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Re: The Oklahoma! open line. Marijuana is near yet so far.
- Olphart, I get it. You're not one of THOSE OTHER WHITE Americans We all virtue…
- Posted by Geronimo Rex
- on February 17, 2019
Re: The Oklahoma! open line. Marijuana is near yet so far.
- Biden is an idiot. This guy truly believes that all the country needs is more…
- Posted by Geronimo Rex
- on February 17, 2019
Re: The tax man cometh
- I'll be interested in the responses to Max's question - but it will mainly affect…
- Posted by radical centrist
- on February 17, 2019

Arkansas PSC chair questions Trump climate policy

Arkansas Public Service Commission Chair Ted Thomas is getting attention for calling out Trump administration climate policy. He even acknowledges the role of carbon burning and humans in climate change.
1st Amendment takes a lick in bill against 'mass picketing'

The House completed action today on Sen. Trent Garner's SB 522, intended to discourage "mass picketing," a piece of legislation similar to many being passed by Republicans lawmakers nationwide to tamp down political demonstrations. The vote was 58-22.
Butler, Beasley and Williams-Smith: Non-traditional artists at reception at Hearne

Fabric artist Bisa Butler, collage artist Phoebe Beasley and metalpoint artist Marjorie Williams-Smith will be at a reception at Hearne Fine Art tonight in conjunction with the exhibition, "Beyond Magic," reviewed here. The reception is from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.; tomorrow, at 2 p.m., the artists will gather for a panel discussion on the show, which features women artists working in non-traditional mediums, including the glass and found art works by Lillian Blades (see image above) and the wire mesh sculptures of Anyta Thomas.
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.
Finally, a memorial to the 21 boys who were burned to death at Wrightsville in '59

It has been 59 years since 21 teen-aged boys incarcerated at the so-called Negro Boys Industrial School were burned to death in their locked dormitory. The Times wrote about the event in 2008, after the brother and mother of one of the boys approached the Times looking for someone to remember the event, and headlined the story "Stirring the Ashes." But on Saturday, a monument to the boys was placed at Haven of Rest Cemetery, where 14 of the boys were buried.

Wilbur Mills' wall

I-630, Little Rock and 25 years in a divided city.
Is it Arkansas State or is it Academic Partnerships LLC?

The aggressive advertising of Academic Partnerships, a private firm that contracts with Arkansas State University to provide on-line education, has made Academic Partnerships "ASU's face, ASU's identity and ASU's brand," according to the president of the ASU Faculty Senate.
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1980 - Crisis at Ft. Chaffee

Overcrowding and frustration lead to riots by Cuban detainees, and a national spotlight on Arkansas.

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Re: The Oklahoma! open line. Marijuana is near yet so far.

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Arkansas PSC chair questions Trump climate policy

Arkansas Public Service Commission Chair Ted Thomas is getting attention for calling out Trump administration climate policy. He even acknowledges the role of carbon burning and humans in climate change.

1st Amendment takes a lick in bill against 'mass picketing'

The House completed action today on Sen. Trent Garner's SB 522, intended to discourage "mass picketing," a piece of legislation similar to many being passed by Republicans lawmakers nationwide to tamp down political demonstrations. The vote was 58-22.

Butler, Beasley and Williams-Smith: Non-traditional artists at reception at Hearne

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.

Finally, a memorial to the 21 boys who were burned to death at Wrightsville in '59

Wilbur Mills' wall

I-630, Little Rock and 25 years in a divided city.

Is it Arkansas State or is it Academic Partnerships LLC?

The aggressive advertising of Academic Partnerships, a private firm that contracts with Arkansas State University to provide on-line education, has made Academic Partnerships "ASU's face, ASU's identity and ASU's brand," according to the president of the ASU Faculty Senate.

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It's time for a Road Trip!

1980 - Crisis at Ft. Chaffee

Overcrowding and frustration lead to riots by Cuban detainees, and a national spotlight on Arkansas.

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Re: “She made it better”

Re: The Oklahoma! open line. Marijuana is near yet so far.

Re: The Oklahoma! open line. Marijuana is near yet so far.

Re: The tax man cometh

Arkansas Public Service Commission Chair Ted Thomas is getting attention for calling out Trump administration climate policy. He even acknowledges the role of carbon burning and humans in climate change.

The House completed action today on Sen. Trent Garner's SB 522, intended to discourage "mass picketing," a piece of legislation similar to many being passed by Republicans lawmakers nationwide to tamp down political demonstrations. The vote was 58-22.

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

I-630, Little Rock and 25 years in a divided city.

The aggressive advertising of Academic Partnerships, a private firm that contracts with Arkansas State University to provide on-line education, has made Academic Partnerships "ASU's face, ASU's identity and ASU's brand," according to the president of the ASU Faculty Senate.

It's time for a Road Trip!

Overcrowding and frustration lead to riots by Cuban detainees, and a national spotlight on Arkansas.

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