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The Hardy City Council passed Ordinance 2026-2 in a 4-2 vote, abolishing the city’s Advertising and Promotion Commission and its 3% sales tax on prepared foods and lodging. The ordinance is set to go into effect Jan. 8.
Many late-season hunting hotspots are still waiting on water in the form of rain, but AGFC staff have hustled during the last month to pull as much surface water as they could to provide a few opportunities throughout the state for waterfowl hunters during the opening weekend of duck hunting in two weeks.
Arkansas Tech University–Ozark Campus has changed the name of its business and industry division to workforce and economic development. The division works with business partners to provide training and education...
The sale of a commercial building that houses Renner Eye Care was the top Sebastian County property deal in the third quarter of 2026, with the sale of a former...
As the holiday season ramps up, scouts across Arkansas are stepping in to help families who may be struggling to put food on the table.The Natural State Council
MARICOPA — In a highly contentious and extremely close race for Maricopa’s City Council vacancies, vote totals are showing that incumbent Henry Wade has overtaken fellow incumbent Vincent Manfredi to
Park County commissioners approved Cody contractor Groathouse at an October meeting to head the multi-million dollar project to upgrade mainly the HVAC system at the Cody Law Enforcement …
A recount confirmed that Justin Waterworth won a seat on the Powell City Council, narrowly besting longtime Councilman Tim Sapp in Ward 3. The official, recounted results that were finalized on …
That's after Jackson town councilors and Teton County commissioners expressed disappointment in how the interior department made its decision.
Proposed fee increases at Kendrick Golf Course sparked a discussion among Sheridan City Council members Monday over the city
Members of the public and city administrator talk among each other on the current rules and regulations for development within Gillette.
Campbell County residents will have another chance to ask questions and voice any concerns they may have regarding the three companies who offered to buy the Spaeth Ranch.