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Winds, race and an open line
The open line includes power outages, Republicans and racism.
- Jul 21, 2018
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EPA sues over 2013 oil spill near Magnolia
The oil spill many probably never heard about — far bigger than the Mayflower pipeline rupture — has now led to a federal lawsuit against the owner of the operation in Magnolia where the spill occurred.
- Jul 21, 2018
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Another ranking, another low score for Arkansas as a place to do business
Another ranking is out with a bad finish for Arkansas. But remember, as Lindsey Millar's cover story this week tells us, these statistical mashups don't mean much, except, perhaps, that they might contribute to perceptions by others.
- Jul 21, 2018
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Trump immigration protest at LR: Quick and fierce
It was not even 24 hours ago that Sophia Said, director of the Interfaith Center; City Director Kathy Webb and others decided to organize a protest today of Donald Trump's executive order that has left people from Muslim countries languishing in airports or unable to come to the US at all — people with visas, green cards,a post-doc graduate student en route to Harvard, Google employees abroad, families. I got the message today before noon; others didn't find out until it was going on. But however folks found out, they turned out in huge numbers, more than thousand men, women and children, on the grounds of the state Capitol to listen to speakers from all faiths and many countries.
- Jan 29, 2017
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The LR chamber does the public's business. Is it accountable? Blue Hog on the case.
Matt Campbell, lawyer and Blue Hog Report blogger, has sent a Freedom of Information Act request to Jay Chessir, director of the Little Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce, and Mayor Mark Stodola related to the publicity stunt yesterday built around withdrawing from the mayor's rash pronouncement that the city would seek an Amazon HQ2 project even though the city didn't meet the company's criteria.
- Oct 20, 2017
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Your daily dose of Jason Rapert
Sen. Jason Rapert really, really didn't like it when a KATV reporter asked him about the hypocrisy of his political arguments.
- Feb 4, 2017
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Re: Baxter Bulletin: Jail 'scandal' in Baxter County touches three female jailers
hmmmm Did you just report that a patrol Officer and a female Jailer had sex?…
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Re: Winds, race and an open line
"Trump Demands That NFL Players Stand During Russian National Anthem."--Andy Borowitz "Putin Says Cohens Trump…
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NVR...very thankful you are ok and had a nice place to go.
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Protest against the proposal to detain immigrant children in Arkansas on the capitol steps, Thursday, June 21, 2018.
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Arkansas Poor People’s Campaign rally on the State Capitol steps, Monday, May 14, 2018 in Little Rock.
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Enjoy these photos from today's dedication and re-installation of a new Ten Commandments monument. The first iteration of the monument was installed last June but destroyed within the next 24 hours when it was rammed by a man in a Dodge Dart.
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