National Park College’s (NPC) Food Preparation II students presented International Cuisine Day last week, where they explored the flavors, culture, and history of a county of their choice and presented their finding to guests in visual form, culinary presentation, and research paper and fact sheet.
The Communications and Arts Division and the NPC Library held the 11th annual Poetry in the Park competition last week as part of the Student Art Showcase.
When it came time to continue his baseball career at the next level, Hot Springs senior Shawn Lingo knew there was no place like home.
National Park College (NPC) Singers will present the program Sing On Tuesday, April 30 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church.
NPC alumnus, Jeff Crow, Director of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will accept an award for Outstanding Alumni.
The Outstanding Alumnus award was presented to 2012 graduate Ashley Kincannon.
The Outstanding Alumni award was presented to Dr. Nancy Anderson, superintendent for Cutter Morning Star School District.
National Park College (NPC) hosted a Nursing and Health Sciences Honors Day Thursday. More than $70,000 in scholarships were awarded to nursing and health sciences students.
Mike Dugan's relationship with National Park College began in 1974; just one year after the College was formed. He was the head tennis professional at Hot Springs Country Club while also teaching tennis each week at GCCC.
Otto Thorwarth experienced a very illustrious 12-year career as a professional horse jockey capturing 1,500 wins and a number of riding titles.
