Steve Brawner
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1 week ago |
thecabin.net | Steve Brawner
Should Arkansas voters be required to declare they are Republicans in order to vote in Republican Party primaries? They won’t be after a court decision this past week. The case stems from a vote by rank-and-file Republicans at last year’s state convention to close the primaries. Members did not want non-Republicans, particularly Democrats, voting in their primary. The Executive Committee leadership did not agree. Eighteen of its 24 members voted to rescinded the vote in July.
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1 week ago |
ttnews.com | Steve Brawner
Government Business Equipment Safety Fuel May 9, 2025 11:00 AM, EDT ATA, Analysts Support Scaled-Back Approach to Emissions “It’s a very different political environment for trucking,” Lydia Vieth said.
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1 week ago |
guardonline.com | Steve Brawner
The 2025 Arkansas General Assembly returned from its recess at 10 a.m. Monday to adjourn “sine die.” Pronounced “sigh-nee die,” that’s Latin for “without a day” planned to return. Lawmakers had not been in Little Rock since April 16. As is typical, they had planned to return for one day in case they needed to tie up loose ends. There were very few. Lt. Gov. Leslie Rutledge banged her gavel and declared the Senate adjourned at 10:18.
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talkbusiness.net | Steve Brawner
Steel fabricator Lexicon, Inc. and school officials in central Arkansas announced Wednesday (May 7) the creation of the Lexicon Academy of Advanced Manufacturing and Construction at Mills University Studies High School. Students who complete the program will graduate high school with OSHA 10 and welding certifications. Their sophomore years will feature a skills trade overview course using virtual reality simulators. More advanced welding classes will follow during their junior and senior years.
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couriernews.com | Steve Brawner
By STEVE BRAWNER The 2025 Arkansas General Assembly returned from its recess at 10 a.m. Monday to adjourn "sine die." Pronounced "sigh-nee die," that's Latin for "without a day" planned to return. Lawmakers had not been in Little Rock since April 16. As is typical, they had planned to return for one day in case they needed to tie up loose ends.
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