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Ballroom dancing @ Bess Chisum Stephens Community Center

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Re: ASU to reap $3.69 million from estate of Jim and Wanda Lee Vaughn
- They never had kids and after their death I was fortunate enough receive some of…
- Posted by tke285
- on September 20, 2017
Re: Arkansas Democrats fault governor for support of Graham-Cassidy health bill
- Gov. Hutchinson is working to make our lives worse.
- Posted by icr2ale
- on September 20, 2017
Re: Hutchinson's former chief of staff Lamoureux hits revolving door to state lobby firm
- Just what the people of Arkansas need. Home grown corporate welfare lobbyist to advise the…
- Posted by ShineonLibby
- on September 20, 2017

The cost of the health bill: Arkansas is a loser

Another analysis says Arkansas, contrary to Gov. Asa Hutchinson's assertions yesterday, would be a big loser under the pending legislation to kill Obamacare.
The long shadow of Paula Jones looms over Donald Trump

The Daily Beast reports that the precedent set in allowing Paula Jones to sue then-President Bill Clinton now holds peril for Donald Trump.
Hutchinson's former chief of staff Lamoureux hits revolving door to state lobby firm

DBH Management Consultants, the consulting/lobbying firm headed by former legislator Bruce Hawkins, has announced that it has hired Michael Lamoureux, a former senator and former chief of staff to Gov. Asa Hutchinson.
Legislature itches for more control over 'independent' agencies

Michael Wickline of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports this morning on growing tension over the legislature's effort to exert more control over the state's constitutionally independent agencies. The immediae target is the Game and Fish Commission, but it's a sprawling dispute over balance of powers.
Judge Griffen reports on recuperation from bike accident

Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen, injured in a bicycle accident last week near his home, sent me an update this morning from his iPad.

'Every day was a Tuesday'

A visit to the Arkansas State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, a place built on The White Plague.
All dogs go to heaven

A tour of Pet Land, Little Rock's only pet cemetery.
When is it legal to shoot?

In Sherwood, questions about gun use against trespassers.
Injustice: Investigators say Judge Joseph Boeckmann Jr. of Wynne abused his position to serve his sexual desires

Power, truth, justice and whispers in a Delta town.
Arkansas Record-CD Exchange turns 30

The record keeper.

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