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A unanimous vote of the 14-member Airport Authority Board on Sept. 19 finalized the airports split from the city of Highfill.

Jerry Holmes of Heber Springs, a former Cleburne County judge and sheriff, announced this week he is running for the Republican nomination for Arkansas House of Representatives District 41 seat next year with incumbent Rep. Josh Miller, R-Heber Springs, not seeking reelection.

An executive committee of Arkansas lawmakers signed off Thursday on an audit of the purchase of a $19,000 lectern by the governors office.

Six officers — Kendall Davis, Benjamin Lowe, Jonathan Maclin, Jessi Rivera, Dalton Solley and Joshua Wherry — have joined the team at the University of Arkansas Police Department. 

The event was hosted by the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center.

Former Cleburne County Sheriff Marty Moss of Heber Springs said he will seek the Republican nomination for Arkansas House of Representatives District 41 seat after incumbent Rep. Josh Miller, R-Heber Springs, announced he isnt seeking reelection next year.

Arkansas is a beautiful state and more and more people are finding out it's not only a great state to visit but a great state to live too.

Six-term incumbent state Rep. Josh Miller said he will not seek reelection.

Centerton Mayor Bill Edwards said the services Ritter is offering “will ensure families have the access they need to learn and play.”

Food to Families has been around for five years and introduced the new pantry on Tuesday