Archive | February, 2011

SCOTT FORD LENDING HAND TO MINORITY ENTREPRENEURS

Former Alltel CEO Scott Ford is lending his name, money and experience to a new entrepreneurial venture.

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GOVERNOR DISCUSSES MEDICAID WAIVER WITH FEDS

Spiraling costs in the state’s Medicaid program have Gov. Mike Beebe searching for a creative solution.

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WINDSTREAM CEO SEES OPPORTUNITY IN WIRELESS EVOLUTION

Recent acquisitions made by Windstream have positioned the rural telephone company for growth in a surprising arena: the wireless industry.

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Public input sought on legislative redistricting

Public input sought on legislative redistricting

LITTLE ROCK — Secretary of State Mark Martin said today the state Board of Apportionment now has a revamped website that allows the public to provide input on the legislative redistricting process.

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Panel endorses bill to ban drugs sold as ‘bath salts’

Panel endorses bill to ban drugs sold as ‘bath salts’

LITTLE ROCK — Substances sold as “bath salts” but used to get high would become Schedule I controlled substances under a bill endorsed today by a Senate committee.

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Flag bill flies

Flag bill flies

LITTLE ROCK — A bill to specify the shades of red and blue used in the official state flag and require the official flag to be made in the U.S. cleared a House committee today.

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Strongest quake rattles Faulkner County

Strongest quake rattles Faulkner County

LITTLE ROCK — The shaking went on into the morning today after a 4.7 magnitude earthquake rattled Faulkner County on Sunday night.

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Source: 23 Members of Republican Caucus Vote To Support Rice for House Speaker

As previously mentioned, the Republican met today to discuss and vote on who they will support in the race for the next Speaker who will not take office until 2013.  Under the schedule used last year in the Speaker’s election, the full House would caucus and vote shortly after next year’s fiscal session.  However, there has been [...]

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The Monday line

It is open. Note: * LOCAL BOY MAKES GOOD: Mike Haridopolos, described as a Florida teacher with a master’s from the University of Arkansas and also a Republican with a yen to run for U.S. Senate, cooked up a deal to make $152,000 from a book on Florida politics that had a press run of exactly [...]

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McDaniel sues company over charity solicitations

McDaniel sues company over charity solicitations

LITTLE ROCK — A Florida-based company misled Arkansas donors and pocketed money they thought was going to charity, the state attorney general claims in a lawsuit filed today.

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