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Carolyn Price refuses to push herself past her limits. The 77-year-old asks her relatives or neighbors to get items from high shelves when she needs them, and she knows where the flaws are in the carpeting of the Little Rock apartment she has called home since January 2010. “I know where to step, how to […] The post Private management of subsidized housing creates problems for low-income older Arkansans appeared first on Arkansas Advocate.

Little Rock’s embattled public housing agency is expected to have a full governing board next week with the approval of the city board of directors. The board of the Housing Authority of the City of Little Rock, known as the Metropolitan Housing Alliance, chose attorney and engineer Monty Baugh to fill one seat at a […] The post Little Rock’s public housing agency fills two remaining board seats, pending city approval appeared first on Arkansas Advocate.

Members of the Little Rock Metropolitan Housing Alliances board of commissioners on Thursday voted to have the housing authority removed as a plaintiff in litigation filed by two ousted commissioners.

Members of the Little Rock Metropolitan Housing Alliances board of commissioners on Thursday voted to have the housing authority removed as a plaintiff in litigation filed by two ousted commissioners.

Members of the Little Rock Metropolitan Housing Alliances board of commissioners on Thursday voted to have the housing authority removed as a plaintiff in litigation filed by two ousted commissioners.

Members of the Little Rock Metropolitan Housing Alliances board of commissioners on Thursday voted to have the housing authority removed as a plaintiff in litigation filed by two ousted commissioners.

Pulaski County Circuit Judge Cara Connors will allow a nonprofit entity and three of its ex-board members to intervene in litigation over the ouster of two Little Rock housing authority commissioners, according to a ruling issued on Thursday.

Pulaski County Circuit Judge Cara Connors will allow a nonprofit entity and three of its ex-board members to intervene in litigation over the ouster of two Little Rock housing authority commissioners, according to a ruling issued on Thursday.

Pulaski County Circuit Judge Cara Connors will allow the nonprofit Central Arkansas Housing Corporation and three of its former board members to intervene in litigation over the ouster of two Little Rock housing authority commissioners, she said on Thursday.

A conflict between the reconstituted board of the Little Rock housing authority and an affiliated nonprofit escalated on Wednesday when the housing authoritys board voted to act aggressively to gain control of the nonprofits assets and accounts.