... not receive any 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 ...

... any paperwork 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 ...

... State Sen. Kim 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 ...

... Those 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 ...