State Sen. Lance Eads of Springdale resigns, accepts lobbying job
State Sen. Lance Eads, R-Springdale, resigned Thursday to take a job with a Little Rock consulting firm.
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State Sen. Lance Eads, R-Springdale, resigned Thursday to take a job with a Little Rock consulting firm.
Photo: State Senator Lance Eads (Dist. 7-R) SPRINGDALE, Ark. -- An Arkansas state senator from Springdale announced his resignation on Thursday. KNWA reports
Former state Rep. Jim Bob Duggar of Tontitown announced Friday he will be a candidate for Arkansas State Senate District 7 seat vacated by the resignation of Sen. Lance Eads, R-Springdale.
A special election will need to be called by Gov. Asa Hutchinson to fill the district 7 position in northwest Arkansas.
State Sen. Lance Eads, R-Springdale, resigned Thursday to take a job with a Little Rock consulting firm.