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Arkansas

China Forced to Give Up Land Owned in US

Arkansas has become the first state to order that a Chinese company give up ownership of local land, amid fears of attempts by Beijing to malignly infiltrate and influence the U.S. through various means. On Tuesday, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced that she was ordering Syngenta to relinquish its 160 acres of land holdings in […]

Alabama

(Column) 2024 Elections around the corner | Opinion | #elections | #alabama

Folks don’t look now, but our 2024 election year is upon us. Next year is a major year in politics nationwide. Not only does the nation elect a president, most states also elect their governors and legislators for four year terms in presidential years. We, in Alabama, and in most southern states elect our governors […]

City Council

Greenville City Council approves GUC solar project | Local News | #citycouncil

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Drone use expands to Arkansas agriculture industry

JONESBORO, Ark. (TBP/KAIT) – Drone technology and satellite images are assisting farmers in new ways. According to our content partner, Talk Business and Politics, the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Office is working to change how it provides growers, consultants, and other industry professionals with the best data available. With agriculture being the leading economic […]

City Council

Two candidates bid for open Plattsburgh City Council Ward 5 seat | News | #citycouncil

PLATTSBURGH — Two candidates are looking to fill the Plattsburgh City Common Council Ward 5 seat in next month’s general election. Current Ward 5 Councilor Caitlin Bopp is not running for re-election. Barrie Finnegan, a Republican, and David Monette, a Democrat, are now bidding for the three-year term on the council. The Press-Republican asked each […]

Mayor

La Harpe mayor appoints Miller to city council | Hancock County Journal-Pilot

After hearing committee reports and public comment, La Harpe Mayor Kat Hasten-Reed appointed Marvin Miller at the Sept. 25 city council meeting to fill the spot for Ward 3. The four council members present unanimously approved the mayor’s appointment. Council member Randy Shumaker informed the council that a professor at Western Illinois University had some […]

City Council

Gwen Jones is right for City Council | #citycouncil

Gwen Jones is running for Ward 3 of the Missoula City Council. City government is like farming, with its machinery and chores. A lot of things must be done, and they’re very different: street repair, school management, police work, taxes, dealing with homelessness and shelters. That’s like keeping the crazy hay bailer going, the cows […]

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Meet the Nampa City Council candidates for District 2 | Regional News | #citycouncil

On Nov. 7, Nampa will be holding its first-ever local city council elections divided by district. Six new districts mean residents now only vote within their district. For the 2023 elections, three councilors will be selected to fill seats for districts 2, 4 and 6. The city’s online district viewer page can be used to […]

Alabama

(Column) Summer political happenings | Opinion | #republicans | #Alabama | #GOP

As the long, hot summer ends and Labor Day approaches, let’s take a look back at what occurred over the last three summer months, politically: First of all, it was one of the hottest summers on record. Temperatures soared into the hundreds as early as late June. On one of those late June days, one […]

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