Area organizations and volunteers counted homeless people in Fort Smith on Thursday as part of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development s national annual survey known as the Point in Time count.
Area organizations and volunteers counted homeless people in Fort Smith on Thursday as part of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development s national annual survey known as the Point in Time count.
Creating a community theater production of "Cinderella" "starts with a wish," says Eric Wells, who is directing the Fort Smith Little Theatre summer musical. On top of that, layer "colorful characters, beautiful music, wonderful dancing and magic on and off stage," and what you get, he says, is "an experience no one will forget."
Creating a community theater production of "Cinderella" "starts with a wish," says Eric Wells, who is directing the Fort Smith Little Theatre summer musical. On top of that, layer "colorful characters, beautiful music, wonderful dancing and magic on and off stage," and what you get, he says, is "an experience no one will forget."
Fort Smith Times Record
The University of Arkansas – Fort Smith on Saturday completed a series of socially distanced commencement ceremonies to honor the 2021 graduates following last week s event for the class of 2020.
Due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, in-person commencement ceremonies were not held in December for the class of 2020. While close to 200 students walked the stage on May 1, there were 810 graduates in the class of 2020 who earned bachelor s degrees; 247 who earned associate degrees; 119 who earned technical certificates; and 12 who earned master s degrees.
The 2021 candidates who walked May 7-9 included those graduating in the spring and summer 2021 semesters and comprised 542 bachelor s degree candidates; 172 associate degree candidates; 75 technical certificate candidates; and eight master s degree candidates, including the five students who are the first to graduate from the university s Master of Education program.