LITTLE ROCK – The Arkansas tourism industry continues to flourish and is soon to surpass $10 billion in economic impact, according to the most recent report from the state Parks, Heritage and Tourism Department.The department closely monitors the effectiveness of promotion campaigns paid for with revenue from the state 2 percent tourism tax, which last year generated $25.8 million.
Awhile back I made mention of how black licorice is my favorite candy of all time.
The House and Senate Education Committees approved a proposed recommendation for educational adequacy.
With the holiday season approaching, it is nice to have some good news to report for international travelers.
LITTLE ROCK – During budget hearings and continuing through the regular session that begins in January, legislators will tackle the difficult issue of controlling Medicaid costs.They have an extensive analysis to use.
Life on life’s terms.It’s a phrase I use often when things go sideways throughout life.
The state budget profoundly influences our daily lives, affecting everything from education to healthcare.
As a kid, I always wanted to be outside.
LITTLE ROCK – Legislative budget hearings have begun at the state Capitol, in preparation for the 2025 regular session that begins in January.Members of the Legislative Council and the Joint Budget Committee will review in detail every state agency spending request.
Crazy to think it has almost been a year since I have done this, but it lives rent free in my head daily apparently.I am talking about getting any and all local events that will be happening on or around Halloween.