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This year’s commemoration of the attack on Pearl Harbor in Honolulu on Dec. 7 was missing one irreplaceable element: Pearl Harbor survivors
’Tis the season to be thankful, and there is much for which to be thankful in Arkansas this year – in business, in the state’s quality of life, and even in its politics
The debt is growing by $6.9 billion per day, $288 million per hour, and $4.8 million per minute
The latest campaign finance news isn’t surprising in that Republican incumbents for the state’s high-profile offices have lots of money in the bank. Meanwhile, at least a couple of Democrats look like they can raise enough money at least to run a credible campaign.
How does a community convince a big employer to select it for its next manufacturing plant or other big facility? Have a site ready, have adequate electricity and other utilities available, and roll out the welcome mat with incentives that can close the deal.
School leaders must decide what it means for their districts, and how they can improve their scores
