Arkansas made history five years ago when four U.S. Presidents and dignitaries from around the world joined a crowd of more than 25,000 to celebrate the opening of a single building. On that cold, rainy November day, we stood together to celebrate the dedication of the William J. Clinton Presidential Center. That week [...]

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Arkansas made history five years ago when four U.S. Presidents and dignitaries from around the world joined a crowd of more than 25,000 to celebrate the opening of a single building. On that cold, rainy November day, we stood together to celebrate the dedication of the William J. Clinton Presidential Center. That week [...]

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Governor Beebe today participated in Mid-South Community College’s groundbreaking ceremony of its ADTEC Biodiesel Technology Education Center and the grand opening of its Arkansas Workforce Center. Both will provide the College with valuable resources for their students’ educational and career prospects and for research into the important industry of biofuels development.

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I know from my own life’s experience that the opportunity for success begins with a good education. In this day and age, it is essential to have a postsecondary degree and training if you want to find a fulfilling and long-lasting career. Last year, we established the Arkansas Works Initiative, a call to communities across [...]

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LITTLE ROCK – Governor Mike Beebe has added Saline County as the 13th county where storm and flood victims may be eligible for limited State aid from the Governor’s Disaster Fund. Beebe earlier authorized the assistance for Arkansans with uninsured damage to their primary residences in Columbia, Franklin, Grant, Johnson, Lincoln, Logan, Lonoke, Ouachita, Pulaski, [...]

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LITTLE ROCK – Governor Mike Beebe has added Saline County as the 13th county where storm and flood victims may be eligible for limited State aid from the Governor’s Disaster Fund. Beebe earlier authorized the assistance for Arkansans with uninsured damage to their primary residences in Columbia, Franklin, Grant, Johnson, Lincoln, Logan, Lonoke, Ouachita, Pulaski, [...]

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TAKE ME FISHIN’ CD was passed out at the Delta Classic 4 Literacy game November 7, 2009 between UAPB & Grambling. There were TAKE ME FISHIN’FREE CDs distributed by AMHC/AGFC. Both AMHC and AGFC had booths next to each other to promote healthier living/eating by getting outside, having fun and getting healthy! AMHC Commissioner, Ms. [...]

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I know from my own life’s experience that the opportunity for success begins with a good education. In this day and age, it is essential to have a postsecondary degree and training if you want to find a fulfilling and long-lasting career. Last year, we established the Arkansas Works Initiative, a call to communities across [...]

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I know from my own life’s experience that the opportunity for success begins with a good education. In this day and age, it is essential to have a postsecondary degree and training if you want to find a fulfilling and long-lasting career. Last year, we established the Arkansas Works Initiative, a call to [...]

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LITTLE ROCK (November 12, 2009) – More than 800 volunteers have registered to work at a free health-care clinic Saturday, November 21, in downtown Little Rock that will provide medical treatment for uninsured Arkansans, ages 6 to 65. The Little Rock C.A.R.E. Clinic hours will be from noon to 7 p.m. at the Statehouse [...]

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