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NAC launches Health Professions Academy for high school students
North Arkansas College (Northark) announces a new program slated to begin in the spring semester. The Health Professions Academy (HPA) is a program offering health professions classes to high school students at little or no cost to them. High school students can take college courses along with high school courses (known as concurrent credit). HPA helps students complete the college health professions prerequisite courses while in high school so they can apply to the health professions program of their choice upon graduation.
Read MoreNAC launches Health Professions Academy for high school studentsBH Reppell Diabetes Clinic Celebrates World Diabetes Day with a Community Event
MOUNTAIN HOME - Baxter Health Reppell Diabetes Clinic is excited to announce a special celebration in honor of World Diabetes Day on Thursday, November 14, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Read MoreBH Reppell Diabetes Clinic Celebrates World Diabetes Day with a Community EventProcedures after the Election
Now that the election has concluded, the members elected to serve in the 95th General Assembly will soon be gathering in the House Chamber. The House Organizational Meeting is scheduled for 9 a.m. on Tuesday, November 19.
Read MoreProcedures after the ElectionSenate Speech Proposing First Presumptive Conditions for Great War Veterans
By the Veterans Administration After World War I, claims for disability from discharged soldiers poured into the offices of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance, the federal agency responsible for evaluating them. By mid-1921, the bureau had awarded some amount of compensation to 337,000 Veterans. But 258,000 had been denied benefits. Some of the men turned away were suffering from tuberculosis or neuropsychiatric disorders. These Veterans were often rebuffed not because bureau officials doubted the validity or seriousness of their ailments, but for a different reason: they could not prove their conditions were service connected.
Read MoreSenate Speech Proposing First Presumptive Conditions for Great War VeteransFleet Res. To Meet Sat. Nov. 23
MOUNTAIN HOME - The Fleet Reserve Association Branch 251 meeting is set for Saturday, November 23, 2024. THIS IS A SPECIAL DATE FOR THIS MONTH ONLY.
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The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary, Twin Lakes Unit 30 will be meeting on Wednesday November 20, 2024. The location will be the Heinz-Willett Wellness Center at Lake Forest Senior Living (formerly Good Samaritan), 300 Good Samaritan Drive, Mountain Home.
Read MoreDAVA Meeting ScheduledVeterans Day and History of Presumptive Conditions
By Veterans Administration Today is Veterans Day. Across the nation, family and friends reach out to Veterans they know, offering thanks and appreciation.
Read MoreVeterans Day and History of Presumptive ConditionsThe Importance of Family Businesses Includes:
They are the cornerstone of most national economies, creating jobs and driving innovation. Family firms take a long-term view, focus on improvement and innovation, and build loyal stakeholder relationships.
Read MoreThe Importance of Family Businesses Includes: