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Federal environmental regulations put U.S. at disadvantage, Westerman tells state lawmakers - Vimarsana News

Federal environmental regulations put U.S. at disadvantage, Westerman tells state lawmakers

Arkansas' U.S. Rep. Bruce Westerman told state legislators Tuesday that a new federal air quality regulation is "close to one of the most insane rules that I've seen the EPA come out with."

Globe holds 44th annual spelling bee for school champs - Vimarsana News

Globe holds 44th annual spelling bee for school champs

Today in the Globe newsroom we were amazed by kids and their spelling acumen.

Sevier County Medical Center's use of $6.25M in federal funds will get Arkansas Legislative Audit review - Vimarsana News

Sevier County Medical Center's use of $6.25M in federal funds will get Arkansas Legislative Audit review

The Legislative Joint Auditing Committee voted Friday to authorize Arkansas Legislative Audit to review Sevier County Medical Center's use of $6.25 million in federal American Rescue Plan funds.

Sevier County Medical Center's use of $6.25M in federal funds will get Arkansas Legislative Audit review | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Sevier County Medical Center's use of $6.25M in federal funds will get Arkansas Legislative Audit review | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The Legislative Joint Auditing Committee voted Friday to authorize Arkansas Legislative Audit to review Sevier County Medical Center's use of $6.25 million in federal American Rescue Plan funds.

Funding recommended for four rural Arkansas hospitals | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Funding recommended for four rural Arkansas hospitals | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A legislative panel on Tuesday advanced the state Department of Human Services' requests for federal American Rescue Plan funds totaling about $12.5 million to provide emergency aid relief to hospitals in Dumas, Eureka Springs, Magnolia and Piggott.