... Alliance, as chaplain for the Conway Police Department and his most recent appointments as chaplain for the Arkansas House of Representatives 87th General Assembly and as commissioner for the Arkansas Martin Luther King Coalition. He is a 1999 graduate ...

The Arkansas House of Representatives recognized two Faulkner County fire chiefs at an awards ceremony Thursday night, hosted by the Faulkner County Office of Emergency ...

... Armstrong, chief of fisheries with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. English represents District 42 of the Arkansas House of Representatives. This includes northern Pulaski County and southern Faulkner County. Armstrong said, "Rep. English told ...

... the voters had in mind when the lottery act was passed. Rep. Robbie Wills, D-Conway, Speaker of the Arkansas House of Representatives, said the lottery act was written to allow the lottery commission a free hand in deciding what form the ...

... Willie Oates, 90, of Little Rock, the colorful "hat lady" of the state Capitol, who served in the Arkansas House of Representatives in 1959-60. Oates had a collection of more than 1,000 hats, which she said added style to her outfits ...

... nearly 3,700 Faulkner County Entergy customers remained without power. One of the many faces in the 1999 Arkansas House of Representatives was District 44 State Rep. Marvin Parks, a Republican from Wooster. He attended orientation sessions during ...

... a ways to go," Moncrease said. The Rev. Cornell Maltbia, recently chosen to act as chaplain for the Arkansas House of Representatives, began his keynote address with Obama's matra "yes we can." - Advertisement - "Yes we can have better ...

... to take some leadership to get us back on track." State Rep. Robbie Wills, D-Conway, speaker of the Arkansas House of Representatives, said Tuesday was "a proud day for America." "I'm proud to live in a country where someone can be ...

... has been sent to Gov. Mike Beebe, who has said he'll sign it, according to the Associated Press. The Arkansas House of Representatives pass a bill on Wednesday that makes cruelty to dogs, cats and horses a felony on the first offense. Up ...

... with $20 million in general revenue. So (if) you combine that with every dollar of lottery revenue, we're talking about a major scholarship program." Robbie Wills of Conway, speaker of the Arkansas House of Representatives.