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Girls State at Harding University cut short due to spread of norovirus infection

Arkansas Girls State being held at Harding University this week has been cut short due to a highly-contagious vomiting bug spreading among attendees. ....

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'The Breakfast Club' 30 years later: Don't you forget about them

The Breakfast Club: Should you still be worried about growing up to be your parents? What happened to that Illinois school in the movie? Do you still want to be Judd Nelson? ....

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Cranford Co., Design Group and C3 Win State Work for Vaccine Ads

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Pam Jones, president of Culturally Connected Communications of Little Rock, which will do work under Arkansas $8 million media plan to encourage COVID-19 vaccinations.
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Three Little Rock marketing firms led by Cranford Co. have landed $8 million in state Health Department contracts for advertising to persuade Arkansans to get COVID-19 vaccinations.
Along with giving Cranford a $4.5 million assignment, the state used pandemic emergency procurement procedures to hire Design Group and Culturally Connected Communications to promote the vaccine to Black, Hispanic and Marshallese residents.
Cranford Co., led by brothers Chris, Jay and Ross Cranford, will lead the bulk of the advertising campaign with a contract providing basically $4 million for paid media and $500,000 for agency time and creativity. ....

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