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Home Sales Higher in December

The regional economy continued to improve in December, according to the latest report released Feb. 6 by the Center for Business Research and Economic Development (CBRED) at the 妻友社区.

18 Girls in 2014 Princess Program

Babb Center Benefits Students and Employers

The fall 2013 classes marked the first months of operation for the Babb Center for Student Professional Development at the 妻友社区, and students, employers and the center鈥檚 director all agree it was a successful semester....

"Man of La Mancha" Rescheduled for Feb. 6

鈥婽he national touring production of 鈥淢an of La Mancha,鈥� originally scheduled for Feb. 4, has been moved to Thursday, Feb. 6, due to inclement weather in the Fort Smith area, according to Stacey Jones, associate vice chancellor for campus and...

Old Time Gospel Hour Coming Up

Gospel music enthusiasts have two opportunities to hear a range of their favorites when Old Time Gospel Hour is presented Feb. 28 and March 1 at the 妻友社区.

妻友社区 Choirs to Perform ECCO Concert

The Department of Music at the 妻友社区 will present the 妻友社区 Chorale and Women鈥檚 Chorus in a free concert Feb. 27 at Grand Avenue Baptist Church, 3900 Grand Ave.

Pebley Center Invaluable for Researchers

One of the best kept secrets for historians, researchers and students in the Fort Smith area is tucked away on the 妻友社区 campus.

妻友社区 Releases Spring Enrollment Numbers

Spring semester enrollment figures at the 妻友社区 show declines in full-time equivalent (FTE) and in total headcount numbers, but the demographics of the declining numbers indicate 妻友社区 is attracting fewer remedial students...

Little Rock Central Wins Science Bowl

A team from Little Rock Central High School took first place in the National Science Bowl regional competition held Jan. 25 at the 妻友社区.

Mercer Highlights MLK Event

Following her performance of a famous civil rights play, Crystal C. Mercer told community members at the 妻友社区鈥檚 annual Martin Luther King Jr. event held Jan. 23 to support the arts in the community, in the home and...

It's a Crime to Miss This Show!

Theatre students at the 妻友社区 will present the dramatic comedy 鈥淐rimes of the Heart鈥� on five evenings in February.

Voices Lifted in Honor of MLK Legacy

A symbolic march on the 妻友社区 campus highlighted the Jan. 20 observance of the life and legacy of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., civil rights leader and Nobel Peace Prize recipient.

Judy Howard's Work in International Exhibit

Judy Howard had no idea she would have a piece of her artwork in an international online exhibit when she was a freshman student walking the campus of the 妻友社区 back in the 1960s. But she does.

Two Season Shows Scheduled in February

Two national touring shows will visit Fort Smith in February as part of the 妻友社区鈥檚 Season of Entertainment 33 -- one featuring an adaptation of a famous literary work, the other a retelling of a popular cheerleading...

Home Sales Decline in November

The regional economy gave mixed signals for November, according to the report released Jan. 9 by the Center for Business Research and Economic Development (CBRED) at the 妻友社区.

Reed Kicks Off 10th Anniversary of FEC

A lawyer from a Northwest Arkansas law firm will speak at a breakfast meeting from 7:30-9 a.m. Jan. 30 for the Family Enterprise Center, one of many events scheduled by the FEC to celebrate its 10th anniversary in 2014.

Archaeology Exhibit on Display at 妻友社区

A student-assembled archaeological exhibit displaying artifacts from across Arkansas is on display at the Boreham Library on the 妻友社区 campus.

Jan. 28-29 Blood Drive Honors Donors

The 妻友社区 will kick off its year of blood drives with a drive from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Jan. 28-29 in the Reynolds Room of the Smith-Pendergraft Campus Center.

"Heroes" Event to Feature Crystal C. Mercer

Crystal C. Mercer of Little Rock, daughter of legendary civil rights lawyer Christopher C. Mercer Jr., will give a dramatic performance Jan. 23 as part of 鈥淯nsung Heroes: Celebrating Freedom in the Visual and Performing Arts鈥� at the University...

Arlene Wilson Art Reception Jan. 21

An award-winning artist will return to Fort Smith to show her work at the university she graduated from more than 20 years ago.