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Some Arkansans working for the National Park Service and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs were fired as a result of efforts to shrink the federal workforce.
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SB 84 would prohibit a state agency from instituting a moratorium on the issuance of permits in a watershed, including the Buffalo River watershed.
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Mayor Frank Scott Jr. and city officials unveiled additional plans for park renovations and new sports facilities, as long as citizens vote to increase sales tax.
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The commemoration ended with the planting of a Callery pear seedling gifted by the 9/11 Survivor Tree Seedling Program.
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Pinnacle Mountain State Park will host public events to help visitors engage in a weekend of community science.
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Gov. Sarah Sanders has appointed Dalaney Thomas to serve as director of tourism at the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage, and Tourism.
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Throughout September, volunteers will be working to collect litter across Arkansas.
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During the bill signing event, First Gentleman Bryan Sanders explained the intended outcomes of the new parks and tourism legislation.
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$2 million in federal funds will help plan a new park to connect parts of downtown Little Rock bisected by Interstate 30.
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City officials held a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday at the new playground in downtown Little Rock's MacArthur Park.