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Recent economic news shows that Arkansas’ economy is booming. This comes even as nationally, 63% of Americans believe the U.S. economy is getting worse under the Biden Administration and prices …
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From GOV. SARA HUCKABEE SANDERS
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5/26/24
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Summer is quickly approaching and Arkansans are looking for places to explore away from home. Our national parks have always been popular destinations and some folks are crowdsourcing for ideas about …
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By US SEN. JOHN BOOZMAN
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5/26/24
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Memorial Day signifies more than just the unofficial commencement of summer. It is a day to pause, reflect, and honor the countless individuals who have laid down their lives in defense of our …
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From the Arkansas House of Representatives
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5/26/24
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LITTLE ROCK — Four election laws passed by the legislature in 2021 will continue to be enforced, thanks to an Arkansas Supreme Court ruling that upholds their constitutionality. The four laws …
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From the Arkansas Senate
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5/26/24
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What’s happening on CNN and MSNBC is disgusting, but not surprising. Some of their so-called pundits and reporters have been downright giddy while watching Donald Trump on trial in New York …
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By MICHAEL REAGAN
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5/26/24
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Parents berating parents. Teenagers taunting one another. Parents taunting teenagers. Rampant cheating, dishonesty and an environment so putrefied and toxic it could breed a fish with three eyeballs …
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By RICH MANIERI
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5/26/24
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New York has been voted the ugliest American city, not because of its architecture, but because of its people. Just kidding. It’s because of its architecture. Probably. Europe does things a …
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By ALEXANDRA PASKHAVER
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5/12/24
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As I sit here admiring my 88-cent container of mustard, I can’t help feeling self-conscious. I know that restaurants advertise their “value menus” and retailers offer no-frills …
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By DANNY TYREE
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5/12/24
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LITTLE ROCK — The U.S. economy still hasn’t slowed to the Federal Reserve’s satisfaction, so don’t expect the Fed to cut interest rates at its June meeting, said Ryan Loy, …
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U of A System Division of Agriculture
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5/11/24
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My mother would have been considered eccentric had she been financially wealthy. She would do almost anything — and wear almost any silly costume — to bring joy into the lives of others, …
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By TOM PURCELL
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5/10/24
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Arkansans advocating for issues important to them regularly come to Washington to participate in Hill Day, a time to meet with their senators and representatives and encourage them to support their …
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By US SEN. JOHN BOOZMAN
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5/5/24
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As the only licensed forester in Congress and Chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, I am a passionate advocate for our forests. I often say that forestry is a win-win-win: healthy …
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By CONG. BRUCE WESTERMAN
Arkansas's Fourth District
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4/28/24
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Small businesses play an integral role in the growth and development of our communities. They are the backbone of our economy and represent core values that are at the heart of America – hard …
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By US SEN. JOHN BOOZMAN
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4/28/24
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LITTLE ROCK – The Arkansas Senate passed two bills that will tighten state and local regulations of data centers and the newly emerging crypto mining industry. Senate Bill 78 passed with 26 …
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From the Arkansas Senate
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4/28/24
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During the third week of the 2024 Fiscal Session, members received the proposed Revenue Stabilization Act (RSA) for the 2025 Fiscal Year. The RSA, which categorizes and prioritizes state spending, …
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From REP. STEVEN WALKER
27th District
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4/28/24
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The venerable comic strip “Gasoline Alley” is wrapping up a storyline in which the dastardly assistant mayor schemed to change the town’s name from Gasoline Alley to the ostensibly …
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By DANNY TYREE
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4/28/24
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Social media is driving up the cost of proms, as promgoers are under intense pressure to post glamourous prom photos on their feeds, reports the Wall Street Journal. Some girls are spending $2,000 or …
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BY TOM PURCELL
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4/28/24
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Another week, another round of Republicans attacking each other. This time it was over the Ukraine funding bill that was passed by the House and ultimately became part of the big military aid package …
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By MICHAEL REAGAN
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4/28/24
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ust because I think littering should be punishable by death doesn’t mean I’m an unreasonable person. I leave tips at restaurants. I smile when dogs get on public transport. Sometimes, I …
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By ALEXANDRA PASKHAVER
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4/28/24
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An adjudicated rapist, who was recently held liable by a jury for physically invading a woman’s bodily autonomy, has now taken it upon himself to opine about how government can control …
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By DICK POLMAN
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4/21/24
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