21. NWAnews.com :: Northwest Arkansas' News Source Siloam Springs was one of five Northwest arkansas cities that promised Oklahoma in We ve done studies that show using biological nutrient removal and a http://nwanews.com/story.php?paper=hl§ion=News&storyid=14484

22. Lawmakers Hear Report On NW Economic Outlook :: Arkansas Capital Corporation Gro Uvalde Lindsey with the Northwest arkansas Council said a study found that for the state, have fallen well behind the cities, according to the study. http://www.arcapital.com/accg_in_the_news/lawmakers_hear_report_on_nw_economic_o

@import url(http://assets.arcapital.com/link/accg_strict.css); Reference Arkansas Capital Corporation Group Lawmakers Hear Report On NW Economic Outlook ACCG in the News ACCG Success Stories History of ACCG Home ... ACCG in the News Lawmakers Hear Report On NW Economic Outlook Lawmakers Hear Report On NW Economic Outlook Friday, January 18, 2002 By Rob Moritz Arkansas News Bureau LITTLE ROCK If the unprecedented economic and population growth of Northwest Arkansas is to continue, the area will need money for infrastructure and a better-trained work force, lawmakers were told Thursday. Uvalde Lindsey with the Northwest Arkansas Council said a study found that "our anchor industries, the Wal-Marts and Tysons, contributed 75 percent of the growth of Northwest Arkansas in the last 20 years, but we have a pressing need to improve our work force skills. The jobs of tomorrow have skills that are different than today." The populations of Benton County, which grew more than 57 percent in the 1990s, and Washington County, with a 39 percent growth rate, are expected to grow a combined 57 percent to about 500,000 by 2020, he said. The state's population went up just 13.7 percent in the 1990s. To accommodate that expected growth, Lindsey estimated the state will need to spend more than $2 billion in the next 18 years on roads and sewer improvements.

23. Congressional Conference On Civic Education: Arkansas Resource Guide Contact Steven Weber, arkansas state Social studies Specialist An Action Tank for national service, City Year seeks to demonstrate, improve and promote http://www.representativedemocracy.org/ResourceGuide_AR.htm

Congressional Conference on Civic Education A Project of the Alliance for Representative Democracy September 20-22, 2003 Washington, D.C. Arkansas Resource Guide This resource was developed for the First Annual Congressional Conference on Civic Education, September 2003. All information was obtained from the listed organizations' websites. It is not intended to be exhaustive; rather, it was created as a tool to assist the efforts of the State Delegations upon their return home. 50-State and National Resource Guide Main Page Representative Democracy in America Home Page Trust for Representative Democracy Home Page Arkansas: The American Legion Auxiliary of Arkansas Mary Carville, President Contact: Donna Webb, Secretary American Legion Auxiliary of Arkansas 1415 West 7 th Street Little Rock, AR 72201 Phone: (501) 374-5836 Email: arkaux@juno.com http://www.legion-aux.org/contact_us/docs/state.html Description: The American Legion develops and plans activities geared towards high school students and their development and understanding of the United States Government. The American Legion Auxiliary Girls State Program is a program where young women across America participate in citizenship training at a weeklong session designed to mimic a state government. Delegates to

24. League Programs: Arkansas Municipal League The arkansas Municipal League is an organization of 435 cities and towns. arkansas state Capitol, Little Rock arkansas state Capitol, Little Rock http://www.arml.org/programs/main.asp

Navigate Here General Programs Benefit Programs eDocAmerica Provider Directory Search WC Online Claim Service The Arkansas Municipal League is a voluntary, non-partisan organization of the incorporated cities and towns of Arkansas. The League is an instrumentality of Arkansas' cities and towns and is governed by them. It is financed by the municipalities primarily through an annual service charge. An Executive Committee determines overall policy for the League and develops the service program of the organization. Officers and members of the Committee serve one-year terms. Click here to see the present officers and members of the Executive Committee. The day-to-day program of the League is administered by an Executive Director and staff who conduct the League service program. The major elements of this program are described briefly below. Legislative Liaison and Information Arkansas State Capitol, Little Rock Charged with the responsibility to act as spokesman for Arkansas' cities and towns during the Legislative Sessions, the League, in accordance with the Legislative Policy set forth in the Policy Statement, assists in developing legislation of interest to all municipal governments and in following other legislation that affects cities and towns. An important activity during the Legislative Session is providing information to municipal officials regarding pending legislation through special reports and publication of a Legislative Bulletin , designed to keep local officials informed on a regular basis of events taking place in the Legislature.

25. League Programs: Arkansas Municipal League The arkansas Municipal League is an organization of 435 cities and towns. state Capitol in Little Rock arkansas state Capitol, Little Rock http://www.arml.org/programs/main.html

Navigate Here General Programs Benefit Programs eDocAmerica Provider Directory Search WC Online Claim Service The Arkansas Municipal League is a voluntary, non-partisan organization of the incorporated cities and towns of Arkansas. The League is an instrumentality of Arkansas' cities and towns and is governed by them. It is financed by the municipalities primarily through an annual service charge. An Executive Committee determines overall policy for the League and develops the service program of the organization. Officers and members of the Committee serve one-year terms. Click here to see the present officers and members of the Executive Committee. The day-to-day program of the League is administered by an Executive Director and staff who conduct the League service program. The major elements of this program are described briefly below. Legislative Liaison and Information Arkansas State Capitol, Little Rock Charged with the responsibility to act as spokesman for Arkansas' cities and towns during the Legislative Sessions, the League, in accordance with the Legislative Policy set forth in the Policy Statement, assists in developing legislation of interest to all municipal governments and in following other legislation that affects cities and towns. An important activity during the Legislative Session is providing information to municipal officials regarding pending legislation through special reports and publication of a Legislative Bulletin, designed to keep local officials informed on a regular basis of events taking place in the Legislature.

26. URBAN STUDIES & DESIGN - UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT LITTLE ROCK Trent Shaskan Welcome to Urban studies at the University of arkansas at Our program offers many ways to study and understand the city and cities we live http://www.ualr.edu/urbanstudies/faculty.html

University of Arkansas at Little Rock Urban Studies and Design Overview Required Coursework Faculty Resources ... Blog Faculty Trent Shaskan, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Coordinator of Urban Studies Minor, UALR Welcome to Urban Studies at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock !! Please stop by our offices in Stabler Hall; we'd love to introduce ourselves and the program to you!! Our program offers many ways to study and understand the city and cities we live in. Through research, through course work and through internship/work opportunities we offer a complete program. Our courses are offered at both the undergraduate and graduate level and both as Urban Studies and Political Science. They include Study of the City (URST 3305), Urban Land Use and Planning (URST/POLS 4355/5355), Urban Government and Policy (URST/POLS 4356/5356) and various Topics in Urban Studies courses (URST/POLS 4308/5308), e.g. Regionalism, Urban Development, Design Projects. With decades of experience in Little Rock and elsewhere, our resident architect and urban design expert teaches Urban Design (URST 4305). We also offer Independent Study opportunities (URST 4302) for advanced students. Our research takes in local Little Rock and Central Arkansas urban phenomena, including the history of municipal reform in Little Rock , especially between the years 1950 and the present, as well as numerous design investigations.

27. Catalog Of Studies & Graduate Catalog A thriving city in the northwest corner of the state, Fayetteville serves as In addition, the city’s location in Northwest arkansas places it in the http://catalogofstudies.uark.edu/2004/graduate/321_348_ENG_HTML.htm

Apply Online Request More Information Request A Visit Introduction ... Index University Profile VISION The University of Arkansas is a nationally competitive, student-centered research university serving Arkansas and the world. HISTORY Founded as a land-grant college and state university in 1871, the University of Arkansas opened its doors to students on January 22, 1872. Under the Morrill Land-Grant College Act of 1862, federal land sales provided funds for the new university, which was charged with teaching “agricultural and the mechanic arts,” “scientific and classical studies,” and “military tactics” to Arkansas scholars. Statewide elections, held to establish voting bonds to help finance the University, eventually determined the school’s location. Washington County and the City of Fayetteville submitted the highest bid, a total of $130,000, to which was added a $50,000 state appropriation for the benefit of the institution and $135,000 from the sale of federal lands. With $12,000 of this money, the University purchased a 160-acre farm, the homestead of William McIlroy, and established its campus on a hilltop overlooking the Ozark Mountains. There were few facilities and little money that first academic year, but the eight students and three faculty members who gathered for classes in 1872 showed the same dedication to learning and commitment to excellence that has carried the University of Arkansas into the 21st century. Over the past 130 years, the University has developed into a mature institution with nine schools and colleges, nearly 850 faculty members, and 16,449 students. It serves as the major provider of graduate-level instruction in Arkansas. The research and scholarly endeavors of its faculty make it an economic and cultural engine for the state. And its public service activities reach every county in Arkansas, throughout the nation, and around the world.

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29. Wichita Eagle | 08/07/2005 | State Studies Development Of Public Lakeside Proper state studies development of public lakeside property. Associated Press Some members of the Lower arkansas committee told Grotewiel that they were http://www.kansas.com/mld/kansas/news/state/12322248.htm

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30. Study Institutions University of arkansas, Main Campus. California. California state Polytechnic University, University of Minnesota, Twin cities Winona state University http://curry.edschool.virginia.edu/edpolicy/projects/genattrit/institutions.html

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31. State News The newest member of arkansas congressional delegation is the state s first to join a caucus state law limits how much cities can raise property taxes, http://www.npg.org/states/statenews/ar_listserv.html

ARKANSAS NEWS Subject Article Headline Date Immigration Boozman Joins Immigration Reform Caucus Growth Revenue Pace Slower Than Population Growth Traffic Traffic Increase in NW Arkansas Back to the Arkansas Page BOOZMAN JOINS CAUCUS TO REFORM IMMIGRATION Laura Kellams Arkansas Democrat-Gazette February 11, 2002 The newest member of Arkansas' congressional delegation is the state's first to join a caucus of congressmen pushing for stricter immigration laws. U.S. Rep. John Boozman, the Republican elected in November to represent Arkansas' 3rd District, last week joined the Congressional Immigration Reform Caucus, whose 56 members are calling for stepped-up border security. The caucus grew from 15 members to its current number on a wave of concern after September's terrorist attacks, but Boozman said he and his constituents considered immigration policies a top concern before Sept. 11. "Immigration certainly is something very much on the mind of the people in the 3rd District," Boozman said. The immigrant population in Northwest Arkansas exploded in the 1990s, with mostly Mexican immigrants arriving to work in poultry and construction jobs in the growing region. Springdale's and Rogers' Hispanic populations grew from less than a blip on the map to about 20 percent of the cities' populations, according to the 2000 Census. Boozman is from Rogers.

32. Arkansas Culinary School And Institute Directory Harding University, Searcy, arkansas, USA, Foods Nutrition studies. arkansas state UniversityMain Campus, state University, arkansas http://chef2chef.net/culinary-institute/state/arkansas-culinary-schools.htm

FREE Chef-2-Chef Newsletters E-Mail this Page Advertising Add URL ... Question? S IZZLIN' Student Forum! "internship" ... More washington state schools ... ... Advertise a School Arkansas Culinary School and Culinary Institute Directory Culinary Schools with Multiple Locations More Information The Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Program is offered in 12 Locations throughout the United States and offers Job Placement and Financial Aid. More Information Turn your passion into a four-star career. At The Art Institutes, you’ll explore traditional, fundamental cooking skills and get hands on training in our student-run restaurants. Programs Offered More Information Featured Culinary Schools The Sullivan University System National Center for Hospitality Studies Louisville, Kentucky Diploma Programs: Professional Cook, Professional Baker. Associate Degrees: Culinary Arts, Baking and Pastry Arts, Catering, Hotel and Restaurant Management. Bachelor's Degree: Hospitality Management More Information Arkansas Culinary Schools School Name City or Town State or Province Country Programs Offered Ouachita Baptist University Arkadelphia Arkansas USA University of Arkansas at Fayetteville Fayetteville Arkansas USA University of Arkansas at Fayetteville Fayetteville Arkansas USA Food Sciences and Tech.

33. UrbanFutures.org - State Planning And Growth Management Database Policy studies; Government/Agencies; state/Local Planning Initiatives; Newspapers arkansas state Highway and Transportation Department (AHDT) http://www.urbanfutures.org/state.cfm?state=Arkansas

34. Arkansas Social Studies Teacher Education Vocational Schools And Colleges: Listi Home Vocational Schools by state arkansas Vocational Schools arkansas Choose a Specific Social studies Teacher Education City in arkansas http://www.vocational-schools-guide.com/arkansas-social-studies-teacher-educatio

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35. Famous People Of Arkansas - SHG Cities famous people of arkansas who have contributed to the state and our nation. Also includes information about arkansas cities, government and other resources. http://www.shgcities.com/ar/people/

Click here to check out some of the best degree programs in Business, Marketing, Technology, Management, Design, Education, Psychology, Nursing, Paralegal, and more. Home Agencies Auction Channels ... States Arkansas Menu Home Featured Colleges Technical Colleges College Directory ... Traffic Center Cities Conway Eureka Springs Fayetteville Fort Smith ... Mountain Home SHG Cities State Directory Cities and States Colleges C olleges-Universities US Technical Colleges US Online Colleges Degree Programs Culinary Schools Distance Learning Healthcare Degrees Legal Degrees ... Technical Degrees Home Guides Home Remodeling Cabinet Refacing Guide to Doors Guide to Windows ... New Home Loan US States Famous People Firsts, Facts, Trivia Traffic Center Media US Newspapers Radio Stations TV Stations SHG Family SHG Resources KRW Design Service Sites Senior Medical Debt Counseling Finance and Mortgage Hair Restoration ... Top Colleges Arkansas Symbols Index Bird Flag Seal ... Elected Officials Famous People of Arkansas Helen Gurley Brown She is arguably one of the most influential women in history, and she did it all with her pen, first by writing the best-selling

36. Arkansas Drug Trends And Drug Rehabilitation Addiction Treatment Find the latest drug trends in the state of arkansas. Indoor cultivation is primarily found in cities and occasionally in rural areas, comprised of http://www.usnodrugs.com/drugtrends.htm?state=Arkansas

37. State Partnership Program Coordinator Conference SiteArkansas March 05 “Tikal  believed to have been one of the most powerful cities in the ancient One of the latest relationships formed is one with the arkansas state and http://www.ngb-ia.org/public/spd.cfm/spi/arkansas_full_article_mar05

State Partnership Overview Alabama/Romania Alaska/Mongolia Arizona/Kazakhstan ... Arkansas March 05 SPP gets an education Source: Captain Tracy Saucy, state partnership program coordinator Capt., AR Joint Force Headquarters Arkansas Two members of the Arkansas National Guard recently completed a demanding study of the Spanish language immersion style. Where you ask? Well, in our state partnership program (SPP) country of Guatemala of course. Sgt. Maj. Edwin Lyons, the Arkansas SPP deputy, and I spent three weeks in the beautifully-historical city of Antigua, Guatemala, immersed in the Spanish language. Our goal: Kick-start dormant language skills and enter the world of the bi-lingual. We think it’s important to be able to meet our partners half way with language, or come as close to it as possible, and this immersion course was more than a step in the right direction. Lyons and I not only improved our Spanish language skills during our three weeks of study, but we gained a much needed insight into the people, the culture, and the land that makes up the “other half” of our partnership. Study: The members of the Guatemalan Military Group (MILGP) were a great resource for our course. They recommended a school in Antigua used and recommended by our brother and sister services, the U.S. Embassy and many other agencies. This was a huge time saver as I discovered there are dozens of Spanish schools in Antigua.

38. Arkansas 1995 Ark. SB 813 (Act 1259) created the arkansas state Land Information Board to Participating cities are those that have created home pages that are http://www.benton.org/publibrary/state/arkansas.html

Arkansas Overview Arkansas's public telecommunications infrastructure is still in its nascent stage. However, 1995 was a watershed year for telecommunications-related legislation. In a recent Southwestern Bell rate case before the state's Public Service Commission, it was stipulated that overearnings will be used to upgrade infrastructure in state hospitals and schools. In a recent SW Bell rate case before the state's Public Utilities Commission, it was stipulated that overearnings will be used to upgrade infrastructure in hospitals and schools in state. Legislation 1995 Ark. SB 417 (Act 737) created the Telecommunications and Information Technology Fund and established the Joint Legislative Committee on Advanced Communications and Information Technology, which will review legislation pertaining to telecommunications and public information access and study issues relating to the development of a statewide telecommunications network. The act also created the Governor's Telecommunications and Information Technology Advisory Board, which will work with the Joint Legislative Committee. Act 1052 appropriated $2 million to develop a strategic plan for the establishment of a statewide distance learning and telemedicine network.

39. Arkansas Apartments For Rent - Area Details By Rent.com In the past, arkansas was primarily an agricultural state, and it is still the The principal cities of arkansas include Little Rock (population 183133), http://www.rent.com/apartments/resources/arkansas/

Help Hurricane Katrina victims: make a donation or offer housing for displaced victims Welcome! Sign In Arkansas Apartments for Rent - Area Details by Rent.com "I believe in Arkansas as a land of opportunity and promise," says the Arkansas Creed. The scenic beauty, thriving economy and low cost of living may translate into a good opportunity for you if you're considering moving to the Natural State. With three national forests, Hot Springs National Park, Buffalo National River, 45 state parks, 13 major lakes, 2 mountain ranges and 9,000 miles of streams and rivers, it's no wonder how Arkansas earned its nickname. The beauty of the scenery is enhanced by the four distance seasons that grace the landscape. What to Expect Living in Arkansas is cheaper than in most of the neighboring states. Rent and utilities are lower than most other major cities, and the overall cost of living is rated below the national average. Average apartments for rent go for only $475, the lowest in the entire country, according to one study (by comparison, Washington, D.C., and New York apartment rentals topped the list at more than $1,600, and the next lowest was Memphis at $540).

40. Affordable Housing Case Studies, Argenta CDC, North Little Rock, AR It was a key point in the state s railroad network, and thriving As was true in many cities, changing tastes and highway construction had led to the http://www.nationaltrust.org/issues/housing/Argenta_CDC_AR.html

HISTORIC PLACES National Trust Historic Sites National Trust Associate Sites 11 Most Endangered Places ... Site Resources Join Help The Trust in Your State Site Map Contact Us Home Issues and Initiatives Housing Argenta Community Development Corporation (CDC) North Little Rock, AR One of many single-family home structures rehabbed by Argenta CDC Since 1992, the non-profit Argenta Community Development Corporation has rehabilitated 69 different properties in North Little Rock. More than 90% of these homes, all of which are in the Argenta Historic District, have been rented or sold to families with moderate incomes. BACKGROUND: Argenta took its name from the Latin word for silver, which was mined to the north of town. Originally surveyed in 1866, it filed to incorporate as a city in 1890, but Little Rock, located across the Arkansas River, had other plans. It quickly annexed its neighbor on the river's north bank, converting Argenta into Little Rock's eighth ward. Argenta's boosters fought back, and state legislation in 1904 made the community into its own city, now known as North Little Rock. Political disputes did not keep Argenta (and then North Little Rock) from developing into the "Industrial Center of Arkansas." It was a key point in the state's railroad network, and thriving industries manufactured products such as cosmetics, chemicals, textiles, processed food, and metal goods. Workers moved to the city to fill jobs, and the homes they occupied reflected the principal architectural styles of the early 20th century - Colonial Revival, Period Revivals, and Craftsman.

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