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Fayetteville City Council Campaign Billboard Targeted by Vandals

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Vandals destroyed a Fayetteville City Council campaign sign in early October.
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Within hours of the sign going up in early October, vandals scrawled hate speech using black spray paint on a campaign billboard to elect Kyle Smith to Fayetteville City Council. Smith was appointed to City Council three years ago but is also a noted LGBTQ civil rights advocate. No data yet exists, but this election cycle sign vandalism appears to be statewide occurrence. 

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Jacqueline Froelich is an investigative reporter and news producer for Ozarks at Large.