IGNORED BY CONGRESSMEN: Indivisible Central Arkansas’s town hall Sunday at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church drew hundreds of attendees who wanted to express their concerns to their representatives in Washington, D.C. Congressmen in attendance: Zero.

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