The administration at the University of Arkansas is considering outsourcing groundskeeping and janitorial jobs on the Fayetteville campus, potentially impacting the livelihoods of hundreds of workers.
Additionally, a small town in northeastern Arkansas made national headlines back in 1936 as a significant step towards civil rights. Deputy Paul Peacher, a terror for the black community, was indicted for holding people as slaves, sparking a federal investigation.
Lastly, communities across Arkansas are eagerly preparing for the upcoming total solar eclipse on April 8th with a series of public events and celebrations.
01:09 University of Arkansas Outsourcing Jobs: A Deep Dive
09:31 Revisiting a Civil Rights Incident in 1930s Arkansas
17:38 Total Solar Eclipse: Preparations and Expectations
22:14 Odds and Ends: Updates and Upcoming Events in Arkansas
