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Legislature shifts attention to pharmaceuticals
April 1, 2025
Should the big companies that reimburse local pharmacists for their drug costs be able to operate their own pharmacies that compete with...
Proposals promise to shine light on decision-makers
March 25, 2025
Sonny AlbaradoArkansas AdvocateA House panel unanimously approved a bill Wednesday that should delight two groups who’ve battled for years over...
Lawmakers, activists offer differing initiative fixes
March 25, 2025
Steve BrawnerState ColumnistArkansas’ citizen initiative process has been in the news a lot lately, and will continue to be. It’s been in the news...
Delta Is a Basketball Hotbed
March 18, 2025
Andrew BagleyPublisherAt the Helena World and the Monroe County Argus, we cover eight schools. That is a challenge with a limited staff. This...
FOIA can restore the power imbalance
March 18, 2025
Lauren HarperGuest ColumnistExcessive government secrecy takes many forms, including denying or ignoring FOIA requests and deleting data from...
Daylight savings ban shot down again
March 18, 2025
Steve BrawnerState ColumnistSomeday Arkansans may no longer have to undergo the twice-a-year ritual of changing their clocks for daylight savings...
What’s left on the Legislature’s plate?
March 11, 2025
Steve BrawnerState ColumnistArkansas state lawmakers in February voted to recess April 16, which means this year’s legislative session effectively...
Electricity rates rising as demand outstrips supply
March 5, 2025
Steve BrawnerState ColumnistSen. Jonathan Dismang, R-Searcy, is a numbers guy, and he says electric power rates will increase and must increase....
ACCESS rollout similar to LEARNS
February 26, 2025
Steve BrawnerState ColumnistIt would be inaccurate to call the Arkansas ACCESS Act “LEARNS 2,” but there have been similarities in the rollouts....
Lions, Tigers Appear Poised for Postseason Run
February 18, 2025
Andrew BagleyPublisherWhen I opened up Sunday’s Arkansas Democrat-Gazette on my iPad, I quickly went to the sports section. Examining the Class...
How do you make Arkansas’ initiative process as clean as possible?
February 18, 2025
How do you make Arkansas’ initiative process as clean as possible without making it impossible for citizens to initiate anything?That balance must...
Long Day Was Worth It
February 11, 2025
Andrew BagleyPublisherLast Friday began for me when the alarm went off at 5:00 am as I rose to take Gabriel to Arkadelphia for a tour of Henderson...
Mosaic Church mulls ICE response
February 11, 2025
Steve BrawnerState ColumnistThe staff at Little Rock’s Mosaic Church gathered Monday to consider answers to a tough question: How do we respond if...
Governor’s Push for Free Breakfast For Students Laudable
February 4, 2025
Argus Editorial: In Sunday’s Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, there was detailed coverage of a push from Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders for the state to...
History’s arc and affirmative action
February 4, 2025
Steve BrawnerState ColumnistShould Arkansas end state agency affirmative action programs like those that seek to recruit black teachers to serve in...
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