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Tax cuts and state spending not helping the least of these
As the state cuts taxes and spends more and more on LEARNS vouchers, the needs of the poor go unmet.
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What to expect when you’re expecting (a fiscal session)
On Tuesday as part of the Arkansas Times Lunch & Learn series, Sen. Clarke Tucker talked about what he expects to see (and not to see) during the upcoming
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Tuesday open line
Howdy.
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Let’s get fiscal!
Here’s a by-the-numbers guide to see you through the next 30 days (or 45 days, if 3/4 of the Legislature sees fit).
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Mid-America Arts Alliance announces fourth cohort of $10,000 Catalyze grant recipients
The fourth cohort of Catalyze grant recipients includes visual artists, writers, musicians, theater artists and more.
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AZ=AR: Arizona blew its budget with vouchers, and we will, too
Look west to Arizona for a cautionary tale of what happens when self-interested elected officials pick up their upper-crusty pals’ private school tuit
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Pulaski county leaders vote to fix budget shortfall in heated meeting
The Pulaski County Quorum Court unanimously voted to dip into emergency reserves to make up a budget shortfall that threatened paychecks for county em
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Sunday open line
Greetings.
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Your Table Is Ready in Ridgeland, Mississippi
Ridgeland’s culinary scene blends Italian tradition with unmistakable Southern charm.
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Saturday open line
Greetings.
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Celebrate! Maya Project to commemorate Maya Angelou’s 98th birthday starting next week
The Celebrate! Maya Project will honor legendary writer, performer and artist Maya Angelou for her 98th birthday. This year’s theme is “Still We Rise.
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Circuit judge to allow prison board member, former member to have their day in court
Watson, Magness will have their day in court over alleged FOIA violation.
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Gar Hole Records leaves Fayetteville: A Q&A with label co-founder Kurt DeLashmet
Gar Hole Records, the beloved Fayetteville label responsible for putting out albums by some of the Arkansas’s best folk musicians, recently relocated to
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Friday open line
Greetings.
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Hot dog! State’s first veterinary medicine class starts in Jonesboro in the fall
Starting this fall, Arkansans wanting to become veterinarians will no longer have to look outside the state for training.
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Jason Rapert is big mad about the separation of church and state
Jesus died so he wouldn’t have to listen to Jason Rapert’s constant steam of ignorance.
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Renowned Civil Rights reporter encourages journalists to work for larger cause
Jerry Mitchell, a Pulitzer Prize finalist and award-winning reporter whose work helped jail several white supremacists for multiple infamous killings during
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Writer Ross Gay to speak at Ron Robinson Theater April 10
Taking a magnifying glass to the most unlikely places, writer Ross Gay’s pursuit of mundane ecstasy is personal, peculiar and never platitudinous.
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Pearls About Swine: Hog season a disappointing success
A special, wildly entertaining men’s basketball team had another fine March going before Arizona walloped the Hogs wire-to-wire in the Sweet 16.
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