Flowers voices watershed project concerns
A state representative from Pine Bluff verbally sparred with officials from the Arkansas Black Mayors Association over how funding for watershed projects in the city and surrounding communities works.
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A state representative from Pine Bluff verbally sparred with officials from the Arkansas Black Mayors Association over how funding for watershed projects in the city and surrounding communities works.
State Rep. Vivian Flowers (D-Pine Bluff) will host a town hall meeting on Thursday, June 1, at 5:30 p.m. in the auditorium at Pine Bluff High School. Flowers will provide updates on critical legislation proposed and passed during the 94th General Assembly of the state Legislature, as well as on local issues critical to education and public safety.
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Arkansas state Rep. Jamie Scott, D-North Little Rock, shepherded a bill that aims to prevent discrimination in public schools and state-supported two- and four-year higher education institutions based on "natural, protective, or cultural hairstyles" through the Republican-dominated Legislature during this year's regular session.
State Rep. Vivian Flowers told a citizens' group on Thursday night she wasn't against a sales tax aimed at improving Pine Bluff, but was against the Go Forward Pine Bluff-sponsored tax on the ballot on May 9.