June 2018 Issue Award-winning graduate students invade the medical field with innovations by Julia Trupp hree University of Arkansas medical students came to conquer and secured record-breaking winnings at various business plan competitions this year with their medical device company…
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June 2018
June 2018 Issue Mike and Anne Preston may be fairly new to Arkansas, but their political and charitable involvement since their arrival in 2015 has made them well-known to Little Rock officials. by Kim Dishongh and Morgan Embry oth born…
June 2018 Issue by Dwain Hebda risha Montague, senior vice president and chief administrator of Arkansas Children’s Northwest (ACNW) recalls two telling moments from the hospital’s grand opening in February, each a vivid snapshot of how needed the facility is.…
June 2018 Issue A story told in two parts, with an ending that’s yet to be written by Caleb Talley Photography by Meredith Mashburn teve Clark’s story is one that has to be told in two parts. There’s an Act…
June 2018 Issue Send your new hires, promotions, big changes and tips to ctalley@armoneyandpolitics.com Peter Emanuel, M.D., is resigning his post as director of the Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, effective July…
June 2018 Issue by Caleb Talley More than a century and a half ago, as our country stood on the verge of civil war, President Abraham Lincoln urged his fellow Americans to summon “the better angels of our nature.” He…
June 2018 Issue by Matthew Waller, Curtis Lanning and Caleb Talley Photography by Meredith Mashburn Energizing Arkansas’ Startup Economy ou might not immediately think of Arkansas as a trendsetting, trailblazing state in the field of solar energy. When it comes…