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Gov. Sarah Sanders says Arkansans should lower their flags for aborted fetuses today, the anniversary of the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision.
Lower your flags for aborted fetuses today, Sanders says - Arkansas Times
You get a twofer on lowered flags in Arkansas today. We’re at half-mast to mourn President Carter’s death, but the governor proclaimed that we’re mourning aborted fetuses today, too.
arktimes.com
January 22, 2025 at 9:00 PM
Gov. Sarah Sanders says Arkansans should lower their flags for aborted fetuses today, the anniversary of the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision.
Ever wonder what's up with those religious billboards on the interstate? I called the phone number and found out.
It was an interesting call.
(Plus, there's some info here on a Christmas billboard in Hillcrest).
It was an interesting call.
(Plus, there's some info here on a Christmas billboard in Hillcrest).
Religious billboards around town hype Jesus, Mennonites' worldview - Arkansas Times
A billboard in Hillcrest urges Arkansans to keep Christ in Christmas, while another on 12th Street puts callers through to a Pennsylvania Mennonite.
arktimes.com
December 4, 2024 at 6:59 PM
Ever wonder what's up with those religious billboards on the interstate? I called the phone number and found out.
It was an interesting call.
(Plus, there's some info here on a Christmas billboard in Hillcrest).
It was an interesting call.
(Plus, there's some info here on a Christmas billboard in Hillcrest).
Stephen Baker of Maumelle served nine years in federal prison on a nonviolent cannabis conviction.
Last Prisoner Project is helping him get his life back together.
arktimes.com/news/cannabi...
Last Prisoner Project is helping him get his life back together.
arktimes.com/news/cannabi...
Back on track: Grant helps Arkansas man with cannabis conviction get life restarted - Arkansas Times
Stephen Baker of Maumelle served nine years in federal prison on a nonviolent cannabis conviction. Last Prisoner Project is helping him get his life back together.
arktimes.com
November 29, 2024 at 7:06 PM
Stephen Baker of Maumelle served nine years in federal prison on a nonviolent cannabis conviction.
Last Prisoner Project is helping him get his life back together.
arktimes.com/news/cannabi...
Last Prisoner Project is helping him get his life back together.
arktimes.com/news/cannabi...
In case you missed this last week ...
In 1998, a jury acquitted Jason Paul Nazarenko of negligent homicide after prosecutors accused him of killing a woman in a drunk driving crash.
The victim's family is still outraged.
This month, he was elected to the Arkansas House of Representatives.
In 1998, a jury acquitted Jason Paul Nazarenko of negligent homicide after prosecutors accused him of killing a woman in a drunk driving crash.
The victim's family is still outraged.
This month, he was elected to the Arkansas House of Representatives.
New state rep cleared in 1998 negligent homicide trial, victim's family still outraged - Arkansas Times
State Rep.-elect Jason Nazarenko was behind the wheel in 1995 when he crashed, leaving one woman dead and a family grieving.
arktimes.com
November 19, 2024 at 2:36 PM
In case you missed this last week ...
In 1998, a jury acquitted Jason Paul Nazarenko of negligent homicide after prosecutors accused him of killing a woman in a drunk driving crash.
The victim's family is still outraged.
This month, he was elected to the Arkansas House of Representatives.
In 1998, a jury acquitted Jason Paul Nazarenko of negligent homicide after prosecutors accused him of killing a woman in a drunk driving crash.
The victim's family is still outraged.
This month, he was elected to the Arkansas House of Representatives.