Arkadelphia City Manager Gary Brinkley told the city board Tuesday that this weekend’s End of Summer Blowout was a successful, well-attended event.
City Manager talks street, airport projects; ‘Blowout’ event a success
Parks & Rec success calls for more help
Having become “a victim of its own success,” the Arkadelphia Parks and Recreation Department will be adding a position to assist in management of programs and the youth involved.
No buried utilities on wider Pine, says city manager; Entergy ‘ignored’ option
Ward 3 Director Keith Crews asked is the existing electrical lines, which run between power poles, would remain above ground or be buried.
TwosDay attendance quadruple what expected; engineers propose plan for housing
Asked when the next city-hosted event will take place, Brinkley told the board there are more “in the pipeline. We’ll surprise you in a little while.”
CITY MANAGER’S REPORT: Demolition of Dem’s building set for February
The 6th Street property is currently where the Clark County Democratic Committee meets; that group is in the process of moving to a new headquarters on Village Drive.
City Manager: Arkadelphia’s SE quadrant getting new traffic, street signs
Ward 3 director Keith Crews said he’d been approached by more than one citizen regarding the intersection at Country Club Road and North 15th Street.
CITY MANAGER’S REPORT: Feaster Trail rehab work getting another bid
Brinkley reported that the city of Greenbrier opened a similar bid this week with “favorable” results, giving Arkadelphia “hope we can move forward with this project.”
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