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Arkansas legislative leaders, both newly elected and reelected, look ahead to 2025

Arkansas's new House speaker, other legislative leaders look ahead to 2025

U. S. Steel Celebrates Launch of New Electrical Steel Line with Ribbon Cutting in Osceola, Arkansas

Conservatives not in the House today

It's often said that we get the Legislature we deserve. Not this time.

Readers share feedback of Pickles Farms sandwich shop in St Helens

FOLLOWING our report into one of the oldest serving sandwich shops in the town centre, its reputation is undeniable as the comment section was…

State of Arkansas Observes First Johnny Cash Day

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Shock at 'mindless' act of vandalism at Newton Library

RESIDENTS have expressed their shock after a man committed a "mindless" act of vandalism in a library last week.

2 Arkansas campaigns' ethics cases settled

LITTLE ROCK -- Rep. Vivian Flowers, D-Pine Bluff, agreed to pay a $50 fine and receive a public letter of caution in a settlement of a complaint filed with the Arkansas Ethics Commission, the commission's director said Friday.

Bill works to prevent Arkansas seniors from being scammed

Bill works to prevent Arkansas seniors from being scammed A new bill in the Arkansas Legislature looks to prevent the senior population of Arkansas from being scammed. (Source: Pixabay) By Region 8 Newsdesk | March 31, 2021 at 8:05 PM CDT - Updated April 1 at 8:32 AM LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KAIT) - A new bill in the Arkansas Legislature looks to prevent the senior population of Arkansas from being scammed. Filed by Rep. Carlton Wing (R-North Little Rock) and State Sen. Jonathan Dismang (R-Beebe), HB1391 would allow financial institutions to report potential exploitation cases to the Attorney General’s office. The bill could put a freeze on account transactions while being investigated.

Special election held for Lake City mayor