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Update: Wind Blade Maker Cutting 150 Jobs In Little Rock

LM Glasfiber, a wind blade manufacturer, has announced that it will halt production at its facility on Scott Hamilton Drive in Little Rock, laying off about 150 workers.

A Cabot Man's Quest For Perfect Cup Of Coffee

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Possibly No More DTV Coupons

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The U.S. Department of Commerce isn't giving out any more DTV converter box coupons. The program is out of money. Now hundreds of thousands of people are on a waiting list.

Today's Living On 'Today's THV at 5': Ways To Save Money

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It's a new year and on Today's Living on "Today's THV at 5," we have new creative ways to help try and save you money.

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Kitchen Sink Stories

VIDEO: The Coolest Wingsuit Flying Video You Will See Today

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OK, so some of us received this video and we've all been talking about it. You have to see these guys windsuit flying in Norway. It's crazy stuff!

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National/International

Airlines Offer Bargain Fares

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There are a lot of bargains to be found if you're planning to fly somewhere.

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Education News

Developing News: Free Classes For Job Hunters

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The Pulaski County Adult Education offers free classes for job seekers or those looking to beef up their skills.

Today's Living on 'Today's THV at 5': Sharing the Wealth |

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Project Arkansas

Project Arkansas: Benefiting From The Good In Arkansas

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Despite the grim economy, there's some good news to tell you about. Nonprofit organizations give a boost to the Arkansas economy. In our Project Arkansas report, a partnership with UALR and Today's THV, we continue to explore issues that make a difference in the lives of Arkansans.

Project Arkansas: Help For Arkansas From Arkansas |

Project Arkansas: Why Arkansas Is Less Educated |

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Business News

Bush Says Action Needed Now On Bailout

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President Bush is making a fresh appeal for Congress to move quickly on his proposal for a $700 billion program to stabilize cascading financial markets.