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The University of Arkansas at Little Rock Campus Bookstore awarded a total of $25,000 in student scholarships for the spring 2021 semester, a $15,000 increase over previous semesters.
This increase in the scholarship enabled the Bookstore Advisory Committee to select double the number of recipients to receive the book grant awards, adding much needed support for students within the UA Little Rock community. According to the bookstore manager Brenda Thomas, they were able to give out a total of 50 book grant awards.
Award recipients include 36 undergraduate students: Andrew Harden, Andrea Vargas, Ashley Gray, Bernard Gaer, Cami Lambert, Chaney Callahan, Clayton Hughes, Cory Gibson, Ebony Jackson, Faviola Alba, Haley Hankins, Jackson Jones, Jalen Black, Jasmine Morrow, Joy Allen, Kenedie St. Mary, Lakendra Mackey, Madison Harper, Makayla Harville, Makayla Machen, Maria McNeill, Meghan McClain, Morgan Morrow, Noah Eggensperger, Reanna Hamm, Shanna Hastings, Shuntel
A voice lost to COVID: Longtime Valley radio host remembered for his contagious personality
Family, friends, and former co-workers remember Bryan Allen, a longtime radio DJ in Phoenix who died recently from complications after contracting COVID-19.
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The Valley has lost a longtime radio voice to COVID-19. Bryan Allen died earlier this month; he was 58 years old.
If you lived here in the early 2000s, odds are you ve heard his voice. Bryan Allen hosted Monday through Friday afternoons on Mix 96.9 for nearly 14 years. He had that role from 1999 to 2013.
Those who knew him knew his smile, his big personality and his love for the community.
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A LANDMARK building and visitor attraction in Durham will stay closed beyond lockdown restrictions so it can undergo restoration. Durham Town Hall has been central to the city since the 14th century and is a popular site to learn about County Durham’s heritage. The building has attracted almost 16,000 visitors since Durham County Council opened it to the public in November 2018, with people visiting on Saturdays to learn about the Prince Bishops who ruled the county from the 11th Century, the evolution of local government, or how the town hall developed from the first timber structure of 1356 to the complex building it is today.