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On today's show, Fayetteville adopts its first Heritage and Historic Perseveration Plan. Plus, the effort to place a ballot measure to repeal the LEARNS Act did not gather enough signatures, the CDC warns of a possible rise of COVID-19 cases and more.
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Today on The Outline: Possible LEARNS repeal falls short. Also, Arkansas Children's will use its largest donation ever to expand services in the region. Plus, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns summer COVID-19 infections might rise.
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Today on The Outline: The people in the effort to recall the LEARNS Act might have more signatures than they originally thought. Also, Arkansas Republican leaders provide differing analyses to former President Donald Trump's indictment yesterday. Plus, lawmakers discuss crypto mining regulations.
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Today on The Outline: CAPES estimates their LEARNS recall will fall short. Also, Arkansas duck stamps will be digital next season. Plus, the Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences begins its search for a new dean.
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Fayetteville Public School officials cut the ribbon on the new John L. Colbert Middle School. Plus, Mount Sequoyah Center staff are attempting to rezone the historic site, and Tyson Foods is donating meat products to families in need this weekend.
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Today is the final day to register to vote for the upcoming May 9 elections across Arkansas. You can check your registration status at VoterView.
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Considering a Shorter School Week, Taking on Graffiti, and the Razorbacks March On in the TournamentOzarks at Large's final outline of events before the weekend begins includes research about a shorter school week, a renewed effort to reduce graffiti in Fayetteville and basketball victories for both razorback teams.
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Sen. Clint Penzo, R-Springdale, is the lead sponsor of Senate Bill 206. If passed, it would mandate local school board elections to become partisan elections, among other amendments to the current laws around elections.
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The Arkansas Department of Education has issued a set of new COVID-19 guidelines to prepare for the coming school year. All public schools are scheduled…
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School district “red zones” where COVID-19 infections are concentrated in local communities — tracked and mapped by the Arkansas Center for Health…