Tag: Little Rock

Arkansas House of Representatives Second to last week 2023

Cecillea Pond-Mayo

When the House reconvenes on Monday, members will likely be entering the last week of the 2023 Regular Session. Currently, the General Assembly is expected to adjourn on April 7. Before members adjourn, they will be addressing education funding, tax cuts, and amending the Revenue Stabilization Act which prioritizes spending for the next fiscal year. […]

Third Week of Arkansas House Session 2023 Review

Cecillea Pond-Mayo

On the third week of the 2023 Regular Session, the House passed legislation that could impact everything from car tags to the start of the school year. HB1150 which would extend the time period Arkansans have to register a vehicle. This bill would give Arkansans 60 days from the purchase date of the car or […]

Arkansas Legislators announce Formation of the Arkansas Republican Women’s Legislative Caucus

Press Release

Little Rock, AR– The 21 Arkansas Republican Women Legislators announced that they have officially formed the Arkansas Republican Women’s Legislative Caucus (RWLC). Members of the RWLC will focus their efforts on a legislative package which contains  ‘Bold Initiatives for the Good of Arkansas, as part of their ‘Dream B.I.G. Arkansas’ campaign. The initial legislative package includes […]

Vice President to Visit Little Rock

Clinton S. Thomas, Th.D.

Little Rock, AR – Vice President Mike Pence will make his first official visit to Little Rock, Arkansas March the 24th. Those wishing to attend have been directed to park 1000 East Roosevelt Road. The location is Horace Mann Magnate Middle School. People are encouraged to arrive early for processing and the shuttle ride to […]

Little Rock Marriott – A Short Drive to Comfort and Hospitality

Clinton S. Thomas, Th.D.

Little Rock, AR – It had been over 30 years since I visited what is now known as the Marriott in downtown Little Rock. I’ve always felt a unique closeness to the hotel since my father worked on it during the construction phase way back in the early 1980s. Not only did my father work […]