COVID-19 Coronavirus Resources
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VISION 100 was developed by engaging in a process of discovering the kind of future our Rogers-Lowell community wanted. Residents were given opportunities last year to express their ideas in an online survey and a series of community tables. Through this discovery, we learned what our community envisions for itself in anticipation of our area reaching a population of 100,000 before 2035.
Since 1989 the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce has been the Keeper of the Community Vision and proactively collaborated with city and regional leaders to produce strategic visioning plans. VISION 100 is our most recent program unveiled at the 2019 Leaders Conference in the Fall of 2019.
Level 5 Design Group has rebranded to directly reflect their roots in architecture.
In partnership with numerous chambers of commerce and regional organizations, the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis is conducting a confidential survey of business leaders in the seven-state region of the Eighth Federal Reserve District.
Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge is temporarily closed due to public health concerns revolving around the COVID-19 pandemic, but you can still support them from home!
Arkansans have adapted to a new environment where social distancing has become our new normal, and working from home brings a new set of challenges.
Susan G. Komen Ozark has partnered with Hope Cancer Resources to help support the unique needs of people facing breast cancer during this health and economic crisis.
Small businesses utilize technology and take safety measures to continue to serve customers
iHeartMedia Inc. has a webpage on their Arkansas affiliate stations that links to local restaurant businesses who are open.
As part of Governor Hutchinson’s recent State of Arkansas Executive Department Proclamation EO – 20 – 13 (3) f, all Arkansas businesses are required to post a sign at the entrance of their facility.
The United States Department of Labor (DOL) issued guidelines Thursday on the unemployment insurance (UI) provisions in the CARES Act.
Northwest Physicians has made it possible to see their doctors using a smartphone, tablet or computer.
Scam artists thrive on fear, and the COVID-19 pandemic has not slowed their illegal schemes.
First Tee of NWA has announced that they are opening their outdoor driving range to the public on April 3.
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