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Little Rock – Auditor of State Dennis Milligan, who took office on Jan. 10th, issued the following statement today regarding the death of his successor, State Treasurer Mark Lowery: “I am shocked and disheartened to hear of the passing of State Treasurer Mark Lowery. The death of a fellow Constitutional officer and public servant is terrible news to hear.

Hall, Dustin: Booking Date: 7/24/2023 10:46 a.m. Charges: Failure to Appear felony; Bond: $0.00 Rhoades, Dusty Allen: Booking Date: 7/24/2023 5:45 p.m.

“I’m saddened to learn this morning about the death of our State Treasurer Mark Lowery. Mark has been a fierce advocate for conservatives’ policies, both in the legislature and as a constitutional officer.

by Cindy Young Considering some new information received, the Bull Shoals City Council acted on a longstanding issue they had been dealing with for many months, if not years, at their regular meeting on Thursday, July 27.

2023 PPOM Calendar winners for the month of March, Morgan & Magruder, want to make sure you do not forget to submit your photos for the 2024 Pet Peace of Mind Calendar! Our contest for the 2024 Pet Peace of Mind calendar is happening July 1 - 31. Send in your adorable pet photos via email to rraynor@hospiceoftheozarks.org, include your name, phone number & pet’s name.

Taking a drive-up US-67, from Little Rock to Walnut Ridge, you will see signs that say, “Future I-57.” How does this impact the average Arkansan? Having an Interstate doesn’t just lead to faster travel between destinations, it also opens the door for additional industrial projects that could bring new jobs to our region. Many companies and manufacturers desire proximity to trade routes and, according to economic developers in the First District, industry site locators use this requirement as an initial screen for determining whether a community will be considered.