Headwinds are buffeting The Van, but director says closing not an option
21-09-2026 21:35 via arktimes.com

Headwinds are buffeting The Van, but director says closing not an option

Under somewhat dire-sounding circumstances, the founder of The Van, Aaron Reddin, has been tagged back into service as an interim executive director, with his first tasks being to get to the bottom of a theft, look for a new executive director and increase donations.In April, Parker Reid took over as director, but as of Monday morning, Reddin said, he is no longer employed by The Van, a nonprofit that locates and takes aid to unsheltered, homeless people. Reddin made it clear that Reid’s d
Read more »

Arkansas news



Listen to your Elders: Lessons in public service from Dr. Joycelyn Elders
Listen to your Elders: Lessons in public service from Dr. Joycelyn Elders
4 candidates seek to fill Arkansas state Senate seat vacancy
4 candidates seek to fill Arkansas state Senate seat vacancy
Report: State going backward in insuring children
Report: State going backward in insuring children
Wendell Griffen celebrates birthday with data center win
Wendell Griffen celebrates birthday with data center win
Deputy solicitor general leaving attorney general’s office
Deputy solicitor general leaving attorney general’s office
Arkansas Times launches Project Catfish
Arkansas Times launches Project Catfish
Appeals court hears arguments over Arkansas’ Ten Commandments in classrooms mandate
Appeals court hears arguments over Arkansas’ Ten Commandments in classrooms mandate
‘Rumors of Peace’: A Q&A with writer Hope Coulter ahead of Six Bridges Book Festival
‘Rumors of Peace’: A Q&A with writer Hope Coulter ahead of Six Bridges Book Festival
After months of turmoil, Pulaski County Quorum Court passes sweeping data center rules
After months of turmoil, Pulaski County Quorum Court passes sweeping data center rules
After months of turmoil, Pulaski County passes sweeping data center rules
After months of turmoil, Pulaski County passes sweeping data center rules
Proposed Sherwood school district draws resistance 
Proposed Sherwood school district draws resistance 
Garland County woman hit with felony charge for pretending to be pregnant while on trial 
Garland County woman hit with felony charge for pretending to be pregnant while on trial 
From the inbox: Republicans force us to think about their odd relationships with dogs
From the inbox: Republicans force us to think about their odd relationships with dogs
South Korean defense contractor will build $2.2 billion factory at Pine Bluff Arsenal
South Korean defense contractor will build $2.2 billion factory at Pine Bluff Arsenal
Desktop versie