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Tucker reflects on decade as top Clark County official

Clark County Judge Troy Tucker will soon be saying goodbye to running local government as the county’s top official. Courtesy photo. Presiding over his penultimate quorum court meeting, Clark County Judge Troy Tucker recited an extensive list of road improvement projects completed during his decade in office. Reminiscent of...

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Arkansas Advocate

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Even solidly red Saline County saw a shift toward Democrats in Arkansas’ midterm election

Located a short drive from Democrat-leaning Little Rock, Saline County has been a Republican stronghold of central Arkansas for years. The county hasn’t voted for a Democrat for president since Bill Clinton’s 1996 reelection, and has been the epicenter of fights over book restrictions. But an unexpected thing happened in the county that Donald Trump […]

Saline County, AR · 9h

FOX 16 News

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Drought conditions to have potential impact on Arkansas duck hunting season

After more than a year of drought conditions across central Arkansas, farmers aren't the only ones feeling the effects. As duck season approaches, hunters and guides are preparing for what could be a challenging season.

Stuttgart, AR · 19h

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She loves reading, married an author, and missed book shops – so she opened one in Bryant

Book lovers in Saline County have a new brick-and-mortar destination as independent bookseller Salt & Fable Bookshop has officially opened its doors in Bryant Plaza. Located along Interstate 30, the community bookshop is welcoming readers ahead of the holiday season with filled shelves, specialty fiction, gifts, and plans for local literary gatherings. Read more below.

Saline County, AR · 21h
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Stuttgart Daily Leader

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GenCon Summit sees significant growth in year two

HOT SPRINGS — The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s second Generation Conservation Summit can boast a 68 percent growth rate in schools or groups participating from Year One, and more than 100 percent growth over last year in students who attended the two-day event at Bank OZK Arena and the Hot Springs Convention Center Nov. 4-5. An astute businessman like former AGFC commissioner Bobby Martin, who has led such national brands as The Gap Inc., obviously will like those growth figures.

Hot Springs, AR · 1d