University Of Arkansas Fort Smith

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Local.Arkansas.gov - County and Municipal Information & Services
Sebastian County was formed on January 6, 1851, from parts of Crawford, Scott and Polk counties and was named for William K. Sebastian, a Judge, State Senator and U.S. Senator from Arkansas. The landscape of Sebastian County is rolling farmlands, forested ridges, isolated mountains and lakes. The county seats are Fort Smith and Greenwood. The economic base is strong and diversified with manufacturing, service industries, timber, agriculture (beef, dairy, spinach, turnip greens). A strong oriental community brings a variety of influences, businesses and restaurants. The Westark Community College offers a four-year degree through the University of Arkansas. Fort Smith's arts center, community theater, and symphony further enrich the cultural life of the area. The stately limestone courthouse in Ft. Smith, which contains 254 rooms, houses early history of the county. Among several markers on the courthouse grounds is a statue of a Confederate soldier, on top of a pedestal nearly three sto ... [Read More]

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Fort Smith, Arkansas 72913 ... [Read More]

DHS EMPLOYEE RECRUITMENT - Text/Calendar
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Jones, 20, is a native of Fort Smith, AR and is also attending college in Fort Smith at University of Arkansas, Fort Smith (UAFS). He is a sophomore majoring in liberal arts and music and plans on attending law school upon graduation. Jones has previously interned for Boozman in the Congressman’s Fort Smith office. ...

Butler, 20, graduated from Southside High School in Fort Smith, AR in 2003. A sophomore at Southwest Missouri State University, Butler is majoring in public administration. ... [Read More]

Arkansas Lieutenant Governor:About the Office
Maurice L. Britt (born June 30, 1919), manufacturer, the son of Maurice Lee and Virgie (Oliver) Britt, was born in Carlisle, Arkansas, and grew up in Lonoke. An outstanding high school athlete, he attended the University of Arkansas on an athletic scholarship. His nickname, "Footsie," derived from his size 13 foot. Following graduation in 1941, be briefly played professional football with the Detroit Lions. Called into military service in December 1941, he suffered the loss of his right arm in February 1944 and received the Medal of Honor and the Distinguished Service Cross. Britt retired from active duty on December 31, 1944, and entered the University of Arkansas law school where he was a student in 1945 and 1946. He left law school to become associated with a Fort Smith furniture manufacturing company. ... [Read More]

Arkansas Board of Apportionment - Events
7/20/01 9:00 - 11:00 AM - Fort Smith, AR ...

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BOARD MEMBERS OF THE ARKANSAS APPRAISER LICENSING & CERTIFICATION BOARD
5426 Euper Lane, Fort Smith, AR 72903. (479) 452-7111; (479) 452-2672 fax. Term expires 1/15/2006; eligible for reappointment. Certified general appraiser in Arkansas and Oklahoma. The Rausch Co. primarily does residential appraisals in Sebastian/Crawford counties in Arkansas and selected east Oklahoma communities. Graduated 1979 from University of Arkansas. Has real estate brokers license. Married with 2 children, Rausch is a football and baseball youth coach, Boy Scout leader and Sunday School teacher. ... [Read More]

Governor Mike Huckabee of Arkansas
The institute, which was constructed following a $48 million gift from Stephens, is on the campus of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences at Little Rock. Shown above are (from left to right) UAMS Chancellor I. Dodd Wilson, the governor, Donald W. Reynolds Foundation board chairman Fred Smith of Las Vegas and University of Arkansas President B. Alan Sugg. Smith is an Arkansas native. The $4 million conference center includes a 335-seat auditorium, a large conference room and state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment. The Donald W. Reynolds Foundation pledged $3 million to UAMS to help build the conference center. Under Smith's leadership, the Reynolds Foundation has awarded more than $850 million in grants, including $220 million in Arkansas and more than $50 million to UAMS. ... [Read More]