage since 2016, when she appeared in the chorus of "Mary Poppins." She's been in six shows since then, including "Annie," during which she stepped in to play Miss Hannigan when another actress had to miss several performances.

Northwest Arkansas vaccination clinics planned for kids ages 5-11 - Vimarsana News

Northwest Arkansas vaccination clinics planned for kids ages 5-11

Several local school districts and organizations are hosting pediatric covid-19 vaccine clinics now that the vaccines have been approved for children ages 5 to 11.

Northwest Arkansas vaccination clinics planned for kids ages 5-11 - Vimarsana News

Northwest Arkansas vaccination clinics planned for kids ages 5-11

Several local school districts and organizations are hosting pediatric covid-19 vaccine clinics now that the vaccines have been approved for children ages 5 to 11.