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Gov. Hutchinson proposes $194.6M increase in fiscal 2023 budget to $6.04B; biggest raises for human services, education - Vimarsana News

Gov. Hutchinson proposes $194.6M increase in fiscal 2023 budget to $6.04B; biggest raises for human services, education

Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Tuesday proposed a $194.6 million increase in the state's general revenue budget to $6.04 billion in the fiscal year starting July 1, with most of the increase for public schools and human services programs.

Roaf-Little seeks seat as justice of the peace - Vimarsana News

Roaf-Little seeks seat as justice of the peace

Andrea Roaf-Little announced her candidacy for Justice of the Peace for District 5.

Roaf-Little seeks seat as justice of the peace - Vimarsana News

Roaf-Little seeks seat as justice of the peace

Andrea Roaf-Little announced her candidacy for Justice of the Peace for District 5.

Legislative subcommittee agrees with boosting pay for Arkansas corrections positions - Vimarsana News

Legislative subcommittee agrees with boosting pay for Arkansas corrections positions

A new salary schedule for Arkansas Department of Corrections employees received approval from a legislative subcommittee Wednesday, and officials hope this is the first step in addressing employment and retention issues at prisons that have reached a crisis point.

Legislative subcommittee agrees with boosting pay for Arkansas corrections positions - Vimarsana News

Legislative subcommittee agrees with boosting pay for Arkansas corrections positions

A new salary schedule for Arkansas Department of Corrections employees received approval from a legislative subcommittee Wednesday, and officials hope this is the first step in addressing employment and retention issues at prisons that have reached a crisis point.