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In backing Obamacare repeal, Arkansas governor would trade billions of dollars for more state flexibility

Hutchinson said Tuesday that the Graham-Cassidy bill "does not represent a significant cost-shift to the states." Yet several health care experts said the proposal would slash projected federal funds to Arkansas by billions of dollars.
Argenta residents say an industrial neighbor is an assault to the nose, but the city claims its hands are tied

It's the big stink.
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.
The Murphy Arts District aims to make Arkansas's original boomtown boom again

The planned El Dorado makeover launches with a series of big-name concerts beginning Sept. 28.
The inadequate legacy of Brown

LRSD continues to abdicate its responsibility to educate poor black students.

'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

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Re: Public defender: an AIDS activist remembers 15 years in the trenches

Re: Death reported of Robert Johnston, former legislator and homeless advocate

Re: UPDATE: Big voucher bill back to committee for conversion to 'pilot program'

Hutchinson said Tuesday that the Graham-Cassidy bill "does not represent a significant cost-shift to the states." Yet several health care experts said the proposal would slash projected federal funds to Arkansas by billions of dollars.

It's the big stink.

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

The planned El Dorado makeover launches with a series of big-name concerts beginning Sept. 28.

LRSD continues to abdicate its responsibility to educate poor black students.

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

A tour of Pet Land, Little Rock's only pet cemetery.

In Sherwood, questions about gun use against trespassers.

Power, truth, justice and whispers in a Delta town.

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