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TOP Data, Market Research The pandemic enabled millions to work remotely for the first time ever causing a once in a generation reshuffling of how Americans work and where they choose to live. To determine which states have adapted best to serve this remote world, the market research company TOP Data conducted an indepth analysis of the Best and Worst States to live in 2022.

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) reinforced his commitment to protecting agricultural producers and landowners against overreaching regulations that put Washington in charge of ditches, ponds and puddles in Arkansans’ backyards.

Madison, NJ (Grassroots Newswire- In recognition of their outstanding sales production and commitment to quality service, Century 21 Real Estate LLC recently honored the following CENTURY 21 teams with the CENTURY 21® 2021 President’s Team Award. The annual award is bestowed upon those independent CENTURY 21® sales teams that earn the CENTURY 21 CENTURION® Team award and the CENTURY 21 Quality Service Pinnacle Team award in the same calendar year.

Little Rock– Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge announced an allocation to the Arkansas National Guard Foundation of $250,000 that will directly support members of the Arkansas National Guard, veterans, survivors and their families. The Foundation provides support to the 8,000 currently serving Guard families and the 250,000 veterans across Arkansas through programs in all 75 counties.

Fayetteville– Arvest Equipment Finance announced today it closed more than $418.6 million in gross production in 2021, a record total for the division of Arvest Bank. That represents a year-over-year increase of more than 49 percent.

ROGERS- Winter weather has increased the number of home fires. The American Red Cross of Missouri and Arkansas is recruiting new volunteers to help respond to these local emergencies by supporting people in their time of greatest need.

This year’s theme for Black History Month is Black health and wellness; past themes have included the family, Black migrations, and Black women in American culture and history, among others. Black History Month: The celebration of Black History Month began as “Negro History Week,” which was created in 1926 by Carter G.

Fayetteville- Washington Regional will revise hours of operation for its COVID-19 hotline and drive-thru testing clinic. Effective Monday, February 21, the COVID-19 hotline, which can be reached at 479.463.2055 and provides information about COVID-19 illness, testing and vaccinations, will have the following schedule: Monday – Friday: 8 a.m.

Little Rock- Ninety-seven of Arkansas’s 234 contiguous public-school districts have COVID-19 infection rates of 50 or more new known infections per 10,000 district residents over a 14-day period, down from 225 last week, the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement said Thursday, citing its analysis of Arkansas Department of Health data current as of Monday.