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Gov. Hutchinson: Senate healthcare bill would cause ‘$500 million hit’ to Arkansas economy

Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Thursday (June 29) the U.S. Senate healthcare bill as drafted could lead to a “$500 million hit” to the Arkansas economy and could end the popular…

Gov. Hutchinson speaks with Sen. Cotton on healthcare bill, worried about ‘massive cost-shift’

Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Wednesday (June 21) said he spoke to U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., before leaving for Europe about a possible draft of the Trump administration’s healthcare bill…

Officials say Arkansas’ tourism strategy should play to its outdoors strength

Work approved on new $1.7 million warehouse at the Port of Fort Smith

BLS report: More than 60% of recent high school graduates enrolled in college

Jacobs named chancellor of ATU-Ozark campus

Work approved on new $1.7 million warehouse at the Port of Fort Smith

Jacobs named chancellor of ATU-Ozark campus

BDV Solutions acquires Conway-based Arkansas Global Connect

Lee Wells named as new JET director in Jonesboro

JLC Second Chance Trucking offers new opportunities for previously incarcerated

The Supply Side: Survey notes impact of inflation, but consumers still spending

P.A.M. Transportation Q1 profit craters 94%; revenue down 17%

ArDOT kicks off $310M in road projects in Benton, Washington counties

Tag: federal healthcare

Gov. Hutchinson: Senate healthcare bill would cause ‘$500 million hit’ to Arkansas economy

Gov. Hutchinson speaks with Sen. Cotton on healthcare bill, worried about ‘massive cost-shift’

Officials say Arkansas’ tourism strategy should play to its outdoors strength

Work approved on new $1.7 million warehouse at the Port of Fort Smith

BLS report: More than 60% of recent high school graduates enrolled in college

Jacobs named chancellor of ATU-Ozark campus

BDV Solutions acquires Conway-based Arkansas Global Connect

Walmart’s new corporate campus in Bentonville will include Wright’s Barbecue restaurant

Fort Smith School Board hears recommendation to close four buildings

Arkansas Supreme Court to allow touch DNA testing to move forward in West Memphis Three case

Former U.S. Sen. David Pryor has died; hailed as ‘dedicated’ public servant, ‘true statesman’

CBID agrees on two downtown Fort Smith improvement projects

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Work approved on new $1.7 million warehouse at the Port of Fort Smith

BLS report: More than 60% of recent high school graduates enrolled in college