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Day: December 17, 2024

Engineer company claims Veolia owes $14.9 million for hazardous waste incinerator project
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Engineer company claims Veolia owes $14.9 million for hazardous waste incinerator project

A Tennessee contracting firm filed a notice claiming that Veolia North America owes them more than $14.9 million in unpaid invoices for work on a hazardous waste incineration project at its Gum Springs facility

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The six Arkansans whose votes really count
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The six Arkansans whose votes really count

Those six were Jonathan Barnett of Siloam Springs, state Rep. Mindy McAlindon of Centerton, Sarah Dunklin of Dumas, Eddie Arnold of Arkadelphia, Jennifer Lancaster of Bauxite, and Joseph Wood of Fayetteville, the party’s chair

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Arkansas Advocate commentary: Prison opponents demonstrate value, strength of public records law
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Arkansas Advocate commentary: Prison opponents demonstrate value, strength of public records law

A scrappy group of grassroots activists fighting to stop Gov. Sarah Sanders from imposing a 3,000-bed prison on bucolic Franklin County have shown once again how the FOIA can be a useful weapon for a David standing up to a Goliath

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Shirley Jones
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Shirley Jones

Shirley was a 1973 graduate of Magnolia High School

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Linda Brodnax
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Linda Brodnax

Linda was a devoted mother spending most of her time caring for her children and working beside her life mate in their logging company

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