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Smackover - Sumac Valero at Highway 7
 

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 El Dorado - Mellor Park Mall N.W. Ave.
 

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 Hampton - 167/278 intersection at C-store
 

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 Fordyce - McDonalds at Highway 167
 

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 Farindale - Farindale store & station at Highway 167
 

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 Sheridan -Wal-Mart parking lot
 

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 Van will depart Little Rock when all riders have completed their VA Med. Center appointments, but NO LATER than 2:30 pm.
 

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Fayetteville - Main lobby, old hospital
 

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 Clarksville - Hardee's, exit 55
 

 Russellville - McDonalds next to Pilot truck stop
 

 Morrilton - Shell station, exit 107
 

 Conway - Big Lots parking, exit 127
 

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 Heber Springs - Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Fridays - 501-362-6211 
 

Heber Springs - 710 North Scott Street
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 El Paso - Shell Station/McDonalds
 

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 Cabot - Exxon, Highway 5
 

 8:00 a.m.
 

 Quitman - Lonestar parking lot, Highway 25
 

 7:00 a.m.
 

 Guy - Thunderbird station
 

 7:05 a.m.
 

 Greenbrier
 

 7:15 a.m.
 

 Van will depart Little Rock when all riders have completed them VA Medical Center appointments, but NO LATER than 3:00 pm.
 

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 Batesville Route -- Mondays and Wednesdays - 870-793-8812 
 

Batesville -- Sheriff's Office (Myer's Street)
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 Southside -- Church parking lot
 

 7:10 a.m.
 

 Pleasant Plains -- Exxon station
 

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 Bald Knob -- Exxon station (exit 55)
 

 7:40 a.m.
 

 Searcy -- Exxon station (exit 46)
 

 7:50 a.m.
 

 Beebe -- Country Store (exit 28)
 

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 Cabot -- New Service Station (exit 16)
 

 8:25 a.m.
 

 Jacksonville -- Waffle House (exit 9)
 

 8:35 a.m.
 

 Little Rock -- Van will depart Little Rock when all riders have completed their appointments, but no later than 2:30 p.m.
 

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Bill Text - AB-132 Postsecondary education trailer bill.
(c) “Analytical tools” means the resources that provide for access to information for research and evaluation purposes such as dashboards, a query builder, summaries of key student and employment outcomes, and a research library,
	 including, but not limited to, the P20W data set.(d) “California College Guidance Initiative” (CCGI) means the public-nonprofit partnership of Student Friendly Services, established pursuant to Item 6100-172-0001 of the annual Budget Act, authorized by Section 60900.5, and administered by the Foundation for California Community Colleges established pursuant to Section 72670.5, or a successor agent.(e) “Data providers” means entities that submit the individual, educational, academic, training, employment, social service, health, and other information used to create the data system.(f) “Data requests in the public interest” means those requests that enable parents, educators, health and human services providers, researchers, and policymakers to provide appropriate interventions and supports to address disparities in
	 opportunities and improve outcomes for all students.(g) “Data system” means the Cradle-to-Career Data System established pursuant to this chapter.(h) “eTranscript California” means an electronic transcript service administered by the California Community Colleges, or a successor agent.(i) “Governing board” means the governing board established pursuant to Section 10864 that is subject to Sections 10865 and 10866.(j) “Managing entity” means the office created in Section 10862 that is responsible for Section 10867.(k) “Operational tools” means the publicly supported educator-, student-, and parent-facing tools that use student-specific data to support college planning and education
	 transitions, including, but not limited to, the CCGI and eTranscript California. All tools under this definition shall comply with the student privacy provisions of Section 49073.1. Pursuant to subdivision (d) of Section 10870, a local educational agency shall not be required to enter into a contract with a provider of publicly supported “operational tools” as defined in this subdivision.
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She<a href="https://vikingnews.delmar.edu/dmc-transportation-training-services-graduate-ashley-leiva-wins-national-transition-trucking-driving-for-excellence-award-for-veterans/" rel="noopener"> provided</a> the inspiration for Ashley to begin tank trucking and the encouragement to enter the Army straight out of high school. </p>

<p>With over 15 years in the Army, Ashley<a href="https://www.tenfourmagazine.com/2023/03/women-in-trucking/do-the-job-nobody-wants/" rel="noopener"> has trained</a> all over the world, including Indonesia, Malaysia and Australia. She deployed to Iraq twice and served as a senior culinary manager over dining facilities stateside and abroad. She attained the rank sergeant first class in the 569th Quartermaster Company in <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashley-leiva-b6898b159/" rel="noopener">Honolulu</a>, Hawaii. She left the military early, in April 2021, when her mother died of stomach cancer six months before she had originally planned to rejoin civilian life.</p>

<p>It was Johnny who invited Ashley to join him in maintaining their mother’s legacy by continuing her trucking company. Ashley had earned a commercial driver’s license in the Army to haul people and culinary goods to both training and active areas. However, she made sure to learn the specifics of tank trucking, taking lessons in managing big rigs and graduating from Del Mar College’s transportation training services program in November 2021.</p>

<p>Trucking companies nominated thousands of Veterans for the Transition Trucking award based on performance, including criteria of successful transition into life as a civilian truck driver and focus on safety in the profession.