... is open to other candidates 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 ...

A few days after state Sen. Kim Hendren of Gravette had announced his Republican candidacy for the U.S. Senate next year, state Sen. Gilbert Baker of Conway was explaining ...

... of Republican state lawmakers who were in the audience to stand. The governor trained his admiration on state Sen. Kim Hendren and state Rep. Tim Summers. Hendren, as most people now know, is the former conservative Democrat turned moderate ...

... a run against Lincoln, and several other potential GOP candidates have also been mulling a challenge. State Sen. Kim Hendren of Gravette so far is the only Republican who has announced he's running against Lincoln. Griffin had said in December ...

... running against Lincoln, and several others have said they're considering challenging her next year. State Sen. Kim Hendren of Gravette and businessmen Fred Ramey of Searcy and Tom Cox of Little Rock have announced they're running. No fundraising ...

... for a quality opponent. The same is true on health care. As for Lincoln's potential GOP opponents, state Sen. Kim Hendren, who all but "that Jew"-ed himself out of the race in the spring, is at it again. This time he referred to an ...

Kim Hendren, the newly announced Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, was a Democratic state senator from Benton County from 1979 ...

LITTLE ROCK (AP) Republican state Sen. Kim Hendren announced Saturday that he will run for the U.S. Senate seat now held by Democrat Blanche Lincoln. Hendren, a Republican from ...

... for the U.S. Senate was getting eaten alive at a meeting of the Pulaski County Republican Committee. State Sen. Kim Hendren, that reported victim, told me days later that what he experienced was merely a "very lively discussion, at least ...

... subjects at once. Blanche Lincoln Apparently her opponent will be either folksy and occasionally irascible state Sen. Kim Hendren of Gravette, flame-throwing Rovian operative Tim Griffin of Little Rock or unknown biotech firm executive Curtis ...