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LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas is at the center of a national battle between local pharmacies on the one hand, and on the other hand a giant industry known as Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs). It is a …
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From SEN. BRYAN B. KING
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4/13/25
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As we approach the final days of the 2025 Regular Session, the Arkansas House of Representatives remains focused on passing legislation that will have a lasting impact on the lives of Arkansans. We …
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From REP. STEVEN WALKER
28th District
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4/13/25
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Dear Editor,
Arkansas public libraries offer free Wi-Fi, job hunting help, homework support, digital access, and lifelong learning. Libraries host community events, writers workshops, GED …
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4/7/25
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In an increasingly dangerous world, American leadership is frequently being questioned and tested. The United States’ influence, as well as our resolve, is under pressure from volatility or …
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By US SEN. JOHN BOOZMAN
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4/6/25
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The American Dream has lived in the hearts and minds of Americans for countless generations – the idea that your class or your past does not define you or determine your value and that your …
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By CONG. BRUCE WESTERMAN
Arkansas's Fourth District
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4/6/25
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This week, the Arkansas House of Representatives passed several significant pieces of legislation focused on maternal health, breast cancer treatment, and state employee compensation. HB1004 aims to …
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From REP. STEVEN WALKER
28th District
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4/6/25
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Don’t look at the stock market. If you do look, don’t go looking for the highest bridge in your town. Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariff fest has thrown the …
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By MICHAEL REAGAN
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4/6/25
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I hate borders. Not, like, U.S. borders. Being in New Jersey, I don’t really see those. Between the chemical smog and the rubbish heaps we call tourist attractions, it’s a wonder I see …
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By ALEXANDRA PASKHAVER
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4/6/25
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She came home with a high temperature, feeling very ill. The next morning, her legs gave out when she tried to get out of bed. By that evening, she was so weak she could barely move. It was 1951 when …
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By TOM PURCELL
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4/6/25
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Surely I’m not alone in the phenomenon of dutifully paying my credit card bill by the deadline and then, two weeks into the next billing period, abruptly freaking out with self-doubt. Did I pay …
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By DANNY TYREE
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4/6/25
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LITTLE ROCK – The Senate voted to create a new and sustainable property insurance plan to help school districts meet the rising cost of property insurance. Senate Bill 481 is the result of two …
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From SEN. BRYAN B. KING
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4/6/25
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LITTLE ROCK – Consultants know how to work the system for their companies and their own personal gain—not for the taxpayers. In a previous op-ed, I highlighted the faulty estimates …
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From SEN. BRYAN B. KING
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3/30/25
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Warmer weather, longer days, and budding trees. All signs that spring has arrived in Arkansas and across the country. Many of our students across the state are likely enjoying the final days of a …
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By CONG. BRUCE WESTERMAN
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3/30/25
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Dear Editor, Remember what our mamas told us? "What goes around comes around." Your March 12 issue reported that our good neighbors National Park rangers are being unfairly removed from their jobs, …
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3/30/25
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Watergate 2.0 it ain’t. But no one denies that the texting leak in a group chat about an air attack on the Houthi terrorists was an embarrassing screw-up for the Trump administration. N one …
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By MICHAEL REAGAN
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3/30/25
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When our team couldn’t make it through 500 pushups, my cross country coach would laugh. And he meant every word of it. I used to run cross country in high school, not because I particularly …
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By ALEXANDRA PASKHAVER
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3/30/25
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The world was changed forever on April 4, 1975. (Don’t get a swelled head if that happens to be your date of birth. I’m writing about a business/cultural milestone, not providing PR for …
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By DANNY TYREE
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3/30/25
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Here’s something that can make us miserable if we let it: too many decisions! Social scientist Barry Schwartz says Americans are becoming less happy because we’re allowing ourselves to be …
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By TOM PURCELL
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3/30/25
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According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, Arkansas has 224 doctors per 100,000 people. That is 72 fewer providers than the national average. Over 500,000 Natural State residents …
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By US SEN. JOHN BOOZMAN
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3/30/25
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Several bills focused on workforce development, economic growth, and improving access to services, have passed in the House in recent weeks. These pieces of legislation reflect a concerted effort to …
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From REP. STEVEN WALKER
28th District
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3/30/25
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