Tuesday, July 19, 2016
Tuesday's open line and the daily video report
Posted By Max Brantley on Tue, Jul 19, 2016 at 1:53 PM
The Tuesday open line, plus video news and comment.
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Baseball fans have a new place to stay
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Car dealership owner, wife found shot to death in Russellville home
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More grants to Ecclesia surface
Then-state senator and Senate president pro tempore Michael Lamoureux insisted that a state organization that distributed GIF funds approve a grant to Ecclesia College despite problems with the college's application, a witness in the public corruption trial of former Sen. Jon Woods testified today.
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Wild, wild country
Southeast Arkansas Weather passes along on Facebook a photo of a massive alligator along Highway 165 between DeWitt and Gillett in Arkansas County.
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'Path to Radicalization': How an Arkansas family came to be haters
A tweet by Davy Carter, the former Republican speaker of the state House of Representatives and a resident Cabot alerted us to this NBC documentary on how a family in Lonoke County became radicalized by Nazis.
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New development at old Sears site firms up
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I hope Barack Obama lives to see the country turn to him for the leadership…
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