WE Center WE Build Wins $15,000 FHLB Dallas Partnership Grant
Pine Bluff’s WE Center WE Build received a $15,000 Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas Partnership Grant matched with Relyance Bank, part of $42,000 awarded to four Arkansas nonprofits.
Pine Bluff’s WE Center WE Build received a $15,000 Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas Partnership Grant matched with Relyance Bank, part of $42,000 awarded to four Arkansas nonprofits.
At the June 8 Warren City Council meeting, Big Chief’s owner Mike Nichols reported 35 employees, record Chester’s Chicken opening sales, and plans for 24-hour service as Mayor Gregg Reep cited expected sales-tax gains.
UAM College of Technology–McGehee launched a Digital Literacy Program with Digitunity and AT&T, distributing refurbished laptops after skills training to close Desha County’s computer-ownership gap.
Warren High School held a FAFSA Workshop & Financial Aid Night on Sept. 14 in the Library Media Center, with UAM financial-aid staff helping seniors and parents create FSA IDs.
Warren High School’s Class of 2026 received about $2.1 million in scholarships at the May 18 Senior Awards Ceremony, including 43 Arkansas Academic Challenge awards.
At its April 13 meeting, Warren City Council approved Resolution A712 honoring Bernice Martin’s 106th birthday, a $5,000 annual athletic-fields lease with Warren schools, and road closures for Pink Tomato Festival and BCMC’s 75th anniversary.
The University of Arkansas at Monticello received a $1,405,759 Arkansas Natural and Cultural Resources Council grant to renovate mechanical systems in the National Register–listed Music Building.