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Arkansas voters to decide Issue 1 on Nov. 3 to add citizens-only voting to Constitution (opens the original)
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Arkansas voters will decide this November whether to add new language to the state Constitution, making it clear that only U.S. citizens can vote. Supporters of Issue 1 made their case at the Arkansas State Capitol on Tuesday, arguing the amendment would strengthen the state’s existing citizenship requirement. Arkansas already requires voters to be U.S. citizens. The state Constitution also requires voters to be Arkansas residents, at least 18 years old and lawfully re
City of Pine Bluff weighs emergency ordinance to secure former Pines Mall after fires (opens the original)
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PINE BLUFF, Ark. (KATV) — Pine Bluff city leaders are considering emergency action to secure portions of the former Pines Mall after officials say years of unauthorized entry culminated in an intentionally set fire last week. The latest mall fire comes as the second this year, and 3rd overall since the mall closed. The Pine Bluff City Council held a special-called meeting Monday to discuss an ordinance aimed at securing the vacant portions of the property and preventing people from illegally ent
In historic downtown Lonoke near the high school, The Grumpy Rabbit keeps things hopping (opens the original)
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LONOKE, Ark. (KATV) — Just a minute away from Lonoke High School, a downtown restaurant has become a place where food, local history and community pride come together. The Grumpy Rabbit has operated in historic downtown Lonoke for five years, building its identity around the community it serves and the history surrounding it. Kevin Darker, general manager of The Grumpy Rabbit, said the restaurant’s owner saw an opportunity to invest in downtown Lonoke at a time when the area was struggling. “Aft
LRSD weighs school consolidation options after weeks of community feedback (opens the original)
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Little Rock School District leaders are considering new options for consolidating schools as part of the district’s “LRSD Forward” plan following weeks of community feedback. When LRSD first presented their recommended plan earlier this month, Western Hills, Mabelvale and McDermott elementary schools were all proposed for closure. Since then, the district has heard from families and community members as it considers how to move forward. One of the alternatives now being considered would keep the
Planning board defers David’s Burgers meat plant pending wastewater, health approvals (opens the original)
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A proposed David’s Burgers meat processing facility near Jacksonville is on hold after the Pulaski County Planning Board voted Tuesday to defer the project. (PHOTO: KATV) JACKSONVILLE, Ark. (KATV) — A proposed David’s Burgers meat processing facility near Jacksonville is on hold after the Pulaski County Planning Board voted Tuesday to defer the project. The company wants to develop a 75-acre property near Military Road and Southeastern Avenue in unincorporated Pulaski County. The proposal includ
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