Clark County Quorum Court OKs ICE funding
Clark County justices of the peace voted Monday to create a revenue fund to receive money from Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s 287(g) program
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Audit catches decades-old library practice of being shelf-ish with time
For half a century, staff at the Clark County Library have been working part-time hours while receiving full-time county employee benefits, according to a recent audit that has decision-makers scrambling to rectify the issue
Clark County judge and justice of the peace have heated words over county insurance
During the Sept. 14 meeting of the Clark County Quorum Court, County Judge Troy Tucker and Justice of the Peace Jenna Scott exchanged heated words over health insurance packages offered to county employees
Clark County sets policy on AI in workplace
County officials and employees are expected to abide by a policy related to Artificial Intelligence
$1.3M owed to state nothing to fret over, county judge tells justices
Clark County will repay the State of Arkansas $1.3 million in sales tax rebates, but the news doesn’t come as a surprise to county Judge Troy Tucker
Quorum Court talks courthouse security, windows
The Clark County Quorum Court held a brief meeting Monday evening
Sheriff Watson: It’s time to get serious about the future of housing prisoners.
Clark County has the oldest and smallest jail of all its neighboring counties, including those with much smaller populations