... were introduced and made welcome. They are Danielle Sanders, Doris Sanders and Wilma Kolvic. Linda Tyler our State Representative spoke to us about leadership in Arkansas. She also spoke about the SHIPP program, which allows the donut hole to be paid ...

... Plumerville. Events in the park begin approximately at noon. There will be a Veterans Monument dedication at noon State Representative Johnny Hoyt will be the Grand Marshall for the parade and dedicate the monument. There will also be a monument ...

... annual CASA Festival of Chairs. Hugh Tyler is a retired vice president from Virco Mfg., and Linda Tyler is the State Representative for District 45 in Conway and a retired executive from Acxiom Corporation. Their longtime support for the community ...

... Tylerâ s campaign when she ran for office three years ago. â I have known Jonathan since I started to run for state representative. I have seen first hand that he is a hard worker and the way he approaches his work,â Tyler said. â His work belies ...

... vice president from Virco Mfg., and Linda is the State Representative for District 45 in Conway and a retired executive ... Prosecuting Attorney Marcus Vaden and Steve Magie for State Representative.Tickets for the Festival of Chairs are $35 in ...

... to let the Lottery Commission operate as a quasi-independent corporation. Not meddle, in other words. As a state representative in the '90s, lawyer Courtway rose to the chairmanship of the House Revenue and Taxation Committee and was near ...

... vacated by Sen. Bob Bob Johnson due to term-limits. Hoyt is a retired educator and is serving his second term as state representative. He was first elected to the House of Representatives for District 60 in 2006 and ran unopposed his second term ...

... land commissioner. The treasurer's fort is held down by Martha Shoffner, an inconsequential term-limited state representative from Northeast Arkansas who dresses well and, for some reason, gets votes by the truckload. Finally, to save ...

... our local public officials. We don't need or want public money, but we do want and need their support. Our state representatives, state senator and county judge have attended most all of our functions. The governor has also given our committee ...

... We've noted on many occasions that we wouldn't blame Courtway for wanting out of that job ASAP. The former state representative appeared to be a favorite among legislators, who though they have no control over the lottery, surely wanted ...