... who may request it. Other Republican candidates that have announced for the position are Kim Hendren of Gravette, Curtis Coleman of Little Rock, Tom Cox of Little Rock, Conrad Reynolds of Conway, Fred Ramey of Searcy and Buddy Rogers of Rogers ...

... contributions. Ramey spent $3,551 and had $4,949 in cash on hand at the end of the quarter. Safe Foods CEO Curtis Coleman, a Republican who is considering running against Lincoln, reported that his exploratory committee had raised $14 ...

... to formalize his campaign and last week left open the possibility that he'd drop out of the race. Safe Foods CEO Curtis Coleman has formed an exploratory committee to test the waters to run for the GOP nomination. Republican state Sen. Gilbert ...

... and saw three possible candidates: Karl Rove operative Tim Griffin, banker French Hill and biotech food executive Curtis Coleman, a former Baptist preacher and one of Mike Huckabee's closest pals. - Advertisement - With a young child still ...

... Hendren, R-Gravette, announced he was running. Former interim U.S. Attorney Tim Griffin and Safe Foods CEO Curtis Coleman of North Little Rock have both expressed interest in the job. "I am considering it. But I'm in no position to ...

... Hendren of Gravette, flame-throwing Rovian operative Tim Griffin of Little Rock or unknown biotech firm executive Curtis Coleman of North Little Rock. That probably means Hendren. It also means she can go ahead now and take the third-term ...

... possibilities include former interim U.S. Attorney Tim Griffin, state Sen. Gilbert Baker of Conway and Safe Foods CEO Curtis Coleman, who all say they're considering entering the 2010 race. Or Republicans may turn to somebody in the business sector ...

... reference to Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y. State Sen. Gilbert Baker has yet to make up his mind. That leaves Curtis Coleman, the Little Rock biotech executive, who recently formed an exploratory committee. He's the only candidate inching ...

... university, will market Cecure and pay a royalty to the university. Its president and chief executive officer, Curtis Coleman, said the company has asked the Food and Drug Administration, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department ...

... and Drug Administration approval for use of its product called "Cecure." Safe Foods president and chief executive Curtis Coleman says he expects the FDA to approve Cecure this summer. The new facility will test poultry samples brought in from ...