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LITTLE ROCK NOTEBOOK: Advocacy group makes endorsements | Discolored water possible from 30 Crossing work - Vimarsana News

LITTLE ROCK NOTEBOOK: Advocacy group makes endorsements | Discolored water possible from 30 Crossing work

Utility warns of discolored water

Little Rock board decides on spending of American Rescue Plan Act - Vimarsana News

Little Rock board decides on spending of American Rescue Plan Act

The vote didn't come without pushback. Some Little Rock residents are feeling left out of the big decision.

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Little Rock board votes to adopt Ward 6 representative's plan allocating most of second tranche of federal aid - Vimarsana News

Little Rock board votes to adopt Ward 6 representative's plan allocating most of second tranche of federal aid

Members of the Little Rock Board of Directors at a meeting Tuesday approved a plan sponsored by City Director Doris Wright to spend $13.35 million of the latest $18.8 million tranche of federal recovery money provided to the city.

Two proposals on how to allocate second tranche of federal aid before Little Rock Board of Directors - Vimarsana News

Two proposals on how to allocate second tranche of federal aid before Little Rock Board of Directors

Members of the Little Rock Board of Directors at a meeting today will consider two proposals to allocate money from the second tranche of federal recovery money received earlier this year.

Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. files candidate paperwork to run for a second term - Vimarsana News

Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. files candidate paperwork to run for a second term

Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. on Monday filed election paperwork with the city clerk's office to run for a second four-year term this November.