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Arkansas has put $277 million toward school vouchers for next year. It’s still not enough.
Republicans will soon have two options: Turn away voucher applicants or pump even more money into the program even as state revenue is declining.
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Thursday Open Line
Welcome.
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Little Rock Central wrestling coach wins Arkansas Coach of the Year
Aaron Butler is building a wrestling powerhouse at Central High School, and he has a ton of hardware to prove it.
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The devil I know: The Observer returns to the South
“Would I rather live in a place where Confederate flags wave with pride or a place with a veneer of acceptance to distract from the all-too-alive culture
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Huckabees cash in, Substack edition
Former Gov. Mike Huckabee, patriarch and chief flimflammer of Arkansas’s first family, never lets ethics or taste stop him from making a buck.
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Having rejected settlement overtures, AG files amended complaint against Board of Corrections
It’s largely a pointless public relations stunt, a way for Griffin to stroke his ego. But it does suggest the fight isn’t going away any time soon.
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Arkansas pitcher Gage Wood makes history with first CWS no-hitter since 1960
University of Arkansas pitcher Gage Wood made history on Monday, pitching the first no-hitter at the College World Series since 1960.
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Last call for old menu at downtown Three Fold 
There’s still one more chance on your Tuesday lunch hour to dine on owner/chef Lisa Zhang’s original Three Fold menu items at the downtown Little Rock
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Monday Open Line
Howdy.
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The Antlers and Okkervil River at Rev Room on Sunday
Indie rock stalwarts the Antlers and Okkervil River will perform at the Rev Room both individually and collaboratively.
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Juneteenth in Da Rock on Saturday
With live entertainment ranging from local musicians like Akeem Kemp and Nicky Parrish to Grammy-recognized artists like October London and Elle Varner,
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Knuckleball: An excerpt from Eli Cranor’s forthcoming novel ‘Mississippi Blue 42’
Read on for a sneak peek at Pope County writer Eli Cranor's fourth novel, "Mississippi Blue 42." Described by John T. Edge as "brilliant opera buffa for
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