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Arkansas Supreme Court says Fort Smith board emails did not violate FOIA

The Arkansas Supreme Court has ruled Fort Smith city directors did not violate the state’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) when they used emails to discuss an issue. Thursday’s (June…

Fort Smith city attorney petitions FOIA Task Force to define ‘public meeting’ (Updated)

Attorneys for the city of Fort Smith and the McCutchen & Sexton Law Firm made their cases before the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Task Force at a meeting…

McCutchen to pursue lawsuit against the city after Fort Smith Board rejects settlement offer

Fort Smith city attorney Jerry Canfield advised the Board of Directors to not accept a settlement offer from attorney Joey McCutchen that would acknowledge a violation of the Arkansas Freedom…

UA receives $5 million to establish seismic systems testing center

AG Griffin, coalition announces opioid settlement with Kroger

Medical office development under construction in Rogers

Fort Smith metro building permit values down more than 54%

UA receives $5 million to establish seismic systems testing center

Medical office development under construction in Rogers

Fort Smith metro building permit values down more than 54%

Leaders highlight programs to help startups, boost innovation

The Supply Side: Bentonville-based Hillfolk gets craft kits into 1,500 Walmart stores

The Supply Side: Collin Street Bakery fruitcakes receive Walmart ‘golden ticket’

The Supply Side: Fire Dept. Coffee celebrates 1 successful year in Walmart

The Supply Side: ’Ugly’ fruit company owners get Walmart’s attention

Tag: Fort Smith-FOIA

Arkansas Supreme Court says Fort Smith board emails did not violate FOIA

Fort Smith city attorney petitions FOIA Task Force to define ‘public meeting’ (Updated)

McCutchen to pursue lawsuit against the city after Fort Smith Board rejects settlement offer

UA receives $5 million to establish seismic systems testing center

AG Griffin, coalition announces opioid settlement with Kroger

Medical office development under construction in Rogers

Fort Smith metro building permit values down more than 54%

Leaders highlight programs to help startups, boost innovation

Faymonville Group to build plant in Little Rock, add 500 jobs

State picks 3,000 bed prison site in Charleston

The Supply Side: Bentonville-based Hillfolk gets craft kits into 1,500 Walmart stores

Gov. Sanders makes appointments to boards and commissions

SPP approves $7.7 billion plan to expand, upgrade transmission capacity

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UA receives $5 million to establish seismic systems testing center

Medical office development under construction in Rogers