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Arkansans aged 19 to 64 will be subject to the new requirements, unless they fall into an exempt category such as new or expectant mothers, disabled veterans, caregivers, or people with special medical needs.
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The Arkansas Archeological Survey is holding a two-week training for members of the state archeological society at Plum Bayou Mounds State Park, and members of the public are invited to see the work up close. -
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Case stems from legal fight over paper ballots initiative in Independence County
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