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As a physician who recently retired from representing Indiana in Congress, I have closely followed the evolving national discourse around vaccines with concern. Since late January, a measles outbreak …
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By LARRY BUCSHON
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6/3/25
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The Natural State is a proud leader in agricultural production, playing a critical role in feeding, fueling and clothing the world. This important responsibility has shaped our state’s rich …
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By US SEN. JOHN BOOZMAN
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6/3/25
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Deeply woven into the fabric of our nation’s history is the importance of second chances, fresh starts, and new beginnings. Before the United States was even established, those facing …
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By CONG. BRUCE WESTERMAN
Arkansas's Fourth District
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6/3/25
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Federal grants often serve as the backbone of rural library services. Without their local library, many communities would lose access to basic resources. However, recent federal actions have placed …
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By MADELINE FABER
Center for Rural Affairs
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6/3/25
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LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas legislature and the governor agreed earlier this year that food stamps should not be used to buy candy, soft drinks and junk food. Now it appears that the federal …
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From SEN. BRYAN B. KING
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5/25/25
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Across the nation, conversations this week likely revolved around the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” that passed out of the House, delivering on the mandate handed down by over 77 million …
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By CONG. BRUCE WESTERMAN
Arkansas's Fourth District
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5/25/25
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Medical care is a high-stakes endeavor. But imagine if our ability to seek out quality health guidance and treatment was drastically hindered by a lack of available providers. The results could be …
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From U.S. SEN. JOHN BOOZMAN
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5/25/25
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As a physician who recently retired from representing Indiana in Congress, I have closely followed the evolving national discourse around vaccines with concern. Since late January, a measles outbreak …
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By LARRY BUCSHON
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5/25/25
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NASHVILLE — For 11-year-old Guy Kroll, running 2.2 miles a day during the month of May is a way to honor his late uncle, Ben Kroll, a military veteran who died in 2023 after struggling with …
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By REBEKAH HALL
U of A System Division of Agriculture
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5/22/25
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LITTLE ROCK – Officials who recruit industry to Arkansas are saying that the 2025 legislative may turn out to be the most significant of the past 25 years. The legislature approved a package of …
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From SEN. BRYAN B. KING
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5/18/25
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The badge and uniform our law enforcement officials wear come with a weighty responsibility and reality. They come with service and sacrifice, and a deep commitment to the communities these brave men …
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CONG. BRUCE WESTERMAN
Arkansas's Fourth District
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5/18/25
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“Maybe it’s time we got back to the basics of love…of tourism.” (Apologies to Waylon Jennings.) Technically, the phrase “second honeymoon” has not crossed my …
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By DANNY TYREE
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5/18/25
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It is time to ban Crocs. Two doctors in my neighborhood regularly go to work in Crocs. Imagine being in the middle of a surgery and glancing down to see party shoes at the ends of the chief …
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By ALEXANDRA PASKHAVER
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5/18/25
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Recently, my wife and I took one of our semi-grown daughters and her friend to the American Rodeo Championship Weekend at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. But we weren’t there to see the …
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By JASE GRAVES
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5/18/25
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Social media has transformed the American prom. Today’s teens have grown up with smartphones and TikTok, where the real event isn’t the prom itself — it’s the content they …
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By TOM PURCELL
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5/18/25
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If you’ve ever visited Normandy, where the American-led freedom crusade launched the multifaceted assaults that ultimately vanquished fascism, you surely know – as I’ve just learned …
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By DICK POLMAN
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5/18/25
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With Mother’s Day just celebrated, we were reminded of the vital role mothers play in the strength and well-being of our families and communities. This legislative session, the General Assembly …
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From REP. STEVEN WALKER
27th District
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5/18/25
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May is Military Appreciation Month and represents a timely reminder to honor the courage and sacrifices of the men and women who serve our nation. Every day we can be thankful for their willingness …
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By US SEN. JOHN BOOZMAN
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5/18/25
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LITTLE ROCK – The legislature officially adjourned the 2025 regular session on May 5, and is not scheduled to convene again until the 2026 fiscal session. The legislature will consider spending …
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From SEN. BRYAN B. KING
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5/11/25
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I’m 63 and still single, but my mother has never given up hope that she will get me married. “What about that nice young lady who cuts my hair?” “Ma,” I tell her, …
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By TOM PURCELL
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5/11/25
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