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The UA Hope-Texarkana Foundation to Host Casino Night Fundraiser
Have a great time for a great cause in October as the University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana Foundation brings Casino Night to Crossites in Texarkana. Dress up in your best prohibition-style clothing of the 1920s and enjoy a night of casino games including Blackjack, Poker, Craps, Roulette, Slot Machines, and more. Get ready to cut a rug on the dance floor the great music of the Robert St. John’s Psychedelic Radio Band. Plus enjoy drinks, food, and fun.
Texas hospital poised for sale
CHRISTUS Health has made a bid to purchase Wadley Regional Medical Center from Steward Health Care, which is selling its hospitals. As Steward Health Care continues to sell its hospitals, the for-profit health system has received an offer for one of its facilities in Texas. CHRISTUS Health is looking to...
Rabbs fall to Hawks in season opener
, , Atlanta opened its 2024 football campaign against a tough Pleasant Grove team last Friday night. The Rabbs moved the ball at will and recovered a few Hawk fumbles but was unable to capitalize and fell to the Hawks 33-3. First Quarter The Hawks won the toss and elected to receive the ball first. PG runs the Wing-T which has brought them plenty of success in the past, but on the first set of downs they had to deal with senior bruiser Landon Johnson and freshman Dailen Collins. Johnson limited the Hawks running back to a 1-yard gain to open the game and Collins...
Legislators preview potential gun law changes in 2025 session
Arkansans would be able to carry guns at a number of new locations, including school campuses and bus stops, under potential bills to be introduced in next year’s legislative session. Lawmakers gave a preview of some of the potential changes in a meeting of the Game and Fish/State Police Subcommittee of the Arkansas Legislative Council Wednesday. The […]
Arkansas lawmakers to enforce rule fining pharmacy benefit managers up to $5,000 per violation to protect independent pharmacies
Arkansas lawmakers are cracking down on pharmacy benefit managers (PBM) after passing a law that fines them up to $5,000 per violation of medication pricing standards paid to pharmacies.
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