Searcy City Attorney Will Moore has announced that he will seek the Republican nomination for Arkansas State Senate District 18 in the special election expected following the resignation of former State Sen.
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Seth Connell Unopposed Candidacy for Fairfield Bay Mayor
Fairfield Bay Mayor Seth Connell found out on Wednesday that he is unopposed in his campaign for a 4-year term as mayor.
Batesville Community Development Leader Amy Finster Graduates from UCA Institute
Amy Finster, Community Development Director for Batesville-based FARCO, was among 42 professionals recognized during the 40th Annual Community Development Institute at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway.
Searcy City Council Approves 10-Year Lease for Former Library to Forward Searcy
The Searcy City Council has officially approved a 10-year lease allowing Forward Searcy to transform the former Searcy Public Library into a collabora…
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders Announces Trade Mission to U.K., Belgium and Ireland
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced Tuesday she will lead an overseas trade mission to the United Kingdom, Belgium and Ireland from July 19 thro…
Arkansas Opportunity Zone Nominations Open Through July 31 for New Investment Areas
Arkansas communities have until July 31 to nominate eligible census tracts for designation as new federal Opportunity Zones, a program designed to att…
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders to Speak at 2 Conway Grand Openings on March 5
Sarah Huckabee Sanders will deliver remarks at 2 major grand opening events in Conway on Thursday, March 5, highlighting continued investment in healthcare innovation and economic development across Arkansas.
Senator Boozman Highlights Arkansas Energy Permitting Reforms During U.S. Senate Hearing
John Boozman, a member of the U.S.
City of Searcy Earns Multiple Arkansas Business Trendsetter Awards for Workforce and Technology Innovation
The City of Searcy has once again been recognized by Arkansas Business as a Trendsetter City, earning top honors in two categories for innovative prog…
Heber Springs Wins Trendsetter Award for Second Straight Year for major wastewater improvements and critical infrastructure
The City of Heber Springs has been recognized as a Trendsetter Award winner for the second consecutive year, highlighting the city’s continued investment in infrastructure improvements and long-term community planning.
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Doc DeLoach |
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