George Jared is a writer at KATV, Kasu FM, and KUAR-FM in Little Rock, AR, as well as Talk Business & Politics. He focuses on themes related to agriculture and farming, education, construction, and regional interest, with a particular emphasis on topics such as Arkansas, Mississippi, and higher education. George's work has been featured in various outlets, showcasing his expertise in these vital areas.
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By: George Jared
A-State University Chancellor Todd Shields supports a universal college application but questions the feasibility of Governor Sanders' 'woke indoctrination' professor termination proposal.
U.S. Rep. Rick Crawford, R-Jonesboro, will serve as the next chair of the House Intelligence Committee, he confirmed on Thursday (Jan. 16). He will replace outgoing Chair U.S. Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, who was removed from the position on Wednesday by Speaker of the House Mike Johnson.
By: George Jared
Representatives Rick Crawford and Steve Womack of Arkansas have been appointed to lead the House Intelligence Committee and a key Appropriations subcommittee, respectively.
By: George Jared
The 25 women who make up the new class of the Arkansas Delta Women’s Leadership Academy attended the first of six meetings on campus at Arkansas State University recently. This...
About 1,100 employees with auto parts maker Tenneco will lose their jobs in Paragould later this spring and one local college will offer credit and non-credit courses to re-educate workers so they can find new jobs.
Cattle farmers enjoyed record prices in 2024, but still had to contend with disease and rising input costs that cut into profit margins.
It was the moment Gladys and Vernon Presley had been waiting for. She was set to give birth to the couple's first child in the early morning hours on Jan. 8, 1935. Exuberance turned to horror.
The 27th Annual Arkansas Soil and Water Education Conference and Irrigation Expo is slated for Wednesday (Jan. 29,) inside Centennial Hall at the Reng Student Union on the Arkansas State...
A bill that would only allow an injured plaintiff to recoup the medical bills that are paid by an insurer was debated and approved in a special order of business on Tuesday (Jan. 28) in the House Judiciary Committee.
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