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The Get Your Shot, Dammit Edition The Get Your Shot, Dammit Edition July 2, 20213:11 pm On this week’s podcast, Max Brantley and Lindsey Millar talk about the Delta variant of the coronavirus taking hold in Arkansas, Governor Hutchinson’s deployment of National Guard troops to the border, the police killing of a Lonoke County teen, the LRSD poised to be released from state control and the Little Rock sales tax election. Advertisement Help us report on the coronavirus crisis The COVID-19 pandemic is reshaping all aspects of life in Arkansas. We re interested in hearing from doctors, nurses and other health care workers; from patients and their families; from people in longterm care facilities and their families; from parents and students affected by the crisis; from people who have lost their job; from people with knowledge of workplaces or communities that aren t taking appropriate measures to slow the spread of the disease; and more.Send us a tip

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Peak Innovation Center construction delayed, students will still participate in programs

Peak Innovation Center construction delayed, students will still participate in programs Abbi Ross, Fort Smith Times Record © John Lovett Construction on the Peak Innovation Center continues June 28, 2021. Construction on Peak started in January 2020 with $13,724,046 allocated from the 2018 millage funds. There has been $3,780,525 in additional funding allocated for construction, which brings the total allocated construction funding to $17,504,571. While the Peak Innovation Center may not be opening its doors in August as planned, students will still be able to complete the programs intended. Programs will instead take place at the University of Arkansas-Fort Smith s Western Arkansas Technical Center, said Christina Williams, coordinator of public information for the Fort Smith Public School district. The Peak Innovation Center was scheduled to be completed April 29.

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Peak Innovation Center construction delay: Students still in programs

Fort Smith Times Record While the Peak Innovation Center may not be opening its doors in August as planned, students will still be able to complete the programs intended. Programs will instead take place at the University of Arkansas-Fort Smith s Western Arkansas Technical Center, said Christina Williams, coordinator of public information for the Fort Smith Public School district. The Peak Innovation Center was scheduled to be completed April 29. The Fort Smith Board of Education recently learned the center will not open on Aug. 16 as planned for the fall semester, but will now open at the start of the spring semester in January 2022.

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Walton Foundation, corporate interests join lawsuit against state law banning health care for transgender children

Walton Foundation, corporate interests join lawsuit against state law banning health care for transgender children
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Concerns grow over amount of unvaccinated in Arkansans

As the Delta variant of COVID-19 spreads, some are worried many Arkansans won t be protected. Author: Ashley Godwin (THV11) Updated: 8:44 AM CDT June 30, 2021 LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas At Tuesday s press conference, Governor Hutchinson gave some staggering statistics. Of the nearly 1,000 people that have died from COVID since mid-January in Arkansas, 99% of them were not vaccinated. Plus, most of our active cases are of people who are not fully immunized. Kavanaugh Pharmacy owner Anne Pace has seen fewer and fewer people coming in to get the shot. They even had to close down the vaccination clinic due to the shrinking need. From probably February to the end of May we were doing anywhere from 150 to 400 in an afternoon at the vaccine center, said Pace. Now we do probably 20 to 30 vaccines in a day.

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