The Video Wire: Watermelon seeds and the White House

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Voting, voting on mustaches and the odds on Huckabee losing an arm-wrestling contest to Hillary are part of this week’s The Video Wire.

The Video Wire is a collaboration between The City Wire and Things To Do In Fort Smith.

‘Steady’ numbers seen for early voting (Updated)

Editor’s note: Sebastian County Clerk Sharon Brooks on Wednesday sought to retract the statement that she called anyone “mean spirited,” saying instead that many people were verbal in their anger about the tax. However, The City Wire stands by the original comment made by Brooks. The first day of early…

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The City Wire Endorsement: Fort Smith voters asked to support June 9 sales tax vote

THE POINT: The City Wire supports passage of a Fort Smith sales tax extension vote to raise $30 million to help fix significant water and sewer system problems.THE REASON: The sales tax extension is the least onerous of the options available to fix the more than $75 million in system…

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Riff Raff: It’ll never work

The City Wire launched Nov. 1, 2008. 10 years ago. A few folks like Fred Williams and then homebuilders association president Dave Hughes were supportive of the concept of an online media outlet covering Fort Smith metro business and politics. But most folks were skeptical, with a few not shy…

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The Video Wire: Watermelon seeds and the White House

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