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More than 20 state officials endorse DeSantis following first GOP debate - Vimarsana News

More than 20 state officials endorse DeSantis following first GOP debate

EXCLUSIVE — Over 20 state- and county-level officials endorsed Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) for president on Thursday following his performance at the Republican National Committee's primary debate on Wednesday night.

94th Arkansas General Assembly: Legislation Introduced Addressing Bioenergy and Carbon Capture Technology | Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard, P.L.L.C. - Vimarsana News

94th Arkansas General Assembly: Legislation Introduced Addressing Bioenergy and Carbon Capture Technology | Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard, P.L.L.C.

Senate Bill 407 (“SB407”) has been introduced addressing bioenergy and carbon capture technology.

Bill loosening child labor restrictions approved by Arkansas committee - Vimarsana News

Bill loosening child labor restrictions approved by Arkansas committee

Children under 16 would no longer need a permit or parental consent to work under a bill moving through the Arkansas Legislature.

New Fort Smith legislator prepares for 2023 General Assembly in Little Rock - Vimarsana News

New Fort Smith legislator prepares for 2023 General Assembly in Little Rock

Zack Gramlich is a middle school coding teacher who's learning how to be a legislator and a new father.

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Tuesday election sees new, old faces chosen for state House, Senate seats in River Valley; some results still pending - Vimarsana News

Tuesday election sees new, old faces chosen for state House, Senate seats in River Valley; some results still pending

FORT SMITH -- River Valley residents decided who will serve them in the Arkansas legislature on Tuesday.