Female leaders Women dominate executive roles at NPMC
It's getting more and more common to see female executives in the workplace, in roles previously dominated by males.
Stories by Courtney Edwards
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Subscriber ExclusiveWATCH | Hanamaki college student visits NPC through Sister City program
In early 2020, a National Park College student visited Fuji University in Hanamaki, Japan as part of the first college-level student exchange through the Siste…
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WATCH | Low Key Arts hosts $10K in 5 Weeks Fall Fundraiser
Low Key Arts is hosting a $10K in 5 Weeks Fall Fundraiser, with the goal of raising $10,000 by Dec. 9 to go toward its Inception to Projection Filmmaking progr…
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Subscriber ExclusiveLocal organizations pledge to work together through 100 Families
Restore Hope's 100 Families initiative celebrated the organization's official launch in Garland County on Monday with a signing of their declaration.
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WATCH | City receives $280K grant from US Dept. of Transportation
The city of Hot Springs recently received a Safe Streets and Roads for All Planning Grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation.
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Subscriber ExclusiveHot Springs senior is surprised with U of A scholarship
A Hot Springs World Class High School senior was surprised to learn she was awarded the You Can at Arkansas scholarship from the University of Arkansas on Frid…
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100 Families to officially launch in county
Restore Hope's 100 Families Initiative will officially launch in Garland County on Monday, with a community event at 1 p.m. at St. Luke's Episcopal Church.
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Subscriber ExclusiveWATCH | NPC, Jessieville High hosts career fair for sophomores, juniors, seniors
JESSIEVILLE -- Jessieville High School, in partnership with National Park College, recently hosted a career fair offering sophomores, juniors and seniors the o…
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Subscriber ExclusiveWATCH | Behind the Business: Mexican candy store brings more sweet options to Hot Springs
La Brujas Dulceria, a Mexican candy shop, opened a storefront on Third Street in May, offering not only Latin candy, but also snacks, drinks, desserts and Asia…
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WATCH | NPC’s total annual economic impact $111.4 million, study finds
The results of National Park College's recently concluded economic impact study were presented during the board of trustees' regular monthly meeting on Wednesd…
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NPC President Hogan announces intent to retire in 2024
National Park College President John Hogan announced his intent to retire in 2024 on Thursday.
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Subscriber ExclusiveWATCH | Marine technology student named NPC’s October Student of the Month
National Park College named a marine technology student as October's Student of the Month for not only his dedication to his studies, but also his desire to ma…
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Subscriber ExclusiveWATCH | Behind the Business: Childers pursues childhood dream of owning business
Krista Childers' interest in waxing and beautification started in her childhood, practicing with an at-home wax machine alongside her twin sister, Kara Childer…
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Subscriber ExclusiveWATCH | Local schools launch campaign to help parents, seniors with FAFSA
Career coaches from four local public school districts are preparing students for their future through the Arkansas College Application Campaign, taking place …
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Two NPC students awarded respiratory care scholarships
Two National Park College respiratory therapy students were recently awarded the Professional Achievement in Respiratory Care scholarship from the Lawrence Res…
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WATCH | AICA director speaks on generational poverty, goal setting
National Park College hosted a guest speaker Wednesday from the American Indian Center of Arkansas, a nonprofit organization with a mission to improve the qual…
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Subscriber ExclusiveWATCH | La Cala Estates: First homes to open by spring, developer says
A new gated housing complex is coming to Albright Road with 167 lots for single-family, three- and four-bedroom homes.
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WATCH | Behind the Business: Woman opens state’s first facial bar, plans school
FaceTyme Facial Bar, which opened in 2017, offers its clients the relaxing spa experience in a casual environment.
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WATCH | Mid-America will host 22nd annual Taste of the Holidays on Nov. 16
Mid-America Science Museum is preparing to host the 22nd annual Taste of the Holidays fundraiser on Nov. 16 from 6-9 p.m.
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Subscriber ExclusiveWATCH | First Step celebrates 65 years
First Step, a nonprofit organization providing comprehensive disability services, celebrated its 65th anniversary with a ceremony on Thursday.
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Subscriber ExclusiveWATCH | Behind the Business: DanceArts Studio thrives with new owners
DanceArts Studio has been in Hot Springs for decades, going through name changes as well as different owners.
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WATCH | ‘Keep moving’: Local woman celebrates 90th birthday at Jazzercise
While staying active is an important aspect of health and fitness, Jazzercise Hot Springs has one client taking the advice up to another level.
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WATCH | Crumbl Cookies to host grand opening Oct. 13
Crumbl Cookies is set to host its grand opening Oct. 13, offering giveaways and hosting a ribbon cutting at 10 a.m.
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Subscriber ExclusiveWATCH | Heart clinic celebrates 10 years
Arkansas Heart Hospital celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Hot Springs clinic on Thursday evening.
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WATCH | New nail salon opens on Albert Pike
Blink Nail Spa, 1910 Albert Pike Road, Suite G, opens its doors today for its soft opening through Oct. 31.
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WATCH | Literacy Council to expand, shares ways to help
The Literacy Council of Garland County is transitioning to the Literacy Council of the Ouachitas, planning to expand its services to Montgomery, Pike and Clark…
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Local artists bring ‘flavor’ of town to Big Steam Music Festival
Part of the intrigue in attending events such as the Big Steam Blues and Roots Music Festival is being entertained not only by the headliners but also area art…
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WATCH | Coy’s Steakhouse, Satellite Cafe returning to Hot Springs
LITTLE ROCK -- The Hotel Hot Springs announced plans Wednesday to reopen Coy's Steakhouse and Satellite Cafe from its location on Malvern Avenue.
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Coy’s Steakhouse, Satellite Cafe returning to Hot Springs
LITTLE ROCK -- The Hotel Hot Springs announced on Wednesday plans to reopen Coy's Steakhouse and Satellite Cafe from its location on Malvern Avenue.
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Subscriber ExclusiveGiving Circle surpasses $1M in donations
The Hot Springs Giving Circle recently donated to the Garland County Historical Society, Mid-America Science Museum and Cooperative Christian Ministries and Cl…
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Library brings back Garland County Reads, welcomes adults to participate
The Garland County Library is partnering with county public schools and organizations to bring back Garland County Reads with a few changes.
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NPC to celebrate 50-year anniversary Oct. 5
National Park College will host a 50th anniversary celebration on Oct. 5, celebrating the college's accomplishments over the decades.
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‘Thriller’ event: Halloween-themed Bridge Street LIVE adds contests
The Halloween-themed Bridge Street LIVE event is scheduled to return to the Bridge Street Entertainment District in downtown Hot Springs on Oct. 27, introducin…
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Magic Screams: Theme park adds ‘enhancements’ to favorite activities
Magic Screams Weekends returns to Magic Springs Theme and Water Park beginning Sept. 30 and running through October, inviting guests to enjoy the family fun by…
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Subscriber ExclusiveWATCH | Behind the Business: Rage room offers a more destructive form of therapy
Sometimes known as an alternative to therapy, rage rooms, also known as smash rooms, are appearing all over the country, including Hot Springs.
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GC Literacy Council to expand services to add more counties
The Literacy Council of Garland County is working toward expanding its services to the regional area, including Garland, Montgomery, Clark and Pike counties, a…
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Subscriber ExclusiveWATCH | Foundation offers former racehorses quality aftercare
While Hot Springs has been home to Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort's thoroughbred racetrack for more than a century, unlike many other states, Arkansas did not ha…
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100 Families initiative preparing to launch
Restore Hope Arkansas, a software and services organization, is working toward bringing the 100 Families initiative, which helps transition families from crisi…
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NPC, UAHT offer funeral service program
While National Park College offers many different programs for students to choose from, students have the rare opportunity to participate in the funeral servic…
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NPC receives $10K grant for wellness fund
The Oaklawn Foundation Student Wellness Fund through the United Way of the Ouachitas recently provided grants to various schools in Garland County, including $…
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‘Double Trouble’: Elvis tribute artists to perform in HS
Two teenage Elvis Presley tribute artists will take the stage at the Central Cabaret, 1008 Central Ave., at 8 p.m. Saturday, taking the audience through the ye…
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Origami Sake: Locally produced beverage extends reach in Arkansas
Origami Sake launched its brand throughout the state about three weeks ago, now offering premium sake in stores and restaurants across the state.
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WATCH | Redbud Hall: NPC board approves final plans, name for new housing
The National Park College Board of Trustees approved the final plans and naming of Redbud Hall, the new residential hall on campus, on Wednesday during its reg…
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Levi donates $50K to NPC in support of nursing program
Levi Hospital recently donated $50,000 to National Park College in support of the nursing and health science program.
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WATCH | NPC turns 50: Derden looks back on changes to college over the years
As public schools begin to settle back into session, National Park College begins classes on Aug. 21, soon to celebrate its 50th anniversary of its founding as…
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Planet Fitness to briefly close as it brings in upgraded equipment
Planet Fitness in Hot Springs will be closed starting today through Tuesday, reopening with new, updated equipment on Wednesday.
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Subscriber ExclusiveComing soon: Sportsman’s plans grand opening; Hurts, Crumbl near
As new businesses flock to Hot Springs, Sportsman's Warehouse will soon open its first Arkansas location on Aug. 31 with a grand opening celebration.
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WATCH | HS Gymnastics celebrates new location
Hot Springs Gymnastics is celebrating its move to 112 Bluestone Court with a Grand Opening Carnival on Saturday from 1-5 p.m.
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Out of Darkness Walk to take place at NPC next month
The Hot Springs Out of Darkness Walk will take place on Sept. 9 from National Park College, with Levi Hospital serving as the champion-level sponsor for the ev…
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Subscriber ExclusiveAtrium welcomes new executive director
The Atrium at Serenity Pointe welcomed a new executive director with a meet and greet event with residents on Aug. 8.
