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CALS announces lineup for 2022 Six Bridges Book Festival

The Central Arkansas Library System (CALS) announced Wednesday (Aug. 17) the 2022 Six Bridges Book Festival roster and several additional highlights. The 19th annual Festival runs October 20-30, featuring more…

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Tag: Six Bridges Book Festival

CALS announces lineup for 2022 Six Bridges Book Festival

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

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BDV Solutions acquires Conway-based Arkansas Global Connect

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