Gov. Hutchinson appoints new members to Arkansas State Plant Board
Governor Asa Hutchinson has appointed new members to fill the open positions on the Arkansas State Plant Board.
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Governor Asa Hutchinson has appointed new members to fill the open positions on the Arkansas State Plant Board.
Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Thursday made 14 appointments to the state Plant Board, including potentially the first Black person to ever serve on the board.
Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Thursday made 14 appointments to the state Plant Board, including potentially the first Black person to ever serve on the board.
Raven's Nest pantry open next week
Recent Arkansas Supreme Court rulings have stripped a Mountain Home exterminator of his seat on the state Plant Board. The Plant Board, which was created in 1917 to address a plant disease that threatened the state’s apple industry, most recently operated with seven members appointed by the governor and nine other members appointed by the various agricultural trade groups whose industries are regulated by the board. Two members represent the University of Arkansas System’s Agriculture Division, but do not have voting privileges. Mark Hopper of Hopper Termite and Pest Control was one of th...