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Little Rock mayor proposes new sales tax in first public meeting - Vimarsana News

Little Rock mayor proposes new sales tax in first public meeting

Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. says if the proposed sales tax increase passes, it would generate more than $650 million.

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Little Rock city board members vote to increase their annual pay by $7,000 | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Little Rock city board members vote to increase their annual pay by $7,000 | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Members of the Little Rock Board of Directors during a meeting on Tuesday voted to increase their annual pay by $7,000.

Little Rock city directors debate proposed $7,000 increase to their annual pay | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Little Rock city directors debate proposed $7,000 increase to their annual pay | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Members of the Little Rock Board of Directors during a meeting on Tuesday debated whether to increase their own pay by $7,000 a year.

Little Rock city directors debate proposed $7,000 increase to their annual pay | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Little Rock city directors debate proposed $7,000 increase to their annual pay | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Members of the Little Rock Board of Directors during a meeting on Tuesday debated whether to increase their own pay by $7,000 a year.

Little Rock city board members approve $2.1 million contract to reopen Jim Dailey indoor pool - Vimarsana News

Little Rock city board members approve $2.1 million contract to reopen Jim Dailey indoor pool

Members of the Little Rock Board of Directors during a meeting on Tuesday authorized a contract for up to $2.1 million meant to allow the indoor pool at the Dalton James Dailey Family Fitness and Aquatic Center to eventually reopen.