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Mary Hennigan
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Reporter, Arkansas Advocate
Little Rock
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By Mary Hennigan Verified| Arkansas Times Verified Education officials say they’re not sure if a recent expansion of Arkansas’s state-funded scholarship programs will be enough to woo more students to pursue higher degrees. “Finances are always the biggest barrier to students going ahead and accepting admittance,” said Denise Burford, an associate director of academic scholarships and financial aid at the University of Arkansas.
By Mary Hennigan Verified, Arkansas Advocate| Mountain Home Observer@ A $1 billion cut to the U.S. Department of Agriculture is expected to remove dependable protein sources for food banks in Arkansas, where one in five people lacked access to adequate food in 2023 — the nation’s highest rate. The cuts are also expected to slash significant earnings for local farmers who participated in the USDA’s Local Food Purchase Assistance Cooperative Agreement Program (LFPA) and the Local Food for Schools Cooperative Agreement Program (LFS).
By Mary Hennigan Verified| Arkansas Times Verified Education officials say they’re not sure if a recent expansion of Arkansas’s state-funded scholarship programs will be enough to woo more students to pursue higher degrees. “Finances are always the biggest barrier to students going ahead and accepting admittance,” said Denise Burford, an associate director of academic scholarships and financial aid at the University of Arkansas.
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Arkansas Advocate
Little Rock, Arkansas, United States