Arkansas places 28 on Winter SEC Academic Honor Roll
Twenty-eight Arkansas Razorbacks student-athletes were named to the Winter SEC Academic Honor Roll. The honorees represent four sports programs based on strong academic achievements during recent terms.
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Who are the ex-high school stars from Washington County area competing on Wednesday, April 22?
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How many lawyers with active licenses were practicing law in cities within Washington County as of Q1?
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Arkansas places 28 on Winter SEC Academic Honor Roll
Twenty-eight Arkansas Razorbacks student-athletes were named to the Winter SEC Academic Honor Roll. The honorees represent four sports programs based on strong academic achievements during recent terms.
Who from Washington County area’s former high school athletes will participate in games on Sunday, April 26?
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Fayetteville to activate new solar array at City Hall on April 27
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