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Top elected state officials list 2022 expenses paid by nongovernmental groups - Vimarsana News

Top elected state officials list 2022 expenses paid by nongovernmental groups

Former Gov. Asa Hutchinson received nearly $69,000 from outside groups for food, lodging and travel-related expenses last year, according to a recently filed financial disclosure report.

Jeff LeMaster Named Communications Chief for AG's Office - Vimarsana News

Jeff LeMaster Named Communications Chief for AG's Office

LeMaster was previously chief of communications for the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism.

Sanders announces picks to head state's Division of Environmental Quality, Economic Development Commission - Vimarsana News

Sanders announces picks to head state's Division of Environmental Quality, Economic Development Commission

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Thursday tapped Clint O'Neal to serve as executive director of the Arkansas Economic Development Commission and named Caleb Osborne director of the Division of Environmental Quality.

State Bans in U.S. on TikTok Will Impact Tourism Marketing - Vimarsana News

State Bans in U.S. on TikTok Will Impact Tourism Marketing

Multiple state tourism agencies ended their growing participation on the short form video sharing platform TikTok to comply with their state executive orders. As they exit, they plan to move the resources allocated for TikTok into their other social media channels.

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Fort Smith's request to stop flying Confederate flag will go before Arkansas History Commission - Vimarsana News

Fort Smith's request to stop flying Confederate flag will go before Arkansas History Commission

The Arkansas History Commission will review this week its first historical preservation waiver since the Arkansas State Capitol and Historical Monument Protection Act became law, and the decision could impact whether Fort Smith will be allowed to replace its Flags over Fort Smith display.