Don't guess when you vote. This column introduces you to the Republican Arkansas secretary of state candidates. https://t.co/hlrPeYhaHO

This column can help you make an informed vote in the Arkansas Supreme Court race. https://t.co/MPAnzsIKrO

The March 3 primaries feature two state Senate primaries where Sarah Huckabee Sanders supports a challenger opposing a sitting Republican senator. Both senators voted against the proposed Franklin County prison in the last legislative session. https://t.co/9GsN8CVHeC

Congress has funded most but not all of the government. Arkansas’ delegation secured hundreds of millions of dollars for highways and other state projects. Meanwhile, a nonpartisan group is warning of the consequences of ever-increasing government debt. https://t.co/Ed5Rh557ct

The five B's – host Steve Barnes with Hal Bass, Jay Barth, Richard Bearden and Steve Brawner – discussed the upcoming primary elections and the Arkansas political scene on Arkansas TV's "Arkansas Week." https://t.co/v7hoY5IimJ

This year’s open primary elections in Arkansas will be a little more closed, but only to Democrats seeking to vote in the Republican primary. https://t.co/RNe4gCCoDG

What happened January 28 at the University of Arkansas Board of Trustees meeting was indeed a “radical shift.” https://t.co/EzrAoBC2y3

Local communities need local news, but can local newspapers still be profitable? @RobyBrock believes so, which is one reason why he has bought four of them in the past seven months. https://t.co/cFaURFyr5t

U.S. Rep. Steve Womack spoke in the House of Representatives on Jan. 22 in support of a $1.2 trillion spending package he had helped create. His voice cracked twice, but only briefly and for a very good reason. Four days earlier, he had lost his wife. https://t.co/PAEd1ZCbO2

What does the land commissioner do, and who are candidates Cole Jester and Christian Olson? This unbiased post will tell you. Don't guess when you vote! https://t.co/7Ith4hdjpp

Read this straight-down-the-middle column in just a few minutes, and it will help you make your own informed choice in the Republican secretary of state primary. Or you can just guess when it comes time to vote. https://t.co/hlrPeYhaHO #ARPX

Big Bird will not be appearing on Arkansas public television broadcasts starting next July. Instead, the station will be offering a lot more local programming, such as a new show that will help families prepare healthy meals on a budget. https://t.co/doUUo0z4cG

What might happen in Arkansas in 2026? Let’s play the prediction game. https://t.co/FwcAaGXFfc

Voters in the March 3 primaries will select the next Arkansas Supreme Court Justice, Position 3. Let’s meet the candidates, Justice Nick Bronni and attorney John Adams. https://t.co/MPAnzsJihm

School board races aren’t the highest profile ones in a particular election, but they are important. This year, all of the contested ones across Arkansas will occur in the March 3 primaries. Why should voters care? https://t.co/ZXgIe5Ra4Y

A Pearl Harbor ceremony without Pearl Harbor survivors. https://t.co/1uj7Ry8CcZ

Can the right independent candidate running for the right office in the right circumstance win in Arkansas? We’ll have another chance to find out March 3. https://t.co/CzJM2E1Tn8

Dylan and Lauran McMahan of Hot Springs weren’t looking for an alternative to the typical American culture in which they were living. But they found it. And when they saw it, as McMahan said, they couldn’t “unsee it.” https://t.co/gkGoJtOyEu

Few entities have had a bigger effect on Arkansas than Walmart, and this year the effect was bigger than most. For that reason, philanthropist Alice Walton, daughter of founder Sam Walton, and retiring CEO Doug McMillon are the Arkansans of the year. https://t.co/lkTRudxhVN

Congress is a mess. I asked Dr. Hal Bass what might could be done to fix it. https://t.co/SP6n0st4EC