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Texarkana, Arkansas, city budget 2024

The Texarkana, Arkansas, Board of Directors on Dec. 18, 2023, unanimously approved this $64 million budget for 2024.

Texarkana, Arkansas, Fiscal Year 2023 Budget

Fiscal Year 2023 budget of the city of Texarkana, Arkansas

List of school library books under review by TISD

List of books under review by Texarkana Independent School District, October 2022

Sample Residential Water Bill, Texarkana, Texas

Sample residential water bill through Fiscal Year 2032

New Water Rate Tables, Texarkana, Texas

Water rates through Fiscal Year 2032

Texarkana, Texas, draft Fiscal Year 2023 budget

Complete draft Fiscal Year 2023 budget for the city of Texarkana, Texas

Texarkana, Ark., Water Rate Ordinance

A city ordinance raising Texarkana Water Utilities water and sewer rates, with reasons for the increase and new rate tables

New Texarkana, Arkansas, Water Rates - July 2022

Tables of water rates approved by the Texarkana, Arkansas, Board of Directors on July 5, 2022.

Republican Primary Runoff - Combined Sample Ballot

Bowie County, Texas, Republican Primary Runoff - Combined Sample Ballot

Democratic Primary Runoff - Combined Sample Ballot

Bowie County, Texas, Democratic Party Primary Runoff - Combined Sample Ballot

Bowie County 2022 primary ballot, Democratic by precinct

Baggett-Thompson indictment

Indictment detailing charges against Samuel Baggett and George Thompson

Court order on shredding

Arkansas Supreme Court order declining to hear an appeal from Pulaski County Circuit Clerk Pat O'Brien.

Saunders' letter of resignation

Mathieu's letter to LR Christian Academy

Mathieu's letter to LR Christian Academy regarding termination of ad contract

On June 11, 2010, a flash flood on the Ouachita National Forest in Arkansas claimed the lives of 20 people camping in or near Albert Pike Recreation Area. In response to this tragic incident, the Forest Service has taken actions to address visitor safety at both the Albert Pike Recreation Area and at other developed recreation sites on National Forests and National Grasslands across the nation. This report documents the Forest Service’s response to date. The report contains three parts: Incident at Albert Pike Recreation Area, Regional Assessments, and National Actions. The report also contains an appendix which provides additional responses to the USDA Review Report on the incident at Albert Pike Recreation Area.

Tucker Prison shooting report summary

Four witnesses to the fatal shooting at the Tucker Maximum Security Unit last year told accounts of what happened that were "distinctly different" from what the correction officer who fired the shots said, according to the state police investigation.

Pinnacle Point Judgement and Foreclosure

Pinnacle Point Judgement and Forclosure

Report: 90,000 inmates sexually victimized

The government reported Thursday that 4.4 percent of inmates in prison and 3.1 percent of inmates in jail report being victimized sexually by another inmate or staff member.

DFA report for June

Department of Finance and Administration report

Lake Atalanta Park Plans

Plans for Lake Atlanta Park

Giusti criminal complaint

A man accused of threatening House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in phone calls cried Thursday during a court appearance where a magistrate initially refused his request to be released to a halfway house. Gregory Lee Giusti, 48, of San Francisco looked disheveled in a gray T-shirt and khakis as he appeared for the first time before Magistrate Judge Bernard Zimmerman, who said Giusti may have bipolar disorder and should be receiving treatment.

UA study on charter schools, desegregation in LR

March revenue report

Proctor responses, amended complaint

Pages 1-2 Proctor response to motion for summary judgment Pages 3-20 Proctor brief to motion for summary judgment Pages 21-28 Proctor amended complaint Pages 29-37 Commissioner's answer to amended complaint

Alexander center contract

1989 desegregation case

Motion for temporary restraining order

Motion for temporary restraining order in Main Street church case

NLR names 2nd suspect in Salvation Army shooting

Temporary restraining order brief

Temporary restraining order brief in Main Street church case

Proctor filings 3/25

The statute that prevents Willard Proctor Jr. from ever again being an Arkansas judge is legal because it’s not a limit on every candidate for judge but rather a prohibition for those who have been determined unfit to hold the office, state attorneys argue in a motion filed Thursday.

DHS center corrective action plan

The Alexander Human Development Center’s corrective action plan.

Proposed suit in LR School District case

Letter in LR School District case

State response to Department of Justice suit

Arrest affidavits for Timothy Ray Ballard

Arrest affidavit for Timothy Ray Ballard

Request for attorney general's opinion

Ballard incident report

Pope Benedict XVI's pastoral letter

DHS Quarterly Report

DHS Quarterly Report, last quarter of 2009

Health care bill amendments

The health-care reform bill the House is voting on was approved by the Senate in December, plus there is a separate package of “fixes” negotiated by the two chambers that is designed to make the bill more palatable to House Democrats. The measure would cover more than 32 million uninsured Americans, expand Medicaid eligibility, set up new insurance exchanges and require nearly everyone to carry insurance or pay a fine.

Proctor suit challenging law

Proctor simultaneously filed to run as a write-in candidate for his former post and brought suit against Secretary of State Charlie Daniels, challenging the constitutionality of Arkansas Code 16-10-410.

Little Rock schools strategic plan

Adopting a reform-minded strategic plan is a painful but necessary step to boost student achievement in the struggling Little Rock School District, one of the plan’s authors said Thursday.

Lindsey bankruptcy

Lindsey detailed bankruptcy filing

Health care bill

The health-care reform bill the House is voting on was approved by the Senate in December, plus there is a separate package of “fixes” negotiated by the two chambers that is designed to make the bill more palatable to House Democrats. The measure would cover more than 32 million uninsured Americans, expand Medicaid eligibility, set up new insurance exchanges and require nearly everyone to carry insurance or pay a fine.

Energy appliance list

Engergy appliance retailers

Alexander center report

NLR restaurant tax report

Highway Study

HIghway Department safety findings

Jones' execution stayed

A federal judge issued a stay Thursday for a man sentenced to die for the murder of a Bald Knob woman. The state attorney general’s office planned to appeal.

Racial attitudes survey

This report summarizes the findings of the seventh annual survey by the University of Arkansas at Little Rock (UALR) of racial attitudes in Pulaski County.

Motion for injunction

Operation Evil Eye indictment

Thirty-one people in Lonoke and Prairie counties have been indicted in a federal drug and weapons investigation. U.S. Attorney Jane Duke announced Wednesday in Little Rock that eight of the defendants were arrested and the rest would be summoned to appear in court.

Bagenstos speech on disabled rights

The text of a speech by Deputy Assistant Attorney General Samuel R. Bagenstos of the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice in November 2009.

Ref: Jared Ray Layne; Letter from victim's mother

Rogers Master Trail Plan

2010 Rogers Master Trail Plan

Weiner, Harrisburg merger documents

On March 1, the Department of Education received a Petition for Voluntary Administrative Annexation of the Weiner School District into the Harrisburg School District. The Weiner School District is on the 2010 “Act 60” Consolidation List, meaning that the district must be consolidated with or annexed into one (1) or more districts as the district has fallen below 350 average daily student membership for both the 2007-08 and 2008-09 school years. The current student population of the Weiner School District is 323 students (308 White, 11 Hispanic), and the current student population of the Harrisburg School District is 1,134 students (1,075 White, 29 Hispanic). Any annexation or consolidation involving the Weiner School District must be approved by the State Board of Education by May 1, 2010, to become effective as of July 1, 2010. The Weiner and Harrisburg School Districts are contiguous to each other. The Department has attached a copy of the Petition. Academic, demographic, standards for accreditation and fiscal information for the two (2) districts will be forwarded to the State Board separately when the information is available. An opinion has been requested from the Attorney General’s Office as to the segregative effect, if any, that would be caused to any school districts as a result of the proposed consolidation. The opinion will be forwarded to the State Board members separately when it is received.

Half Marathon Results

2010 Little Rock Marathon Results

Marathon Relay Results

CBO analysis

Congressional Budget Office analysis

Age group awards in 5K

Probable cause facts in 5 slain

Facts constituting probable cause in Garland County case of five slain

Affidavits in death of 5

Arrest affidavits in November slaying of five in Garland County

Dismissal of lawsuit against Game and Fish Commission

Transfer order

Order to transfer

Brief in support of motion

Brief in support of motion for judgment

Cruelty suit

Lawsuit challenging constitutionality of law prohibiting ownership of fighting chickens

Affliliated Foods Martinez indictment

Two weeks after the former chief operating officer of the now-defunct Affiliated Foods Southwest Inc. admitted to operating a check-kiting scheme to keep the business afloat, a federal grand jury indicted the wholesale food distributor’s chief financial officer as well.

Library tax plaintiff motion

Pulaski County reponse in CALS case

Anderson's termination letter

Decision in Proctor suit

McGill report

An independent investigator has cleared Pulaski County Special School District acting Superintendent Rob McGill of an allegation that he made a racially charged comment to another district employee.

Walmart Announces Acquisition of Digital Entertainment Provider, VUDU

Walmart announced Monday a definitive agreement to acquire VUDU, Inc., a leading provider of digital technologies and services that enable the delivery of entertainment content directly to broadband high-definition TVs and Blu-ray players. The deal is expected to close within the next few weeks.

Planned Revenue Stabilization Act

Bankruptcy Petition

John David Lindsey, general manager of Lindsey & Associates since 1998, filed a voluntary petition for personal Chapter 7 bankruptcy through Fayetteville attorney Jill Jacoway.

Washington County JP and Constable Districts

Map of the districts

Deputy terminated after chase, crash

The Pulaski County sheriff’s office fired a deputy and suspended a volunteer deputy after an investigation found the deputy lied about their patrol car going more than 90 miles an hour just before it slammed into an overturned Toyota they had been pursuing, according to documents obtained Thursday.

Jury duty and work

UAMS pay, continued

Top non-higher education state employee pay

Amended Proctor Complaint

The amended complaint against Judge Willard Proctor, Jr., and Cycle Breakers

Fayetteville Man Arrested for Child Pornography

The Fayetteville Police Department announced today the arrest of a Fayetteville man for child pornography discovered on his computer.

Proctor TRO

Proctor files a temporary restraining order

Wal-Mart memo to employees

Announcement to eliminate 300 positions in Northwest Arkansas from Mike Duke, President and CEO of Wal-Mart

Scott Street named CEO

Scott M. Street has been named president and CEO for Mercy Health System of Northwest Arkansas, effective March 8. Street succeeds George Flynn, who will transition fulltime into the role of senior vice president–performance improvement for the Sisters of Mercy Health System, the sponsoring organization of Mercy in Northwest Arkansas. Flynn has held both his new role and the CEO position since June 2009.

Arrest of Fayetteville Man in Vehicle Break-ins

Fayetteville Police Chief Greg Tabor announced today the arrest of a Fayetteville man for breaking or entering to vehicles.

Rogers State of the City Address

By Mayor Steve Womack

Bentonville State of the City Address

By Mayor Bob McCaslin

Proctor ruling

Supreme Court ruling on Judge Proctor (PDF)

Letter from Muhammad

Copy of a letter from Abdulhakim Mujahid Muhammad, received by Circuit Court on January 14, 2010.

West Memphis Case: Order denying post-conviction relief

No new trials for two in West Memphis case

Race to the Top Arkansas application

Arkansas' Race to the Top application

DeLeo affidavit in Cabot case

This is the affadavit in Ralph Francis DeLeo's case.

Casino amendment name, title approval

Roy Brooks eStem resignation letter

Brooks letter announcing his resignation at eSTEM

UALR memo to faculty and staff

County Ozone Levels

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency proposed on Thursday tougher air-quality standards that would leave 650 of 675 monitored counties around the nation in violation if the rules were in place now. Four of the 675 counties are in Arkansas.

Race to the Top

DFA Revenue report for December 2009

Crain RV incident report

Incident report from the burglary at Crain RV

NLR response to Walker

NLR responds to Walker's filing

John Walker filing

John Walker filing in desegregation case

Should Santa go on a diet? Pupils respond.

Pupils respond to the question 'should Santa go on a diet?'

Filing in desegregation case

Jacksonville residents used poetry in asking a federal judge to establish a process for creating a separate Jacksonville school district should the North Little Rock and Pulaski County Special school districts be declared desegregated.

Marty Nix letter

Letter from Marty Nix

Teacher walkout stats

The number of teachers not in class in the Pulaski County Special School District on the day of the walkout

Van escape disciplinary actions

The Pulaski County sheriff’s office demoted a sergeant after completing its investigation into a prisoner escape, discipline issued less than a week after the agency fired a deputy for leaving running and unattended the van the inmate used to drive away in, according to documents released Tuesday.

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