Sen. Dan Sullivan’s (R-District 20) bill aiming to end government affirmative action passed the Arkansas Senate Wednesday after nearly an hour of debate.
“She was a great lady, we’ll miss her,” Craighead County Judge Marvin Day said.
To date, more than 200 bills have been filed in the House, and over 90 bills have been introduced in the Senate.
Jonesboro residents gathered Tuesday night to hear about the future of the Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Trail and give their thoughts on an art project to be installed along the way.
Mayor Harold Copenhaver proclaimed January National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month during Tuesday’s City Council meeting.
Claps filled the Municipal Center as the Jonesboro City Council unanimously approved a resolution allowing for the demolition of the old Citizens Bank building.
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders today announced that she has appointed Jerry Halsey to the Arkansas State Highway Commission.
“I just thought it’d be a cool experience, and something that will never happen again in my lifetime,” – Houston Johnson
The Jonesboro Public Safety Committee agenda for Tuesday, Jan. 21 includes a resolution to hire Nabholz Construction to manage the removal of the building formerly known as Citizens Bank.
Rick Crawford, Jonesboro, to give panel “fresh start”