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2022 Arkansas Primary Election: Sanders, Jones Win Nominations for Governor
by AMP Staff May 25, 2022
by AMP Staff May 25, 2022
Sarah Huckabee Sanders won the Republican nomination and Dr. Chris Jones won the Democratic nomination for governor of Arkansas on Tuesday. Sanders headed into the primary virtually assured of the nomination. Former President Donald Trump publicly encouraged Sanders to run…
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December 2021 Elections Magazine Politics
Get to Know the Candidates: Jesse Gibson, Tim Griffin, Leon Jones, Josh Price
by AMP Staff December 11, 2021
by AMP Staff December 11, 2021
Each month through the primary elections in May, AMP will visit with the candidates for Arkansas’ constitutional and federal offices in 2022. This month, we are featuring Democratic Secretary of State candidate Josh Price as well as the three candidates…
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Magazine October 2021
Arkansas 2022 Election Preview
by Katie Zakrzewski October 13, 2021
by Katie Zakrzewski October 13, 2021
In 2022, many political offices in The Natural State will become the stage for political showdowns. With the Democratic and Republican primaries set for the spring, Arkansas Money & Politics provides this primer on the candidates and their positions going…
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AMP News Politics
Gibson Running for Arkansas Attorney General, Joins Crowded Race
by Tyler Hale May 25, 2021
by Tyler Hale May 25, 2021
The race for the Arkansas Attorney General’s Office in 2022 has gotten more crowded. Jesse Gibson is joining the race, which already has three other contenders who have declared their intention to run. Gibson, a Lead Hill native, is a…
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UCA Names Horton as Executive Director of Public Appearances August 9, 2022
Amanda Horton has been named by the University of Central Arkansas as the Executive Director of Public Appearances, where she will oversee the soon-to-open Windgate Center for Fine and Performing Arts, in addition to Reynolds Performance Hall. “It’s been an… The post UCA Names Horton as Executive Director of Public Appearances appeared first on AMP.
Lone Rangers: Little Rock Semi-Pro Soccer Team Aims for the Spotlight August 9, 2022
It’s a blisteringly hot and humid Saturday night, but a crowd of nearly 1000 people have still come out for an evening of raucous excitement. The relatively small yet enthusiastic group spreads out over the seats on the west side… The post Lone Rangers: Little Rock Semi-Pro Soccer Team Aims for the Spotlight appeared first […]
Hogs Rolling Under Pittman, but Next Step Could Be the Hardest August 9, 2022
Hogs Rolling Under Pittman, but Next Step Could Be the Hardest Amere two seasons removed from the worst stretch in Arkansas football’s 128-year history, the Razorbacks will open the 2022 season with an upwards trajectory and higher expectations. The… The post Hogs Rolling Under Pittman, but Next Step Could Be the Hardest appeared first […]
Think Rubix’s Akama-Makia Leads the Firm’s People-First Movement August 8, 2022
Thinking Outside the Box – Think Rubix’s Akama-Makia Leads the Firm’s People-First Movement A peak symbol of ‘80s nostalgia, Rubik’s Cubes have often been looked at as the ultimate 3D puzzle for all ages, kids and adults alike. Enamored… The post Think Rubix’s Akama-Makia Leads the Firm’s People-First Movement appeared first on AMP.
Nalley Joins Empire Financial Architects as Vice President August 8, 2022
Empire Financial Architects, a Little Rock-based, woman-owned and operated financial services firm, announced recently that former Hot Springs Village CEO Lesley Nalley, has been hired as the new Vice President of the firm and Registered Financial Services Professional, where she… The post Nalley Joins Empire Financial Architects as Vice President appeared first on AMP.
Too Many Chiefs: Tumult within LRPD Spills Over into Mayoral Elections August 8, 2022
The last few months have proved to be volatile for the Little Rock Police Department (LRPD), following the retirement and resignation of two consecutive police chiefs. As violent crime and public safety come to the forefront of Little Rockers’ minds,… The post Too Many Chiefs: Tumult within LRPD Spills Over into Mayoral Elections appeared first […]
AMP University: A Guide to Politics at the Local Level August 8, 2022
Previous AMP University articles have stressed the importance of taking part in local politics because of the direct effect it has on your life, and the proportionate power your voice can have in a political landscape where you are one… The post AMP University: A Guide to Politics at the Local Level appeared first on […]
The Last Word: Old Man River August 8, 2022
The Last Word: Old Man River “Ol’ man river That ol’ man river he must know something But he don’t say nothing Cause he just keeps rolling He keeps rolling along.” Lately, I’ve lost a lot of friends. My… The post The Last Word: Old Man River appeared first on AMP.
Tyson Foods Releases 2022 Third Quarter Report August 8, 2022
Springdale-based global food giant, Tyson Foods, released its third quarter 2022 report on Aug. 8, showing a decrease in operating income for the quarter, overall gains and debt reduction for the year, and an improving chicken segment. “We delivered solid… The post Tyson Foods Releases 2022 Third Quarter Report appeared first on AMP.
If Walls Could Talk: The Flag and Banner/Taborian Hall Building August 8, 2022
If Walls Could Talk: The Flag and Banner/Taborian Hall Building Standing impressively at the corner of 9th and State streets for more than a century, the Taborian Hall building is a historic reminder of the time when Little Rock… The post If Walls Could Talk: The Flag and Banner/Taborian Hall Building appeared first on […]

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